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geekpopnews · 7 days
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O.J. Simpson |  A história que inspirou a série ‘American Crime Story’
Com um histórico turbulento, conheça a verdadeira história do ator e ex-atleta O.J. Simpson e seu caso que inspirou a série "American Crime Story". #ojsimpson #americancrimestory
Durante a manhã desta quinta-feira (11) foi confirmada a morte do ator e ex-jogador O.J. Simpson. O ator faleceu aos 76 anos vítima de um câncer. O.J. conhecido pela sua carreira no Buffalo Bills e no cinema, Simpson também possui um histórico turbulento envolvendo acusações de duplo homicídio e assalto a mão armada. Devido ao seu histórico complicado, O.J. Simpson teve uma temporada na série…
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hollywoodoutbreak · 2 years
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With his work on This Is Us complete, Sterling K. Brown's first new release is the comedy film Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul, in which Brown and Regina Hall star as a couple who try to revive their disgraced church. Brown has proven himself adept at both drama and comedy in the past, with his Emmy Award wins for dramas This Is Us and The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story being balanced out by his nominations for comedies Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Part of Brown's success in multiple genres comes from the way he learned about acting, and he shared that philosophy with us.
Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul opens in theaters and starts streaming on Peacock this Friday.
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beardedmrbean · 2 years
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On this date in history:
In 323 B.C., Alexander the Great died of fever in Babylon at age 33.
In 1910, former President Theodore Roosevelt cured a severe case of seasickness which overcame his daughter Ethel's dog, Bongo.
In 1944, the first German V-1 "buzz bomb" hit London.
In 1966, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Miranda vs. Arizona, ruled that police must inform all arrested people of their constitutional rights before questioning them.
In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson nominated Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court. He became the first African American on the high court in August.
In 1971, The New York Times began publishing top secret, sensitive details and documents from 47 volumes that comprised the history of the U.S. decision making process on Vietnam policy, better known as the Pentagon Papers. Daniel Ellsberg, a former U.S. military analyst, leaked the documents to Times reporter Neil Sheehan.
In 1976, Arizona Republic investigative reporter Don Bolles died as a result of injuries suffered when a bomb blew up his car 11 days earlier. He had been working on an organized crime story at the time of his death.
In 1977, James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of Martin Luther King Jr., was captured in a Tennessee wilderness area after escaping from prison.
In 1983, the robot spacecraft Pioneer 10 became the first man-made object to leave the solar system. It did so 11 years after it was launched.
In 1993, Canada got its first female prime minister when the ruling Progressive Conservative Party elected Kim Campbell to head the party and thus the country.
In 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson, the ex-wife of former football star O.J. Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman were found stabbed to death outside her condominium in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles. Simpson was charged with the murders and acquitted in a trial that became a media sensation. A civil court later found him liable in a wrongful-death lawsuit and, in an unrelated robbery case in Nevada, he was convicted in 2008 and sentenced to 33 years in prison.
In 1996, members of the Freeman militia surrendered, 10 days after the FBI cut off electricity to their Montana compound. The standoff lasted 81 days.
In 2000, South Korean President Kim Dae-jung and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il meet for the first-ever inter-Korea summit in Pyongyang.
In 2005, pop superstar Michael Jackson was acquitted by a California jury on charges of child molestation.
In 2009, incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was declared the winner in a disputed Iranian presidential election, touching off widespread clashes between protesters and police.
In 2011, the complete Pentagon Papers, a secret history of the Vietnam War, were made public 40 years after the first leaks were published. The excerpts leaked by Daniel Ellsberg led to a battle with the Nixon administration and a landmark ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court expanding freedom of the press.
In 2012, ousted Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, in exile and tried in absentia, was sentenced to life imprisonment for ordering the shooting of protesters.
In 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that human genes cannot be patented.
In 2020, Atlanta police chief Erika Shields resigned after the death of Rayshard Brooks, a Black man, at the hands of a police officer. The officer who shot Brooks, Garrett Rolfe, was fired, but reinstated in May 2021.
