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The six semifinalists will tackle two individual routines this week: one unlearned dance and a judgesвЂ™ pick of a style to redo from earlier in the season. ItвЂ™s the second-to-last week on вЂњ Dancing with the Stars,вЂќ which means two times the dances. вЂLet It BleedвЂ™: Why the StonesвЂ™ Nastiest Masterpiece Feels Right on Time

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The series вЂњwas the first national show to provide Soul! was a weekly television show celebrating Black American culture, art, life, love, and community.

Soul! had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival and is slated to open in over 50 theaters in the virtual cinema space on Aug. Directed, written and produced by Melissa Haizlip, Mr. But in the days before cell phone journalism, HaizlipвЂ™s weekly television show promised вЂњthe revolution would be televised.вЂќ That revolution was Soul!. Black Lives Matter is now louder than ever, speaking volumes on racism in a meaningful manner. Before Oprah and Arsenio, his show aired live on public television from 1968 to вЂ73, during the Civil Rights and Black Power movements. Innovative, political, and openly gay before Stonewall, Haizlip was AmericaвЂ™s first Black nighttime talk show host. Llis Haizlip was never one to miss a beat, and Mr. Her biggest cause, however, may be rebuffing unjust mandatory hijab laws for Iranian women.ДЇlashback: Duran Duran Perform вЂCome UndoneвЂ™ With Original Vocalist Tessa Niles Many of her clients are set to be executed and she vigorously fights against the use of the death penalty. Directed by Emmy nominee Jeff Kaufman (вЂњ American MastersвЂќ) and narrated by Olivia Colman, the doc, filmed secretly in Iran, follows human rights lawyer Sotoudeh on her quest for justice against an oppressive regime. With that in mind, Oscar pundits would be wise to keep an eye on вЂњNasrinвЂќ and its secret weapon: its fierce and endearing subject Nasrin Sotoudeh. But history shows that giving audiences a clear protagonist to follow and care about improves a movieвЂ™s chances of being nominated. Sure, voters often want to reward a topic that feels relevant or important, and they surely desire quality filmmaking. When it comes to the Best Documentary Oscar race, it helps when films have a face that voters can root for. Merry Clayton on Her Hard-Won Comeback and How Faith Saved Her Life вЂњThe series is about NaomiвЂ™s journey, within a snapshot of her life, but itвЂ™s also about lifeвЂ™s purpose, about personal worth, about the courage that it takes to allow oneвЂ™s personal values to inform their work and vice versa,вЂќ Bradley said. It launches just one week before her run at the Tokyo Olympics begins. The intimate three-episode series chronicles OsakaвЂ™s hectic training and travel schedule as she finds time to be with friends and family and explore her Haitian and Japanese roots.

Academy Award-nominated director Garrett Bradley covers a two-year period in which Osaka defends grand slam titles, finds her voice and navigates personal challenges on a public stage. вЂњNo one really knows all the sacrifices you make,вЂќ the titular athlete narrates in the trailer opening. Netflix debuted a trailer for its upcoming three-part docuseries, вЂњ Naomi Osaka,вЂќ debuting July 16.

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