Two FX series, Atlanta and Better Things, are among the seven entertainment programs being honored with a 2017 Peabody Award, the organization announced Thursday.
Donald Glover’s Atlanta, produced by FX Productions, is about two young black men trying to make it in Atlanta’s rap scene. Better Things examines working motherhood. It is also an FX production.
Other entertainment award recipients are:
- HBO’s Veep, the political comedy starting Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- BBC One’s Happy Valley, the British crime drama available on Netflix
- Beyoncé’s Lemonade, the HBO Entertainment and Parkwood Entertainment-produced visual album that included a one-hour film
- Horace and Pete, the Louis C.K. series centered around the two owners of a Brooklyn bar launched on louisck.net
- Channel 4’s National Treasure, the British broadcaster’s drama around accusations of sexual misconduct around a public figure.
The seven programs are among a total of 30 2017 Peabody Award winners. Winners in news, radio/podcast, children’s, education, and public service will be announced April 25.
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