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books-and-cookies · 1 year
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3, 11, and 20 :D
3. What were your top five books of the year?
I'm going to do fiction and nonfiction separately 😅
Fiction:
Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Fire and Blood by George R.R. Martin
Gallant by V.E. Schwab
The Burning Girls by C.J. Tudor
The Sun Down Motel by Simone St. James
Nonfiction:
Devil's Knot by Mara Leveritt
Empire of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe
Midnight in Chernobyl by Adam Higgingbotham
The Radium Girls by Kate Moore
The Road to Jamestown by Jeff Guinn
14. What was your favorite book that has been out for a while, but you just now read?
The Run of His Life: The People vs O.J. Simpson by Jeffrey Toobin - it was published in 1996, after the trial concluded, and it was a fascinatin read.
20. What was your most anticipated release? Did it meet your expectations?
I don't think I had one, to be honest. I think I've read maybe 2 books that were published this year and they were okay, but I'm not really up to date with new releases. 😅
Thank you so much, love! <3333
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cari28ch3-me · 2 years
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as true as it is that some people are being cringy af about it, the Depp vs Heard trial is for many the O.J Sympson trial of this generation. We need to get ready for a dramatization in about 30 years that will win a lot of awards.
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PULP FICTION
 I chose to blog on the famous, (or infamous, depending on whom you are asking,) 1994 film “Pulp Fiction,” written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. I remember seeing this film as a young teen at my friend's home, as this was not a film that was allowed in my home. The sheer Brazen nature of the film caught me off guard, even in my youth. I could not believe that a film could get away with such outright crudeness and violence. Although the film was a far stretch from the innocent and family-oriented films I was used to, for instance, the 1990 film “Home Alone,” it still painted such a verbally epic picture with so many lessons to learn. Many of these lessons or “easter egg morals” if you will, came to me after watching the film in my later years and having experienced some of these complex emotions myself. Watching this film again stirred up the same emotions and questions that I had the first time I watched it.  
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The thing that struck me the first time that I watched it and still strikes me today is the intertwining of the characters and humanity in all of them, gangsters, and all. As Robert Ebert poignantly says of the film “If the situations are inventive and original, so is the dialogue. A lot of movies these days use flat, functional speech: The characters say only enough to advance the plot. But the people in "Pulp Fiction" are in love with words for their own sake.” I must agree with this statement, the verbiage and one-liners played out in this film are noteworthy and memorable to many, I still quote many lines in the movie and was moved again when watching this recently.  
The mini-documentary below “Pulp Fiction-The Making” gives great context to the story of not only “Pulp Fiction,” but Quentin Tarantino’s journey as a writer/director. Having already written “Natural Born Killers,” “True Romance” and “Reservoir Dogs” (all considered arguable masterpieces,) Quentin Tarantino was still unknown, surprisingly. Mr. Tarantino speaks of meeting Lawrence Bender, who later became the producer of “Pulp Fiction” at a party, this is where they developed and agreed upon the making of “Reservoir Dogs,” and developed the relationship to later create “Pulp Fiction.” A struggling writer, Quentin had made money from script writing but was still couch surfing and grappling to find his place in the film world.  
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Pulp Fiction was made for under 10 million dollars and became not only a critically acclaimed film but also inevitably commercially prosperous, winning acknowledgments such as the Palme d’Or, also at the Cannes Film Festival and earning seven Academy Award nominations, one of which included Best Picture. Tarantino and Roger Avary received the Oscar that year for Best Screenplay for Pulp Fiction as well (history.com).   
Quentin wrote the script unconventionally, nothing ends in a traditional sense, nor does it have the conventional sense of storyline. Most of the plot is mildly offensive (at best) and there is no normalcy to the timeline or the traditional antagonistic vs. Protagonist typical of a conventional film. Most of the actors were not “A list,” Quentin did cherry-pick John Travolta, however, who was known. John said of the script when he read it “I thought it was one of the best scripts that I had ever read, dark, but great.”  
One thing that Is interesting about the timing of the release of this film was America’s climate at the time. There were many national scandals, two that stick out being O.J Simpson and his infamous car chase and murder case, with him the accused that followed highlighting the tragic murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, (his ex-wife) and her friend Ronald Lyle Goldman. Also, the attack on Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan by her rival skater Tanya Harding, in an attempt to sabotage Nancy’s chances of taking the gold medal in the 1994 Olympics. These acts of violence and contempt created a “fitting” background for the ruthless stories of violence and unbashful corruption shown in the film.  
