Emmys
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How Gloria Calderón Kellett Turned ‘One Day at a Time’ Into a Cause Worth Fighting For (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It was an outpouring of love that we didn’t expect,” says Kellett of the audience response of fans supporting her LBGT- and Latino-inclusive sitcom
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‘Power’ Creator Courtney Kemp: ‘There Is a Financial Consequence to Not Opening Doors’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It doesn’t mean that they are any more inclusive in their hearts, it means they’re more inclusive in their wallets,” says the veteran writer
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How ‘On My Block’ Creator Lauren Iungerich Brought Diversity to Young Adult TV
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “In our business today, there’s a lot of talk about inclusion, but people aren’t really doing it,” says the creator of the Netflix series
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Samira Wiley on Why ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 2 Is ‘a Little Sad’ Despite Escape From Gilead (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “A lot of mixed feelings are going on in Canada,” says Wiley of her character’s new life
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‘Grace and Frankie’ Creator Marta Kauffman’s Advice to Women in TV: ‘Be Noisy’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: The prolific showrunner still regrets all those exposed breasts on her show “Dream On” in the early days of HBO
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‘The Deuce’ Star Maggie Gyllenhaal Says Show Exposes Our ‘Broken, Misogynistic Culture’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Our show is about transactional sex, and that is what’s really on the table with what’s coming out about Hollywood,” says Gyllenhaal
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Stefani Robinson on Being the Only Female Writer on ‘Atlanta’: ‘It’s Really Bittersweet’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “When you are the only one of anything you are suddenly the voice for everyone — and that’s not a fair place to be in,” says Robinson
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‘Atlanta’ Writer-Producer Stefani Robinson Portraits (Exclusive Photos)
WGA Award winner stops by StudioWrap for an interview and photo session
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‘Ozark’ Star Laura Linney on Pushing Jason Bateman to Flesh Out Her Role: ‘She Was Basically Just a Wife’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Well, she needed some work,” actress says of her character in the first draft of the script for the Netflix drama
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Rachel Bloom on Why ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Was Driven by Anger This Year
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I have a lot of anger inside that I don’t show, because I’m obsessed with people liking me,” she says of her character’s dominant emotion in Season 3
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‘SMILF’ Star and Creator Frankie Shaw on How #MeToo Made the Show More Resonant (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: Prior to the Harvey Weinstein scandal, she says, “I was really unsure how people were going to respond to ‘SMILF’ talking about sexual harassment and abuse”
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‘Killing Eve’ Showrunner on Why She Gender-Swapped So Many of the Book’s Male Characters
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I was really determined to make [the women] as individually colorful as I could,” Phoebe Waller-Bridge tells TheWrap
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4 of TV’s Top Creators, From Rachel Bloom to Frankie Shaw (Exclusive Photos)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: The creator-stars of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and “SMILF”) join Courtney Kemp (“Power”) and Gloria Calderon Kellett (“One Day at a Time”)
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Thandie Newton Explains Why ‘Westworld’ Season 2 Threw Her for a Loop
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I felt like those dreams when you’re running, but really slowly, and you just can’t get there,” the British actress says of new season
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Krysten Ritter on Why Jessica Jones Is a Feminist Hero for the #MeToo Era (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “She’s suffered so much pain and trauma and grief and loss and abuse,” says “Jessica Jones” star
