The last completed project involving Norman Lear, the comedy featured Laverne Cox and George Wallace as an estranged daughter and father from Mobile, Alabama trying to reconnect after decades ...

The rally — just a few days after Transgender Day of Visibility — took place Saturday, April 5 at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, as ‘Hands Off!’ anti-Trump protests swept cities around the U.S., ...

Lauren Laverne says surviving cancer has given her "a new fearlessness" because she has been through one of the worst experiences it is possible to face. "I mean, what's life going to throw at me ...

Watch: Lauren Laverne apologises after Sally Phillips accidentally swears on The One Show Lauren Laverne apologised to viewers of The One Show after Sally Phillips swore during an interview. The ...

The show premiered on Feb. 6, reported Deadline. Laverne Cox, the first transgender person to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in an acting category, starred as the show’s main ...

Laverne Cox caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos & Jazzy on the red carpet at the Billboard Women in Music 2025. A daily briefing on what matters in the music industry Send us a tip using ...

Lauren Laverne has opened up for the first time since being given the all-clear from cancer. The Sunderland-born broadcaster, 46, announced last August that she would be taking time out after ...

It’s one and done for Prime Video’s Clean Slate, starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace. The Norman Lear-produced comedy has been canceled. Co-created by Cox, Wallace and Dan Ewen, the eight-episode ...

Lauren Laverne says surviving cancer has given her "a new fearlessness" because she has been through one of the worst experiences it is possible to face. "I mean, what's life going to throw at me that ...

anti-Trump protests swept cities around the U.S., including in L.A., Orange County and the Inland ... Emmy-nominated actress and trans activist Laverne Cox as a keynote speaker, who encouraged ...

Norman Lear’s final completed project “Clean Slate” has been canceled at Prime Video after one season, the series’ stars Laverne Cox and George Wallace and co-creator Dan Ewen revealed in ...