“Luke Cage,” “Insecure” and “Queen Sugar” also earned multiple nominations.

Before OWN made TV magic, her words told the struggle, beauty and realness of one fictional family that feels like many real ones.

Both Ava DuVernay’s family drama and Donald Glover’s surrealist comedy series premiered last night.

Ava DuVernay’s new OWN TV series is a technical masterwork—and one of the biggest tearjerkers since Mister pulled Nettie and Celie apart.

In their The Hollywood Reporter cover story, the duo opens up about inclusion and why it’s important to show Black people’s humanity on screen.

The “Selma” director is one of only three women to direct a live-action film with a sky-high budget.

The first season of DuVernay’s family drama series will premiere on OWN this September. 

The hour-long family drama is set to debut on OWN this September.

“It’s an exciting time to invite women into this show.”