“For the work to be recognized, and for it to be work that uplifts LGBTQ people of color, is pretty incredible.”

The iconic director had a private homegoing ceremony following a fatal stroke.

“Pose” co-creator Steven Canals on why his show needed to be made: “We weren’t seeing Black and Brown people who also happen to be queer and trans.”

The “Seven Seconds” and “Westworld” stars earned high-profile awards at a ceremony that paid lip service, but few honors, to entertainment diversity.

With a win at the Creative Arts Emmys, John Legend is the first Black man to pull an EGOT.

In a new interview, the Emmy-nominated actress discussed the personal identity questions she explores through her TV character. 

The Korean-Canadian actress recently became the first Asian woman to earn a Lead Actress in a Drama Series nomination, but she doesn’t want the representation conversation to stop with her.

Here are the artists of color to cheer on when the Emmy Awards airs in September.

Brown discusses his historic win in the “Lead Actor in a Drama Series” category in a new Variety cover story.

Actors and writers of color earned TV’s most prestigious awards for performances and projects that speak to racial identity and justice in the U.S.

From Angela Bassett to Mindy Kaling, see which of your faves was nominated.

The cast of “The People v. O.J. Simpson,” Regina King, Aziz Ansari, Rami Malek and more held it down for performers of color with notable wins at last night’s Emmy ceremony.

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced its 68th list of nominees today. Who was left out? 

The prolific actress made history by becoming the first black woman to win the Best Actress in a Drama Series award at the Emmys last night, delivering a life-getting speech for the ages, and facing inappropriate accusations from another actress. Oh, and other great and not-so-great things happened too. 

Ten actors who deserved Emmy noms 

Some of Friday’s big stories

This year’s Emmy nods are out. No surprises: House of Cards, Breaking Bad, and Mad Men lead the way. But, of course, the nominations really white.