An ambitious Season 4 spells trouble for Issa and Molly’s friendship, while the series wisely pivots from focusing on the foibles of millennial dating life.
“Insecure: The Come Up Game” will invite players to participate in the LA misadventures of Issa Dee from HBO’s hit comedy.
Stella Meghie’s lush, sexy drama offers two stories in one — but neither ever get their full due.
The comedic duo play a couple on the rocks, and suddenly forced to grapple with a nutty crime.
Robin Thede’s history-making series is a welcome respite from other late-night shows that tend to overlook black women’s narratives.
The HBO sketch series is the first with a cast of entirely black women, and an all-black women writers room.
Robin Thede’s new sketch show landed guest appearances from Angela Bassett, David Alan Grier, and Laverne Cox.
The Comedy Central-presented festival in San Francisco will also feature Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova in a version of “Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion.”
“I’ve been wrestling with speaking up or not, but I had to,” Tracy Oliver wrote on social media.
Marsai Martin’s huge, star-making performance is far and away the best thing about this otherwise sloppy modern inversion of “Big.”
Jay Ellis is gone, but the one big change in HBO’s comedy doesn’t mean more are needed for this series to say its piece.
The ladies are “single, 30, and thriving,” but that sure as hell doesn’t mean they’ve got everything figured out.
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