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Posted Tuesday 9/19/17 at 11:03PM EDT
Master of None’s Lena Waithe connects her historical Emmy victory to Halle Berry winning an Oscar
“So many other people could have won, but I think that, for whatever reason, there’s a person that is the...
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Posted Tuesday 9/12/17 at 10:47PM EDT
Study: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders composed 4% of TV series regulars
The academic study -- titled "Tokens on the Small Screen" -- finds that shows set in cities with large Asian-American populations...
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ABC’s Greatest American Hero reboot will star an Indian-American female
The remake of the early ‘80s ABC superhero series will be reimagined with a heroine taking on the role originally...
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Posted Friday 9/08/17 at 11:02PM EDT
TV had a show starring an Asian-American all the way back in 1951
Chinese-American movie star Anna May Wong played the title role in The Gallery of Madame Liu-Tsong.
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Star Trek: Discovery finds inspiration in the Trump-era divide
“The allegory is that we really started working on the show in earnest around the time the election was happening,”...
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Posted Friday 9/08/17 at 2:25PM EDT
Ally McBeal, a show well ahead of its time, turns 20
Feminism, toxic masculinity, gender identity, diversity — all of today’s hot topics were explored on Fox’s groundbreaking David E.
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Posted Thursday 9/07/17 at 9:21PM EDT
New South Park game is more challenging based on the darkness of your skin
The degree of difficulty ranges from “EASY” (light skin) to “VERY DIFFICULT” (dark skin).
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Posted Tuesday 9/05/17 at 1:16PM EDT
Riverdale’s Camila Mendes says she was often told “You don’t look Latina enough” by casting people
“I’m pretty new to Hollywood,” she tells People, “but I’m already starting to see the issues in how some projects...
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Posted Saturday 9/02/17 at 3:23AM EDT
Issa Rae: Insecure isn’t made “for dudes” or “white people”
Even though men have latched on to the Lawrence character, Rae is insistent on not catering to the audience it...
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Posted Saturday 9/02/17 at 3:23AM EDT
Master of None's Lena Waithe: Aziz Ansari “let me lead” in writing the Thanksgiving episode
Waithe, the first black woman to be nominated for an Emmy for comedy writing, says: “I’ll be honest, writing that...
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Posted Thursday 8/31/17 at 2:44AM EDT
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Chloe Bennet: I changed my last name from “Wang” because “Hollywood is racist”
Responding to an Instagram commenter who noted a name change after posting about Hollywood white-washing, Bennet wrote, “Changing my last...
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Posted Wednesday 8/23/17 at 6:58PM EDT
Sterling K. Brown talks about his breakout year and TV moving away from its “There Can Be Only One” diversity problem
The This Is Us star is getting recognized more now that he’s the star of hit network show.
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Posted Tuesday 8/22/17 at 9:14PM EDT
TV salaries revealed: Robert De Niro will make $774,000 per episode
De Niro leads all drama actors, at least per episode, for his upcoming Amazon series, which has yet to have...
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Posted Tuesday 8/22/17 at 9:14PM EDT
CBS wins praise from Latino groups despite criticism of its poor diversity record
The National Hispanic Media Coalition and the National Latino Media Council met last week with CBS honchos, including Les Moonves,...