#GOTsoWhite?; Eternals News; Lucifer @Netflix; JLA Post Shazam-The Grind 6pm ET

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As you bide your time til the Avengers: Endgame premiere, why not check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse-airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern? The pop/pulp topics to be tackled are: a new piece from The Guardian ponders why "There are no black people on Game of Thrones":why is fantasy TV so white?; first Angelina Jolie has been tapped to play Sersei in the upcoming Marvel's Eternals film and now actor/comedian, Kumail Nanjiani might be joining the cast; Lucifer's Netflix trailer hits the internets (and why not DC Universe?); now that Shazam has been released with great critical reviews after Wonder Woman and Aquaman performed admirably, can DC craft an equally adequate Justice League sequel?; Shadow and Act deconstruct the "white savior" movie once again via the new Civil Rights era Taraji P Henson, Sam Rockwell drama, The Best of Enemies: Idris Elba is NOT assuming the role of Deadshot in James Gunn's Suicide Squad sequel but he will play different character (Viola Davis reprises her role as Amanda Waller); Lastly, Looper posits what the next villain/storyline could be post Endgame. *Additional topics added due to preemption. LIVE call in number is 646-915-9620.

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