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‘1923’ Season 2 Finale Recap: The Season Saved the Best for Last
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Helen Mirren as Cara in ‘1923’ season 2’s finale (Photo Credit: Trae Patton / Paramount+)

Season two, episode seven — the second-season finale of Paramount+’s 1923 — delivered the answers it needed to, including one that has lingered since the first season of Yellowstone: Who is the grandfather of John Dutton III, played by Kevin Costner? The extended season two finale was brutal and bloody, and not everyone survived. It was also heart-wrenching and, in a way, heartwarming. (Keeping it vague here for those who accidentally start reading this recap before watching the finale.)

The ending leaves the possibility of a third season open, so don’t lose hope that Taylor Sheridan isn’t finished with Spencer’s story. Now, let’s move on to the lengthy recap, which begins by wrapping up Teonna’s storyline for the season.

Marshal Mamie Fossett (Jennifer Carpenter), Two Spears (Doug Hall), and Deputy Clint Peterson (Steve Luna...
See full article at Showbiz Junkies
  • 4/6/2025
  • by Rebecca Murray
  • Showbiz Junkies
'I've Got to Get Better': Jack Harlow Addresses White Men Can't Jump Reboot
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First-time actor and rapper Jack Harlow opened up about his performance in the 2023 reboot film of White Men Cant Jump. The rapper was candid about how his acting debut was a learning experience.

Reflecting on his major acting break, Harlow admitted to Variety, "I learned Ive got a lot more work to do. Ive got to get better if I really want to do it. Its tough. Its harder than I thought." Harlow emphasized the challenges of acting, stating, "Its either you do it or you dont. White Boys was the type of opportunity you take, and then you learn from how it goes. Its interesting; all the best actors know how to let go of control. You cant control so much of it."

Related Review: White Men Can't Jump's Central Chemistry Helps Elevate the Basketball Remake

White Men Can't Jump is a solid (if predictable) sports film that...
See full article at CBR
  • 8/2/2024
  • by Frank Yemi
  • CBR
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‘White Men Can’t Jump’: Rapper Jack Harlow Flops Big in Acting Debut
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A memorable scene from Ron Shelton’s 1992 hoops comedy White Men Can’t Jump finds a playground baller (played by former NBA great Marques Johnson) fuming after he falls victim to a hustle. First the big guy pulls out a razor. Then he decides he needs something a little stronger, so he heads to his car to retrieve his gun – at which point everyone scrambles madly for the exits. Based on a real-life chapter of basketball lore, the moment is both scary (perhaps even more so now, when all public space...
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  • 5/19/2023
  • by Chris Vognar
  • Rollingstone.com
Clio Music Awards Honor Jason Flom, Mary J. Blige, Sandy Hook/’Teenage Dream’ Spot and More in Nashville Ceremony
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Social justice got nearly equal time with branding at the 2022 Clio Music Awards, as music exec Jason Flom got a special award for his work on criminal justice reform, and a public service spot that married the message of Sandy Hook Promise and Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream” won a Clio in the “social good” category.

Six-time Grammy nominee Yola hosted the event, which was being held during the Music Biz conference in Nashville for the first time, at the Mercy Lounge in Nashville. Organizers further took advantage of the locale to book country music artists Breland and Lily Rose as guest performers.

Mary J. Blige joined Flom in getting a special award during the ceremony, which she accepted via a pre-taped speech. “I really, really am grateful for this award and I want to thank god for just always showering these blessings on me and taking me by surprise,...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 5/12/2022
  • by Chris Willman
  • Variety Film + TV
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