Channing Tatum Says “Almost No One” Has Had His Back Like Ryan Reynolds: “He Fought for Me”
[This story contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine.]
[This story contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine.]
In the initial series of the courtroom drama titled “61st Street,” Courtney B. Vance portrays Franklin Roberts, a public defender nearing retirement who decides not to leave the fate of Black high school track star Moses Johnson (Tosin Cole), accused of killing a Chicago police officer, in the hands of the corrupt legal system. This decision contradicts his promise to his wife Marth Roberts (Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor) that it was her turn for professional growth.
As a movie enthusiast, I’ve noticed an ongoing conversation about “nepo babies” in the film industry over the past few years. However, it can appear as if every actor hails from a well-known family. But that’s far from the truth! In fact, numerous stars we admire come from modest, blue-collar backgrounds. So, let’s take a moment to appreciate these talented individuals by highlighting actors who rose to fame from humble beginnings.
Although Paramount+ might not often be ranked among leading streaming services, it consistently delivers a selection of shows that are great for binge-watching. Consequently, the new series joining the platform in the coming month is no exception. These upcoming shows may not appeal to everyone, but they’re certainly worth giving a try.
As a gamer, I can vouch for Nike’s knack for surprise returns. This year alone, they brought back the HUF x Nike Air Max 1, which was a delightful surprise with its two unique samples dropping alongside the original colorway. Looking ahead, it seems like we’ll be seeing some iconic collaborations making a comeback, such as the Air Max 1 “Chlorophyll” from Patta, the legendary Wu-Tang Dunks, and the UNDEFEATED Air Jordan 4s. Exciting times ahead for sneaker enthusiasts!