In 1988, a civil rights movement led to significant change. However, it’s not discussed or even taught — until now. AppleTV+’s “Deaf President Now!” recalls how, in 1988, students at Gallaudet ...

First-time director Nyle DiMarco has made Emmy history. With his nomination for Best Directing for a Documentary/Nonfiction Program, DiMarco became the first Deaf ...

“Cover-Up,” “My Mom Jayne,” “Pee-wee as Himself” and “Sly Lives!” are among the nonfiction films and broadcast productions that have been nominated by the Cinema Eye Honors, which unveiled its first ...

“Deaf President Now!” recounts the eight days of historic protests held at Gallaudet University in 1988, after the school’s board of trustees appointed a hearing president over several very qualified ...

Other contenders in the category included 'Deaf President Now!,' 'Martha,' 'Pee-wee As Himself,' 'Sly Lives!' and 'Will & Harper' A winner has been announced! Pee-wee as Himself won the Outstanding ...

Other contenders in the category included 'Deaf President Now!,' 'Martha,' 'Pee-wee As Himself,' 'Sly Lives!' and 'Will & Harper' Lizzie Hyman is a Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE, where she contributes in ...

Codirectors of the Apple TV+ documentary discuss bringing the landmark 1988 Gallaudet University protest to the screen and the lessons they hope audiences take away.