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Phoebe Robinson will adapt her book, “Everything Is Trash, But It’s Okay” as a TV series at Freeform.Robinson will star in, write and executive produce alongside Jonathan Groff. The series follows Phoebe, a 30-something podcast star navigating her messy life.

Everything’s Trash, Phoebe Robinson’s TV adaptation of her book, has scored a series order at Freeform.

Selome Hailu editorFreeform has ordered a half-hour comedy series called “Everything’s Trash” from executive producer and writer Phoebe Robinson and Jonathan Groff.Robinson, known for her podcast and HBO series “2 Dope Queens” as well as serving as a writer on “Portlandia,” will star as Phoebe, a 30-something podcaster with a messy life who’s trying to figure out adulthood with the help of her friends and family.

Selome Hailu editorHBO Max announced that new comedy special “Phoebe Robinson: Sorry, Harriet Tubman” will premiere on Oct. 14.In her first solo stand-up special, Robinson makes jokes about therapy, interracial dating, reparations, Michelle Obama and civil rights movies, while celebrating being out of quarantine.

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Freeform is rounding out its series regular cast for Everything’s Trash, its half-hour comedy pilot starring, written and executive produced by Phoebe Robinson, inspired by her book Everything’s Trash But It’s Ok. Jordan Carlos (First Wives Club), Toccarra Cash (Station 19, Younger), Nneka Okafor (God Friended Me) and Moses Storm (Sunnyside) will join Robinson in the pilot from ABC Signature.

Phoebe Robinson is trying to get past her fear of heights with some help from Kevin Bacon.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVComedy fans may think they know Phoebe Robinson, but, with her new Comedy Central series, she’s about to show off many new sides of herself, all while celebrating some of her famous friends’ special skills and hobbies.Launching April 9 with two back-to-back episodes, “Doing the Most With Phoebe Robinson” is the multi-hyphenate’s take on a talk show — but instead of sitting down on plush couches for a few minutes of banter about her guest’s latest

U2 frontman Bono‘s anti-poverty charity ONE has created a new animated series stressing the importance of vaccines in our lives.Actors Michael Sheen, Penelope Cruz and David Oyelowo have all lended their voices to the new project, which also highlights the lack of COVID-19 vaccines currently available in the world’s poorest countries.Pandemica is being released via Bono’s global health charity ONE, and also features the voices of Kumail Nanjiani, Phoebe Robinson and Wanda Sykes.“Pandemica’s

Rocker and activist Bono has recruited Penelope Cruz, Michael Sheen, and David Oyelowo to lend their voices to a new animated series promoting the importance of access to vaccines. The U2 frontman has launched Pandemica through his ONE global health and anti-poverty charity, and the series will also feature characters voiced by Kumail Nanjiani, Phoebe Robinson and Wanda Sykes.

Single Drunk Female, a comedy starring Sofia Black-D’Elia, has been handed a series order at Freeform.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterPhoebe Robinson’s bestselling book “Everything’s Trash But It’s Okay” is being adapted for the small screen.Disney-owned cable network Freeform is developing the half-hour series, titled “Everything’s Trash,” with Robinson starring and ABC Signature producing. The story centers on a 30-something podcast star navigating her messy life, when her younger brother Jayden emerges as a leading politician.

Phoebe Robinson, who starred in HBO’s 2 Dope Queens, is bringing her book Everything’s Trash But It’s Okay to Freeform.

Daily Show host Jon Stewart to the couch to talk about his love of New York – and its pizza – while standup performances come from comics Michelle Buteau, Mark Normand and Baron Vaughn. Future guests include Sarah Jessica Parker and Uzo Aduba.

Christina Aguilera is singing farewell to 2020.

A Little Late with Lilly Singh will look a little different when it returns in January with a new set and a whole team behind the scenes.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorIs it over yet? Not quite. Amazon will say farewell to 2020 with Yearly Departed, a new comedy special hosted by comedian Phoebe Robinson (2 Dope Queens) and executive produced by The Marvelous Mrs.

Will Thorne Staff WriterPhoebe Robinson of “2 Dope Queens” fame and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star Rachel Brosnahan are teaming up to wave a fond (or not so fond) farewell to 2020.The duo have set a comedy special at Amazon called “Yearly Departed,” which will feature an all-women lineup of comedians will deliver delivering a series of eulogies for the year.

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The only thing I care about this morning: The vibes I felt through the little speakers in my AirPods when I listened to the latest episode of Phoebe Robinson's podcast, Black Frasier.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorEXCLUSIVE: ABC has put in development Big Wishes, a half-hour single camera comedy from Full Frontal with Samantha Bee co-head writer Kristen Bartlett, director James Griffiths and his Fee-Fi-Fo Films, 2 Dope Queens co-creator Phoebe Robinson and ABC Signature, where Griffiths is under a deal.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersWritten by Bartlett and directed by Griffiths, in Big Wishes, plenty of charities make wishes come true for

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorComing to the HBO Max stage: Colin Quinn, Phoebe Robinson and Aida Rodriguez. The trio is set for separate comedy specials for WarnerMedia’s nascent streamer.Comedy veteran Quinn will headline and direct Summer of 2020: A Drive-In Comedy Special (working title), a special described as special is part documentary and part standup showcase.

Phoebe Robinson was finding comfort in reading while quarantined amid the coronavirus pandemic when a thought crossed her mind: "I'm having this sort of connection with books right now.

Phoebe Robinson, aNew York Timesbestselling author and the co-creator and co-star of the hit podcast 2 Dope Queens,is set to launch a new book imprint called Tiny Reparations Books. Partnering with her publisher, Plume (a division of Dutton/Penguin Random House), Robinson's Tiny Reparations Books will be a curated imprint dedicated to publishing both literary fiction and nonfiction as well as essay collections that highlight and amplify unique and diverse voices.

“Early on, when I’d do [stand-up at] the smaller little indie rooms, somebody would be like, ‘We don’t want to have back-to-back black people because that’s gonna make the show feel weird.’ Or ‘Oh, there’s too many women on the show.’ You hear that, and that can be irritating and defeating,” she says. “But then you just get to a place where you’re like, ‘I can only be the best version of me.’ Like, I can’t do Seinfeld.