Samuel L. Jackson Explores The Lost History Of The Slave Trade In New Docuseries ‘Enslaved’

Linda Evangelista is “done hiding.” The legendary supermodel is opening up about her emotional and physical journey, after undergoing a cosmetic procedure that left her “permanently deformed.”“I loved being up on the catwalk,” she shared, “Now I dread running into someone I know. I can’t live like this anymore, in hiding and shame.

Stylish success or fashion faux pas? Nicole Kidman graced the cover of Vanity Fair’s 2022 Hollywood Issue in a low-rise Miu Miu set — and fans had a lot to say about her look. 

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has outlined where Manchester City lie in his list of problems for the remainder of this season.

A shopping centre in Salford has been closed due to Storm Eunice.

Andy Burham has slammed 'frankly disgraceful' claims made about his wife in a lengthy and detailed 'personal' statement issued regarding Clean Air Zone plans.

here is the link to get “CODA” tickets.Atlanta: Tinseltown 17 + XDAustin: Tinseltown 20 + XDBoston: Coolidge CornerChicago: Deer Park 16Cleveland: Valley View 24 + XDDallas: Cinemark West Plano 20Houston: Memorial City 16Las Vegas: Las Vegas Suncoast 16 + XDLos Angeles: Playa Vista 9 + XDMiami: Paradise 24 + XDNew York City: Alamo Drafthouse LibertyOrlando: Cinemark Orlando + XDPalm Springs: Rancho Mirage River 15 + XDPhoenix: Cinemark 16Sacramento: Cinemark Roseville Galleria Mall and XDSan Francisco: San Francisco Centre 9 + XDSeattle: Lincoln Square Cinema Bistro 22 with IMAXWashington, DC: Fairfax Corner 14 + XDUKLondon: Barbican CinemaThe film’s director Siân Heder will also be present at a live Q&A for the film for one of its screenings in Los Angeles, which will also have an interpreter present to translate into ASL.“CODA” first premiered at Sundance in 2021 and won the Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize in the Dramatic Competition, and over a year later on its road to a chance at a Best Picture win, the film has been nominated for three Oscars, including for Best Supporting Actor Troy Kotsur, who is the first Deaf male actor to ever be nominated for an Oscar. The only other Deaf actor to ever be nominated and subsequently win is Marlee Matlin, Kotsur’s co-star in “CODA.”  “Every so often, a film comes along that strikes a deep emotional chord for audiences who celebrate its win for humanity.

Iko Uwais‘s new movie is burning up the Netflix charts!

“Donda 2 will only be available on my own platform, the Stem Player,” Kanye “Ye” West announced on Feb. 17, five days before the sequel to his 2021 album was set to drop. Ye, 44, said that his new album would not be available on “Apple, Amazon, Spotify, or YouTube.” Ye explained this move by saying that today’s music artists “get just 12% of the money the industry makes. It’s time to free music from this oppressive system. It’s time to take control and build our own. Go to stemplayer.com now to order.”

Hugh Hefner's widow, is planning to write a book about her experience behind the gates of the famed estate."I was part of Hugh Hefner's world for over a decade. By the time I left it had been a third of my life," she said in an Instagram post.

Channing Tatum is planning to make the stripper movie to end all stripper movies.

EXCLUSIVE: BJ McDonnell, the director of the buzzed-about Foo Fighters horror-comedy Studio 666, set for release on February 25 via Open Road Films, has signed with UTA and 3 Arts Entertainment.

Gail Halvorsen was a United States Air Force pilot known as the “Candy Bomber” for dropping candy over Berlin from his airplane during the Berlin airlift in 1948.  Gail Halvorsen joined the Air Force as a pilot during World War II, serving as a transport pilot in the South Atlantic. After World War II, Berlin was divided into four sections occupied by the United States, France, England, and Russia.

Samuel L. Jackson’s new TV documentary series Enslaved: The Lost History Of The Transatlantic Slave Trade has landed a new global distribution deal.Jackson hosts and executive produced the series, which sees him, alongside historians Afua Hirsch and Simcha Jacobovici, travel across continents to retrace the path of the transatlantic slave trade.Check out more documentaries here!It premiered on Epix in the U.S.

Samuel L. Jackson's new television documentary series Enslaved: The Lost History of the Transatlantic Slave Tradewill launch worldwide after broadcasters in some 130 territories snatched up the six-part series on the history of human trafficking.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Fremantle passes 130 territories sold for Samuel L. Jackson’s “Enslaved,” Lineup Industries is set to license NHK’s formats slate, Red Sea International awards more than $1 million in grants, and Walter Presents nabs five Nordic series.Samuel L. Jackson’s Epix docuseries “Enslaved: The Lost History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade” will air in 130 territories after Fremantle closed deals including France’s Histoire TV, History in Germany and Movistar Plus and RTVE in Spain.Directed by Simcha Jacobovici, “Enslaved” is a Canada-U.K.

