Mission: Impossible is back in the public eye again, and one underrated Nicolas Cage movie is the perfect complement to the ...

Uzo Aduba knows all about the power of trying new things. Before she was killing it (no pun intended) on The Residence, she ...

Orange is the New Black changed how stories about women were being told on TV. It especially changed how women on the margins ...

As Orange is the New Black's Suzanne Warren, better known as "Crazy Eyes," Uzo Aduba gave consistently phenomenal performances. Suzanne was known for being overly attached to inmates, to the point ...

Orange is the New Black is one of the most popular television ... other prisoners and her drive to defend herself. Suzanne “Crazy Eyes” Warren (Uzo Aduba) is another intriguing character ...

But "Orange is the New Black" stayed the ... those of your average prestige drama. There was Crazy Eyes (Aduba), a lovable and chaotic Black woman with mental health issues; Sophia (Cox), a ...

Sophia is certainly likable, but you would be hard-pressed to find an Orange is the New Black character more beloved than Suzanne “Crazy Eyes” Warren. She’s equal parts good-natured ...

For most of us Orange Is the New Black will probably always hold a ... In interviews a few years into the show, creators since revealed that Crazy Eyes was only meant to be a small part and ...

Orange Is the New Black favourite Uzo Aduba has revealed that she's married – and has been for a whole year. Congratulations, Uzo! The Netflix star – who played Suzanne 'Crazy Eyes' Warren in ...

After winning two Emmys for playing Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren on Orange Is the New Black, Uzo Aduba says her current role as a psychotherapist in HBO's reboot of its In Treatment series is an ...

Season 5 of Orange is the New Black has been the most controversial season yet even surpassing season 3 in many people’s eyes. The series has faced a significant shift since its first episode was ...

When Orange is The New Black launched in 2013 ... whose portrayal of Suzanne aka “Crazy Eyes” netted her two Emmy awards, and Adrienne C. Moore, whose character Cindy converted to Judaism ...