compare this to the hughes brothers' still under—appreciated 1995 masterpiece dead presidents which foricture of the toxic legacy of vietnam while shifting effortlessly from coming—of—age story to war—is—hell drama, to heist thriller before climaxing in a cry of raw political outrage that seems even more relevant today. # what's going on... on the plus side, the ensemble cast are terrific and lee's ear for music remains as sharp as ever from terence blanchard's rich score interspersed with bursts of marvin gaye's what's going on, sometimes erupting as a group sing—along, also resurfacing as a plaintiff solo voice. da 5 bloods is on netflix now. if you're looking for something more family—friendly, then disney's artemis fowl aims to fill a harry potter—sized hole in the movie market. you never told me how to start. sir kenneth branagh, who played gilderoy lockhart in chamber of secrets, directs this adaptation of eoin colfer‘s source which the author memorably described as "die hard with fairies". although personally i prefer the phrase "wizard: impossible". this isn't about the father.

i don't think what brother hugh just laid out in terms of the fear of the radical left is what's goingabout our story. who do we take ourselves to be? look, mississippi put the stars and bars in its flag at 1894. and now the president of the s.e.c. told them we might not have championship events in your state if you continue to embrace the confederacy. so there's big business that's bringing pressure to bear. and there's everyday ordinary people who say what are you commending to us when you celebrate these sorts of folk who held the view that african-americans were inferior. so in some wayways, chuck, i ar this in the book, we're at an inflection point, we're trying to imagine ourselves differently. it's not just going to take the form of symbols. it's going to take the form of policy. we need to put the two together i think in a very clear and concise way. >> i'm curious, very quickly, what -- the woodrow wilson's place in history now, eddie, what should it -- what should it be? >> well, it should be, very quick, it should just facts. we should tell the truth about who he is and who

compare this to the hughes brothers' still under—appreciated 1995 masterpiece dead presidents which foring—of—age story to war—is—hell drama, to heist thriller before climaxing in a cry of raw political outrage that seems even more relevant today. # what's going on... 0n the plus side, the ensemble cast are terrific and lee's ear for music remains as sharp as ever from terence blanchard's rich score interspersed with bursts of marvin gaye's what's going on, sometimes erupting as a group sing—along, also resurfacing as a plaintiff solo voice. da 5 bloods is on netflix now. if you're looking for something more family—friendly, then disney's artemis fowl aims to fill a harry potter—sized hole in the movie market. you never told me how to start. sir kenneth branagh, who played gilderoy lockhart in chamber of secrets, directs this adaptation of eoin colfer‘s source which the author memorably described as "die hard with fairies". although personally i prefer the phrase "wizard: impossible". this isn't about the father. this is about the son. artemis fowl. ferdia shaw, grandson of robert, is t

dominic hughes, bbc news. the brothermes furlong, joe ritchie—bennett and david wails all lost their lives on saturday. friends have described them as true gentlemen. they had been in this park in the centre of reading when the alleged knife attack took place. james antell was one of those who rushed over to try to save the men's lives, using, he says, his own clothing. i tried my very best to identify where the injuries were on the body of the casualty and took my shirt and used it to try to apply pressure to the wounds. but the casualties were in a very, very bad way. after a little while, attending to one of the casualties, on my own, another member of the public came over to help, and i think around that time i moved to another casualty, and again, you know, did my best to try to identify where the wound was and apply pressure to it. ifeel a little bit shaken. my overriding thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones. 25—year—old khairi saadallah, who came to britain from libya in 2012, was arrested under the t

collecting expeditions, so she saw him as a colleague, a younger brother, and to someone who was standing up for the folks. langston hughes wrote in dialect as well, and part of his work capture the folk spirit, the folk eat those in the work in the work they produced. a placewere working at where things would arise, and there was a lot of confusion, but the long and short of that hethat hurston felt like trade her in working with someone else and giving her credit. they had a fallout, they tried to repair the relationship, but it didn't quite get back together the way it was. that describes their relationship. thank you. [indiscernible] to africatown. --name is andy the hill, hill, and i wonder if you have found any of the families of the founders of andca town -- africantown, whether you are getting stories of their loved ones or the capture of their loved ones. dr. plant: that is a good question. i would do for question to my associate. she actually went there, she is one of the scholars who detail,y, detail by town by town, went to africa to track down these stories. she knows that part of this story. you want to answ