Lee Daniels, Damon Lindelof, A-List Writers on Race, Ignoring Critics, a "Realm" Axing

Only on the grounds that the TV business has made outstanding advances in the domain of differing qualities this year doesn't mean the subject is any more agreeable to talk about. So when Lee Daniels, co-inventor of Fox's Empire, as of late scrutinized a table brimming with dramatization author makers about the racial cosmetics of their journalists rooms, the gathering grew strained. However, doing as such at last prompted an imperative examination about the business' deficiencies — and additionally the difficulties of cooperation, their disappointment with pundits and the day that Beau Willimon, showrunner of Netflix's House of Cards, moved shirtless on set with Russian punk-rock bunch Pussy Riot. Daniels, 55, and Willimon, 37, were joined April 28 in Hollywood for a straight to the point discussion about the weights and prizes of running TV's most sizzling dramatizations by Damon Lindelof, 42 (HBO's The Leftovers), Alex Gansa, 54 (Showtime's Homeland), Michelle King, 53 (CBS' The Good Wife), and Sarah Treem, 34 (Showtime's The Affair