Orange is the New Black

Get ready to say goodbye to your favorite Litchfield inmates.

The sci-fi horror show, whose third season was released on Thursday, was labeled the worst offender for depicting smoking on screen.

"Orange is the New Black" and dozens more original shows and movies are premiering on Netflix in July.

"Toxic masculinity is bulls**t," says Cox about men who hide their attraction to trans women.

Studies have shown that entertainment has the power to shape attitudes on health and social issues.

Don't miss a new season of "Orange Is the New Black" and this year's Tony Awards.

From The Magic School Bus to Dear White People to Bill Nye, the streaming platform is going all out in 2017.

Symphony Advanced Media has compiled independent data on the year's most-watched shows.

"I always pray for Crazy Eyes to find the love of her life," says the "OITNB" star.

Early Netflix adopters who currently pay £5.99 a month will soon have to pay £7.49.

At least 20 percent of content would have to be European, under European Commission proposals.

The ladies of Litchfield are coming back to Netflix, and things looks bleak.

Watch the Litchfield inmates tackle #OscarsSoWhite in a teaser for season four.

The show will return for seasons 5, 6 and 7, and series creator Jenji Kohan will stay on as executive producer and showrunner.

The streaming platform has announced premiere dates for new series and seasons and released several new teasers and trailers.

GLAAD's 2015 "Where We Are on TV" report focuses on diversity and moving on from tropes and stereotypes.

The actress, who plays Big Boo on "Orange Is the New Black," has a feminist and LGBT activist history.

HBO leads the networks, while 'Game of Thrones' is the most-nominated show.

Despite the feeling of imminent doom, season 3 of 'Orange is the New Black' ends on a sweet note.

The characters get bogged down in a weak episode and are saved only by a revenge plot.

Caputo gets ready for his close-up.

Pennsatucky's season 3 story arc comes to a devastating conclusion.

In episode 9, it turns out hillbilly smack-addict Leanne is human after all.

A quiet revolution by means of used underwear, and doom on the horizon.

May the holy light of Red's badassery bless and keep you.

No character is too minor for showrunner Jenji Kohan.

Flaca finally gets her own storyline, and it's as emo as you'd expect.

Big Boo, anger management and Litchfield as corporate hell-hole.

No prisoner thrums with more rakish charisma than Natasha Lyonne's sarcastic smack addict Nicky Nichols.