Piper Chapman speaks this line in the season two premiere of Orange Is the New Black, and with one simple sentence reveals the essence of her character's journey. Piper has transitioned from her ...

The Netflix series “Orange Is the New Black” has many pleasures, but it wasn’t immediately apparent that literature would be one of them. Based on Piper Kerman’s memoir of the same name ...

Let us begin, as we started, with Piper. She returns home to find ... What did you think of Orange Is the New Black‘s series finale? And which endings resonated with you the most?

Orange Is the New Black was ... its inmates through Piper’s eyes. She’s startled when her first prison shower is interrupted by Taystee (Danielle Brooks), a large black woman who objects ...

whether she supports a Piper-Alex romance, and what's ahead in Season 2. People are obsessed with Orange Is the New Black! Are you surprised at all by the response? Prepon: It's pretty cool.

I’m really glad that that happened. The final montage of Orange is the New Black may have left it vague as to whether or not Piper and Alex ended up together, but Laura Prepon seems to be sure ...

(Her character is a fictionalized version of Piper Kerman, whose memoir, Orange Is the New Black: My Year In a Women’s Prison, the show moves further away from with each season.) In the first ...

Why was Piper Kerman in prison ... In 2010, her memoir Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison was published. The book was discovered by Jenji Kohan after a friend sent her a copy ...

Okay, pop quiz: What are the two least appealing ways you could possibly pitch an episode of Orange is the New Black? If you answered “it’s an episode entirely about Piper” and “it ...

Had it gone just a little awry or had the wrong person shown up at the wrong time, we could be wearing that orange jumpsuit. Piper Kerman ... But in “Orange Is the New Black: My Year in ...