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Ava DuVernay to Bring Octavia Butler’s Dawn to Television, and It’s About Time

By Aug 9th
Niecy Nash Reminds Chelsea Handler That Diversity Goes Beyond “Black and White Women”

By Aug 7th
NBC Is Kicking CBS’ Butt in the ‘Valuing Women’ Department

By Aug 4th
Ava DuVernay Continues to Kill It With a S3 Renewal For Queen Sugar and a New Deal with Oprah

By Jul 26th
Kathy Bates Was Told to Downplay Her Cancer “Because of the Stigma in Hollywood,” As If Survival Isn’t Badass

By Jul 13th
Review: Netflix’s G*psy a Frustrating, Bland Rumination on Obsession and Addiction

By Jun 30th
Issa Rae as Lovably Adorkable as Ever in First Season 2 Trailer For HBO’s Insecure

By Jun 29th
Issa Rae, America Ferrara, and Other Women in Comedy Talk Pay Gap, Representation, and “Being Likable”

By Jun 15th
Electric Dreams Come True: Janelle Monáe Joins Philip K. Dick’s Sci-Fi Anthology Series

By May 31st
Get Excited Clone Club! Orphan Black Co-Creator Graeme Manson Talks the Final Season

By May 26th
Racists and Sexists Hate On Star Trek Discovery‘s Diversity Even Though It’s Still Unbalanced in Their Favor

By May 25th
CBS Tries to Defend Its Lack of Women and POC Because Listening to Criticism Is Just Too Hard, Apparently

By May 17th
Here Are the Winners of NYC’s Women’s Screenwriting Contest

By Apr 19th
Amazon Orders 2 Seasons of Marvelous Mrs. Maisel From Gilmore Girls Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino So It Must Be Good

By Apr 10th
Male Hollywood Producer Thinks Industry Gender-Based Wage Gap Is Women’s Fault (SPOILER ALERT: It’s Not)

By Mar 16th
Thanks to On-Set Creepiness, Thandie Newton Preferred Nudity to Wearing Her Westworld Costume

By Mar 14th
An Heiress Hunts for a Wife in the new Queer Period Drama from HBO and BBC One

By Mar 5th
Photograph 51 Playwright Anna Ziegler Developing Limited Series Centered on a Female Scientist

By Feb 15th
Colleen Wing Shows Why She’s a Complete Badass in Iron Fist Clip

By Feb 8th
Taryn Southern, Yulin Kuang and Clara Chung Join Geena Davis Institute’s #ShesGotDrive Campaign

By Feb 7th