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Director John Singleton

Director John Singleton

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Skipper & Ray review Poetic Justice (1993), who lives with a soft fluffy kitty but doesn’t interact with him much. Director John Singleton, stars Janet Jackson & Tupac Shakur, poet Maya Angelou. Regina King, Tyra Ferrell, Joe Torry, Stanley Clarke.Transcript bit.ly/CFPtranscript-poeticjusticeCats on Film Pod is voiced and produced by Ray Ilyn, with music by The DōsMan, and additional sounds from FreeSound.org.Get exclusive content by supporting Skipper and Ray at pod.fan/catsonfilmpodInstagram @CatsOnFilmPodTwitter @CatsOnFilmPod

You're invited to Episode 4!This week Mary Kate is intrigued by a trend on Tik Tok and gives it a try. Then we discuss our roots and how we identify with being from Rhode Island and Boston, MA!Joining us is our guest, writer, director, producer Rob Smith who shares his success story coming up in the film industry while facing adversity. This is a powerful episode where we discuss diversity (or lack thereof) in the entertainment industry and Black Lives Matter. Rob also lets us in on his relationship with his mentor , the late acclaimed Director John Singleton, and his current job with the brilliant Director Craig Brewer.Thanks for stopping by to this relevant and moving Episode!Check out Rob Smith on Instagram - @rob.e.smithDid any of this ring true to you? Got another topic you want to hear us gab about? Email us! wearenotinvitedpodcast@gmail.comConnect with us on Instagram to get all our updates @notinvitedpodcast

This week I am talking about a silent killer among the black community, known as hypertension. Director John Singleton died last week from a massive stroke caused by hypertension and according to his family, he quietly struggled with the disease. It's time to be intentional on improving your health, through knowledge and being proactive to prevent this disease. Make sure you're following me on Instagram &Facebook @traceydenisefitness. You can also learn more about me at http://traceydenisefitness.com, and email me with questions, as well as topics you'd like me to discuss, at info@traceydenisefitness.com. Lastly, please share this podcast with friends.

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing the tragic recent passing of famed Director John Singleton and the things about his drive/motor that they both very much enjoyed. They also discuss the idea of 'get' vs. 'got' and how the simple modification of small words such as those can entirely reframe an interaction. They also turn to the phones and speak with a caller who has been experimenting with the carnivore diet and wants Drew's take on some of his experiences. Please Support Our Sponsors: LifeLock.com, promo code ADAM TrueCar.com Pluto.tv See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on FilmWeek, Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein, Tim Cogshell and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases. We also remember John Singleton’s career as a filmmaker and the impact that his work and life had on Hollywood and the millions who loved his work.

In this episode the ITBP the fellas discuss why the Philadelphia Flyers and the New York Yankees decided to cut Kate Smith. In light of the death of Director John Singleton, they talk about his most impactful movies. Big O is joined by Anita Riggs (Tranquil Ashes) and Dana Holmes (NYCPlayboy78) to discuss what it means to be a Black Cosplayer. And of course after an INCREDIBLE episode 3, the fellas discuss Game of Thrones "The Long Night". That and much more.

In this episode the ITBP the fellas discuss why the Philadelphia Flyers and the New York Yankees decided to cut Kate Smith.  In light of the death of Director John Singleton, they talk about his most impactful movies.  Hot of the conclusion of AwesomeCon 2019 Big O is joined by Anita Riggs (Tranquil Ashes) and Dana Holmes (NYCPlayboy78) to discuss what it means to be a Black Cosplayer.  And of course after an INCREDIBLE episode 3, the fellas discuss Game of Thrones "The Long Night".  That and much more.

Jay & Dave take on the crime caper Entrapment and also spend time remembering groundbreaking Director John Singleton!

Jay & Dave take on the crime caper Entrapment and also spend time remembering groundbreaking Director John Singleton!

Jay & Dave take on the crime caper Entrapment and also spend time remembering groundbreaking Director John Singleton!

Jay & Dave take on the crime caper Entrapment and also spend time remembering groundbreaking Director John Singleton!

Estate Planning is not fun or sexy, but when a celebrity dies, we often get a glimpse into a shocking world of money and scandals. However, the strokes, lingering illness and deaths of Director John Singleton and Actor Luke Perry show us something we all need to know-Estate Planning is about more than a will. Does your Estate Plan only include a will? If it does, you may be missing a huge part. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jonesing/support

Here's the latest update on Director John Singleton. Destiny's Child is going to Broadway! Lizzo is coming to the Big Screen!

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Screenwriter and Director John Singleton suffers a stroke. Adele and Simon Konecki separate after 7 years. Jamie Foxx and Wanda Sykes set to do a live version of The Jeffersons on ABC.

This is the 72nd episode of #MinasHouse, a podcast hosted by Mina SayWhat from her house! This week Dexter is filling in for Sherlock Homeboi and the two have a very long conversation about Nicki Minaj's "Queen" album. They also discuss Jaden Smith joining J Cole's tour and their topic this week is: Should you hang out with an ex? At the 45:06 mark you can hear Mina's interview with legendary Director John Singleton and the star of FX's Snowfall Damson Idris! Thanks for listening! #MinasHouse @MinaSayWhat www.MinaSayWhat.com

Special guest Marshall joins Emily for Boyz n the Hood, one of the more serious movies in her journey of pop culture education. Boyz n the Hood Trailer: https://youtu.be/J4sKiGkzKJo Facebook: @emilymissedout Instagram: @emilymissedout Email: emilymissedout@gmail.com Interwebs: emilymissedout.com Mental Floss: 16 Surprising Facts about Boyz n the Hood Vanity Fair: How Boyz n the Hood Beat the Odds and Why it Matters Today Vice: Boyz n the Hood with Director John Singleton

Shakespeare's Globe artistic director Emma Rice is to leave the theatre in 2018 after its board decided her methods are not authentic enough. Rice took charge of the London theatre in January but has come in for fierce criticism, including for her use of sound and lighting technology. Theatre critics Sarah Hemming, of the Financial Times, and Ann Treneman of the Times, discuss the reasons for Rice's departure and The Globe's future.In a month's time the new Design Museum in London will be unveiled, having moved from its Thames-side home to its new, larger location, the building that was the Grade II* listed Commonwealth Institute in Kensington High St. John Pawson, the architect who has designed the interiors, and Dejan Sudjic, director of the Design Museum, give John Wilson the first access to the £83m project.As Boyz N The Hood goes back into cinemas to mark its 25th Anniversary - and as a centrepiece of the British Film Institute's Black Star season - John Singleton talks to John Wilson about writing and directing what would become a ground-breaking film by the age of 23, and why the industry is more difficult than ever for black filmmakers.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Jack Soper(Photo: Emma Rice. Credit: Imeh Akpanudosen / Getty Images for Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts).