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This mock documentary follows sociologist Nina Blackburn (Kasi Lemmons) during the year she spends studying hip-hop artists Ice Cold (Rusty Cundieff), Tasty-Taste (Larry B. Scott), Tone Def (Mark Christopher Lawrence) and a series of disappearing white managers. Every rap cliché is on display: sex, sexism, violent imagery and paint-peeling profanity -- all of it, the group insists, with a deeper p

A turf war erupts in a futuristic, anarchistic Europe between rival crime families supplying weapons.

In the 1960s, Jesse Owens (Dorian Harewood) is accused of tax evasion. So court-appointed investigator Lew Gilbert (Georg Stanford Brown) takes a look into Owens' backstory. What he finds is a life full of both adversity and triumph. As a young man, Owens faces racism on a daily basis, but eventually teams up with white coach Charles Riley (George Kennedy) and pushes his way into the 1936 Olympics

As a boy copes with his difficult home life and his parents' failing marriage, a mysterious girl suddenly appears. Faith, family and a special kind of magic come together as his new friend teaches them all about love, forgiveness and healing.

In 1936 a young Orson Welles turns his vision for a Haitian-themed "Macbeth" into a reality when an all-Black cast performs the classic Shakespeare play in Harlem, N.Y.

The Wash is an action-comedy starring Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre. As mismatched roommates working at a car wash, they come together to rescue their boss (George Wallace) from a couple of first-time kidnappers. If they don't settle their differences and get Mr. Washington back, the good times at The Wash will soon come to an end.

Superstar rap mogul C-Note (Antwan "Big Boi" Patton) wants to join the Carolina Pines Golf & Country Club, but faces stiff opposition from the establishment's snooty members. C-Note forces the issue by purchasing the land adjacent to the golf course's 17th hole. As the club leaders search for a way to revoke his membership, C-Note realizes his family's honor and golf history are at stake, and digs

Betty Davis arrives on the '70s scene to break boundaries for women with her daring personality and outrageous funk music. She then, despite being banned and boycotted, goes on to become the first black woman to perform, write and manage herself.

Jennie is suing her brother, Charlie, for damage caused when he borrowed her car and took it to an outdoor meetup; Charlie refuses to pay because he said it wasn't his fault; he says Jennie let him use the car and that's what she has insurance for.

Summer is suing her neighbor, David, for the cost and expenses of her pet rabbit, Ziggy, that was killed by his dog, Butch; David says it's not his dog's fault, and she should put a better quality fence up to keep other animals out.

Shortly after Marc purchased a TV, girlfriend Shelly told Marc she had met someone else, and he needed to move out.

Comics: James T. Harris (Talent); J'Vonne Pearson; Dartanyan Edmonds.

Kevin Hart and actor Scott Eastwood test their athleticism against the elite athletes, LA Rams.

As Bill and Harriet prepare for their honeymoon, a cult leader's (Peter Fonda) activities get the attention of Forbes.

The trail of a serial killer leads the sheriff and police chief to a prominent citizen in Sparta, Miss.

In a 1970s version of the future, a space detective searching for the truth about his real mother uncovers his adoptive parents' secret genetics lab and discovers it's controlled by a space nun cult bent on taking over the galaxy.

Dre's reputation as the model student is turned upside down when he gets in trouble with the law.

Letty finds a balance between motherhood, work and her relationship with Richard.

Joy's vision of becoming Letty's business partner isn't what she thought it would be; Starr has had enough with the bad service at Maxine's; Charmaine is constantly criticized by her negative mother.

Starr introduces a computer to the shop to help with scheduling appointments, but the ladies use it for internet dating.

Letty and Starr's mother, Jackie, co-host a birthday party for Starr; Joy thinks she is pregnant and begins preparing herself for motherhood; Malik's mother, Chandra, struggles with schizophrenia and rebuilding her relationship with her son.

Dre recruits Joy and Letty to convince their landlord to let Dre date his daughter.

Detective Dakota Smith (Fred Williamson) and his new partner (Cynthia Rothrock) close in on a killer who uses high-tech to target women.