Shonda Rhimes Calls 'Brigerton's Rege-Jean Page 'Finer Than Fiction' & 'Better Than A Dream'

Shonda Rhimes gave the world what would become a hit television series known as the medical drama,  . And now, the fandom couldn't be bigger — or more loyal.first debuted in 2005.

Glamour's new book, the greatest showrunner of our time shares her blueprint for successBy All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.At the very first Women of the Year Awards, in 1990, Glamour’s legendary editor in chief, Ruth Whitney, took to the stage at the Rainbow Room in New York and saluted the women who lit up the year.

Also Read: Watch Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's Opening Monologue From the Golden Globes (Video)Earlier this week, Time’s Up led Hollywood in criticizing the HFPA after the Los Angeles Times reported that none of the organization’s 87 members are Black, despite the push for diversity in Hollywood since the #OscarsSoWhite campaign launched in 2015.

Also Read: Ava DuVernay Says Golden Globes Diversity Push Is About 'Economic Reality,' Not AwardsThe Time’s Up organization on Friday launched a #TimesUpGlobes protest campaign over the lack of diversity in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

It’s official – Dan Levy has started a new trend for Saturday Night Live hosts!

With the Golden Globes just about here, Twitter erupted with shock and dismay Friday that the ceremony’s founding organization, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, has no Black members and hasn’t for the past 20 years.

does not have a single black member involved.The organization Time’s Up launched a #TimesUpGlobes protest campaign Friday, calling out the HFPA, which selects nominees and hands out honors, over the lack of diversity.“A cosmetic fix isn’t enough,” one of the group’s tweets read, a sentiment that was echoed by Shonda Rhimes as well as Kerry Washington, Alyssa Milano, Amy Schumer and more.Several celebrities joined in to support the movement on Twitter, including Judd Apatow, who wrote: “So many

Los Angeles Times and New York Times questioning the credibility of the organization, including the fact that the 87-member group currently has not a single Black member.Also Read: Golden Globes on the Hot Seat: Can Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Save the Day?Soon, top Hollywood figures such as Judd Apatow, Ava DuVernay and Shonda Rhimes were weighing in.So many crazy things about the @goldenglobes and the Hollywood Foreign press but this is awful.

Saturday Night Live‘s Feb. 20 telecast, featuring Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page in his hosting debut and musical guest Bad Bunny, drew a 4.2 rating household Live+Same Day rating in the 44 metered local markets and a 2.0 adults 18-49 rating in the 25 markets with local people meters.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“Saturday Night Live” wasted no time commenting on the fact that everyone from critics to fans to SAG voters fell in love with Regé-Jean Page in Netflix’s “Bridgerton.”Page hosted the Feb.

So long, Duke of Hastings! Regé-Jean Page tested out a new nickname in the first promo for his Saturday Night Live hosting debut.

Henry Danger, a popular superhero show on Nickelodeon from 2014 to 2020, saw its first three seasons on Netflix land at No. 4 on Nielsen’s U.S. streaming rankings for January 18 to 24.

Rege-Jean Page is getting to know the Saturday Night Live cast members!

Storytelling maverick Shonda Rhimes recently joined the rest of the world and gushed over Bridgerton‘s hunky Duke of Hastings, Rege-Jean Page. The producer, who brought the show to Netflix, shared her admiration for internet’s current obsession aka Rege-Jean after he was named to the 2021 TIME100 Next list.

It’s safe to say that the world adores Regé-Jean Page after meeting him as the Duke of Hastings in Netflix’s Bridgerton — and producer Shonda Rhimes does too. The producer, 51, wrote a touching tribute to the actor, 31, who landed on the 2021 TIME100 Next list.