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Donald Glover is still running high over his Grammy award for Best Traditional R&B Performance. He also is excited about his role as “Lando Calrissian” in the “Solo: A Star Wars Story” and the upcoming season of the his hit show “Atlanta.” In an interview with Esquire, he spoke about what fans can expect, making are for Black people and more.
Glover received advice from A Tribe Called Quest’s Q-Tip about how to make the second season better than the first. He said, “I tried to do the Q-Tip take on it. After their first album, he was like, ‘I’m kicking this sophomore-slump shit in the ass.’ I know season two of Atlanta is something because it makes me nervous.”
In the interview Glover spoke about how in his show he’s able to give Black people the narrative over their story. He also talked about his pro-Black parents and expressed that he is like the new Tupac. “Atlanta” season 2 will premiere on March 1st at 10pm.
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TV Shows Black Women Watch (And Love)
TV Shows Black Women Watch (And Love)
1. #BlackGirlMagic On The Small Screen
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2. #1: “Empire” (FOX)
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3. #2: “The New Edition Story” (BET)
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4. #3: “Star” (FOX)
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5. #4: “The Haves And The Have Nots” (OWN)
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6. #5: “Love And Hip Hop Atlanta” (VH1)
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7. #6: “Scandal” (ABC)
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8. #7: “Queen Sugar” (OWN)
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9. #8: “How to Get Away with Murder” (ABC)
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10. #9: “Love And Hip Hop” (VH1)
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11. #10 “If Loving You Is Wrong”
11 of 1312. #11: “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” (Bravo)
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13. #12: “Love And Hip Hop: Hollywood” (VH1)
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TV Shows Black Women Watch (And Love)
[caption id="attachment_2868962" align="alignleft" width="776"] Source: FOX / Getty[/caption] 2016 was definitely a great year when it comes to Black women’s visibility in television! From scripted dramas such as Empire and Queen Sugar to hilarious comedies such as Insecure and black-ish to reality shows such as RHOA, on any given night, African-American women can turn on the TV and see a range of portrayals of ourselves. But what are the shows that we just can’t miss each week? According to a Nielsen’s “African-American Women: Our Science, Her Magic” report, these were our top 20 programs from 2016:
