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Stars of new Prime Video comedy series, "Harlem," chat with us about its perfect balance of relatability and versatility.
* Kevin Hart and his group of friends, known as the Plastic Cup Boyz, have changed the arena from comedy to cars. MotorTrend follows the pals throughout their classic car journey in, “Kevin Hart’s Muscle Car Crew.” EUR correspondent Briana Wright spoke with Hart, John Clausell, Ron “Boss” Everline, Will “Spank” Horton, Harry Ratchford and Joey Wells about what fans can expect. The series may be new to us but the love of these cars isn’t new to them. Clausell, considered the classic car vet of the group, talked about the root of his interest. “Being born and raised in Los A...
EUR Correspondent speaks to the producer, director, composer and choreographers of Disney's newest animated short, "Us Again."
Fear the Locals / Courtesy of the artist If music is the compass by which we navigate a complicated world, it's no surprise that Tulsa lays claim to artists as diverse as Leon Russell, Hanson, Anita Bryant and The Gap Band. Creativity flourishes in a city that continues to grapple with its past — the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, the Trail of Tears — and its present poverty, homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. In the middle blooms singer-songwriter Briana Wright, a bright talent finding her voice while clearing a path for others to follow. Like many Oklahoma musicians, Wrig...
Fear the Locals/Courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption Fear the Locals/Courtesy of the artist Briana Wright says she turns to music to express what it means to be fully herself, in a city that has not yet reconciled with its past. Fear the Locals/Courtesy of the artist If music is the compass by which we navigate a complicated world, it's no surprise that Tulsa lays claim to artists as diverse as Leon Russell, Hanson, Anita Bryant and The Gap Band. Creativity flourishes in a city that continues to grapple with its past — the 1921 Tulsa Rac...