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Charlie Cooper

Charlie Cooper

Verified

TV Reporter, Broadway.com

New York, San Antonio

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Politics HistoryClassics Features Culture

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FMCG or Food.

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Content

Total articles 90

  • Angela Bassett on 'Wakanda Forever,' Missing Chadwick Boseman and Playing Tina Turner

    By Charlie Cooper Verified| Rolling Stone Verified You play Ramonda, the Queen Mother of Wakanda, in the Black Panther films. Is there one person or inspiration you keep in your head to play a queen? For me, it’s just the essence of the Black woman. Our strength, resilience, patience, generosity, intellect. That’s what I try to hold onto. An amalgamation of all of us. In recent years Black women have finally been recognized as pioneers in the social-justice space with #MeToo and Black Lives Matter. Does that ever feel like a burden?

    By Charlie Cooper Verified · Rolling Stone

    Nov. 12, 2022

  • Chanté Adams, 'A League of Their Own' Star, on the Black Women Who Played Big-League Baseball

    By Charlie Cooper Verified| Rolling Stone Verified The story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League is being reimagined in the new Amazon Prime series, A League of Their Own. Chanté Adams, one of the show’s stars, joined Rolling Stone on Twitch on Wednesday to talk about how the new show expands on the critically acclaimed 1992 Penny Marshall-directed film.

    By Charlie Cooper Verified · Rolling Stone

    Aug. 11, 2022

  • Angela Bassett on 'Wakanda Forever,' Missing Chadwick Boseman and Playing Tina Turner

    By Charlie Cooper Verified| Rolling Stone Verified You play Ramonda, the Queen Mother of Wakanda, in the Black Panther films. Is there one person or inspiration you keep in your head to play a queen? For me, it’s just the essence of the Black woman. Our strength, resilience, patience, generosity, intellect. That’s what I try to hold onto. An amalgamation of all of us. In recent years Black women have finally been recognized as pioneers in the social-justice space with #MeToo and Black Lives Matter. Does that ever feel like a burden?

    By Charlie Cooper Verified · Rolling Stone

    Nov. 12, 2022

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Broadway.com

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-276-2392