Christine Ebalo (Freelance Writer)
• December 16, 2015
In featuring a diverse cast and addressing a variety of issues including representation and immigrant parents, Netflix’s new comedy series “Master of None” makes for an eye-opening and unique...
In 1976, the network primetime TV lineup had five shows — including “Good Times,” “Chico and The Man” and “The Jeffersons” — revolving around minorities, making network TV more diverse...
The “Glee” effect has echoed its way on screen in the form of “Pitch Perfect,” a musical comedy that takes on the world of competitive collegiate a cappella singing. Like that TV show “Glee,”...
“House at the End of the Street” begins with a jolt—the screen flashes white to the tune of a jarring chord that seems to say, “Boo!” The horror-thriller aims to bank on Jennifer Lawrence’s...
By going against the grain, basic cable channel AMC has transformed itself from a storehouse of movie re-runs to a hit network that consistently produces good TV. Its top three TV shows—“Mad Men,”...
