In a bonus clip from “Carpool Karaoke: The Series,” old friends Lea Michele and Darren Criss drive through New York City singing holiday songs, including one of Criss’s own songs from A Very Darren Christmas.
Earlier this month, new episodes of the series premiered on Apple TV+, featuring Sandra Oh and Duran Duran, Nikki Glaser and Wilko, Kevin and Michael Bacon (aka The Bacon Brothers), Method Man and Chris Redd, crew Apple TV+’s “For All Mankind” cast, Ciara and Russell Wilson, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, alongside Amber Ruffin.
Carpool Karaoke: The Series is produced for Apple by CBS Studios and Fulwell 73 Productions with Executive Producers James Corden, Eric Pankowski, and Ben Winston.
Check out the clip below.
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Revolt has launched its first-ever special investigation, “The Real Thirst Trap,” which covers black communities across America who are systematically battling water pollution. The show premiered December 22nd on Revolt Black News.
The special is hosted by Mara S. Campo, who will be the newly appointed global news anchor for Revolt Black News. Mara will host the multimedia company’s flagship series, “Revolt Black News Weekly,” and serve as managing editor for the news department.
“The Real Thirst Trap” investigates the harmful effects polluted water has on black communities, with many paying for water they can’t even bathe in. The Special Edition gives voice to normally unheard individuals from Flint, Michigan, New Orleans, Los Angeles and Watts, California, battling pollutants, toxic landfills and threatened water systems.
“By announcing Mara joining Revolt, as we air our first investigative special, we are sending a deliberate signal to the world that we are building a best-in-class news division focused on the needs of Black people from across the diaspora and boldly telling stories,” said Detavio Samuels, CEO of Revolt. Which the rest of the media chooses to ignore.” “I couldn’t be prouder to have another Black woman helping to lead and contribute to this mission.”
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CNN Films will air the documentary, “Navalny,” directed by Daniel Rohr, January 14th at 9 p.m. ET on CNN. As the world watches Russia’s brutal aggression against Ukraine continue, the unfair investigation into the 2020 assassination attempt on Alexei Navalny reminds the world of the gross oppression and danger the Russian government poses to its citizens..
During the height of the global coronavirus pandemic, Navalny and his family allowed Rohir access to document his physical recovery from their secret location. Rohr and the production team weave interviews with the former Russian presidential candidate and his family, as well as Navalny’s colleagues at the Russian Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), to describe the events leading up to his assassination attempt that the world witnessed for the first time on social media. The media.
Later, together with investigative journalists led by Bellingcat CEO Christo Grozev, the team uncovers a sprawling network of Russian government surveillance that has tracked opposition leader Putin for years, eventually uncovering a grisly plot to poison him with the Russian government-linked neurotoxin, Novichok.
“Navalny” was produced by Odessa Ray of Ray Film Studios, Diane Baker and Melanie Miller of Fishbowl Films and Shane Burris of Cottage M. The editing team was led by Langdon Page and Maya Daisy Hawke.
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Endeavor Streaming and the SuperMotocross League have launched a new streaming service, SuperMotocross Video Pass, featuring Supercross, Pro Motocross, SuperMotocross Playoffs and the Super Motocross World Championship on one unified platform. Starting in January, fans outside the United States can expect to hear about all 17 Supercross rounds and 11 Pro Motocross rounds.
The streaming package also includes the SuperMotocross Playoff Rounds and the SuperMotocross World Championship which will take place in October in Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum – the birthplace of Supercross.
SuperMotocross Video Pass subscriptions are now available in all countries and territories outside of the United States, and fans will be able to stream all 31 rounds between January and October.
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