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Issa Rae wowed on the 2022 Emmy Awards red carpet at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Monday night. Rae stunned in a white gown with black detailing and a cutout below her chest. On top of wearing the stunning gown, Rae debuted a sleek bob for the event.The 37-year-old actress, writer and producer is attending this year's awards show after being nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role on the final season of.

Actress Denise Dowse, known for her roles in  and  is currently in a coma due to meningitis. Denise's sister, Tracey, confirmed reports of the actress' condition to ET, saying, «Yes, she is still in a coma. We are hopeful that she will come out of this soon.»In a post to Denise's Instagram page this week, Tracey released a statement on Denise's coma and requested «support and prayers» for their family. Explaining the difficult decision to go public with Denise's health battle, Tracey wrote, «As many of you have seen, my posts have been positive and uplifting.

Issa Rae’s mother, Delyna Diop, is the reason why the usually reserved entertainer took to social media earlier this year to shut down pregnancy speculation. In since-deleted tweets, the 37-year-old actress-writer halted the internet’s chatter that she and her husband, Louis Diame, were expecting a child, after her mom wondered if she was keeping it a secret from her.

 creator and star, Issa Rae, told ET that a spinoff of her widely acclaimed HBO series is looking far more likely than ever before. But don't get  excited, fans — the actress hasn't written anything down in stone yet.ET spoke with Rae at the premiere of her new comedy series, , and asked for updates on the oft-teased-about spinoff of the Emmy-nominated series that ended in December.«I'm thinking about it, I've been ruminating for a while now and I haven't sat down to put pen to paper,» Rae shared, adding that she was taking her time to let people «miss the show.» «I don't want it to be like, 'B**ch, you just finished, why are we having this?'» she went on. «I just want to make sure it's right as opposed to just doing it, so I'm thinking about it, but nothing set in stone yet.» ended its reign on HBO after five seasons and 44 episodes, with an ending that Rae, showrunner Prentice Penny and the cast, including Yvonne Orji, Jay Ellis and others, said allowed them to close out on their own terms.«I mean, this is a journey of growth,» Rae told ET about her character's on-screen evolution.

 alum Jean Elie proposed to his longtime girlfriend Randall Bailey last month while on vacation in Greece.As the Haitian-American actor and producer explained to it was hard picking the perfect moment to pop the question because he «didn't want to do it at the top because I felt like it was corny.» «I was sweating bullets all day because I knew I wanted to propose on our way to Mykonos,» he shared. «I didn't want to do it out the shower because I thought that was corny, and I was like, 'Do I want to do it at dinner?' I was like, 'I don't want to do it at dinner either.'»Eventually, the actor found the special moment while the two were enjoying drinks and fireworks unexpectedly began going off over the ocean. «I said, this is beautiful.

 alum Jean Elie proposed to his longtime girlfriend Randall Bailey last month while on vacation in Greece.As the Haitian-American actor and producer explained to it was hard picking the perfect moment to pop the question because he «didn't want to do it at the top because I felt like it was corny.» «I was sweating bullets all day because I knew I wanted to propose on our way to Mykonos,» he shared. «I didn't want to do it out the shower because I thought that was corny, and I was like, 'Do I want to do it at dinner?' I was like, 'I don't want to do it at dinner either.'»Eventually, the actor found the special moment while the two were enjoying drinks and fireworks unexpectedly began going off over the ocean. «I said, this is beautiful.

ESSENCE Festival, Haitian-American actor and producer Jean Elie has a smile on his face neither you nor I, nor immense jet lag could wipe off. The star, who most know for his role as Issa Dee’s witty brother Ahmal on HBO’s Insecure, is floating on cloud nine. He has a new series he’s producing and starring in, and he’s newly engaged.

Whether you grew up watching , , , or , you know the joy of Black TV. From sitcoms to dramas, musicals and comedies, Black-led shows have delighted audiences since Diahann Carroll's  became the first weekly series to star a Black woman in a non-stereotypical role in 1968.

