Dominic Fike Calls To Defund The Police In Powerful New Essay

Dominic Fike has released his brand new single ‘Chicken Tenders’ — you can watch its surreal accompanying video below.The track is the first to be taken from Fike’s forthcoming debut album, which is set for release on Columbia Records later this year.

In early 2016, Innocence Project founders Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck received a call from an unusual source: Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, who was reaching out about a possible series. At the time, true-crime docuseries like Making a Murderer were finding a rabid audience on Netflix.

Dominic Fike has released a new video interview titled IN-FOCUS, directed by Brockhampton founding member Kevin Abstract.The conversational video sees Fike casually sitting by a pool, answering questions about his upcoming debut album and experiences with anxiety.

Jamie Foxx will not be exchanging Christmas cards anytime soon following the "Fast & Furious" franchise star's recent Instagram posts. On Thursday, Tyrese posted a racially-charged four-picture montage that included an image of white people in chains."The flip……. Get to YouTube this is what's going on in South Africa……." he captioned the since-deleted series of pictures.The Instagram post didn't sit well with many people, including several prominent South African celebrities.

Jamie Foxx will not be exchanging Christmas cards anytime soon following the "Fast & The Furious" star's Instagram posts. On Thursday, Tyrese posted a four-picture montage that appeared racially-charged, including one that showed white people in chains."The flip……. Get to YouTube this is what's going on in South Africa……." he captioned a since-deleted series of pictures.The Instagram post didn't sit well with many people, including several prominent South American celebrities.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterOf the many calls to action that have emerged from the outrage over the death of George Floyd, a movement to “defund the police” has sprung up fast as Americans seek to scrutinize law enforcement.An influential industry like Hollywood is not immune to pressure to join that fight — one that organizers from coalitions like #BlackLivesMatter are hoping will dismantle police autonomy and replace racial inequality with justice while specifically reallocating police

Samantha Bee is backing the movement to defund police departments.

Spike Lee is worried that the "Defund the Police" movement, which has sprung up amid the worldwide anti-racism protests in the wake of George Floyd's death, will have adverse effects with President Donald Trump perverting the message to stoke fear.

Spike Lee paid a virtual visit to SiriusXM’s “Off the Rails” show on “Today Show Radio”, and shared his thoughts with host Al Roker about the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests and calls to “Defund the Police.”

Spike Lee is explaining his interpretation of a popular call to “Defund the Police” amid protests globally against systemic racism and police brutality.

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Trevor Noah tears into U.S. President Donald Trump and the police response to protesters following the death of George Floyd.

Natalie Portman has backed the “defund the police” campaign. The actress is among a roll call of stars, including John Legend, Lizzo, Common, and Jane Fonda who have signed Black Lives Matter (BLM) co-founder Patrisse Cullors’ letter urging local governments to ‘defund’ police departments and give more to healthcare and education.

Natalie Portman joined the ranks of celebrities who have come out in support of the Defund The Police movement, an idea that purports to describe a society in which the vast majority of police officers are replaced by social workers who specialize in a number of areas, including mental health, domestic disputes, etc.

Ever since George Floyd's video went viral on the internet wherein four police policemen arrested him and one of them kneeled down on his neck until he died, millions of people in the US have come out on the streets to protest. Many celebrities have stood for the Black Lives Matter movement and now Natalie Portman is also expressing her take.

Natalie Portman is opening up about the first reaction she had when she heard the phrase “defund the police” and how she now supports the campaign.

On Monday (June 8), Dominic Fike chimed in on the pressing issue of police brutality and his past experiences with cops. In an Instagram post, Fike penned an essay explaining his family's battles with law enforcement and why he opted to pause the release of his first major label single.