Television Archives

‘I’m Looking to Correct the System’: An Interview With Gloria Calderón Kellett

The prolific showrunner talks about how bringing diversity to television writers' rooms also makes the shows better.

Pacific Standard checks out the studies.

Can any show with an extraordinary hero advance egalitarian politics?

Albert Kim will write the script, about a family-run electronics corporation.

But white men are still directing the majority of television shows.

A new report argues that black television helmers hire more black writers—and give characters of color much-needed, nuanced narratives.

In the past month, women from ABC, Nickelodeon, and Amazon have also lodged complaints about inappropriate conduct at the office.

Disney and FX could soon expand viewers' world views—if they portray their queer characters with nuance.

The real-life Wendy Carr helped the FBI formulate criminal profiling in the 1970s—and her work with victims isn't over.

Their note arrived the same day Nickelodeon fired an animation-series creator accused of sexual harassment.