“American History X” showing for Black History Month Movie Mondays - Rocky Mountain Collegian

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“American History X” showing for Black History Month Movie Mondays Rocky Mountain Collegian As part of a weekly series, the Black/African American Cultural Center will be showing the 1998 film, “American History X” as part of Black History Month Movie Mondays. The movie tells the story of a former Neo-Nazi skinhead, played by Edward Norton, ... February is Black History MonthPeoria Journal Star Stony Brook Celebrates Black HistoryThe Stony Brook Press HF talent show kicks off Black History Month celebrationSouthtownStar Center for Research on Globalization -Ct Post all 309 news articles »

Music industry says goodbye to an icon - Prospectus

Music industry says goodbye to an icon Prospectus By Malcolm X Abram Don Cornelius announces 19th Annual Soul Train Music Awards nominations at Spago in Beverly Hills, California on February 1, 2005. For 23 years, Don Cornelius hosted "Soul Train," "the hippest trip in America. and more »

Celebs and a few thousand train for Granfondo - Summerland Review

Celebs and a few thousand train for Granfondo Summerland Review Suplee has played in movies such as Remember the Titans and American History X, and more recently in the TV show, My Name is Earl. Over the last few years, he has shed close to 200 pounds and credits his weight loss to cycling. and more »

A night of music, dinner and romance at the Don Gibson Theatre on Tuesday - Gaston Gazette

A night of music, dinner and romance at the Don Gibson Theatre on Tuesday Gaston Gazette CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT THE HARVEY B. GANTT CENTER The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture commemorates Black History Month with exhibitions in the Gantt Center galleries, lectures by keynote speakers, dance workshops ...

Sharon Stone has 'Attachment' issues - Monsters and Critics.com

Sharon Stone has 'Attachment' issues Monsters and Critics.com By Adnan Tezer Feb 7, 2012, 20:49 GMT According to The Hollywood Reporter, Tony Kaye ("American History X," "Detachment") will direct from a script by Christopher Denham. Brad Epstein is producing through Panther Films with shooting set to begin in ...