Sad news: Scandal is on a break this week. Good news if you're still watching it: There's a two-hour season finale of How to Get Away with Murder. Will Annalise help get Nate off? Is Rebecca guilty? (Y/N).
Viola Davis already acts her ass off on How to Get Away with Murder, so it's a smart move pairing her with Cicely Tyson, who masterfully played Annalise Keating's mom on Thursday night's How to Get Away with Murder. The most intense moment in the episode was a scene where they addressed rape and molestation.
Let it be known that Viola Davis kills speeches in real life, too.
During Wednesday night's People's Choice Awards, wearing a bold gown and a solid wig choice, Viola Davis took the stage to accept the award for Favorite Actress in a New TV Series. She thanked lots of people—her daughter, her husband, Shonda Rhimes. She also managed to slip in a little dig at The New York Times.
Comic fans are freaking out because Viola Davis may have been cast as villain Amanda "The Wall" Waller in the DC Comics-based movie, Suicide Squad.
The world's sexiest man alive (according to a magazine that is probably paid by publicists to bestow that title) is going to save us all from a super scary cyberterrorist attack.
In an essay for Entertainment Weekly, Tracee Ellis Ross talks about the importance of black women on primetime television having the freedom to wear their hair the way it grows out of their heads.
My dream for more Viola Davis-related things is happening. Davis is producing another law-related show that may also involve getting away with murder. It's called Conviction and it's based on Detroit prosecutor Kym Worthy.http://jezebel.com/5938441/this-i...
Aka, Who Killed Sam?? No more theories and speculation. In tonight's winter finale, we finally find out.
In tonight's episode, "He Deserved to Die," a judge in Rebecca's case imposes a gag order. As if that's really gonna stop Annalise. There's a murder to be solved.
Six episodes into How to Get Away with Murder, I've asked myself, "Why am I still watching this?" While the freakish twists and cliffhangers make for good shock value, I barely care about the supporting characters. The reason I've stayed dedicated is, without a doubt, Viola Davis' performance as Annalise Keating.
How to Get Away with Murder is beating Scandal and Kerry Washington's quivering bottom lip in ratings. ABC's Shondaland strategy — diverse casts, inappropriate husbands (with dick pics!), confused faces (Wes, he never knows what's going on!) and good wigs (Viola, we see you!) — is working.
The makeup is off. The secret's out of the bag. The murder investigation is ongoing, and Annalise has a few questions for her husband. The title of this episode: "We're Not Friends."
Professor Annalise Keating discovered her husband's secret in the worst way possible on Thursday night's episode of Hot to Get Away with Murder. Not a good way at all.
While being honored at the Variety Power of Women luncheon this weekend, Viola Davis spoke about her work as part of the Hunger Is campaign, which works to eradicate hunger among impoverished children.
Being a lawyer is probably somewhat of a challenge, what with the whole having a person's fate in your hands thing. But the way How to Get Away with Murder portrays the stressful act of attending law school, then actually being a lawyer seems like a cakewalk: Shonda Rhimes' new procedural drama makes law school look…
There will be enough Viola Davis, Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross to go around at least until May sweeps, as both Black-ish and the Shonda Rhimes-produced How to Get Away with Murder have been been ordered for full seasons by ABC. Like Annalise Keating, I am glowering at an invisible camera in celebration.
HEMSWORTH ALERT. In Blackhat, Chris Hemsworth will play a handsome evil hacker with a struggle American accent that is not only capable of infiltrating anything digital, but fighting many bad guys, as most hackers are wont to do.
Melissa Harris-Perry tackled the angry black woman stereotype on Sunday with a twist — what if television’s white guys were positioned as angry white men?
I would like to believe that not being racist isn't extraordinarily difficult. I would like to think that by simply acknowledging the humanity of other people and their right to exist in this world and being open and aware to learning about certain issues, you can avoid many uncomfortable moments. If nothing else, you…
