The comedian will be given his own comedy series on Quibi. Daily Show host Trevor Noah is expanding his horizons. According to the Hollywood Reporter, he is set to star in a series for Quibi, DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg’s on-demand short feature-specialised video platform.
The as-yet-untitled comedic series will follow Noah as he tours through the US and the world, showing how his off-stage interactions with his audience influence his one-man show.
The project will be produced by his Day Zero Productions company alongside Comedy Central Productions.
Quibi has already given a green light to dozens of other short fictional series led by stars like Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Lopez, Tyra Banks, Don Cheadle, Stephen Curry, Anna Kendrick, Idris Elba, Lorne Michaels and Seth Meyers.
The platform, which is slated to launch in April 2020, will also carry Survive, a series featuring Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner alongside Corey Hawkins (BlacKkKlansman, Straight Outta Compton).
In other news – Thinah Zungu’s Ford Ranger stolen less than an hour after parking in Durban
The musician has expressed gratitude to those who helped look for the car.
Gospel musician Thinah Zungu has shared a message of appreciation after his Ford Ranger was recovered just days after being stolen. Zungu told his social media followers that his car had been stolen last week.
He wrote at the time: “Please help they just stole my car with everything please assist in Durban about an hour ago. Taking to social media again on Tuesday, Zungu shared that it had been recovered. Read more
Source: The Citizen
