'Insecure': How Issa Rae achieved her 'mission' for HBO show
With her HBO comedy, Issa Rae set out to tell a different kind of story about her hometown. She and other key creatives look back on how they did it.
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With her HBO comedy, Issa Rae set out to tell a different kind of story about her hometown. She and other key creatives look back on how they did it.
Although HBO's comedy comes to an end later this month, our interactive map of eateries featured in the series is sure to keep hungry fans happy.
The new iteration is the follow-up for the widely-successful “Looking for LaToya” podcast.
She talks about joining the writers room in Season 4, learning to let characters make mistakes and giving Jodie Landon her flowers in "Jodie," a "Daria" spinoff.
Check out Issa Rae's new mobile game app, "Insecure: The Come Up," made in partnership with Glow Up Games, a Black-owned game studio.