Atlanta

Watch the promo clip for 'Atlanta Robbin Season.'

The 'Atlanta' star sarcastically thanked Donald Trump for his big win.

2017 is already half-over, though it seems only yesterday we learned that Donald Glover’s FX Atlanta would join Westworld in delaying its second season to 2018. Glover’s understandably busy in the meantime, but Season 2 production will apparently start next month, as Glover teases his controversial approach.

The nominations are in for the 2017 Emmy Awards and there’s just as much to celebrate as there is to be disappointed about. The 2016-2017 TV season was a huge year for the small screen, reaching the peak-iest of peak TV. It was full of more new series than you could keep track of, diverse casts, and many groundbreaking episodes in both the comedy and drama departments. A brief scan of the major categories may leave you feeling a little bummed over the nominations, with many of the usual suspecting making the cut yet again – can the Emmys even exist without Modern Family or Julia Louis-Dreyfus nods at this point? And critical and fan favorites like The Leftovers, Girls, and Legion were nowhere to be seen in the top categories.

'Atlanta' fans will have to wait at least a full year for season two.

Even as former Community star Donald Glover graced FX with his presence at the TCA press tour panel, most Atlanta promos have cryptically placed the cast in a backwards scenario. At long last, Ernest “Earn” Marks steps forth with a formal trailer for the Twin Peaks-style series, making Donald Glover a family man.

I swear you can't make this stuff up. Katt really needs to get some help.

Earlier during the week Detroit underground artists Doughboy Cashout made the announcement that they recently signed with Atlanta artists Young Jeezy. Immediately after signing their contract Young Jeezy jumped on their street single "Mob Life remix"...

An Atlanta mall security guard named Darien Long gets pushed too far by a mother and she then gets lit up with a 100,000 volts from a pretty cool taser.

Police Brutality or the perception of it seems to be on the rise, thanks to camera phones and youtube. In reality no one should be hitting, swinging, or doing anything violent to a Police Officer. But it seems like this is a growing trend lately, especially with women. I'm not sure if it's because women are used to being able to push men or be disrespectful to them without a lot of repercution

After all the talk and blogging, hear from the BRR MAn himself on why he has an Ice Cream Tattooed on his face...