Lupita Nyong’o and Danai Gurira are teaming up to work on an adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s bestseller Americanah for television. This is so much goodness in one sentence our brains are exploding. But wait, it gets even better.

According to the AV Club:

Nyong’o has had the rights to Adichie’s novel, about a pair of star-crossed lovers torn apart when they immigrate to the West from Nigeria, for a while now; she was originally planning to turn it into a film, with fellow Panther alum Daniel Oleyowo supposedly set to star.

Per reports, Nyong’o will play the female lead role of Ifemelu, with Gurira—who is also a celebrated playwright—attached to write. Nyong’o and Gurira have collaborated before; Nyong’o was nominated for a Tony for Gurira’s play Eclipsed, and we think they should collaborate always.

The only problem with this Americanah set-up is that we’re going to have to wait for it to be made instead of being able to watch it right now.

(via The AV Club, image: Bennett Raglin/Getty)

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This once would have been the #1 story in the world but we’re all so exhausted with the neverending Trumpian melodramas that I’m putting it under Jessica Jones: White House Communications Director Hope Hicks will resign, a day after an eight-hour interview before the House Intelligence Committee. She says those events are totally not connected! She also said she tells “little white lies” for the President so … (via The New York Times)

I was obsessed with this meteorite as a kid. Good to know it’s even cooler than I thought:

The Nama people of Namibia once made weapons from iron they hammered off the Gibeon meteorite. Gibeon is made of metal that has crystallized in the so-called Widmanstätten pattern, found only in iron meteorites. A large mass is on display in the Museum’s Ross Hall of Meteorites. pic.twitter.com/jXCYbtN7wn — American Museum of Natural History (@AMNH) February 28, 2018

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