IndieWire Honors: The “Insecure” co-creator and star wants to create a media empire. First order of business: Finding new sci-fi stories featuring people of color.
IndieWire Honors: Wilmore shares his experience in helping Rae create and write the pilot episode to the HBO comedy.
The comedy is still a showcase for Issa Rae’s talents, but plenty of others are getting their chance to shine in Season 2.
Sterling K. Brown is in Season 2, folks. Sterling. K. Brown.
Issa Rae’s breakout comedy series returns with an even more socially-relevant conscience.
Frank Ocean sings along to a breezy glide through a first look at the HBO show’s second season.
“You never see people of color talk about champagne or travel or wine or cigars,” says Penny, who demonstrates how to upgrade to the better things. “But my friends and I do it too.”
While the nation may seem divided, its TV watching isn’t: A new report reveals the popularity of shows with African-American casts among non-black audiences.
HBO programming president Casey Bloys tells IndieWire that “Westworld” might not return for Season 2 until early 2018, given the show’s ambitious production.
The “Awkward Black Girl” web series creator discusses getting what it takes to be real on her new HBO comedy.
Also in this episode: Jenni Konner’s recent account of how Lena Dunham was accosted inappropriately by a producer, and a review of Sarah Jessica Parker’s new HBO show “Divorce.”
The “Awkward Black Girl” creator upends convention as much as she embraces it in her HBO debut.
