TVLine Items: The Afterparty Season 2 News, Cruel Summer Recast and More
The Afterparty will be welcoming back two former suspects: READ MORE
Run the World's Andrea Bordeaux Addresses Exit Ahead of Season 2 Over Vaccine Mandate: 'I Was Fired'
Andrea Bordeaux, who starred as Ella in Season 1 of the Starz comedy Run the World, is speaking out following her departure over the show’s COVID-19 protocols. READ MORE
Run the World Star Exits Ahead of Season 2 Over Vaccine Mandate
Run the World‘s central quartet will now be a trio. READ MORE
Run the World Renewed for Season 2; Rachelle Williams Is New Showrunner
Starz will continue to Run the World, renewing the freshman comedy for a second season, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
Post Mortems
Run the World's Andrea Bordeaux Breaks Down That Finale Revelation and Shares Hopes for Season 2
Remember when Run the World‘s Ola showed up at Whitney’s door right after she decided that she’d finally tell him she cheated?
Well, the Starz series’ season finale picks up immediately after that READ MORE
Run the World Recap: Two Truths and an 'I Quit' in Episode 7
Sunday’s Run the World finds major truths revealed, and several characters recognizing that they deserve better than what they’ve been given. READ MORE
Run the World's Andrea Bordeaux Talks Black Girl Joy, Why It's Not Unusual for Friends to Share the Same Therapist
It’s no coincidence that Run the World takes a joyful and optimistic approach to love and friendship in Harlem. READ MORE
Did Starz' Run the World Win You Over? Grade the Premiere
Run the World creator Leigh Davenport set out to deliver a joyful series that showcased Black women living their best lives. READ MORE
Run the World: Female Friendship Comedy Sets Premiere Date at Starz — Watch Full Trailer
Clear your calendars for May: That’s when the women of Run the World are going to start doing what the show’s title implies. READ MORE
Black + Bold
Yvette Lee Bowser Talks 'Investment in Inclusion,' and Why Aspirational Black Female Friendships Are Her Brand
It’s been nearly three decades since Yvette Lee Bowser blazed a trail as the first Black woman to develop her own primetime series, with the funny and relatable Fox sitcom Living Single. But her long and impressive list of career accomplishments in television doesn’t end there. READ MORE