Jay Ellis is wishing all his fans a good morning — except for one.The  star took to Twitter on Tuesday share some A.M. greetings, when he shared a bizarre anecdote about a woman who had a bone to pick about his sometimes controversial character, Lawrence.«Good morning to everyone except for the lady that slapped me in the face at the airport because she got mad at Lawrence for something he did in season 3,» Ellis wrote.Good morning to everyone except for the lady that slapped me in the face at the airport because she got mad at Lawrence for something he did in season 3Lawrence definitely had the Twitterverse talking over his five seasons on the hit HBO series. Despite the ups and downs he had with Issa (Issa Rae) over the years, he told ET he felt «very full and content and very happy» with how Lawrence's story ended.«I remember having that feeling — and it's bittersweet — but at the same time, it also felt like, 'Yeah, this is how we’re supposed to be.

has come to an end. Issa Rae’s groundbreaking HBO series about two friends Issa and Molly (Yvonne Orji), navigating the ups and downs of adulting in South Los Angeles, saw each of them come out on the other side more confident, more mature and much more self-assure.

scene he starred in with Christina Elmore during the return of the For Colored Nerds podcast. Ellis’ character and Elmore’s characters clash over their expectations of how they will share the responsibilities of raising their son Elijah. 

has officially passed the halfway point of its fifth and final season as the HBO comedy closes out its story about Issa (played by co-creator and star Issa Rae) and her best friend, Molly (Yvonne Orji), navigating the ups and downs of adulting in Los Angeles. Even though “Tired, Okay?!” largely focused on Issa and Molly both putting themselves out there when it comes to their personal and professional lives, it marked the directorial debut for writer Natasha Rothwell, who also co-stars on the series as Kelli.

episode, «Surviving, Okay?!», begins with Molly getting news that her mother, CeeCee (L. Scott Caldwell) is in the hospital after suffering a stroke.

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Pressure, Okay?!” episode of Insecure, perhaps the final season’s best work thus far, we saw Lawrence (Jay Ellis) struggle to establish a coparenting relationship with ex-girlfriend Condola (Christina Elmore) following the birth of their son, Elijah. He tries to be what he thinks is the best version of a dad in a prickly situation, and it’s not working.

fans witnessed Lawrence (played by Jay Ellis) attempt to balance a booming career and life as a long-distance father. The traveling back and forth between San Francisco and Los Angeles proved to be quite the burden for the new dad, who ended up stressed, exhausted and lashing out at his ex-girlfriend, Condola (Christina Elmore).After a fiery exchange between the two, where they admitted that co-parenting wasn't working out, the final question at the end of the third episode was, «What do we do?»«Lawrence definitely says some things that are hard to come back from and I know that words can really push you back,» Ellis tells ET about where Lawrence and Condola go from here.

 dropped at the end of September, it was revealed that Keke Palmer was going to appear in one of the upcoming episodes opposite Christina Elmore, who plays Condola. At the time, the star posted to Instagram, “Careful what you wish for,” as she revealed that after tweeting at co-creator and star Issa Rae, she was asked to be on the series.

returned with its fifth and final season as it begins to close out its story about Issa (played by co-creator and star Issa Rae) and her best friend, Molly (Yvonne Orji), navigating the ups and downs of adulting in Los Angeles. And for every step forward, there’s always a few steps back, especially seen in the season 4 finale, which left Issa facing difficult decisions to make when it comes to her career, her love life — in this case, with Lawrence (Jay Ellis) — and friendship.

Insecure has given us stories about characters that worked hard, loved hard, and reminded us Trayvon Martin was somebody’s child and the FBI Killed Fred Hampton on their sweatshirts before laying their edges in the mirror. The adventures of Issa, Molly, Lawrence, Daniel, Tiffany, Kelli, and the rest of the squad reflected the best and worst of what it means to be young Black and striving.

is coming to its end. After five seasons, the Emmy-winning HBO series is kicking off its final season this Sunday — but there's still a lot of story to tell.It's all about glowin' up and growin' up for Issa (Issa Rae), who feels stuck in her career and love life after finding out that Lawrence (Jay Ellis) is expecting a baby with his ex, Condola (Christina Elmore).

Insecure introduced us to Black characters who represented our favorite coworkers, closest sorority sisters, and long-lost soulmates. The story of Issa Dee and Molly Carter stumbling through the professional and personal challenges sprinkled across the end of their twenties has been illustrated by a cast of characters representing the diversity sorely missing from our primetime lineups five years ago. Newer faces like Natasha Rothwell, Sarunas J. Jackson, Tristen J.