Garland and DOJ have played by the book, so letting it play out a little longer can't hurt.
It's a measure of where we're at as a country that my first reaction to news that Sens. Marco Rubio and Mark Warner have requested the Senate Intelligence Committee have access to the classified material taken at Mar-a-Lago is that this is a terrible idea simply because it involves a Republican, albeit an incredible shrinking one. |
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He grew up speaking a language of the enslaved on the shores of Pin Point, Georgia. He would become the most powerful Black man in America, using the astonishing power vested in a Supreme Court justice to hold back his own people. What happened? |
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Hulu just dropped the first two episodes of Legacy: The True Story of the LA Lakers, a 10-episode docuseries that chronicles the iconic franchise, starting with the year Jerry Buss bought the team (1979) and continuing on to the present day. Now, if you'll remember, during the fuss over Winning Time's accuracy, the likes of Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar kept repeating that Legacy would tell the real story. And while it's worth noting that the great Lakers CEO Jeanie Buss, daughter of Jerry, is an executive producer (which Antoine Fuqua directs), as The Last Dance showed us, involvement from the subjects of a sports doc doesn't necessarily make for a snoozy product. Unfortunately this is no Last Dance. Instead, Legacy offers a by-the-book tale of good fortune, smart business, and another chance watch to some of the best basketball that's ever been played. Which is admirable, no doubt. It's just not always that fun. |
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