Laverne Cox On The Lasting Impact Of ‘Disclosure’: Emboldening Trans Representation By Taking Action – Q&A

Sarah Jones is about to take a look at the world of the sex industry from a different angle. The Tony Award winner is set to make her feature directorial debut with the documentary Sell/Buy/Date which is based on her 2016 Off-Broadway stage production of the same name.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorLaverne Cox will be in the interviewer’s chair for her first podcast, a weekly series from Shonda Rhimes’ Shondaland Audio and iHeartMedia.“The Laverne Cox Show” (working title), hosted by the “Orange Is the New Black” star, is slated to debut in February 2021. Each week, the show will feature Cox’s conversations with guests who “provoke thought and potentially new outlooks,” according to Shondaland Audio.

Orange Is The New Black star Laverne Cox has teamed up with Shonda Rhimes to produce a weekly podcast series.

Emerald Fennell is tackling female rage and toxic behavior in a whole new way in her directorial debut,Promising Young Woman. Stars Carey Mulligan,Laverne Cox and Fennel spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about showcasing female revenge stories in a new light, exposing toxic men and balancing the darkness of the film using comedy and the film's soundtrack.

The decision by the Food and Drug Administration Friday night to issue an emergency use authorization for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is a critical breakthrough in the battle against the disease that has infected more than 15.7 million Americans and killed nearly 300,000. The FDA ruling that the Pfizer vaccine is safe and effective is just a first step in a massive rollout of the vaccine.

(CNN)Inclusion is evolving.Nowhere is this truer than in Hollywood, where there has been increased demand for improved representation by gender, sexuality, religion and opportunities for the disabled in the industry.The recent announcement by "Juno" star Elliot Page that they are transgender and identify as non-binary was greeted with surprise but also cheers by supporters and trans advocates alike.

It seems enough is enough for Strictly‘s Motsi Mabuse as the judge was forced to take drastic action just hours after being targeted by vicious trolls.

Laverne & Shirley star David Lander has sadly passed away at the age of 73. The actor, who was beloved for his role as Andrew “Squiggy” Squiggman on the classic Garry Marshall sitcom, died due to multiple sclerosis complications, PEOPLE confirmed. The renowned funnyman lost his decades-long battle with the illness on December 4 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Here’s 5 things to know about him.

Laverne Cox has come forward about being the target of a transphobic attack while walking with a friend in Los Angeles' Griffith Park.Speaking on Instagram this past weekend (via ET), Laverne said that she and a friend were walking in the park when a man "aggressively asked for the time." Her friend told him the time, "and then the guy who asked for the time says to my friend: 'Guy or girl?'" At this point, Laverne's friend told the man to "f*ck off" and then suddenly "the guy is attacking my

A post shared by laverne cox (@lavernecox)"The guy really wanted me to answer [when he asked for the time] so that he could spook whether I’m trans or not," Cox continued. "I don’t know why, I don’t know why it matters.

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In an Instagram video, Laverne Cox revealed she was the target of a transphobic attack while hiking over the weekend with a friend.

Laverne Cox is speaking out after experiencing a transphobic attack over the weekend. In an IGTV video posted Saturday, Cox revealed that she was still "in shock" and feeling "super triggered" after walking with a friend at Griffith Park in Los Angeles.