'GLOW' Stars Britney Young and Sydelle Noel Want to Trade Places with The Rock | Emmy Nominees Night 2018
The actresses speculate on the next season of the hit Netflix series.
Creative Arts Emmys: 'GLOW's' Shauna Duggins Becomes First Woman to Win in Stunt Coordination for a Comedy Category
"I think this show in general breaks the mold, and I'm so honored to be a part of it," she said.
'Glow' Star Betty Gilpin on How Wrestling Releases "Constructive" Rage
"We're learning [that] all women have within them a person who is ready to throw a watermelon through a window pane," Gilpin, nominated for an outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series Emmy, says.
Betty Gilpin On "Unexpected" Emmy Nomination: "I Feel Like I'm Living in an Alternate Reality" | Meet Your Nominee
Gilpin in nominated for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for 'GLOW.'
'GLOW' Renewed for Season 3 at Netflix
The Alison Brie wrestling comedy — which is nominated for 10 Emmys — enters a new phase with season three.
Alison Brie and Tracee Ellis Ross on Costumes They'd Like To Steal From Their Hit TV Shows
Mandy Moore, Angela Sarafyan and more attended the Harpers Bazaar x CDG x The OUTNET.com celebration of excellence in television costume design.
'GLOW' Star Betty Gilpin: Why Acting Is "A Seesaw of Death" (Guest Column)
The actress, hot off her first Emmy nom, reflects on her craft's ego-boosting, princess-making highs and soul-crushing, debilitating lows: "Being an actor feels like your ego is on a violent pendulum swing between a field of cashmere and a casual tub of knives."
'GLOW' Showrunners on Their "Baller Mom Moment"
Self-proclaimed underdogs Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch are basking in 10 nominations and being one of the only female-dominated shows among nominees: "We're standing on the shoulders of a lot of other women and a lot of other shows."
From 'GLOW' to 'Westworld': Makeup and Hair Artists on the Importance of Authenticity
Emmy-nominated cosmetics and coiffure pros reveal how they stayed true to the era ('80s hot-roller sets!) and used old artifacts (wigs from MGM's archives!) to help stars tell a story.
Emmys: Can a Show Prevail When Its Leads Aren't Nominated?
With more series nominees than ever — 15, with five of them lacking nods for their top stars — The Hollywood Reporter's awards analyst dissects what it means when a lead is left out of the picture.
