Brian Tyree Henry
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TV The currently incarcerated rapper acted alongside Paper Boi, played by Brian Tyree Henry, on Thursday night's episode.
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Music T.I. has responded to Brian Tyree Henry saying that the Trap Music Museum in Atlanta is teaching people how to "cook crack."
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TV Brian Tyree Henry spoke about filming "Atlanta" for the first time in three years with James Corden, this week.
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Movies "Atlanta" star Brian Tyree Henry will star as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first openly gay superhero in "The Eternals."
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Entertainment The monster mash-up will feature updated looks.
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Entertainment Monster madness.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Entertainment Sony has their own Spider-Man plans.
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Entertainment Brian Tyree Henry is reportedly set to star in his first horror film.
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Chantilly Post -
Entertainment "Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse" is shaping up to be intense.
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Entertainment Atlanta is coming back for a third season.
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Entertainment The Black and Latin Spider-Man is getting his own film.
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Entertainment "Widows" looks like the most interesting film of the year.
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TV With the second season of the critically-lauded show coming to a close, we decided to take a look back at why Atlanta’s Robbin season has been so memorable.
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Reviews In the season finale of "Atlanta," the storylines wrap up neatly, leaving us rooting for each of the characters.
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TV The Glover brothers take us back to the most awkward and difficult phase of Al and Earn's life: middle school.
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Dhruva Balram -
Reviews Earn, after a series of L's, sets in motion another event-filled night for Paper Boi and the crew leading to bruised ego’s and faces.
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Dhruva Balram -
Reviews Paper Boi falls down the rabbit hole, coming out the other side with a realisation we've been waiting for him to have.
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Dhruva Balram -
Reviews "Atlanta" continues to subvert viewers expectations with its most captivating episode to date, "Teddy Perkins".
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Dhruva Balram -
TV "Barbershop" is the season's goofiest episode while underlying the importance of the black barbershop experience.
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Dhruva Balram -
TV Though the episode has a layer of racial anxiety and tension to it, it's Van's journey from start to finish that has us hooked. She finally gets the episode she deserves.
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Dhruva Balram -
TV "Money Bag Shawty" is packed with hilarity, humorous anecdotes and call-backs but leaves you feeling a bit empty.
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Dhruva Balram