“NATIVE SON” causing conversations on Black crime and incarnation
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“Native Son” is the story of Bigger Thomas, a young black man filled with promise who accidentally…
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David Alan Grier Continues His Comedy Takeover
September 20, 2018
David Alan Grier wears multiple professional hats. He has appeared in Broadway plays, performed stand-up comedy shows and starred in a plethora of movies. He continues to push his creative endeavors in his recent film, “Arizona.” The “In Living Color” actor spoke to the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper about his upcoming role. Los Angeles Sentinel: You seem to be all around the place. What has been some of your favorite moments this year? David Alan Grier: That’s a tough one. I have so many. I’m working on a new show called “Cool Kids.” Martin Mule is in it. I met him in high school as a fan. He was the first famous guy I ever met. He was really nice. To be doing a show with him years later is really