Top 5 Red Carpet Beauty Trends of Spring, Featuring Zendaya and Janelle Monae

Among the avant-garde eyes, bold red lips, feathered brows and hairstyles that ranged from relaxed updos to blinged-with-barrettes, awards season offered plenty of inspiration for spring.

Critic's Notebook: TV's Fat Women Are No Longer a Joke

Fat women on TV have traditionally been funny sidekicks or sad sacks obsessed with losing weight, but shows like 'Shrill', 'Work in Progress' and 'Euphoria' have been changing the narrative.

SAG Awards Nominations Snubs: No Individual Nod for De Niro; '1917,' 'The Farewell,' 'Little Women' Shut Out

On the TV side, it was another disappointing morning for 'Veep,' broadcast TV (except for Sterling K. Brown's lone nomination for 'This Is Us'), 'Orange Is the New Black,' 'Euphoria' and 'Watchmen,' with 'Succession' surprisingly left out of the nominations as well.

Golden Globes Snubs: Robert De Niro, Shia LaBeouf, 'When They See Us'

While 'Bombshell' and 'Little Women' earned multiple nominations, neither film was nominated for best director, screenplay or motion picture.

"All Body Types Can Be Badass": Aidy Bryant, Niecy Nash and TV's Positivity Push

Actresses Barbie Ferreira, Shannon Purser and Natasha Rothwell also open up about the barriers to success and the movement toward body inclusivity: "Fat girls can be sexy."

From 'Fleabag' to 'Dickinson': The Rise of the Anti-Heroine

A new class of complicated female characters are giving lovable bad guys a run for their Emmys: "There's power in watching women get to be likable and villainous simultaneously."

'Euphoria' Creator Opens Up About Addiction at Norman Lear's Sentinel Awards

The ceremony recognized 13 shows for their storylines that educate audiences about health and safety topics from sexual assault to addiction and recovery.