Harlem premiered last week with many reviews comparing it to Issa Rae’s standout comedy hit, Insecure. One writer looks at why we should stop comparing sitcoms about Black women.

And like Rae's "Insecure," the show is a sharp advertisement and critique of Black life in Los Angeles. In later seasons, Norwood's brother Ray J also starred. Watch all six seasons of "Moesha" on ...

As in series like “Scandal,” “Insecure” and others, the women of “Run the World” are ambitious, openly sexual and emotionally layered, their boldness and confidence spiked with moments ...

Many reviews say Harlem feels like a reboot of Girlfriends, Sex and the City or Insecure. They are right but that does not make it a bad show. Harlem is very relatable — it shows different ways ...

Creators like Issa Rae with Insecure, Tracy Oliver with Harlem, and Quinta Brunson with Abbott Elementary have delivered nuanced, multidimensional shows about Black women just trying to navigate ...

While it's disappointing that Harlem won't be returning for another season, there are plenty of similar shows worth watching. We recommend checking out Insecure , Run The World , Survival of the ...

Amazon’s Harlem is familiar.The contours of Tracy Oliver’s entertaining ten-episode comedy series reliably adhere to formulae refined by other sitcoms, old and new. Like Sex and the City and ...

For so long it seems like TV shows have starved Black women and women of color of sisterhood representation, but Prime Video's "Harlem" is changing that. The hit comedy series, created by Tracy ...

The “Insecure” actor goes on a walking tour of his adopted neighborhood. By Alexis Soloski Jay Ellis was buying snacks at a corner bodega in Harlem when a woman in a crop top and Ray-Bans ...