Ashlie Atkinson, left, as Mamie Fish, and Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell in Season 3 of “The Gilded Age,” which premieres June 22. (Karolina Wojtasik/HBO) ...

Playing Peggy Scott, Agnes’ secretary, and often confidante, Denee Benton, feels that her storyline, which features a look at Black society at the time, is helping people to understand the past ...

When it comes to red carpet appearances for her hit show "The Gilded Age," Denée Benton likes to remind people that she can wear more than period clothing. "Sometimes I try to go really counter ...

Denée Benton manages to portray Peggy with both strength and vulnerability, as she pursues a potential happily ever after.

Denée Benton appears in The Gilded Age as Peggy Scott, and while it's probably what she's best known for now, she did have another memorable TV role only six years before The Gilded Age premiered.

Agnes asks. Meanwhile, Denée Benton’s character Peggy Scott declares a fight for the next generation, and Gladys Russell demands what became of her father’s promise to let her marry for love.

Denee Benton has returned to the woods! Benton, who starred as Cinderella in the off-Broadway run of Into the Woods at City Center earlier this year, is reprising her role in the Broadway run of ...

As of late Denée Benton has been giving herself permission to be a student of fashion and take up space when it comes to her personal style. Ahead of Saturday’s SAG Awards where she was ...

‘The Gilded Age’ Finale: Denée Benton Loves That She Got “an Opportunity to Be Messy” in Season 2 “Respectability politics are so limiting for Black women and the way we're allowed to ...

In HBO ’s period drama The Gilded Age, the character of Peggy Scott (Denée Benton) offers a solitary glimpse into the life of the Black upper class in New York City in the 1880s. Yet in season ...

Actress Denée Benton is pictured during the 76th Tony Awards at the United Palace Theater in New York on Sunday. In presenting an award, Benton compared Gov. Ron DeSantis to a Ku Klux Klan leader.

Carnegie Mellon University certainly was recognized — in more ways than one — at the 76th Tony Awards on Sunday. CMU grad Denée Benton, a previous Tony nominee, made perhaps the night’s ...