Read more: Our complete coverage of Emmy nominee ‘Succession’

HBO’s “Succession” is nominated for 18 Emmys in 2020, including drama series. Listen to our podcast interviews with the cast to learn how they tick.

“Succession” earned an astounding six acting nominations. Five of those cast members reveal the inner workings of key episodes.

“Succession” and “Ozark” each earned 18 Emmy nominations. But the choice for voters is clear.

Every Emmy race is up for grabs this year, with “Succession,” “Ozark” and “The Crown” vying for honors.

‘Schitt’s Creek,’ ‘Ozark,’ ‘The Crown’ and others all had key moments that earned Emmy nods. The writers explain them.

Cate Blanchett, Cynthia Erivo, Nicole Kidman, Regina King, Hugh Jackman, Sandra Oh, Jeremy Strong and Kerry Washington instill humanity in their roles first.

Kendall Roy’s (Jeremy Strong) infamous rap tribute to his business-mogul dad, Logan Roy (Brian Cox), on HBO’s “Succession” is now on Spotify and YouTube.

Brian Cox, of HBO’s “Succession,” discusses why leaders like Donald Trump and Boris Johnson are worse than Logan Roy, the grizzled magnate he plays on TV.

Some of the most lovable characters on television are the ones we love to hate.

“Succession” and “The Crown” are front-runners for the drama series Emmy, but don’t ignore “The Mandalorian.”

Peak TV is still peaking, which means Emmy season has officially begun. Here are 12 shows you need to watch to get ready for this year’s awards.

Many viewers of “Succession,” HBO’s meditation on family-owned media dynasties, find it hard to keep a straight face whenever the show’s scene-stealing character, Tom Wambsgans, is on-screen.

Actor Brian Cox is having a major moment thanks to the success of HBO’s “Succession” and a starring role as Lyndon B. Johnson in “The Great Society,” now on Broadway.

From a dominant night for Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s “Fleabag” to historic wins by Billy Porter and Jharrel Jerome, daring television prevailed at the 2019 Emmys.

Actor Brian Cox explains that mysterious smile on Logan Roy’s face in the “Succession” finale.

Fans lined up to take photos with”Succession” actor Nicholas Braun Sunday: “We’re at the Emmys, and there’s better people here,” he cracked.

In “Succession,” premiering Sunday on HBO, the formidable Brian Cox (“Churchill”) plays Logan Roy, the aging head of the “fifth-largest media conglomerate in the world.”

In the new HBO series “Succession,” premiering Sunday, Brian Cox plays Logan Roy, a lion-in-winter media tycoon with — how to put it — a succession problem.