Frankie Shaw
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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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Golden Globes TV Predictions: From ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ to ‘Ozark’ (Photos)
Check out TheWrap’s picks before the 75th Golden Globe Awards air Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on NBC
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Golden Globes: Wonder Women Gal Gadot, Brooklyn Prince, Salma Hayek Huddle with W Mag (Photos)
High above Sunset Blvd, a double dose of Olsen sisters, a Belushi, NFL owners, and Daenerys Targaryen got the 2018 Hollywood party circuit off to a strong start
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Golden Globes Lessons: Voters Snub Diversity in Directing to Forgive Ridley Scott
Jordan Peele or Greta Gerwig were expected to add a modicum of diversity to the directing nominees, but instead Scott got in after showing the HFPA a rough cut
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Golden Globes Nominees Reactions: 32 of Hollywood’s Most ‘Honored,’ ‘Grateful’ and ‘Thrilled’ (Updating)
Start practicing your acceptance speech now
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‘SMILF’ Gets Season 2 Pick-Up at Showtime
Frankie Shaw’s series is “funny and forthright, pointed and poignant, irreverent and relevant, all at once,” network says
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Connie Britton Lands First Major TV Role After ‘Nashville’ Exit
She’ll star in “SMILF,” the upcoming Rosie O’Donnell-fronted Showtime comedy created by and co-starring Frankie Shaw
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Showtime Picks Up Comedy Series ‘SMILF’ From Frankie Shaw
Rosie O’Donnell co-stars in the series based on Shaw’s short film
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Rosie O’Donnell Joins Showtime Comedy Pilot ‘SMILF’
Emmy winner will play mother of Frankie Shaw’s character
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Showtime Orders Pilot Based on Frankie Shaw’s ShortList Film Festival Finalist ‘SMILF’
Short also won the Sundance Jury Award in 2015
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Shortlist 2015: ‘SMILF’ De-Sexualizes Nudity With ‘No Pretty Angle, No Arched Back’
Director Frankie Shaw took inspiration from her own life, in which she struggled as a single mom
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Sundance: ‘World of Tomorrow’ Wins Short Film Grand Jury Prize
Written and directed by Don Hertzfeldt, the film explores a distant future through the eyes of a little girl
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