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MSNBC's The Sing Sing Chronicles, directed by Dawn Porter, was the top winner on the second night of the 2025 News & Documentary Emmy Awards on Thursday. Among networks, National Geographic led with six awards, followed by Netflix with four.

The Sing Sing Chronicles, which follows the deep connection forged between a journalist and a man convicted of murder within the walls of Sing Sing Correctional Facility, won Best Documentary. Meanwhile, Best Director honors were awarded to Carla Gutierrez for her work on Prime Video's Frida.

The 46th annual News & Documentary Emmys, presented by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, honor the best programming content that aired in the calendar year 2024. The news categories were presented on Wednesday and the documentary categories were presented on Thursday.

Two-time Oscar nominee Jon Else received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his groundbreaking contributions to the craft of nonfiction storytelling. The award was presented by Carrie Lozano,...

The Sing Sing Chronicles won the coveted title of best documentary on night two of the 2025 News & Documentary Emmy Awards.

The film, from MSNBC, spotlights the connection between a journalist, Dan Slepian, and a man incarcerated at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velazquez, who was wrongfully convicted of murder.

Dawn Porter directed The Sing Sing Chronicles while Kimberly Ferdinando served as an executive producer. The doc was produced by NBC News Studios.

Also during the ceremony, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Jon Else was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Carrie Lozano. On Wednesday, longtime NBC Today weather anchor Al Roker also received the honor.

“The talents of our journalistic and documentary communities have profoundly shaped our culture and nation,” said Terry O’Reilly, Chairman of NATAS. “In the face of evolving societal landscapes, their unwavering dedication to truth and storytelling has illuminated critical issues, fostered crucial conversations and empowered the public.

Netflix was the big winner of this year’s Peabody Awards, taking home six honors, the most of any network or streamer. Altogether 34 awards were given out, representing the most captivating and inspiring stories across broadcast and streaming in 2024.

The winners were selected from over 1,000 entries by a panel of 27 jurors. Entries included everything from television and podcasts to documentaries, youth programming and interactive media. In the documentary category, Netflix scored wins for Natalie Rae and Angela Patton’s “Daughters,” Lucy Walker’s “Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa,” Benjamin Ree’s “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin” and Josh Greenbaum’s “Will & Harper.” The streamer’s other two wins came from the entertainment category for Richard Gadd’s massively popular limited series “Baby Reindeer” as well as for the visually striking “Ripley.”

HBO and Max came in second place in terms of total awards, securing four wins. It...

The Peabody Awards Board of Jurors has selected its 2025 winners, showcasing the best broadcasting and streaming media during 2024. The projects being honored were chosen by a unanimous vote of 27 jurors from over 1,000 entries from television, podcasts/radio, and the web in entertainment, news, documentary, arts, children’s/youth, public service, and interactive/immersive programming and media.

“The winners of the 85th annual Peabody Awards encompass a wide range of contemporary and historical issues, including the war in Gaza, rural healthcare, a focus on disabilities, authoritarianism, and sexual violence,” said Jeffrey Jones, executive director of Peabody, via statement. “Whether enlightening audiences on global issues or bringing a smile and sense of community through thoughtful entertainment, these works deserve to be recognized and celebrated.”

Of the 34 total wins, Netflix received the most awards with six, including projects like “Baby Reindeer,” “Ripley,” and “Will and Harper.” HBO/Max followed with four, including “Fantasmas...

Disney’s National Geographic lept over the competition when it comes to the News and Documentary Emmys, scoring approximately 46 nominations, as the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences revealed this year’s contenders on Thursday morning.

Helping Nat Geo dominate was “Trafficked: Underworlds with Mariana van Zeller,” which earned a whopping 29 nominations in various categories, including Outstanding Recorded News Program and Outstanding Investigative News Coverage – Long Form. In the Outstanding Lighting Direction – News race, it even received all four noms. “Trafficked With Mariana van Zeller” also earned the most series nominations last year.

Behind Nat Geo was PBS with 37, followed by CNN (33), ABC, Netflix (29) and CBS (28). Among Spanish-lingo outlets, Univision led with 13. Nat Geo’s “Trafficked With Mariana van Zeller” was among the top series nominees, with a whopping 20 nominations.

In the key best documentary category, there are nine nominees — Netflix’s “American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders,” HBO/Max’s “The Commandant’s Shadow,...

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has revealed its nominees for the 46th annual News & Documentary Awards.

The nominees for outstanding live news program include ABC World News Tonight With David Muir, The CBS Evening News With Norah O’Donnell, CBS Mornings, Good Morning America, NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt and Top Story With Tom Llamas.

In the best documentary category, nominees include American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders, The Commandant’s Shadow, The Grab, Hollywood Black, Mammals, Queendom, The Sing Sing Chronicles, The Sixth and The Truth vs. Alex Jones.

This year, the awards will be presented in two ceremonies: News will take place June 25 and documentaries will take place June 26, at the Palladium Times Square in New York City.

The News & Documentary Emmy Awards honor “programming content from more than 2,200 submissions that originally premiered in calendar-year 2024,” according to NATAS.

“We are thrilled to recognize the extraordinary talent and relentless...

Documentary filmmaker Dan Reed, whose work includes Michael Jackson doc “Leaving Neverland” and HBO’s recent “The Truth vs Alex Jones,” has found his calling in getting people to relive “the worst day in their life,” as he describes it.

