for some it was remarkable seeing chadwick boseman.small details that went a lot to us as africans so i really appreciated that. chadwick boseman's star continues to shine. his finalfilm boseman's star continues to shine. his final film was unveiled in december and is performers received critical acclaim. he may become the few actors to receive an oscar posthumously and could well be nominated for two films. posthumously and could well be nominated for two filmslj posthumously and could well be nominated for two films. i do not say it definite but it looks really good right now with the first black posthumous nominee for a stop it could be the first double nominee because he could be nominated for the two fields. everything that he had in his acting arsenal he froze it all on the screen and it is a performance for the ages. whether chadwick boseman went the oscar or not, he made his mark playing inspirational and towering figures all while battling the terminal illness. 0ne proved he was a hero with or without his backpacker suit. that

motor racing driverjamie chadwick has a busy year ahead.t driver with the williams formula one team. chadwick also signed up for a brand new eco—series taking her to a rainforest and a desert amongst other places. alistair durden reports. this is off—road racing with a difference. jamie chadwick at the wheel of analytic suv, the series will see mixed team of men and women are racing at five remote locations across the world that have been affected by climate change. it is incredibl affected by climate change. it 3 incredibly exciting, the environmental impact something our sport is notoriously quite bad at doing so trying to take us to all points of the earth to create as much awareness for the climate issues that are in those areas. it issues that are in those areas. it is a really exciting thing to be part of, a huge opportunity now for eight more girls on the grid that we would not have necessarily had to. it is a great step forward. llntiii it is a great step forward. until her team can _ it is a great step forward. until her team can s

and the late chadwick boseman in the final film performance of his career.fe story and the music in our sunday spotlight. ♪ >> reporter: known as mother of the blues. >> it would be an empty world without the blues. >> reporter: brought back to life in a captivating performance by viola davis. >> people don't know about her now. when she was alive, everybody knew about her. >> reporter: a jazz composer scored the movie "ma rainey's black bottom" that introduce aid new audience to the 1920s blues l legend. describe the uniqueness of the sound. >> how nerdy do you want me to get? >> reporter: a three-time grammy award winner, he once led "the tonight show" band has an unbelievable ear. >> 20s music was dance music, it was popular. even though it was jazz, it maintained very viscerally the dance beat. >> reporter: the film, adapted from a play, shows ma rainey's power as one of the first black professional blues singers. >> what's the matter? >> i need a coca-cola. >> reporter: it highlights the racism that gripped the nation at the time played out by the aband

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my favourite one was obviously chadwick boseman because there aren't a lot of black comics and if he'slack panther premiered in 2018, black film—goers flocked to movie theatres like this one, many of them dressed up in africa—inspired outfits. it was all to revel in the opportunity to see black people as royalty and africa as a vibrant and powerful place. boseman led the film as king t'challa, the dignified superhero. fans and the people who knew him best say that is boseman's legacy, embodying roles that exemplified black excellence. black pantherjust entered the lives of children and adults everywhere ‘cause it was the first time we could actually see ourselves represented in a positive way that didn't have to just be at the end with racism as a pillar of our narrative drawing. now, him not being here, knowing that he was sick during it, he left the entire black community a gift that no matter what, for your craft, for what you love to do, your passion, you do it no matter what. and his legacy resonates around the world. for nyota parker, a south african, it was remarkable seeing bos

to see widespread chaos in republican districts that we did democratic districts over the summer chadwick always a pleasure to have you on the program thanks very much chadwick were a journalist and commentator life on r.t. . yes so that is our full hour of news coming from washington where protesters earlier broken to storm the congress the capitol building just certification hearing all joe biden the electoral college vote was taking place a lot of chaos r.t. america it will be picking up the mantle for us in about a minute's time do join the team in washington then i'm going to know neal from our team here in moscow sees. 2021 we're going to see an interesting point 21 you know america has been exporting its inflation and china for 20 years and now has caught up to america and now all that money that's been going on for 2025 years is going to show up. real inflation . 2021 we're going to see an interesting point 21 you know america has been exporting its inflation to china for 20 years and now china's caught up to america and now all that money that's been going on for 2025 years is go

