Prime Video’s newest series, Clean Slate, is a heartfelt personification of the phrase, “Sometimes you have to go backward to move forward.” Executive produced by the late Norman Lear, the eight episodes of Season 1 follow Desiree (Laverne Cox),

Laverne Cox has been officially announced as the host for Billboard Women in Music 2025, and we sat down with the star to get her feelings on hosting an empowering night for women, creating her new show ‘Clean Slate’ and more!

With her new Prime Video series “Clean Slate,” actress Laverne Cox delivers laughs while tackling social issues in the trans community.

It’s been over a decade since Time magazine declared the so-called “transgender tipping point” with a photo of Laverne Cox on its May 2014 cover. At the time, Cox was a year into her tenure as Sophia Burset on the Netflix dramedy Orange is the New Black,

The brand-new series just dropped in February 2025! Learn all about Laverne’s new show. Laverne Cox is leading her new TV show, Clean Slate, and the eight-episode first season has already premiered for viewers!

Laverne Cox's new Prime Video comedy series, "Clean Slate," is loosely inspired by her own Alabama upbringing.

The Amazon show's star and co-creator also tells TheWrap about finding the humor in an authentic trans story The post Laverne Cox Says Developing ‘Clean Slate’ With Norman Lear Felt ‘Like a Miracle’ appeared first on TheWrap.

Hosted by Laverne Cox, the star-studded evening will take place on Saturday, March 29 at YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, honoring the most influential artists and industry leaders with inspiring performances,

In a time when trans people are being targeted by the federal government, on-screen representation—not just of struggle, but also