Alan Yang, Charlamagne tha God Talk Inclusion, Diversity | Emerging Hollywood - Full Episode
Alan Yang ('Master of None') talks diversity, inclusion and representation in Hollywood, and moving from a Harvard biology student to creating hit television with Aziz Ansari with 'Emerging Hollywood' host Charlamagne tha God.
Alan Yang, Charlamagne tha God Talk Whitewashing and Creating Comedy With Aziz Ansari | Emerging Hollywood
Yang, co-creator of Netflix's award-winning series 'Master of None,' joins Charlamagne tha God for an in-depth discussion on shaping the future of Hollywood.
Lee Daniels, ABC's Channing Dungey, Jon M. Chu Join CAA Amplify Lineup
The daylong inclusion summit will also feature talks from 'Master of None' showrunner Alan Yang, director Gina Prince-Bythewood and NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises' Cesar Conde.
Lena Waithe Weighs in on Aziz Ansari's Sexual Misconduct Claim
“You have take each situation [individually]. You can't just say, 'Well, I'm on this person's team' or 'I'm on that person's team.' It doesn't work that way," the actress and screenwriter said of the accusation against her 'Master of None' colleague.
Amy Sherman-Palladino on Why a PGA Win Would Be "Vindication" for Hard-Working 'Mrs. Maisel' Team
The showrunner for the hit Amazon series was among the Producers Guild Award nominees who gathered at a reception in New York earlier this week.
Aziz Ansari Issues Response to Sexual Misconduct Allegations | THR News
Aziz Ansari has responded to an anonymous woman's claim of sexual misconduct in a story posted on Babe.net.
Aziz Ansari Accepts Award for 'Master of None' | Golden Globes 2018
Aziz Ansari accepts the Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy award for 'Master of None' at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards.
Golden Globes: 'Master of None's' Aziz Ansari Makes History as First Asian-American TV Comedy Actor Winner
Upon accepting his award, the 'Master of None' star joked, "I genuinely didn’t think I was going to win because all the websites said I was going to lose."
Hollywood Reporter Critics' 10 Favorite TV Episodes of 2017
A fresh perspective on a classic Hitchcock scene, a surreal California detour, a reckoning with God unlike any other, a nightmarish memory inside another memory, a confronting #MeToo moment and a wordless dance drama are among our picks.
Anxiety Over Pork-Eating, LGBT Muslim Characters Is a Happy Problem to Finally Have (Guest Column)
The director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council's Hollywood Bureau writes that complex, nuanced portrayals are a step toward "becoming 'mainstream' in American viewers' hearts and minds."
