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- New this week: Beyoncé, Alanis Morissette and Emmy noms - ABC News
- Beyoncé's Black Is King streams Friday on Disney Plus. Here's how to watch - CNET
- Watch the Full New Trailer for Beyoncé's Visual Album 'Black Is King' - ELLE.com
- Is Beyoncé's Disney+ Release, 'Black Is King,' Rated PG? - Showbiz Cheat Sheet
- Stream Beyoncé's 'Black Is King': How to Watch the Visual Album on Disney Plus - Entertainment Tonight
- 8 new movies and shows coming to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ Hotstar this week - VOGUE India
| New this week: Beyoncé, Alanis Morissette and Emmy noms - ABC News Posted: 27 Jul 2020 01:44 PM PDT 
This week's new entertainment releases includes Beyoncé's "Black Is King," a "visual album" that arrives Friday on Disney+ and is a companion piece to last year's Beyoncé-curated album "The Lion King: The Gift."Here's a collection curated by The Associated Press' entertainment journalists of what's arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week. MOVIES — "Black Is King": Written, directed and executive produced by Beyoncé, the pop star's "visual album" arrives Friday on Disney+. Given that the last time Beyoncé made something similar she crafted the dazzling film "Lemonade," "Black Is King" — like most things involving Beyoncé — is a major event. This one, a fantasia celebrating black identity, comes as a companion piece to last year's Beyoncé-curated album "The Lion King: The Gift." She has described it as "a story of how the people left most broken have an extraordinary gift and a purposeful future." — "Stockton on My Mind": Mark Levin's documentary, debuting Tuesday on HBO, charts the journey of Michael Tubbs, who became the youngest mayor of a major American city by the age of 26 and the first African-American mayor of his hometown, Stockton, California. Tubbs has helped make the low-income working-class community in Central California an incubator for new ideas in combating institutionalized racism, gun violence and economic hardship. — "The Fight": Elyse Steinberg, Josh Kriegman and Eli Despres' documentary, honored for social impact filmmaking at this year's Sundance Film Festival, follows the work of the American Civil Liberties Union during the presidency of Donald Trump. It's multi-front battle that, in this riveting account, encompasses conflicts over immigration, abortion and voting rights. As the directors showed in the excruciatingly entertaining 2016 Anthony Weiner documentary "Weiner," they have talent for colorful fly-on-the-wall filmmaking of politics in action. Here, they focus on four tireless ACLU attorneys. Magnolia Pictures releases "The Fight" on-demand Friday. — AP Film Writer Jake Coyle MUSIC —That's what new friends are for: Musical icon Burt Bacharach and Kacey Musgraves producer Daniel Tashian have teamed up to release a new five-song EP. "Blue Umbrella," out Friday, was recorded in Nashville and features Bacharach on piano and Tashian on vocals. Tashian has worked with a handful of country music acts, but he's best known for his magic on Musgraves' epic 2018 album "Golden Hour," which earned him his first pair of Grammys. Bacharach, a six-time Grammy winner and three-time Oscar winner, is one of music's most revered composers, known for tracks like "That's What Friends Are For," "(They Long to Be) Close to You" and "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)," among others. "Blue Umbrella" is Bacharach's first album in 15 years. —R&B powerhouse Brandy is releasing her first independent album. "B7," her seventh studio release, will be out Friday and is the Grammy winner's first album in eight years. It features collaborations with Chance the Rapper, Daniel Caesar and her daughter Sy'rai, who sings on "High Heels" and performs background vocals on the single "Baby Mama." Sy'rai also co-wrote both tracks. Brandy had a hand in writing all 15 songs on "B7" with helpers including Darhyl Camper Jr. (H.E.R.), Kim "Kaydence" Krysiuk (Ariana Grande), Akil "Fresh" King (Beyoncé) and others. —It's been a busy year for Grammy-winning rocker Alanis Morissette: She celebrated the 25th anniversary of her groundbreaking "Jagged Little Pill" album, and a musical version of the record debuted on Broadway in December. She's also been working hard in the studio to make "Such Pretty Forks in the Road," her ninth album to be released Friday. It's her first new album in eight years and was originally supposed to drop in April but was pushed backed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Morissette also had an anniversary tour planned for her 1995 album, but that was also scraped due to COVID-19. — AP Music Editor Mesfin Fekadu TELEVISION —The Emmys, the awards that honor TV's best, will be unveiling this year's crop of nominees on Tuesday — but online and not on TV. The usual announcement ceremony at the TV academy in Los Angeles was canceled because of the coronavirus, with Leslie Jones instead hosting a virtual event to be found at Emmys.com. How the Sept. 20 ceremony on ABC will play out is anybody's guess, but we do know that Jimmy Kimmel will host. As for the contenders, with last year's winners "Game of Thrones" and "Fleabag" having hit the road, there's room for fresh faces including the comedies "Ramy" and "Insecure." — AP Television Writer Lynn Elber ——— Catch up on AP's entertainment coverage here: https://apnews.com/apf-entertainment.  |
