Kathryn joined Deadline: The Actor’s Side to talk about starring in “Agatha All Along” and “The Studio,” the real-life inspiration behind her characters, and how she’s embracing bold, fearless roles. With Emmy buzz for both shows, Hahn reflects on her career—from Cleveland puppets to Hollywood power plays.

I’ve uploaded 1477 HD Screencaptures of Kathryn from this interview to the gallery and you can view them using the photos below:

It’s the season of the witch awards and Agatha All Along is putting its best broom forward to showcase the love and beautiful storytelling that went into the series. Disney hosted a for your consideration event today in Agatha’s honour, and Kathryn Hahn, Sasheer Zamata, Patti LuPone and Joe Locke, as well as countless crew members, were on hand to screen episode 7 of the show and take part in a panel afterward. The Emmy award nominations haven’t yet been decided, but Kathryn is being favoured for at least one nomination and I’m hoping for a second!

I’ve got 48 HQ Photos from the event so far in the gallery and will upload more as they come.

‘Agatha All Along’ FYC Emmy Event – Arrivals

Every year PaleyCenter hosts folks from around the world for their industry and fan driven events called PaleyFest, which celebrates excellence in film and television and the cast and crews behind these amazing projects. Agatha All Along was featured tonight for its wonderful work in storytelling and cast members Kathryn Hahn, Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, Debra Jo Rupp and showrunner/creator Jac Schaeffer were on hand to talk about the show, confirm their favourite fan theories, and spend some time answering questions with their fans.

I’ve uploaded 92 HQ photos of Kathryn from the arrivals for the event to the gallery.

2025 PaleyFest LA – “Agatha All Along” – Arrivals

Along with all of the interviews, panel discussion and public events, Kathryn also participated in a number of photoshoot / photocall moments at SXSW. Below is some of the shoots so far that have appeared, all in HQ.

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The Studio had its world debut at film and television festival extraordinaire, SXSW. The cast were on hand to promote the series and the first two episodes were screened for attendees and press alike. Rave reviews for the series have already nabbed it a 100% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and many are praising Kathryn for her role as unhinged marketing exec, Maya.

I’ve got photos from each part of the premiere, the screening and the various photo calls Kathryn took part in over the weekend uploaded to the gallery.

“The Studio” World Premiere SXSW – Arrivals

“The Studio” World Premiere SXSW – Inside

“The Studio” World Premiere SXSW – Reception

Kathryn joined fellow Agatha All Along crew members Daniel Selon, Imogene Chayes, Maddison Carroll and Christine Casaus at the 27th Costume Designers Guild Awards. The awards honor excellence in film, television, and short form costume design and Agatha was nominated for 3 awards: Excellence in Contemporary Television, Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Television and Excellence in Costume Illustration.

I’ve uploaded HQ photos of Kathryn on the arrival carpet and presenting the award for Excellence in Contemporary Television to the gallery:

27th Costume Designers Guild Awards – Arrivals

27th Costume Designers Guild Awards – Inside

While in attendance at the SCAD TVfest in Atlanta, Collider’s Carly Lane spoke with Agatha All Along’s creator and showrunner, Jac Schaeffer, about the year’s most magnetic couple. Like all great ideas in the industry, the relationship between Agatha and Rio (AgathaRio) started in the writers’ room, where Schaeffer admits she was worried audiences wouldn’t get the intense depth behind the pair’s relationship, telling Lane:

“We did a lot of work in the writers’ room to build the history of these two women. What ended up on the page wasn’t all of that. It was, ‘Where they are now?’ And there were times where we were like, ‘Is it enough? Is it clear?’ Because in our minds, they were married, in some witchy way. And we were like, ‘We need to make that apparent.’”

Read the rest of the article at Collider