One year ago, “The Take” was launched in diverseIt quickly became one of the brand’s leading video chains. Over the past 365 days, the weekly show has covered the biggest stories in entertainment news, including the Oscars slap Will Smith, the tutelage of Britney Spears, and Johnny Depp’s trial against Amber Heard, while providing insightful box office analysis and unparalleled award coverage throughout the year. . .
sponsored by diverse Chief Correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister and Senior Awards Editor Clayton Davis, “The Take” from Apple TV+, is a weekly series that scours the week’s top stories from entertainment, pop culture and media, providing expert footage and exclusive insights into what’s alive in Hollywood. Filmed in diverseThe newest studio in Los Angeles, new episodes are released Friday on Variety.com, YouTube, and social media.
He performed “The Take” diverseOur ever-growing video strategy, which includes news, interviews, red carpets, short documentaries, award coverage, and more with new content in development. “The Take” is an executive producer produced by Variety’s Vice President of Video, Alex Castro.
To celebrate the anniversary, here are some of our favorite moments from the biggest stories of the year.
‘The Take’ Predicts’ ‘CODA’ will win an Oscar
Long before anyone expected “CODA” could win a Best Picture Oscar, “The Take” was true. With a leading awards journalist as one of our hosts, “The Take” offers unparalleled analysis of awards throughout the year. diverseAwards editor Clayton Davis gives his predictions about the show every week, long before we get to talk about it — and that was certainly the case for “CODA.”
According to Variety, the actress’ best races are wide open # oscar expert Tweet embed.
What do you think who will win: Jessica Chastain, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Olivia Colman or Kristen Stewart? https://t.co/GcoEfl9pSX | Variety The Take presented by @Camel pic.twitter.com/Bt454pbvoL
Variety (@Variety) 25 March 2022
“The Take” takes on Cannes
“The Take” has covered every festival from Toronto to Venice to SXSW, providing the latest news on upcoming projects from the festival circuit. Last year, Wagmeister and Davis arrived in Cannes for a special episode, straight from the south of France.
‘The Take’ brings court coverage of Britney Spears’ conservative case
The Take has been covering Britney Spears’ conservative saga from the start. Wagmeister driving diverseCoverage of the pop star’s legal battle with live reporting from inside and outside the courtroom with the #FreeBritney movement. From the singer’s emotional testament in June to the end of her 13-year guardianship last November, “The Take” has been on the scene.
“Britney Spears, throughout her life, has given so much,” says our colleague Tweet embed Around #FreeBritney. “While she was giving, the world was taking away from her… This is a gross injustice.” | Variety The Take presented by @Camel https://t.co/JX0gSGj4kq pic.twitter.com/F5Enpyyd0s
Variety (@Variety) October 1, 2021
‘The Take’ live on Oscar night
On Oscar night, Davis was at the party, and we’d love to have a special host join us, diverseSenior entertainment writer Angelique Jackson, who helped deconstruct the story everyone’s still talking about: Will Smith slapping Chris Rock.
“The Take” Emmys Special
Of course, the Emmys is no exception to award season. Our awards coverage of “The Take” brings out the best in TV and movies, letting those interested in the industry know which series and movies they should watch out for.
Oscar Isaac visits “The Take”
In a conversation with our host Davis about his work, including “Card Counter,” “Scenes from a Marriage,” and “Dune,” Oscar Isaac focused on the battle of IATSE.
Oscar Isaacs giving his support to IATSE: “It’s amazing, the amount of abuse I’ve seen on sets… It’s been a long time since I’ve done something to support the people who allow these films.” https://t.co/q35QShp9Km | Variety The Take presented by @Camel pic.twitter.com/veCwLCBUvQ
Variety (@Variety) October 15 2021
The Rock vows to stop using real guns in the group
In the wake of the “Rust” tragedy, Wagmeister interviewed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on the red carpet. I asked one of the world’s biggest action stars about his stance on the use of firearms on set, leading Johnson to pledge to stop using real guns in all of his films.
this week, @the rock He vowed to stop using real weapons in his productions in response to the tragedy that occurred on set # Rust: “We won’t worry about dollars; we won’t worry about costs.” | Variety The Take presented by @Camel https://t.co/XFigklsxMg pic.twitter.com/cAT4n2TIVE
Variety (@Variety) November 5, 2021
‘The Take’ addresses Louis CK’s controversial Grammy win
When Louis CK won a Grammy, our host Wagmeister—who has covered the #MeToo movement extensively from Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein, R. Kelly, and Bill Cosby—influenced Hollywood’s hypocritical treatment of abusers in power, no matter their fall from grace.
Louis C.K., who admitted several accounts of sexual misconduct in 2010, won a Grammy last weekend. “This is incredible,” our co-host Tweet embed Says. What do you think? | Variety The Take presented by @Camel https://t.co/d8d6yLnuQP pic.twitter.com/AzKVhXqiYn
Variety (@Variety) April 8, 2022
David Spade visits ‘The Take’ to celebrate ‘Paradise’
“The Take” covers everything in Hollywood – the good and the bad; Hard and fun. So when David Spade wore Chris Harrison’s shoes as a guest host on “Bachelor in Heaven,” we had to talk to the comedian about his time in Mexico with the ABC dating show, and address him about “abolition of culture” in the comedy.
‘The Take’ renewed until 2022
“The Take” has had the green light for all of 2022, and this might be our favorite moment. What a year it has been, and we can’t wait for next year. Thank you to all our viewers, and please, keep your rating diverse’Social media to let us know: What do you think?
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