| Beyoncé's Black Is King streams Friday on Disney Plus. Here's how to watch - CNET Posted: 27 Jul 2020 12:15 PM PDT  Stream Black Is King starting July 31 on Disney Plus. Gareth Cattermole/GettyImagesBeyoncé's new movie, Black Is King, is coming to Disney Plus this Friday, July 31. If you haven't listened to her album, The Lion King: The Gift (see all options below), you should do so before watching Black Is King because it picks up where The Gift left off. The film -- which is being called a visual album -- is said to celebrate Black culture. Beyoncé wrote, directed and served as executive producer. Black Is King follows the voyages of Black families throughout time and tells "a tale about a young king's transcendent journey through betrayal, love and self-identity," Disney said in a press release. The young king's loved ones help guide him to reclaim his home and throne. "With this visual album, I wanted to present elements of Black history and African tradition, with a modern twist and a universal message, and what it truly means to find your self-identity and build a legacy," Beyoncé wrote in an Instagram post. The film has sparked controversy among members of the African community over its portrayal of African cultures. In the trailer below, the characters in Black Is King are seen wearing animal skins and face paint. Here's how you can watch Black Is King on Disney Plus July 31. And while you're waiting for the movie to arrive, you can see the trailer below. Can I watch Black Is King on Disney Plus for free?To watch Black Is King, you'll need to have one of the Disney Plus subscriptions below. Note that you can cancel anytime. There are three ways to subscribe: If you don't see Black Is King highlighted at the top of Disney Plus, you can search by selecting the magnifying glass icon and typing the movie's name.  Watch Black Is King on your smart TV or phone. Sarah Tew/CNETCan I download Black Is King to watch offline?Disney Plus lets you download all its shows and movies to watch offline. Where can I listen to Beyoncé's album The Lion King: The Gift?Before you watch the movie, you may be interested in listening to The Lion King: The Gift album. Vanity Fair reports Black Is King will pick up where The Gift left off, so listening to the album could help make the transition to the movie easier. Here's where you can listen. This story updates often.  Watch this: What's new to stream for July 2020 3:50  |
| Watch the Full New Trailer for Beyoncé's Visual Album 'Black Is King' - ELLE.com Posted: 19 Jul 2020 12:00 AM PDT  Last month, Beyoncé did what she does best and surprise-dropped the first trailer for her visual album, Black Is King. This morning, a new trailer for the July 31st Disney+ film also dropped and serves as a reminder that the wait is almost over. Here it is: This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The new project was all Bey: She wrote, directed, and executive-produced it. If you watch the trailer closely, too, you'll see members of her family, including her mother, Tina Lawson, and her husband, Jay-Z. You'll also see Naomi Campbell, Lupita Nyong'o, and Kelly Rowland. The film is a reimagining of the story of Disney's The Lion King, in which Beyoncé starred as Nala last year. The album will feature songs from The Lion King: The Gift; Bey's album that was released alongside the film last year. She narrates the trailer and begins: "You were formed by the heat of the galaxy. What a thing to be both unique and familiar. To be one in the same and, still, unlike any other. 'Life is a set of choices. Lead or be led astray. Follow your light or lose it." Disney and Parkwood Entertainment released a statement about the project, via Variety, last month: "The film is a story for the ages that informs and rebuilds the present. A reunion of cultures and shared generational beliefs. A story of how the people left most broken have an extraordinary gift and a purposeful future." In a post on June 28, Bey shared her own thoughts about the album: "Black Is King is a labor of love. It is my passion project that I have been filming, researching and editing day and night for the past year. I've given it my all and now it's yours." This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io  |
| Is Beyoncé's Disney+ Release, 'Black Is King,' Rated PG? - Showbiz Cheat Sheet Posted: 26 Jul 2020 03:25 PM PDT Hot off the heels of the "Black Parade" premiere, Beyoncé has a visual album set to premiere on Disney's streaming platform, Disney+. Is Black is King appropriate for children? Why is it premiering on Disney's streaming platform? Here's what we know about the latest visual album from this award-winning artist.  Beyoncé is releasing her second visual albumQueen Bey is about to be the queen of Disney's streaming platform. Recently, Beyoncé appeared in the photo-real adaptation of The Lion King, creating an album inspired by the film. This album, The Lion King: The Gift, then inspired a visual album, which is titled Black is King. Because of its ties to The Lion King, it will premiere on Disney+. This visual album will be available exclusively with a subscription to Disney+, a service that houses content created by Marvel, Pixar, and National Geographic. There's also music-related movies, like Taylor Swift's live concert, titled City of Lover. This is the first of Beyoncé's visual albums to be added to the library, though, joining Disney+ on July 31. Will 'Black is King' be rated PG?Disney's streaming platform, Disney+, typically holds movies that are appropriate for young children, but it's not without exceptions. There's some shows that are considered to hold "adult content," including The Simpsons, and movies that are rated PG-13, including Avengers: Infinity War. The music of The Lion King: The Gift does not contain any explicit lyrics or warnings, according to Spotify. In fact, one of the songs was used in Disney's photo real adaptation of The Lion King: The Gift, "Spirit." Unless one of the characters curses in between the songs, there will, presumably, be little to no explicit language in Black is King. Because of the streaming platform it will be housed on, Disney+, and the music featured in the production, it's safe to assume that Black is King will be appropriate to watch with children. Presumably, more information on this visual album will be announced in the coming days, though. 