Gloria Calderon Kellett
Remembering Andre Braugher and Norman Lear: “Together They Could’ve Created a Hell of a Sitcom”
It’s rare that you get to work with legends. Rarer still that they live up to the title. So how lucky am I to have worked with two such people? I’ve been thinking a lot about Norman Lear and Andre Braugher since their sudden passing, and the qualities they shared that made them both legends […]
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Hollywood Latino Leaders Form Visionary Alliance to Combat Disinformation in Media: “A Cancer Is Starting to Eat Up the Town” (Exclusive)
They’re the most disproportionately underrepresented demographic in Hollywood, an industry that makes its headquarters in a county where they comprise the plurality of the population. And even as other systemically marginalized groups make prominent and visible strides in pop culture, Latinos have remained caught in a cycle of development hell, with projects created by and […]
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Impact Awards to Honor George and Mayan Lopez, Colman Domingo, Francia Raisa and Yvett Merino
The National Hispanic Media Coalition has set its honorees lineup for the 36th Impact Awards gala. Set for Sept. 9 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, the Impact Awards will fete Lopez vs. Lopez stars George and Mayan Lopez (Impact Award for Authentic Storytelling), Wilmer Valderrama (Trailblazer Impact Award), Xolo Maridueña (Rising Star Impact Award), Emmy […]
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Gloria Calderon Kellett and Lucie Arnaz Reflect on Desi Arnaz’s Lasting Legacy
Lucie Arnaz and Gloria Calderón Kellett had very different upbringings. The former was raised in Beverly Hills, daughter of TV comedy icons Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, and would go on to become an actress and filmmaker herself, creating a documentary about her parents, Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie in 1993 and appearing in […]
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‘With Love,’ From Gloria Calderon Kellett, Renewed at Amazon
With Love, Gloria Calderon Kellett’s first show for Amazon, is officially feeling the love from the streamer. The romantic comedy, which debuted its entire first season in December, has officially been renewed for a second season at the retail giant’s Prime Video. Sources say a min writers room has been open for months ahead of […]
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Bradley Whitford, Gloria Calderon Kellett Join Pledge to Get Hollywood Paperless by 2030
A number of actors, writers and directors are making a commitment to on-set sustainability and joining an initiative to get Hollywood paperless by 2030. Bradley Whitford, Rachel Bloom, Travon Free, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Stephen Fry, John Cameron Mitchell, Kelly McCreary, Kirsten Vangsness, Rob Morrow and directors Michael Morris, Lauren Wolkstein and Pete Chatmon are among […]
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Amazon’s ‘With Love’: TV Review
Gloria Calderón Kellet's rom-com series unfolds over five significant holidays, chronicling the loves and heartbreaks of a tight-knit Mexican American family in Portland, Oregon.
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Gloria Calderon Kellett Wants to Democratize the Rom-Com
Gloria Calderón Kellett’s ambitions are considerably grander than her condo turned office, which is nestled between a mall and her alma mater in one of those sprawling Playa Vista apartment complexes. Having first come to Los Angeles to study acting at Loyola Marymount University, Calderón Kellett has now parlayed her stint showrunning the critically adored […]
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Gloria Calderon Kellett Sets Holiday Romcom ‘With Love’ at Amazon
One Day at a Time co-creator Gloria Calderon Kellett has set her first project at Amazon under her rich overall pact. Amazon has gone straight to series on hourlong romantic comedy series With Love. The holiday-themed series has been on the fast track at the streamer since Calderon Kellett first pitched it and is on […]
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Latinx Writers, Showrunners Demand Action on Inclusivity: “We Are Tired”
More than 270 Latinx TV and film writers, showrunners and producers have penned an open letter that calls for more action on inclusivity and representation in the industry.
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How TV is Tackling Voter Suppression and Other 2020 Election Year Issues
While the ATX Television Festival has always made sure its programming focused on political and social issues, its ACLU-sponsored panel about voter suppression and election year issues was especially relevant during a weekend where millions of people around the globe have been protesting against racial injustice.
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‘One Day at a Time’ Season 4: TV Review
Canceled by Netflix last year, 'One Day at a Time,' the beloved Latinx family sitcom, returns on Pop TV.
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