blues singer and model rainey's black bottom which features the final performance of the late actor chadwick boseman. if you can get the contenders for summer's biggest on or have never looked so diverse. her favorites include judas in the black messiah about the f.b.i.'s infiltration of the black panther party. one night miami portrait of 4 civil rights giants including malcolm x. and muhammad ali. because we are fighting. in which director lee isaac chung tells his own immigrant story. redefine words somewhere his family moved from korea to arkansas in the 1980 s. to become farmers. through the right in the acting categories pay close attention to anthony hopkins who turns in a late career master class as a patriarch suffering from dementia the father the bit confused something wrong. and in our night to kate winslet and social rona as 1900. and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. the

i'm sitting next to chadwick every morning we shared the same make-up trailer, same hair trailer.innacle of just everything >> jimmy: yeah >> cherry on top, whatever and i'm looking -- you know, getting ready to leave, take the kids the only premiere i've taken them -- one of the few premieres i've taken them to we're getting ready to leave let me go say hello, and i find him, and give him an embrace it's just been incredible. and he whispers in my ear, he said, "when you get your honorary degree, i was the student that escorted you throughout that day. and i was just so blown away i couldn't believe that he held that back from me -- >> jimmy: wow, for the whole shooting >> until this very momentn while we were shooting yeah, the entire time. but he shared that and, you know, so many times you meet young people. and they say, "oh, i want to work with you one day. and you know that, you know, you say, "yeah, i hope so too. but do you know how rare that can be you know but we actually did. we actually did work together. >> jimmy: do you remember years ago, by the way, you gave me a

blues singer and model rainey's black bottom which features the final performance of the late actor chadwick boseman. if you can look at the contenders for some of the biggest on or have never looked so diverse. oscar favorites include judas in the black messiah about the f.b.i. is infiltration of the black panther party. one night miami portrait of 4 civil rights giants including malcolm x. and muhammad ali. because we are fighting. in which director lee isaac chung tells his own immigrant story. we need to know where his family moved from korea to arkansas on the 1980 s. to become farmers. in the acting categories pay close attention to anthony hopkins who turns in a late career master class as a patriarch suffering from dementia in the fog a bit confused something wrong. and in our night to kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 centuries fossil hunters and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a cam

lockdowns to the cultural hardship for of losing some of our most beloved icons folks like kobe bryant chadwick boseman alex for back and of course supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg but despite the tragic losses of 2020 there there were also an equal number of victories in the face of a daunting adversity and today we will feature 2 interviews that highlight the bravery willpower and hope that at least to this political commentator has actually come to symbolize 2020 more than all of all the news we heard over and over again of tragedy and destruction from the bravery of the george floyd and black lives matter protesters were standing up night after night week after week to the rubber bullets and chemical weapon attacks perpetrated by law enforcement the u.s. government upon them to the will power of the nurses doctors and health care workers both here in the u.s. and around the world who have been on the front lines of this pandemic caring for and treating the millions upon millions.

square continue to welcome far less people than usual and new york based journalist and commentator chadwick moore was disappointed personally by officials downbeat signals and continued restrictions. fortunately i'm not sure i share that optimism at this point i mean especially as someone who lives in new york city we already have the blasio our mayor and governor still pretty a very dark picture of what's ahead i believe they said where you still won't be open until 2022 i don't really see the sort of one party rule or growth democrat stronghold cities in america necessarily. getting back to normal i mean these these governments and these these rulers have shown just how much they're easy to become tyrannical their petty tyrants radical i think they want to give up that little level of control so easily and i don't think they're going to get it completely locked down their states they have their ruling almost by anything but military rule wouldn't they have a you know. forces roaming the streets making sure people wear it masks in shops they've got the national guard in new york deployed a

