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50 Cent Lauds Tom Cruise for Backing Protest Against Golden Globes

TV Talk: Summer TV series already debuting on cable, streamers

Amazon Studios   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. It’s not yet Memorial Day but cable networks and streamers are already setting up their summer scripted series premieres, in part to get them out the door before the Summer Olympics in late July, a noticeably lighter month for premieres. On Friday Amazon’s Prime Video debuts “The Underground Railroad,” adapted from the 2016 Colson Whitehead novel. The premiere episode of the series depicts brutal torture – this is not an easy watch – as slave Cora (newcomer Thuso Mbedu) escapes from an antebellum Southern plantation via an actual subterranean train.

Many in Hollywood are cheering a hiatus for the Golden Globes Those who count the dollars are less sure

Many in Hollywood are cheering a hiatus for the Golden Globes. Those who count the dollars are less sure. Steven Zeitchik © Jordan Strauss/Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP Signage promoting the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards and NBC appears in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Jan. 5, 2020. The show has been put on hiatus by NBC for 2022 as the group running it, the HFPA, seeks to reform itself. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File) When “1917,” Sam Mendes’s film about two British soldiers trying to deliver a key wartime message, was first released, it started very small, opening in just 11 theaters on Christmas Day in 2019. The movie sold only $251,000 worth of tickets.

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