Aziz Ansari

Here’s The Ever-Growing List Of Men Accused Of Sexual Harassment So Far In 2018

The pace has slowed down, but accusations of sexual harassment (and worse) against powerful men keep surfacing. These are the most prominent names so far.

Amy Schumer On Aziz Ansari: “It’s Good For Everybody To Learn That Behavior’s Not Acceptable.”

While appearing on Katie Couric’s podcast, the comedian offered a nuanced take on the controversial allegation against her fellow comic and friend.

“SNL” Perfectly Captures How Hard It Is To Talk About Aziz Ansari And #MeToo

This week, “SNL” took on the recent charges against Aziz Ansari–from the point of view of those struggling to talk about it.

How To Run A Female Sexual Empowerment Brand In The Post-Weinstein Era

Meika Hollender has become a noted voice for women’s sexual health. She helps us navigate the wave of sexual misconduct scandals, starting with Aziz Ansari.

Aziz Ansari Is A Different Conversation Than Weinstein, But It’s A Conversation We Should Be Having

The debate over the Aziz Ansari story revolves around whether what his accuser alleges should be considered assault. There’s much more to the story than that. [Warning: NSFW.]

Lena Waithe: “I’m Going To Proudly Make People Uncomfortable When I Walk Into A Room”

For the Master of None star, coming out was not a one-time event that ended with the words, “I’m gay.”

How Lena Waithe’s Own Story Led To Her Historic Emmy Nod For “Master Of None”

We talked to Lena Waithe about being the first African-American woman nominated for a comedy writing Emmy and how she plans to pay that forward.

People are cheering Aziz Ansari for calling out smartphone addiction, but will anyone listen?

From Gawker to “Master”: How One Writer Made It to Aziz Ansari’s Show

Cord Jefferson used to be an editor at Gawker; now he writes for one of the most critically acclaimed shows on TV. Here’s how he became master of his domain.

Aziz Ansari And Eric Wareheim Spread Joy In a Video For Kanye’s “Famous”

“Master of None” Co-Creator And “Parks and Rec” Writer Alan Yang On Breaking a Story

One term you’ll hear a lot in the world of TV writing is “breaking the story.” Master of None‘s Alan Yang breaks down how it’s done.

I’m With Aziz: An NYU Professor Co-Writes A Comedy Book

Here’s happened when an eminent NYU professor got a call asking if he wanted to co-write a book with one of the world’s leading comedians.

5 Lessons In Creating Comedy For TV, From Writer-Director Jason Woliner

Jason Woliner co-created Human Giant and became a director for hire before developing Eagleheart. Here, his tips on making comedy for TV.

Emoji Major No. 1: The “Breaking Bad” Premiere

The Making Of A Man: How Ron Swanson Became Ron Swanson

“Parks and Recreation” breakout character Ron Swanson is the widely beloved, heavily quoted backbone of the series, which returns September 20. Here, actor Nick Offerman talks to Co.Create about how the character was originally conceived and how he and the writers rubbed off on each other.

The Psychology Behind The Sweet Spots Of Pricing

Thanks to the likes of Louis C.K., Aziz Ansari, and the brains who created Google Wallet, $5 is the new 99 cents. It’s funny what makes customers loosen their purse strings.

Vimeo Annnounces All-Star Panel of Judges For This Year’s Awards Event

The Questionable Wisdom of Kobe Bryant, Now Available in Shoe-Form