goal of vaccinating 100000000 americans in his 1st 100 days in office he spoke to political come to chadwick more he believes amazon has benefited from the pandemic. if that's credible that amazon had been secretly working with the trump ministration good for them but of course the fact that they wait to announce it and you know i think that the question there would be how long had they been working with the trumpet ministration you know certainly if it was before the election you know and then they wait so still after the biden operation to announce it that's a little shady that seems like a big deal you know if they had just been always sort of planning to go behind the scenes and help with this and the kind of benevolent service to the to the country that has made them so badly run rate while the by the way the lock down has made amazon incredibly wealthy ok so amazon profited so much out that virus so they waited until after biden's who sort of make a move on this so it just seemed suspicious that amazon even if they were working with the trump of mr a shouldn't previously and i imagine

however journalist and commentator chadwick moore believes that the supporters were merely adopting the same tactics used by liberals over the past 4 years. one of the ways people vent a little at their grief obviously the country is very tense it's very tense up it's very tense for a while but that's been agitated of course by economic shutdowns by lockdowns and you have at least 80000000 voters who truly believe the election was stolen from them who believe that it was fraudulent and so they came to washington and they're storming the admiral they're venting this is obviously somebody fairly new for conservatives and for the right and for chuck supporters to gather in mass and behave such as this but you know the other side for doing this for 4 years let's not forget that just 2 years ago when justice would always be confirmed by the senate liberal stormed the supreme court so and of course obviously the liberal parades marches started with a with an operation a before and then kind of reach of beaver pitch this summer with george in the black lives matter stop and keep a stop so are

i beat her. 2020 also saw the release of two netflix—backed films featuring chadwick boseman, who wence as an upcoming trumpet player in ma rainey‘s black bottom, adapted from the play by august wilson. black gi, is it fair to serve more than the white americans who sent you here? nothing is more confused. early in the year, boseman co—starred in spike lee's da 5 bloods, which followed a group of vietnam vets returning to the country in which they fought the american war. da bloods is back! nominally, they've come to recover the remains of a fallen comrade lost in battle, but they're also on the trail of gold, a stash which they buried all those years ago and now hope to retrieve. i see ghosts, y'all. having won his first competitive oscar as co—writer of blackkklansman last year, lee has been particularly productive across a range of genres. his latest film, david byrne's american utopia, is a concert movie that recently opened in the uk on vod. meanwhile, you can see echoes of lee's 1989 classic do the right thing in another of this year's best releases. les miserables — no, not th

screws on trump supporters earlier my colleague nikki erin spoke with journalist and commentator chadwick more about the social media ban. certainly it became a home for people who've been banned off the mainstream internet various. outlets for a long time you know people who are you know we forget that big tech has been silencing and banning people since the 26000 election people that they helped that they thought how to get the president elected so i don't really feel like in that continent i'm barly to be honest that that's not to say it's not there but you know like all of these are like any social media site like twitter used to be it's free association so you are free to block people you're free to follow people you're somewhat interested in if there are sort of groups out there you're free to not interact with them which is what. your twitter used to be like it's a day put the power in the user instead of the platform deciding deciding who should be heard and who should not be heard and americans are of course deeply worried about this and this is the land that prides itself so muc

like one point i want to be iron man or something like this but this is a stand alone and i think chadwick is amazing and i think the movie goes in all different levels from the bond type feelings to to the extraterrestrial almost i feel and so it's very powerful magical and who does forest whitaker play please henri he is the. spiritual leader of this of a condo of this of this a nation that he wins and i am the advisor to the to the king and i also the keeper of what they call the sacred herb which is an herb that that. that transforms him into the black man. is acting acting or is it different when you're making a movie like this which is a big blasts lot of. a lot of things going on a lot of computers and it's are not not are so on realistic or is it still acting well so i mean i think it's definitely still acting because you know when you're younger you would like act in a black box where it was nothing there and you were like playing out the scenario this is quite different i mean i think when we were conned and were under the falls the waterfalls there were really 100 foot waterfall

