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Folks, this is the big one. We’ve looked at all kinds of different plays in this series, but we’ve never looked at them together.

That’s right, this week, we’re bringing you the list we somehow had never done until now.

Here are the Top 10 Esports Plays of all Time.

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Stories about punk music tend to picture thin-framed white guys and girls with shaved heads, part of an angry, energetic scene born out of the working class angst of young white England in the 1970s. But the actual history of punk – as a type of music and movement – is more complicated than that.

Black punks have been an integral and pioneering part of punk history – and they're keeping the movement alive and growing today. Host Sana Saeed explores that history and talks to proto-punk band Death, musician and journalist Greg Tate, the band The 1865 and festival organizer Shawna Shawnté.

Learn more here:
New York Times. “This Band Was Punk Before Punk Was Punk.”http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03..../15/arts/music/15rub

Vice. “The Bands Taking British Punk Back to Its Multicultural Roots.” https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/....article/padjev/decol

GQ. “Nazi Punks F**k Off: How Black Flag, Bad Brains and More Took Back Their Scene from White Supremacists.” https://www.gq.com/story/punks....-and-nazis-oral-hist

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A Band Called Death: http://drafthousefilms.com/fil....m/a-band-called-deat
The Universe Is Lit: http://www.theuniverseislit.com/
Bay Area Girls Rock Camp: https://www.bayareagirlsrockcamp.org/
The 1865: https://www.instagram.com/the1865band/

Presented by: Sana Saeed
Edited by: Brian Joseph and Michael Zipkin
Animations by: Chia Liu
Produced by: Sana Saeed and Kathryn Wheeler
Executive Producer: Sarah Nasr


Music tracks courtesy APM, YouTube and The 1865.
Footage and images courtesy of Getty Images, The Universe is Lit, Keep on Knocking, LLC, Ed Marshall Photography NYC, Evan Carter and Paul Rosenfield.

For most people, working for a game developer likely sounds pretty cool. You get to bring the games that gave you so much joy to millions of people around the world. But, while the job looks fun from the outside, in reality, being a game developer is actually quite rough. For one, game companies are usually able to get away with paying game developers significantly less than market wages. Similarly, game developers generally end up working quite a bit more than traditional software engineers. This can mostly be explained by the fact that most people who become game developers do it out of passion. So, game companies are able to abuse this passion to milk out the most amount of work. This situation is only made worse by the fact that game development skills aren’t easily transferable to traditional tech companies. So, many developers often end up getting trapped within the gaming industry. This video explains the pros and cons of being a game developer and how game developers end up getting ripped off by game companies.

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5:28 - Trapped
8:13 - Discrimination
10:50 - The Verdict

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In this full-length interview, one of the greatest R&B singer/songwriters of all time, Smokey Robinson, details his upbringing in Detroit, where he lived in a packed house. He spoke about being one of 11 kids in the house, most of whom were his nieces and nephews who, due to closeness in age, were more like his siblings. He also discussed his father’s journey out of Selma, Alabama, into Detroit after stabbing a white kid who bullied him for years and fleeing town at only 12 years old. Moving along, the legendary R&B singer recalls starting a vocal group in elementary school and later forming his first official band, The Five Chimes. He goes on to explain what inspired the group's inception before saying that they eventually evolved into The Miracles. As the discussion continues, he talks about growing up with a young Diana Ross and Aretha Franklin as his childhood neighbors.Later, Smokey Robinson talks about growing up in Detroit when many of his friends were dabbling in criminal mischief and gang activity. He also talks about the experience of his former group, The Matadors, auditioning for Jackie Wilson's manager. The Motown legend explains that although the audition didn't go for the group, it served as his personal introduction to Barry Gordy, Jackie Wilson's primary songwriter. As the conversation nears an end, he looks back on the first time he retired, the events leading up to recording his first album, being the Vice President of Motown Records. He also shares his thoughts on Michael Jackson's early releases as a solo artist before touching on his friendship with the late Rick James and the tragic murder of Marvin Gaye.

