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Derek Chauvin has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of George Floyd.

On Friday, the creators and stars of Paramount+ legal drama The Good Fight gathered for a virtual ATX panel, teasing what’s to come in Season 5.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen preparing for H.E.R.’s Variety cover shoot, stylist Wouri Vice was riffing ideas with photographer Arielle Bobb-Willis. As Juneteenth came into the conversation, he thought of the singer in a black hoodie with “8:46” embossed on it.“Those who know, know — they will continue to fight,” he says.

Dave Chappelle has teamed up with Jack White’s label, Third Man Records, to release a limited-edition vinyl pressing of his special 8:46.The release, which is limited to 846 numbered copies, is pressed on a tri-coloured black, red and green vinyl with a white splatter. There will also be a standard black vinyl, for which a pressing number has not been offered.Both versions are available for pre-order, and will ship on October 29.Produced by Netflix, the 27-minute special was released on YouTube last June.

Dundee Sheriff Court was told on Thursday that McGhie had been forced to move home because the image went viral and caused a furious public reaction. Solicitor Lee Qumsieh, defending, said: "His position is that there was a challenge going round on social media - on Instagram - involving similar images to the one you have seen.

Mel B has revealed that her dad carried her as a baby to avoid racist attacks in town when she was growing up. Mel penned a moving piece for The Sun, written one year after George Floyd died and the Black Lives Matter movement gained steam in the UK, with anti-racism protests all over the globe.

Lil Baby stood alongside George Floyd’s family and their attorney at the White House yesterday (May 25), which marked one year since his death.As reported by the New York Times, Floyd’s family met with US President Joe Biden on Tuesday for a meeting, where he reaffirmed his promise to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which would ban the use of chokeholds, imposes restrictions on the use of deadly force and make it easier to prosecute police officers of wrongdoing.When asked by a reporter from TMZ what their priorities during the White House meeting were, the rapper responded, “Trying to pass that George Floyd Police Act bill.”According to the Times, Biden had pledged back in April to pass the bill.

The family of George Floyd met with President Joe Biden at the White House on Tuesday for about an hour, marking not just the first anniversary of Floyd’s death but urging passage of a landmark police reform bill.

George Floyd's tragic murder on May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and his brother is speaking out about his legacy.On Tuesday, Philonise Floyd appeared on CNN's «New Day» to discuss the movement spurred by his brother's murder at the hands of former police officer Derek Chauvin and the issues of racial injustice in the year since.«I think about all the activists and the people who stepped out and put their lives on the line during the pandemic,» Philonise said, making note that his brother's death and the subsequent trial were seen by people all over the world who joined in protest for him.  George, a 46-year-old Black man living in Minnesota, died after Chauvin held him down by the neck with his knee for more than nine minutes when

Writer and director Travon Free, who won the 2021 Oscar for Best Live-Action Short with “Two Distant Strangers”, makes an in-studio appearance on Tuesday’s “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”.

Editors note: On the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder by Minneapolis police, renowned civil rights attorney and Floyd family lawyer Ben Crump examines the history and the legacy of that horrific day in a guest column for Deadline.

It’s been one year since George Floyd’s death at the hands of police on the streets of Minneapolis — and America and the world were horrified by the cellphone video. Cities exploded with protests that would last throughout the summer and feed a renewed national focus on justice, equality and race in general. As we mark the solemn anniversary today, many TV networks will air programming that focuses on that terrible day and its aftermath as America continues to struggle with social justice issues.

The horrific video footage of black man George Floyd’s death at the hands of a white police officer in the US sent shockwaves around the world.

What is your view? Have your say in the comment section Many families will judge this is a price worth paying. Ministers can hardly complain.

Quincy Jones has seen it all.

Fargo: Chapter 4 arrived on TV in the wake of a summer in which the Black Lives Matter movement swelled following the killing of George Floyd, and a divided nation of red and blue barreling toward the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

Dave Chappelle is looking back on his heartfelt and difficult response to the murder of George Floyd.

“But I would prefer solid, legislative and social progress made in advancing people’s causes.”McDonald was speaking ahead of fronting a new documentary all about the impact of George Floyd’s murder for ITV.He’ll be presenting the hour-long special with Loose Women presenter Charlene White.This has been produced to coincide with almost a year passing since his shocking death in Minneapolis last year.McDonald and White are looking at the consequences of the tragedy and the conversations which have followed.The documentary is also expected to speak to people from all walks of life about how they have been changed by it.As well as this, it will be asking the question of how much has actually been altered and what is left to come.Among those

Gogglebox 's Tom Malone Jr opened up about the racism his girlfriend faces every single day.

Michelle Obama is speaking out about the daily fears she faces whenever her children leave the house.  

Michelle Obama is speaking out about how even though a jury convicted former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd, many in the black community “still live in fear” just going about their every day lives. That includes worrying about her daughters Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19. The former first lady has concerns about her girls out driving and being the target of an “assumption,” as the simple act of children getting a driver’s license puts a “fear into the hearts” of many Black parents.