100000000 americans within his 1st 100 days in the white house we spoke to political commentator chadwick moore who believes amazon has benefited from the pandemic. i mean now we have amazon that suddenly says we're going to help distribute the vaccine well where were they before how long are they going planning to begin building up certain infrastructure for this and they've been retrofitting their warehouses for this i don't know what kind of preparation amazon has to make in order to help distribute this but how long has it been planning to do this and why only announce it now why not announce it before the election and why not announce it when trump was still in office you know if they had just been always sort of planning to go behind the scenes and help with this in the kind of benevolent service to the country that has made them so well the amazon has profited immensely off the fires it only makes sense amazon should you know use their vast resources and infrastructure to help get out of actually that they're able to and if they were going to do behind the scenes and never mention

with trump supporters is now suing amazon for being removed from its web hosting service journalist chadwick more things the tech giants are abusing their monopoly position. we forget that big tech has been silencing and banning people since the 2016 election people who'd be helped. out to get the president elected to any social media site like twitter used to be it's free association so you are free to block people you're free to follow people you have similar interests and if there are sort of groups out there you're free to not interact with them which is what. your twitter used to be like into a day with the power in the user instead of the platform deciding deciding who should be heard and you should not be your platforms facebook twitter and ceramic were going across one another when you have these companies coordinating across platforms and forget the whole censorship argument you can big are going to hear their crushing competition they are injecting themselves into the market so this is a time that we may have going on here just with conspiracy and racketeering which many people say

lockdowns to the cultural hardship for of losing some of our most beloved icons folks like kobe bryant chadwick boseman alex for back and of course supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg but despite the tragic losses of 2020 there there were also an equal number of victories in the face of a daunting adversity and today we will feature 2 interviews that highlight the bravery willpower and hope that at least to this political commentator has actually come to symbolize 2020 more than all of all the news we heard over to the baton rubber bullets and chemical weapon attacks perpetrated by law enforcement the u.s. government upon them to the will power of the nurses doctors and health. care workers both here in the us and around the world who have been on the front lines of this pandemic caring for and treating the millions upon millions who are suffering from this great disease and let's not forget those independent minded journalists commentators and whistleblowers who through it all have not lost their hope as they continue to speak truth to power despite the brutal repercussions they have fac

visitor numbers are up by 400 percent let's go live now to journalist and commentator chadwick moore great to see you now i understand that you were an active user of parlor until it was taken offline was it really full of extremist and violent content as the tech giants are claiming. no in fact i i never saw anything really extreme or violent on the platform you know certainly it became a home for people who've been banned off the mainstream internet various. outlets for a long time you know people who are you know we forget that big tech has been silencing and banning people since the 26000 election people that they helped that they thought helped get the president elected so i never really thought in that content to be honest that that's not to say it's not there but you know like all of these like any social media site like twitter used to be it's free association so you are free to block people you're free to follow people you're somewhat interested in if there are sort of hate groups out there you're free to not interact with them which is what. your twitter used to be like and

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surprise when i saw you do the kobe bryant thing but i was thinking you have ruth bader ginsburg, chadwickoseman. a number of prominent people anything, that's just 2020. 2020 was a rough year on a lot of fronts. >> emily: right. >> jesse: it was a rough year on a lot of fronts and i'm going to let emily respond to that. >> emily: sorry, i didn't mean to -- >> greg: let's just talk about death. >> emily: what struck me about seeing that package, i have the same reaction you did, juan, there were elements wears like god, that was this year. this year just felt like a dog year. he was seven years and one. every day felt like an eternity and yet looking back, it really flew by. i think what this year brought for so many people, to dana's point about how everything became political, i think oftentimes there's a chasm between politics and the things that we talk about in the headlights. we feel or what we experience in the home and how we are affected in our jobs our paychecks and the like. short of taxes, a lot of that stuff seems to be a little bit removed from our daily lives. to me what 202