A teenager has been arrested after a schoolboy was stabbed at a secondary school. The victim, 15, was rushed to hospital "with serious injuries" this afternoon (Mon), police said. All Saints’ Catholic ...

Laverne Cox is one of Hollywood’s most outspoken actresses. The LGBT advocate and Orange is the New Black star, 52, is promoting her new Prime Video series Clean Slate, and recently recounted ...

Laverne Cox is no stranger to being marginalized, but has found an interesting way to frame it. While promoting her new series “Clean Slate” costarring comedian George Wallace, Cox discussed ...

Cox noted that Trump ran on a platform that could easily be interpreted as white supremacist. “The Project 2025 agenda is a Christian nationalist agenda, if you read the text,” she noted.

The eight-episode first season of “The Z-Suite” begins with an amusing contrast. In her studio apartment in Brooklyn, Kriska watches footage of Monica accepting yet another AdWoman of the Year ...

Transgender actor Laverne Cox savaged President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders, calling them "illegal" during Friday’s episode of "The View." Cox appeared on the ABC daytime talk show ...

For the past 20 years, Laverne Cox has dreamed of starring in a scripted series she created. With Prime Video’s “Clean Slate,” that dream is finally coming true. But getting to this point ...

Lauren Simonetti joined FOX Business Network (FBN) in September 2007 as a field producer and became a reporter for the network in September 2011. During her tenure with FBN, Simonetti has ...

“Clean Slate,” streaming from Prime Video beginning Thursday, stars Laverne Cox as Desiree Slate, returning from New York to Mobile, Ala., after 23 silent years to anxiously reunite with her ...

Amazon Prime Video is set to release an enthralling eight-episode series called Clean Slate, featuring George Wallace as Harry and Laverne Cox as Desiree. In the show, Harry—an old-school car ...

Education: University of Chicago, BA in Comparative Literature; New York University, MA in Journalism and Latin American Studies Lauren Kaori Gurley is the labor reporter for The Washington Post.