As well as delving into subjects as grim as child sexual abuse (he won an Emmy and a BAFTA for “Leaving Neverland”) and the Sandy Hook massacre, he has made numerous documentaries about large-scale terror attacks including the Moscow theater hostage crisis of 2002, the 60-hour siege of Mumbai in 2008 and the Nairobi Westgate mall attack of 2013.

How does Reed manage to revisit some of the world’s most barbarous acts without succumbing to despair? By knowing that he is performing a vital role in bearing witness and relaying victims’ stories to the wider public. “I have this sort of mental barrier that gives me an alibi for being there and...

The new HBO documentary “Stopping the Steal” is set to premiere on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 9 p.m. Et and takes viewers behind the scenes into the efforts by former President Trump to challenge the 2020 presidential election results. The film features interviews from former White House staff and appointees, including former Attorney General William Barr, as well as elected Republican officials in Arizona and Georgia. The Streamable recommends that you stream the doc with a 7-Day Free Trial of Max.

How to Watch ‘Stopping the Steal’ When: Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024 at 9 p.m. Et TV: HBO Stream: Watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Max. 7-Day Free Trial $9.99+ / month via amazon.com About Political Documentary ‘Stopping the Steal’

Recounted in detail by former staff members of the Trump Administration, Republican political appointees, and elected state officials, “Stopping the Steal” tracks the evolution of the movement to discredit the American election starting as early...

Alex Jones is notorious for sharing conspiracy theories on his website, InfoWars. Immediately after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, he began questioning the truth about what really happened, claiming the tragedy was nothing more than a hoax. A new documentary, “The Truth vs. Alex Jones,” takes viewers inside the courtroom and reveals what occurred during Jones’ defamation lawsuits and trials. You can dive into “The Truth vs. Alex Jones” beginning on Tuesday, March 26. You can watch with a subscription to Max.

How to Watch 'The Truth vs. Alex Jones' When: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 Where: Max Stream: Watch with a subscription to Max. Sign Up$9.99+ / month Max.com About 'The Truth vs. Alex Jones'

In response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Alex Jones began spreading his own theories about the tragedy. He made bold claims, denying that the 26 murders actually happened and that it was all a government coverup.

One of TV’s oldest reality shows is about to wrap for another season, but what else is coming to a streamer near you? Find out!

It’s officially spring, which means just one thing to sports fans not distracted by the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournaments: baseball is here! The MLB’s 2024 Opening Day is on Thursday, March 28, and every team in the league will be in action to help kick the season off in style.

Baseball fandom is passionate, but of course, it does not represent all or even the majority of TV audiences. So what can non-baseball fans find to occupy their time this week? Never fear, The Streamable is here to lay out all the top premieres on TV and streaming this week to help you find the best alternatives to baseball each day.

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Soaps fans, mark your calendars: The 51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will take place Friday, June 7, airing live from the Westin Bonaventure Los Angeles at 8 pm Et (and tape-delayed Pt) on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

Nominees, the Lifetime Achievement honoree and host information will be announced in the coming weeks.

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HBO’s released the official trailer for The Truth vs. Alex Jones, a documentary that takes an in-depth look at Alex Jones’ disturbing lies about the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and how family members of the murdered school children fought back. The documentary, directed by BAFTA and Emmy winner Dan Reed (Leaving Neverland), will premiere on HBO on Tuesday, March 26, 2024 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Among those contributing to the documentary are Sandy Hook parents Mark Barden, Alissa and Robbie Parker, Neil Heslin, Scarlett Lewis, Nicole Hockley, Lenny Pozner, and Veronique de la Rosa. The documentary also features attorneys Mark Bankston, Chris Mattei, Wesley Ball, and Andino Reyna as well as Connecticut State Police officer Daniel Jewiss.

Poster for ‘The Truth vs Alex Jones’ (Photo Credit: HBO)

HBO released the following description of The Truth vs. Alex Jones:

“Filmed over four years with unprecedented access, The Truth vs. Alex Jones...

HBO has released the first trailer (below) for its upcoming documentary chronicling the rise and fall of one of the most controversial and disgraced voices in American media: Alex Jones.

In The Truth vs. Alex Jones, filmmaker Dan Reed (Leaving Neverland, Four Hours at the Capitol) shows how Jones built an empire peddling supplements to listeners of his popular InfoWars radio show and then fueled his own collapse by promoting a conspiracy theory that the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was staged and its shattered parents were actors.

“With his embrace of Sandy Hook hoaxer theories, Jones discovered that a high-octane mix of conspiracy and politics could set his audience on fire like never before, turbocharging his online supplements business,” Reed said in a statement. “The parents of the children murdered at Sandy Hook confronted Jones in a court of law and exposed his lies. My documentary is about this...

British director Dan Reed (“Leaving Neverland”) spent four years filming Sandy Hook Elementary parents as they attempt to hold Alex Jones — the infamous talk-news conspiracist guru of InfoWars — accountable for the lies he spread about their children’s murders in 2012. The result is the HBO documentary “The Truth vs. Alex Jones.”

Bringing Jones to trial involved years of effort by the grieving parents and their legal teams and culminated in two jury trials for damages in Texas and Connecticut. The outcome was America’s biggest-ever defamation verdict, with nearly $1.5 billion awarded by juries in the two states to the families, Not surprisingly Jones, who called the Sandy Hook massacre a hoax and was accused of using the tragedy to help sell dietary supplement on his site, subsequently declared bankruptcy.

Variety spoke to Reed ahead of “The Truth vs. Alex Jones” SXSW world premiere on March 11.

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