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Music can transport you, even or especially when the destination's unknown. For 22 minutes, this is what Jeff Parker's Tiny Desk with the ETA IVtet can offer: a space for your mind to meditate on what the music speaks, set to a gossamer groove.

Even though Parker is in the group's name, equality runs the show: a quiet drone sets the tone, then the music is completely improvised. Stillness, followed by reflection and response. Josh Johnson, an alto saxophonist with a quiet-yet-commanding sense of effects, builds little worlds out of loops and fluttering melody. Jay Bellerose, a drummer who's worked with the likes of Allen Toussaint and Suzanne Vega, is painterly in his brush and stick work, but bursts with a sun-beamed drum fill when the moment calls. Anna Butterss performed next to Jenny Lewis for her Tiny Desk in early 2020; here, the bassist both provides a grounding presence and the basis for liftoff. Parker — an immediately recognizable, yet malleable guitarist known for his time in Tortoise, the Chicago Underground and a CV far too long to list here — plays with repetition until melodic figures reveal themselves. Informed by the members' backgrounds in jazz, ambient, funk, rock, electronic and minimalist music, the band's mystical approach to improvisation never bends to one sound at a time.

Andie Huether, our audio technical director for this concert, dug into NPR's equipment archives and set out a Nagra IV tape recorder on the Desk as a nod to engineer Bryce Gonzales, who developed a live mixing and recording rig with a similar unit for the band's sets at the now-closed ETA club in Los Angeles. "In the days before portable digital recorders," Huether explains, "NPR reporters and engineers would take machines like this one into the field to capture reporting and bring (or ship) the resultant tapes back to HQ to be edited and incorporated into our broadcasts." We didn't record this Tiny Desk analog, but the spirit remains: a conversation captured in small space, one worth watching — and hearing — over and over again.

SET LIST
"Hearing 3.26.25"

MUSICIANS
Jeff Parker: guitar
Josh Johnson: alto saxophone
Anna Butterss: bass
Jay Bellerose: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Lars Gotrich
Director/Editor: Maia Stern
Audio Technical Director: Andie Huether
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Kara Frame
Audio Engineer: Josh Newell
Production Assistants: Ashley Pointer, Dora Levite
Photographer: Grace Raver
Tiny Desk Copy Editor: Hazel Cills
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

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SULC's 2021 ESports Summit The Impact of Esports at HBCUs Panel
Panelists:
Hip Hop Gamer - Gaming media personality, host and content creator
Ryan Johnson - Founder at Cxmmunity & HBCU ESports Alliance - The Yard
Rod Chappell - General Manager/Associate Commissioner HBCU ESports
Isiah Reese - Board of Director at Blaze Fire Games

Fashion History - How are African American Men Driving Fashion trends today?

Kendra Bracken-Ferguson joins Forbes Reporter Rosemarie Miller for this episode of New Money where they discuss strategies for fundraising, the leap into entrepreneurship, and the pros and cons of starting a business with co-founders.

President Donald Trump on Thursday is expected to give remarks virtually at the Digital Asset Summit.

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In the last video, we discussed an example of a bad friendship, where one person went after the other for a full 20 years and ended up behind bars. However, this time, we will discuss how Eminem saved Dre’s career. And in turn, Dre saved Marshall’s LIFE. You’re on the Music Vibe channel, let’s go.

00:00 – what's the video about?
00:30 – Dre's tough times
01:18 – but Em had it much worse..
01:55 – How Dre found Eminem
02:25 – the history behind the song «My name is»
03:09 – They tried talking Dre out of dealing with Eminem
03:46 – the history behind the Slim Shady LP
05:32 – the history behind the song «Forgot About Dre»
07:01 – The friends' mutual loyalty on «the Chronic 2001»
07:39 – The making of «The Marshall Mathers LP»
08:43 – Eminem, Dre, Snoop Dogg in the movie «The Wash»
09:02 – The making of «The Eminem Show»
10:00 – Dre and Eminem's joint diss track
10:22 – Eminem found Dre a new talent..
10:39 – How Eminem defended Dre
11:20 – dark times for Eminem
13:44 – Why is the song «I Need a Doctor» legendary?
14:59 – Dre: «doctors thought I was going to die»
15:27 – Eminem's beef with Snoop Dogg
17:42 – The SuperBowl and the friendly words about one another

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Hostages are being released between Hamas and Israel from the Palestinian Gaza Strip areas. The IDF and Israel have struck a deal with Hamas and Palestine recently.

