For rappers — household names and aspiring stars alike — strip clubs can be more than dens of debauchery according to a new docu series on Atlanta's famed Magic City.

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.

Viewers without traditional cable can stream the five-part "Magic City: An American Fantasy" live or on demand by using ...

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STARZ’s Magic City docuseries explores how Atlanta’s iconic strip club shaped Southern hip-hop and redefined nightlife culture.

Magic City: An American Fantasy airs exclusively on STARZ. That means you’ll need a subscription to the premium streaming service to watch the Magic City docuseries.

Atlanta music icon Jermaine Dupri serves as an executive producer on the project alongside Drake’s DreamCrew Entertainment and Jami Gertz. In a conversation with EURweb’s Kenny Pettis Jr., Dupri ...

An American Fantasy" introduces the storied history of Magic City, one of the most popular strip clubs in Atlanta that also served as a cultural hub that left a significant impact on many.

It didn’t start with pole tricks and dollar bills. It didn’t even start with “Magic City.” Jermaine Dupri says the ...

It is his great-nephew, Randy Pitchford, who owns The Magic Castle and has added Cardini-inspired experiences to the venue ...

EURweb associate Kenny Pettis Jr. speaks with Charles Todd, the director of the “Magic City: An American Fantasy” docuseries, ...

The five-part docuseries opens with the man who founded Magic City, Michael “Mr. Magic” Barney, who arrived in Atlanta at the ...