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  1. www.nytimes.com › 2017/09/19 › artsLena Waithe Made History, and She Gave an Emmys Speech for Right...

    19 set 2017 · Sept. 19, 2017. It was a speech that felt thoroughly, almost preternaturally, attuned to its moment. Lena Waithe, the first African-American woman to win an Emmy for outstanding writing in a ...

  2. www.comingsoon.it › personaggi › lena-waitheLena Waithe biografia - ComingSoon.it

    Info su Lena Waithe biografia filmografia discografia video foto citazioni curiosità frasi celebri news carriera

  3. www.npr.org › 2024/02/10 › 1198908498Lena Waithe talks working at Blockbuster and crushing on Jennifer...

    10 feb 2024 · Lena Waithe grew up in Chicago, and by her own account fell in love with TV when she was a kid. That led her to a career in entertainment which led to her becoming the first Black woman to win an ...

  4. www.nytimes.com › 2019/12/02 › moviesLena Waithe’s Art of Protest - The New York Times

    2 dic 2019 · Lena Waithe doesn’t so much tell stories as spill them, like a tipped bucket on a steep driveway. Over breakfast last month in Chelsea, I asked for the one about how she got the idea for her ...

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  5. www.theatlantic.com › 2017 › 08What Lena Waithe Wants From Hollywood - The Atlantic

    31 ago 2017 · Lena Waithe: I’ve been obsessed with television since I was 7 years old, and I’ve always been writing on some level. My first official job was an assistant to the showrunners at [UPN’s ...

  6. www.vanityfair.com › hollywood › 2018The Cover Story: Lena Waithe Is Changing the Game - Vanity Fair

    22 mar 2018 · Lena Waithe Is Changing the Game. Garnering accolades and a passionate following for her work on breakout shows such as Master of None and The Chi —and appearing in Steven Spielberg’s new film ...

  7. time.com › collection › firstsLena Waithe on Her Historic Emmy Win and Being a First - TIME

    3 giorni fa · Lena Waithe reflects on being the first black woman to win an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, as part of TIME Firsts.