• Viola Davis says playing Annalise Keating is the ‘highlight of her life’

    Viola Davis says playing Annalise Keating is the ‘highlight of her life’

    Viola Davis was among the honorees at the second African American Film Critics Association TV Honors on Saturday. Davis was awarded best actress at the virtual celebration for her role in “How to Get Away with Murder.” “I am truly grateful for the experience … to create a character that meant so much to so …
  • Viola Davis to be honored by African American Film Critics Association

    Viola Davis to be honored by African American Film Critics Association

    Viola Davis will be recognized as best actress at the African American Film Critics Association’s second-annual TV Honors on Aug. 22. The virtual event will include a special homage to Davis for her run on “How To Get Away With Murder.” Kenya Barris and Sterling K. Brown are also among the honorees. Aida Rodriguez will …
  • ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ finale goes out with a bloody bang

    ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ finale goes out with a bloody bang

    “How to Get Away with Murder” went out with several huge bangs Thursday night. The six-season ABC series gave viewers a sense of closure in wrapping up the labyrinthian, twisty —  and often nonsensical — tale of morally ambiguous lawyer Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) and the law-school minions who followed her down a dark, murderous …
  • ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ star Rome Flynn fields moms in his DMs

    ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ star Rome Flynn fields moms in his DMs

    “How To Get Away With Murder” star Rome Flynn says moms have been sliding into his DMs — to try and set him up with their daughters. “Parents reach out to me like, ‘This is my daughter. She just graduated from college. These are her grades. This was her minor,’ ” the 28-year-old told Page Six. …
  • ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ ends with twisty finale shocker

    ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ ends with twisty finale shocker

    Fans of “How to Get Away with Murder” won’t be disappointed by Thursday night’s series finale, which closes the book on morally ambiguous lawyer Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) and her not-so-merry band of student accomplices. The 10 p.m. episode, “Stay,” remains true to the show’s trademark elements — shockers, labyrinthian/implausible plot twists and quick-cut chronological …