Donald Glover Thinks Television Is Getting Cancelled Because They're 'Boring'

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Donald Glover is weighing in on the debate about good TV.

Donald Glover is sparking a debate on social media after posting a series of tweets about the current slate of "boring stuff" on TV.  The comedian, rapper and actor is typically very quiet on social media. In fact, prior to his recent three-tweet rant about TV and film, there wasn’t really any content on his page at all.

Donald Glover is the purest definition of a “multi-hyphenate” in Hollywood. He’s a musical powerhouse, a beloved actor, a funny, underappreciated comedian, and one of the most interesting writers working in film and TV today.

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hopped on Twitter late Tuesday night — a rare occurrence for the historically discreet star — to join a conversation happening on social media about the state of the screen business.His succinct hot take is currently being disputed, however, due to confusion over his use of the word “canceled.” The 37-year-old actor and director, also known as rapper Childish Gambino in the music world, launched his career in Hollywood as a writer for shows such as “Community” and “30 Rock.” He has since gone on

Atlanta, made the comments on social media earlier today (11 May). Writing on Twitter, Glover said: “Saw people on here havin a discussion about how tired they were of reviewing boring stuff (tv & film).

Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino has returned to Twitter today (May 11), saying that fear is preventing TV and film from being more experimental.In a series of tweets, Glover said he saw a discussion online where people were talking “about how tired they were of reviewing boring stuff (tv & film)”.

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Kate Aurthur editorKim Zociak-Biermann’s publicist and Bravo confirmed to Variety that the network has canceled her docusoap “Don’t Be Tardy…” after eight seasons. The show premiered in 2012, and chronicled the lead-up to the wedding between “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and NFL linebacker Kroy Biermann.A Bravo spokesperson issued this statement Friday: “We have enjoyed watching the incredible journey of Kim, Kroy and their entire family who grew up right before our eyes.