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An uninspired novelist begins a journey of self-reflection and reconciliation when he learns that his cancer has returned.

One year after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, high-school basketball coach Al Collins (Forest Whitaker) gathers displaced students and rebuilds the school team, the Patriots. Though the young athletes originally hailed from five different schools, Collins builds them into a cohesive unit and takes aim at the high-school basketball championship.

On his 10th birthday, Jamal decides to act like more of a grown-up, starting with leaving C-Bear at home.

Unable to make it in any other school sports team, Jamal tries out for the golf team, coached along by C-Bear and by Big Chill, who is something of a golf prodigy.

Jamal becomes embarrassed about being middle class when he meets a rich cousin and begins to act more upper crust.

When Jamal is teased by a school yard bully, he tries everything from avoidance to a near physical confrontation.

Adam says the friendship between Debbie and Julie was the cause of the majority of their fights and ultimately their break-up; Debbie says her friend, Julie, is a great friend and encouraged her to know her worth and finally break up with Adam.

Derek and Donna are suing Derek's ex-fiancé, Kari, for non-refundable wedding costs when she abruptly called off the wedding; Kari says she couldn't be married to Derek and his mother since he always sides with her.

Gillespie's enemies try to run a smear campaign against him while his opponent's employee becomes a murder suspect.

Gillespie and Forbes link a suspect to a witness of a hit-and-run fatality.

Performances of both established and up-and-coming comedians, featuring the Amateur Night contest, at Harlem's Apollo theater.

Host Sinbad; music guest Living Colour; music guests BeBe and CeCe Winans; comics James Stevens and Laura Hayes.

Ashford and Simpson sing; Shinehead performs; comedy by Willie Asbury and Louis Ramey.

Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, Omar Chandler, Gerald Alston perform, comedy by Phil Nee and Bradley Lowery.

A documentary tribute to the pop-culture legacy of the beloved singer Aaliyah, as seen through key moments of her career prior to her untimely death.

A celebration of America's grassroots musical movement.

A look at the murders of rap stars Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls including the investigations, speculations, conspiracy theories and interviews.

A would-be music promoter (Chris O'Dowd) sees something special in a girl group of four Australian singers and takes them to Vietnam to perform for American troops.

An examination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and his contribution to the U.S. civil rights movement.