Diallo Riddle
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Diallo Riddle (born May 6, 1977) is an American writer, producer, actor, showrunner, and DJ. He received an Emmy Award for his role on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, co-starred on NBC's Marlon, and has appeared in several different television shows.
Early life
Riddle was born in Atlanta, Georgia, as the sixth child of American painter and sculptor John Riddle Jr. and Carmen Riddle. He attended Benjamin Elijah Mays High School and later graduated from Harvard University with a major in History.
Career
Riddle and his writing partner Bashir Salahuddin formed Cleo's Apartment after attending Harvard University. Robin Thede, Thomas Fraser, Wyatt Cenac, Nika King, and Nefetari Spencer were among the group's leaders. The company's stage performance was turned into a web series The Message by AOL and HBO, which premiered in 2007.
Riddle and his creative partner Bashir Salahuddin have collaborated on numerous projects over the years with J30 Studios, the production company. Both creators and producers of television shows have a multi-year contract with Warner Bros TV to produce and produce TV shows. In August 2022, it was announced that the two actors, executive producers, and writers would appear on "Book of Marlon," Marlon Wayans' latest comedy based on his life and career.
He joined the writing staff of Comedy Central's Chocolate News in 2008. He joined Jimmy Fallon's writing staff in 2009, where he also performed. Riddle co-wrote Slow Jam The News with Barack Obama and three editions of A History of Rap with Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake among his sketches on the program.
In 2013, Riddle filmed an HBO pilot for a show called The Reporters. Riddle appeared on HBO's Silicon Valley in a recurring role. In Atlanta, HBO ordered a series written by and starring Riddle named Brothers. However, the order was cancelled in early 2016.
Riddle played Stevie, the best friend of Marlon Wayans, on HBO's Marlon Wayans in 2017.
Comedy Central picked up South Side, his latest comedy series, the same year. Riddle appeared on the drama series Rise in 2017. Riddle has written for a variety of television series, including Tracy Morgan's appearance in The Last O.G. Riddle has been involved with the art for Baby Driver, and he has also written about the television specials Taraji and Terrence's White Hot Holidays, Maya and Marty, and the Maya Rudolph Show, among other items.
IFC picked up Showcase, a scripted musical variety sketch comedy performance that Riddle co-produced with his writing partner Bashir Salahuddin, on May 3, 2018. The series is produced by John Legend's Get Lifted Film Co. and premiered on IFC on July 31, 2019.
On September 4, 2019, Comedy Central and WBEZ Chicago launched South Side Stories, a groundbreaking podcast partnership between a public media company and a cable television partner that honors the true lives and places of people and places that inspired the hit scripted comedy series. Both Riddle and Salahuddin hosted the ten episode podcast series.
Comedy Central relaunched South Side in 2020 for another season, with HBO Max in 2021. The launch date for the second season of South Side was November 20, 2021. Sherman's Showcase, the Emmy winning show in June 2020, will be broadcast on AMC in 2021.
Riddle and Salahuddin's duo also signed a deal with Warner Bros. Television Studios earlier this year.