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Movies are hardly more inclusive than they were in 2007, a new USC Annenberg study shows. 'It’s so predictable, it’s almost tragic,' said author Stacy L. Smith.

Bestselling YA novelist Elizabeth Acevedo explains why 'Family Lore,' her first novel for adults, features sex, magic and an 'alpha vagina'

'Lopez vs. Lopez,' a network comedy with a mostly Latino cast, remains a rarity on TV — even if many of its most familiar genre tropes do not.

UCLA's annual Hollywood Diversity Report outlines how pledges to broaden opportunities are falling short — particularly when it comes to budgets.

Christopher Rivas opens up about wrestling with his heritage, Hollywood's white gaze, student loans and a nose job in "Brown Enough."

After an eye-opening member survey, the TV Academy plots 'how we're holding our feet to the fire' on diversity, says president and COO Maury McIntyre.

On the heels of James Franco's casting as Castro, my proposal for the imagined "Springtime for Castro" — in which roles will go to only white actors.

For her HBO Max series 'Gordita Chronicles,' Claudia Forestieri needed a 'mini me.' With the vibrant Olivia Goncalves, she did one better.

Stars Michael Cimino and Ana Ortiz and co-creators Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger break down Season 3, premiering this week on Hulu and Disney+.

The bilingual family drama was moved to Hulu after just five episodes. Its creator says the decision points to the future of broadcast TV.