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"We certainly feel that it's important to reflect the culture on our service," says Julie McNamara, CBS All Access' executive...
The Directors Guild of America found that of 4,300 episodes produced in the 2018-19, some 50% were directed by women...
"By my count, of the 15 new broadcast shows that premiered since the Emmys, five gain heat from the funeral...
"In terms of winner distribution, the show’s first 25 seasons could not have been any more even, with 13 men...
The Netflix true-crime miniseries is "the most feminist crime show in recent memory, but one that is not feminist in...
There’s no denying the excellence of the standalone skits on A Black Lady Sketch Show.
A new Boxed In report from San Diego State University's Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film...
Big Little Lies loved to depict its female stars in motion because it's "a signifier of their refusal to yield...
Lena Dunham, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Jenji Kohan and Jill Soloway are among the non-male voices who've found success with their own...
"Nearly all of this year’s best shows so far have been about and made by women," says Alan Sepinwall.
Is there gender bias in the way The View's "catfights" are covered in the media, particularly between Joy Behar and...
Since Bee's Full Frontal premiered in February 2016, she has seen the cancelations of talk shows hosted by Chelsea Handler,...
The British broadcast channel is making it a requirement that all of the networks' commissioned shows have female writers.
The Los Angeles Times' Meredith Blake, inspired by Mindy Kaling's new film Late Night, broke down the percentage of women...
"As a creator, I know that absolutely nobody gets anything good done alone," says Leslye Headland.