Gazelle Emami

set visits 10:21 A.M. How a weird, personal, sexually complicated, and yes, Muslim-American comedy, made it to TV. By Gazelle Emami@gazelleemami Photo: Barbara Nitke/Hulu Photo: Barbara Nitke/Hulu Photo: Barbara Nitke/Hulu It’s a crisp, October morning at the Islamic Unity and Cultural Center, a mosque with no dome or minaret in Astoria, Queens. It looks like it could be any other New York City duplex, with an AC unit jutting precariously out of its top-floor window.

profile Nov. 2, 2018 The Homecoming and If Beale Street Could Talk star is, quite literally, dominating screens this fall. Photo: Benjo Arwas/Contour by Getty Images Photo: Benjo Arwas/Contour by Getty Images Stephan James knows what it’s like to be inside a Barry Jenkins close-up, but he’s struggling to find the words to describe it.

It’s been a year since the #MeToo movement began, and conversations around abuse and power in the entertainment industry are fundamentally different. But has anything actually improved in Hollywood? We asked a number of women to tell us how their experiences in the workplace have changed (or not) in the past year, from actors to cinematographers to writers and producers. I can’t believe what I used to take for granted.