Samuel L. Jackson has long said that when he was younger he wanted to be the Black Jacques Cousteau.

Nick Fury is the latest Marvel character to be getting a TV series at Disney+ and Samuel L. Jackson will be reprising his iconic role! The actor’s first appearance as Nick Fury was in the post-credits scene of the first Iron Man movie in 2018 and he has since appeared in nearly a dozen of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films.Now, according to reports by Variety, Samuel is set to star in the series and Mr.

reported Variety, which noted that Marvel Studios would produce the show.Jackson has played leather-trenchcoat-and-eyepatch-wearing Fury — the director of Marvel’s fictional S.H.I.E.L.D.

Just because the Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering a brand-new “Phase” with “Black Widow,” you didn’t really think Samuel L. Jackson was going anywhere, did you? The man who introduced the world to the Avengers Initiative way back in 2008’s “Iron Man” is apparently ready to suit up as Nick Fury at least one more time.

Variety is reporting that Samuel L. Jackson is set to reprise his iconic role from the Marvel films in a new series for Disney+.

Denise Petski, Nellie Andreeva Disney+ is developing a new Marvel series with Samuel L. Jackson attached to reprise his role of Nick Fury, sources confirmed to Deadline.The project is in its early stages and details are being kept under wraps, but we’re told Kyle Bradstreet (Mr.

Marvel series that’s being developed for Disney+.The veteran actor has portrayed the head of clandestine government agency S.H.I.E.L.D in many Marvel films since the first Iron Man film in 2008.Variety reports that sources have confirmed a new Marvel TV series has been green-lit by Disney+, which is to be produced by Marvel Studios. The series – the title of which is currently unknown – will be Jackson’s first ever regular television slot (he played Fury in two episodes of the ABC series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.).The publication adds that the series’ plot details are being kept under wraps.

first reported on the Nick Fury series. Kyle Bradstreet attached to write and executive produce.

Nick Fury is the latest Marvel character to be getting a TV series at Disney+ and Samuel L. Jackson will be reprising his iconic role!

Joe Otterson TV ReporterSamuel L. Jackson is set to reprise the role of Nick Fury in a new Marvel series currently in development at Disney Plus, Variety has learned exclusively from sources.The exact plot details of the show are being kept under wraps, but multiple sources say Jackson is attached to star with Kyle Bradstreet attached to write and executive produce.

Marvel actor, who spent time with Boseman at the world premiere of Captain Marvel told The Tamron Hall Show how much of an impact the Black Panther actor’s death had left on him.“Yes, it’s sudden to us all,” Jackson said of the loss. “I was trying to remember the last time I’d actually seen Chadwick.

“Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging.”In addition to “Enslaved,” she’s appeared on several other docuseries, including BBC’s “African Renaissance: When Art Meets Power” and the “The Battle for Britain’s Heroes” on Channel 4 in the UK.“I think each story has its own demand in terms of the best way to tell it,” she says. “I love the written word and I really believe in print journalism.

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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSamuel L. Jackson’s profanity-laced persona on the Alexa voice assistant is getting a major [expletive deleted] upgrade.The actor’s voice skill on Alexa, which Amazon introduced a year ago, is adding over 30,000 new responses on the platform with new jokes, roasts, stories and other content.

Jackson tweeted Monday along with a clip of him in a sweatshirt and baseball cap while seated in an expensive-looking armchair.The tweet also includes a link to his page on voter registration website HeadCount, which includes a sultry-looking photo of Jackson along with patriotically colored buttons offering Americans the ability to register to vote, check their registration status and “make your vote plan.”Jackson is well-known for being among the Hollywood actors with the most prolifically dirty onscreen mouths — although a survey conducted earlier this year found that “The Wolf of Wall Street” star Jonah Hill beat Jackson for the top slot.

Many actors have cursed onscreen, but few have elevated swearing to an art form the way Samuel L. Jackson has.

#GoodToVote! So as promised, here's some Cussin' 15 ways to go! Thanks for getting involved and make sure to #vote on Nov.3rd! #votemask @faircount @fairfight #MKsaysVote #yourvoicematters pic.twitter.com/6GkHudrm53— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) September 15, 2020“You showed up and showed out for our voter action goals,” Jackson explains in the clip.“Now, time for me to hold up that end of the bargain.

Samuel L. Jackson is offering up some of his services in exchange for fans getting out to vote for this election year.

Many actors have cursed onscreen, but few have elevated swearing to an art form the way Samuel L. Jackson has.

Denzel Washington has been keeping his actor son John David Washington busy with household chores during lockdown.The 36-year-old Tenet star appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with guest host Samuel L. Jackson, where he talked about living with his dad once again amid the COVID-19 crisis.“You really live in Brooklyn, but since the pandemic has happened you had to come back home.