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Magic City is more than just an Atlanta strip club. A new docuseries examines that
“Magic City: An American Fantasy,” which debuts Friday on Starz, is billed as explores “the untold stories behind Atlanta’s most influential Black cultural hub, Magic City.” The five-part docuseries features Shaquille O’Neal, rappers T.I., Killer Mike and Drake, as well as and producer/songwriter Jermaine Dupri, among other prominent names.
Iconic Strip Club Magic City Gets the Docuseries Treatment With Starz’s Splashy ‘An American Fantasy’: TV Review
The five-part docuseries opens with the man who founded Magic City, Michael “Mr. Magic” Barney, who arrived in Atlanta at the end of the 1970s. Seeing what Atlanta had to offer to dreamers and hustlers,
The docuseries profiles Michael “Mr. Magic” Barney, the club’s founder, as well as a number of popular dancers. Drake and Jermaine Dupri are among the show’s EPs.
For rappers — household names and aspiring stars alike — strip clubs can be more than dens of debauchery according to a new ...
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