Super Bowl LIX has the makings of a classic, as the Chiefs look to complete the NFL's first three-peat, while the Eagles aim to avenge their loss to Kansas City two years ago.

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Selena Gomez, benny blanco - Sunset Blvd (Official Video)

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Lyrics:

You’re my cherry pie
I don’t care who knows it
Love me till I die
Bury me with roses

I know you’re awfully shy
But I can’t wait to hold it to hold that
Your big big hard heart!

With Open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset
Boulevard
Making you famous
Everyone’s watching
Bare skin concrete
Their calling the police
Open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset

Feels so good it hurts
But u fill up what’s broken
Women of few words
But for you I keep my mouth wide open
Praying and hoping
That ya quench my thirst
Not just dip your toes in
I want that
Big, big, hard heart!

With open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset
Boulevard
Making you famous
Everyone’s watching
Bare skin concrete
Their calling the police
Open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset

I just wanna touch it touch it
Try your hardest not to bust it
Gimme gimme love it love it
Hey hey hey

I just wanna touch it touch it
Try your hardest not to bust it
Gimme gimme how I love ur
Big big heart

With open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset
Boulevard
Making you famous
Everyone’s watching
Bare skin concrete
Their calling the police
Open arms
Holding you naked
Middle of sunset

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President Trump spoke about numerous topics on Monday. Trump discussed Qatar, Saudi Arabia & China's new trade deal.

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On today's episode of The Stephen A. Smith Show, Stephen A sits down with political commentator Megyn Kelly to talk American politics, having your own platform, DEI in America, her fight against anything woke and more

On The Stephen A. Smith Show, Smith gives you his renowned point of view, breaking barriers beyond the world of sports, and tackling pertinent issues across entertainment, pop culture, society, business, and politics. Three times a week, you'll hear his LIVE unfiltered opinions on the day's biggest headlines as well as straight-shooting interviews with top celebrities, game-changers, and thought leaders across the societal arena.

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Crossing Over: Black Greek Life A 4-part mini-series begins exploring Black fraternities and sororities at Louisiana’s HBCUs. Kara St. Cyr explores the “Divine Nine.”

James Davis talks about growing up “hood-adjacent”, imagines what Barack Obama would be like as a nightclub DJ, and reveals his new method for getting out of speeding tickets.

Ali Siddiq tells a story about his fiercely competitive daughter, faces the hard truth about his son and describes how living in a white neighborhood has changed him.

SZA’s New Album “SOS” // Available Everywhere Now!
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Director: Christian Breslauer
Production Company: London Alley
Producers: Andrew Lerios, Mike Breslauer, Luga Podesta

Director of Photography: Xiaolong Liu
Production Designer: Arae Webner
Editor: Luis Caraza Peimbert
Stylist: Alejandra Hernandez
Additional Styling: Ann-Marie Hoang
Label Producer: Camille Yorrick

Executive Producers : Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith and Terrence “Punch” Henderson
Executive Producers: Luga Podesta, Brandon Bonfiglio, Andrew Lerios

Fight / Stunt Coordinator: Paul Lacovara
Casting Director: Sarah-May Levy
Choreographer: Cortland Brown

Production Manager: Nick Pistone
First Assistant Director: Jonas Morales
Production Coordinator: Anthony Nelson

Post Production Supervisor: Ivan Ovalle
Assistant Editor: Tanner Jackson, Chloe Scrushy
Colorist: Matt Osborn

Animation Studio: Nathan Love
Animation EP: Jon O’Hara
Animation Producer: Joe Burrascano
Animation Director: Sunshine Mail
Visual Effects: Cameo FX

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