Salon talks to comedians, producers and execs about how women-helmed shows have been passed over and left out

"The Tonight Show" host addressed staffers following an exposé alleged he had created a toxic work environment

Barrymore has previously been very supportive of the strikes

Wood broke the news to NPR, but dropped hints to Salon in June: "After every strike, there is a creative molting"

In 2015, Jon Stewart took a gamble by tapping Noah, then an unknown. Paramount isn't taking such a chance this time

The Hollywood A-lister's comments are indicative of a misunderstanding of privilege and crime versus bad behavior

Without "The Jerry Springer Show" we may not have many of TV's guiltiest pleasures. Or, possibly, Donald Trump

In a show centered on ambitious women in TV media, it's disappointing to see them ceding control to conniving men

On "Salon Talks" Simone discusses choosing roles, friendship and seeing "New Girl" with "fresh eyes" on her podcast

The Netflix spinoff features plenty of new faces and several familiar faces who returned for brief cameos

According to the WSJ, several attendees commanded Chappelle to "shut up" while others got up and left his show

As the nightly fake news institution returns, we ponder the value of placing a famous successor in its anchor chair

"I can’t wait to tune into the next series without already knowing who won!”

The Comedy Central host is ready to exit: "I realized that after the 7 years, my time is up"

Pablo Schreiber understands that the hatred for the show may come from a place of love (or something like that)