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Web Series : Pilot Episode of Famous Farrah Released (Video)

The new comedy web series we’ve taken a liking to, premiered its pilot episode on January 17th

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13 years ago

January 21, 2013

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New Web Series 'Famous Farrah' Pokes Fun at Hip-Hop Culture (Trailer)

New comedy web series Farrah Famous premiered its pilot episode on January 17^th.

Famous Farrah pilot pokes fun at the entitlement of the rich, hip hop culture and the desire to be famous.

The series follows infectious disease scientist Farrah as she becomes a member of the hapless, questionably talented, Cake Boys rap crew.

In the pilot episode, Farrah’s quarter-life crisis starts on her 26th birthday when she plans on spending it with her fiance, but her wild sister Ava has other plans.

Not only is the production excellent, but the story will keep you engaged and interested. Check out the pilot episode below:

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Miss Covin is an award-winning social & tech entrepreneur, writer. and journalist. Covin holds a B.S. in Business, an M.A. in Media Communications from Monmouth University, and computer/information science certifications from Harvard University and HCC. She is currently working toward a Ph.D. in Information Science. Her career spans media, technology, and advocacy, with expertise in software engineering, branding, digital storytelling, and public relations. She has been recognized with numerous distinctions, including the Women of Color STEM Award for Technical Innovation, the NAACP Unsung Hero Award, and several media innovator honors. Covin’s work includes running a media & web development agency, producing documentaries, and leading mentorship programs in media and computer science. She continues to drive innovation and representation in digital media and STEM fields.