Reggie Bush is finally ready to tell his story. The former New Orleans Saints running back will be delving into the events surrounding the infamous USC football scandal that subsequently led to Bush’s achievements and accolades, namely his Heisman Trophy Award win, getting wiped out of NCAA records, Variety reports. Kirk Fraser has been tapped to direct the film with Bush serving as executive producer. “After all these years I’m finally ready to tell my story, I hope this can help drive change with the next generation of student athletes,” Bush explained. “We’re making some progress, but there’s still a long way to go.”

If you don’t know the cultural significance, pure joy and all around tomfoolery that is Black Twitter, then you’re about to find out. Wired Studios announced its collaboration with Culture House on a three-part docuseries, A People’s History of Black Twitter: Coming Together, by Jason Parham. The series will follow tweets that sparked movements from their point of origin to wherever they landed beyond the social media platform. Parham emphasizes social justice movements, viral trends and that ole’ regular-degular Black joy that we get when we open the app.

“What Jason’s reporting does so brilliantly is take a world as big and all-encompassing as Black Twitter, and break it down into a series of personal reflections, stories and memories that speak to the Black experience with honesty and nuance. We knew right away that this type of project isn’t something that we see enough of in media…” per a press release sent to The Root.

The first installment of A People’s History of Black Twitter: Coming Together is now available on Wired.com.

If there’s one thing writer, director, producer and Aretha star Marlon Wayans knows how to do, it’s bring the funny. If you needed proof of that, look no further than his upcoming comedy special on HBO titled, You Know What It Is. Executive produced by Wayans, the special is set to revolve around his journey towards self awareness, touching on several topics ranging from dealing with his rebellious son and raising his daughter to his greatest fears. According to a press release sent to The Root, this project also marks the first work to come out of Wayans’ overall deal with HBO.

“This shit hit different. All real shit,” the actor captioned a picture posted to Instagram. “All about my life my fears my kids my fuck ups. I own it all. Proud of my growth as a comedian.”

Marlon Wayans’ You Know What It Is drops Thursday, August 19 only on HBO Max.