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Black-ish am 26. April 2025 um 11:50 Uhr auf ORF 1
26.04. 11:50 - 12:10 20 min. ORF 1 16:9neu USA 2019 Comedyserie Dre ist ein Kunstliebhaber. In seiner Familie hat aber niemand seine Leidenschaft geteilt. Mit Lynette kann er sich nun endlich über Kunst unterhalten. Als er sie im Gespräch "Mama" nennt, wird ihm bewusst, dass er mit ihr schon mehr Zeit verbringt als mit seiner eigenen Mutter. Dre lädt daher Ruby und seine Kinder ein, mit ihm und Lynette ein Museum zu besuchen. Junior versucht unterdessen, Bow in die Welt der Virtual Reality einzuführen.
Best of 2023: Marcus Scribner on Joy Ride
One of my favorite movies of the past year was Joy Ride, which I feel like came a little bit out of left field. I was shocked by how much I enjoyed it. My friend Sherry Cola is in it and it’s a very raunchy comedy troupe film. I absolutely loved it. I felt like it was a callback to OG Jonah Hill movies, except with fresh faces and a new cast.
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
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Lebron was not enough for LCA
By Marcus Scribner and Tailoni Jenkins -- He's like Lebron. Hosea Ashcraft, a junior at Lighthouse Christian Academy, scored one goal against Newbury Park Adventist Academy last week and two goals Tuesday against Westmark in losses for Saints soccer. "Hosea's the peanut butter," quipped sophomore Ethan Zerihun. "The rest of the team is the sandwich." Hosea was the only goal scorer in losses to league leaders Newbury on Thursday.
“Black-ish” star speaks on “Black Panther,” representation in Hollywood
Probably the vastness of the topics that we cover. We cover topics of police brutality, segregation, racial stereotyping . . . what it’s like to try to raise a family in this modern generation, and going through the struggles that any American family would have. And I think that’s what makes us so relatable and what makes people continue to watch. We have a lot of freedom to talk to the writers about the topics each week.
TV's 'black-ish' takes child's eye view of police violence
In this image released by ABC, Laurence Fishburne, from left, Tracee Ellis Ross, Marcus Scribner, Jennifer Lewis, standing center, Miles Brown, Marsai Martin and Anthony Anderson appear in an episode of "Black-ish" about a highly publicized court case involving alleged police brutality and an African-American teenager, airing Wednesday, Feb. 24 on ABC.
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