Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams are funny. They’re black. They’re BFFs. And they host a a live comedy show in Brooklyn. Join the 2 Dope Queens, along with their favorite comedians, for stories ...

Comedians Jessica Williams (The Daily Show) and Phoebe Robinson (Broad City) have been doing their WNYC podcast 2 Dope Queens — featuring their favorite comedians, plus stories about sex, romance, ...

Podcast-turned-phenomenon 2 Dope Queens wasn't just prescient to the systemic issues facing comedy, the show was providing solutions years before The New York Times and the #MeToo movement would make ...

Their friendship begat their podcast, which then begat their HBO show. "We were having a really great run of podcast episodes," Robinson recounted to Rolling Stone, "and I said to Jess, 'This is a TV ...

ABC Studios has struck a multi-year overall deal with 2 Dope Queens co-creator Phoebe Robinson. Under the pact, the writer, stand-up comedian and actress will develop, write and act in new projects ...

This article originally appeared on EW. 2 Dope Queens is coming to the small screen. HBO announced Thursday that the network is adapting the podcast into four hourlong specials hosted by Jessica ...

It’s the end of an era. Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams are saying goodbye to 2 Dope Queens, but not before their second special airs on HBO. The pair celebrated the event at Sundance in Park ...

At the intersection of cocoa butter boulevard and woke way, there’s a new podcast in town taking over the streets of New York. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free ...

Shaggy 2 Dope, one half of Insane Clown Posse, is the guy who famously once asked how the fuck magnets work. He's also the guy who once tried to dropkick Fred Durst mid-show. (It did not go well.) And ...

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'Dope Queen' Phoebe Robinson is using her growing platform to explore all sorts of hang-ups: her guests’, her industry’s, and even her own. Michelle Obama talks hair and the “angry black woman” ...