Samuel L. Jackson
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Morehouse’s New Branding Guru is a White Woman, Which is Causing Controversy on Campus!
Paula Resley will direct brand and messaging strategy, as well as targeted recruitment and digital engagement, but some are skeptical
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Kenan Thompson Responds to Samuel L. Jackson Jokingly Saying It’s His Fault He’s Banned From Saturday Night Live
'Come on in whenever you want. It’s Sam Jackson—who doesn’t want Sam Jackson on the show?, Thompson said.
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Samuel L. Jackson to Star in New Dark Comedy Thriller, The Kill Room
The new role will also see Jackson reunited with one of his Pulp Fiction costars, Uma Thurman.
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Samuel L. Jackson, John David Washington, Danielle Brooks to Star in Broadway Revival of August Wilson Play The Piano Lesson
Jackson's wife LaTanya Richardson will also be making her Broadway directorial debut, becoming the first woman to ever direct an August Wilson play.
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Dominique Fishback Discusses The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey and Divine Alignment
The first four episodes of The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey are available to stream now only on AppleTV+
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Samuel L. Jackson Discusses His Fate as Nick Fury in Marvel’s Phase Four
'In the Marvel Universe, it’s crazy,' Jackson explained.
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Samuel Jackson Has The Most Appropriate Response To Jonah Hill Beating His Cursing Record
The veteran actor reacted to the news with one phrase: “That’s some bullshit!”
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In The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, Samuel L. Jackson Is a Man on a Memorable Mission—If Only for A Little While
The first two episodes of the Apple TV+ drama series debuts Friday, March 11.
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Jussie Smollett Sentenced to 150 Days in Jail, 30 Months Felony Probation for Staging Fake Hate Crime [UPDATED]
While this chapter may be over, Smollett's legal troubles are far from over.
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The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Limited Series Gets March Premiere at AppleTV+
Starring Samuel L. Jackson, and based on the Walter Mosley novel, the series premieres March 11 on AppleTV+.