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The film “Pulp Fiction” had an original budget of $8,000,000, and made $213,928,767 worldwide (Boxofficemojo). It was made under the same umbrella as "reservoir dogs," with, in Quentin's words "using old forms of storytelling and then purposefully having them run array" The film was not made to be the "cult classic" that it became but the intelligence and magnetic pull of it was undeniable. Watching this film again brought all of the same emotions to the surface that I had the first time I watched it, fear, laughter, shock, and a little bit of a cringe factor as well. With the quote "Zed's dead baby, Zed's dead" as Bruce Willis famously gets on his chopper with his girlfriend exclaiming his protagonist is gone and the famous ending diner scene posted below, "Pulp Fiction" is seamlessly filled with the good, the bad and the in between.
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One thing is for sure this is a film that has changed the way that I personally look at film, the way that I look at protagonists and more so antagonists in film, who in this film seem to stand on blurred lines. This movie gave me the ability to love the villains as much as the hero's, allowing them to show that there maybe is a little of both in all of us.
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gardeniahungma · 2 years
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Screen Magazine Courtney B. Vance, Paramount's 'Heist 88' Begins Filming in Chicago - Screen Magazine
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thespudgoodmanshow · 2 years
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"The Bread Crumbing Episode"
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Click to play/Dele “click” para jugar - https://beta.spudgoodman.com/podcasts/SpudGoodmanRadioShow271.mp3
The Bread Crumbing Episode - Temporary Permanent Co-Host Gerald Holcolmb feels he has been the victim of bread crumbing over the years, being systematically led on by others to a dead end career in radio. Featuring actor Michael Mando (Better Call Saul/Spider-Man:Homecoming), actor Courtney Vance (61st Street/The People vs. O.J. Simpson) & Pro Wrestler Paul Wight (The Big Show). TV On Radio!
El episodio de las migas de pan: el coanfitrión permanente temporal Gerald Holcolmb siente que ha sido víctima de las migas de pan a lo largo de los años, siendo llevado sistemáticamente por otros a una carrera sin salida en la radio. Con el actor Michael Mando (Better Call Saul/Spider-Man:Homecoming), el actor Courtney Vance (61st Street/The People vs. O.J. Simpson) y el luchador profesional Paul Wight (The Big Show). ¡Televisión en Radio!
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illuminated-blue · 3 years
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Sarah Paulson as Marcia Clark in American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson
Marcia with her best friend: part 1/2.
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chris-evans · 5 years
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You think I don’t understand the situation? I get it. It’s payback. O.J.’s the first black defendant in history to get off because he’s black. The people will see who the police really are… And the people saw was how well you can twist the system. This isn’t some civil rights milestone. Police in this country will keep arresting us, keep beating us, keep killing us. You haven’t changed anything for black people here. Unless, of course, you’re a famous, rich one in Brentwood. American Crime Story: The People v. O. J. Simpson (2016) 
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geekpopnews · 7 days
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Morre O.J. Simpson aos 76 anos, vitima de câncer
Conhecido pela carreira na NFL, O.J. Simpson enfrentou diversos problemas judiciais, inclusive a acusação de homicídio que inspirou American Crime Story. #O.J.SImpson
O ex-jogador do Buffalo Bills, O.J. Simpson faleceu nesta quarta-feira, 10, vitima de câncer. A família do ex-atleta foi a responsável pelo anuncio nas redes sociais. Ficou conhecido por sua carreira no futebol americano e também pelo histórico turbulento envolvendo acusações de duplo homicídio e assalto a mão armada. On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle…
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Marcia Clark’s treatment in the media.
I don’t care if you care nothing about O.J. I don’t care what you believe if he did it or not.
Marcia Clark’s treatment during the trial by the media was AWFUL. It sick. It’s disgusting and it’s just plain said. Who gives a damn what she looked like - she was out there kicking ass and doing her damn job.
It’s still happening. It’s awful. It makes me sick.
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adamcadre · 2 years
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over-composed · 6 years
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Has anyone ever seen The People V. O.J?
In my Criminal Justice class- The Courts. We’re required to do a thirty minute presentation and five page paper about O. J and his case.
I have a basic understanding about the case, not a good one though, but does watching the Netflix Series help or would it be a waste of my time?
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godfatherofgreenbay · 6 years
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Of course it doesn't fit, that's the wrong hand, idiot.
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dominik528 · 4 years
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