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Anderson stars in the comedy about an upper middle-class African-American family living in a primarily white neighborhood who worries that his kids are not aware enough of their heritage.   The show deals with topics like racism, interracial dating, police brutality and homosexuality, but he insists the writers don’t rip stories from the headlines.

Ross is Dr. Rainbow Johnson, the materfamilias of the nominated TV series Black-ish, a working mom dealing with all the usual stresses, and then some.

Atlanta. A Princeton dropout returns home to Atlanta to try to salvage his life by managing his rapper cousin’s career.

“The show is not about her being a virgin,” declares Rodriguez at an HFPA press conference.   “It’s about a family, these three generations.

Based on a web series created by Rae, Awkward Black Girl, the show explores the friendship of two black women and their insecurities.   Race and social injustice are themes dealt with a light touch as the show is first and foremost a comedy set in south Los Angeles.

In a departure far away from Carrie Bradshaw, Parker plays frumpy suburban housewife Frances Dufresne, who finds her decision to divorce her husband of more than ten years, leads to a very bumpy road strewn with heartbreak, vengeance and humor.   Parker tells us what she thinks is the line in the show that best describes her character.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is the Veep, then the POTUS, then ….

When a boyfriend dumps you, all you do is refuse a partnership at a top law firm, throw away the Xanax, and stalk him to LA.   And you sing and dance all through the process.

From playing a superhero in spandex to the first man in U. S.

Unlike the Academy, the HFPA hands out two Best Movie awards: Drama, and Comedy or Musical. Let's look at the record.