'Lemonade' doesn't have an official ratingPrior to releasing Black is King, though, Beyoncé debuted her groundbreaking visual album, Lemonade, on the premium television network, HBO. This included songs like "Formation," "Sorry," and "Freedom," which, together, told the story of her relationship with Jay-Z. Finding out he cheated on her didn't exactly result in a "clean" body of work. Common Sense Media gives Lemonade a PG-13 rating. There is some cursing throughout the album, as well as depictions of violence. For some though, the empowering message and representation outweighs the curse words. Presumably, Black is King will feature similar empowering images and even acting from Beyoncé herself. Black is King debuts on Disney's streaming platform on July 31, just a few weeks following the premiere of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. Until then, fans can watch the 2019 adaptation of The Lion King on Disney+. To learn more about Disney+ and to subscribe, visit their website. RELATED: How Beyoncé Turned Disney's 'The Lion King' Into a Celebration of African Culture RELATED: Here's What We Learned About Beyoncé, Her Music, and 'The Lion King' From 'Making the Gift'  |
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| Posted: 27 Jul 2020 05:00 AM PDT  With a new DC movie making it to a digital platform, a clandestine investigation into the running of one of the world's most volatile prisons being presented from a journalistic perspective, Beyoncé's visual album featuring an ensemble cast, and much more, the upcoming week looks promising to say the least. Here's the lowdown on everything you should update your watchlist with. Birds of Prey (Releases July 29)A follow-up to Suicide Squad (2016) and the eighth film in the DC Extended Universe, Birds of Prey is based on the life of the fictional character, Harley Quinn. As the Joker breaks up with her at the start of the movie, she is on the run from crime lord Black Mask, his right-hand man, Victor Zsasz, and other thugs in Gotham. Soon, she joins forces with three women. Streaming on Amazon Prime Video Inside the World's Toughest Prisons S4 (Releases July 29)The gritty docuseries features an investigative journalist voluntarily becoming an inmate of the Tucumbu prison in this season. One of the most volatile lock-ups for criminals in the world, its brutal functioning, intimidating rules and schedules are all revealed through the investigator's perspective. Streaming on Netflix Black is King (Releases July 31)Written, directed and executive produced by Beyoncé, Black is King is a visual album inspired by The Lion King. Reimagining lessons from the Disney animation remake and bringing different cultural experiences together, the film will feature Pharrell, 070 Shake, Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter and Jessie Reyez among others; as well as African artists including Wizkid, Shatta Wale, Burna Boy, Mr Eazi, Tiwa Savage, Tekno, Yemi Alade, Busiswa and Salatiel. Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar Shakuntala Devi (Releases July 31)Based on the life of renowned mathematician Shakuntala Devi, known as the 'Human Computer', the biopic will be getting a direct digital release this week. The movie features Vidya Balan in the lead role, portraying Devi's exceptional achievements in the field. Streaming on Amazon Prime Video Get Even (July 31)As four high-school rivals unite to take revenge against their bullies by exposing their unjust acts, they get caught in a crime they never committed. They're fighting all odds to achieve the goal—but will their challenging journey lead them to get even? Streaming on Netflix Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy Chapter 1 (Releases July 30)Following the 2018 Prime Wars Trilogy, this one features the Autobots and Decepticons tearing Cybertron apart during the civil war between them. While saving their planet, two main characters emerge in the original Transformers universe. The three-part series features Jake Foushee, Jason Marnocha and Linsay Rousseau in the lead roles. Streaming on Netflix Seed of Chucky (Releases August 1)The 2004 horror-comedy is all set to release on Netflix this weekend. Glen, an orphaned ventriloquist's dummy, plans to resurrect his parents to get to know them better. As he does, his murderous father Chucky and his lover embark on a killing spree. Streaming on Netflix Connected (Releases August 2)Science reporter and host Latif Nasser travels across the planet to explore the subtle ways in which humans are connected to each other, as well as to the universe. He finds that even the smallest acts that we perform, like posting a selfie, are connected to historical catastrophes and other developments. Streaming on Netflix Also read:Why Indian Matchmaking on Netflix is a takedown of India's most antiquated institution 5 chilling Korean horror shows you need to stream on Netflix now  |
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