BM/WW IR sightings on TV

The white guy always gets the steamy sex scenes, the intimate kisses and the raw desire. White guys in Hollywood ensure they get the hottest women and the best storylines. It's just a shame that black men in Hollywood refuse to do the same when they get the chance.
 
The white guy always gets the steamy sex scenes, the intimate kisses and the raw desire. White guys in Hollywood ensure they get the hottest women and the best storylines. It's just a shame that black men in Hollywood refuse to do the same when they get the chance.
so true even in black movies or show white man take hottest black woman and black man not even get kiss white woman in black movies
 
New trailer for A Thousand Blows.

Loosely based on real life Boxer Hezekiah Moscow.
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Fun Fact:
I attempted to put a story about him and Mary Carr in the BM/WW History thread but there wasn't much about him out there.

A lot of the sources mentioned her as Mary Moscow, his wife. So I guess this is the (back)story of how they met.
https://grapplingwithhistory.com/2019/06/03/where-did-you-go-hezekiah-moscow-final-thoughts/
 
Jake & Gabriela from Fire Country

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Is this clip from the 1st season OR the current 3rd season of "Fire Country"?? I haven't bothered watching the current season. If the clip is from the current 3rd season, is this clip of them a flashback scene? If it isn't a flashback, this clip is a good reason for me to get back into the show.
 
This is about Jeanie Buss. I don't know her to have dated a black man before. Wouldn't be surprised though.

Based on the featured actors in this trailer, this show might be the whitest production about modern professional basketball produced in the 21st century.

That’s not a critique, it’s just an observation: the show is about a Buss-adjacent family running a sports franchise - might be good.
 
Based on the featured actors in this trailer, this show might be the whitest production about modern professional basketball produced in the 21st century.

That’s not a critique, it’s just an observation: the show is about a Buss-adjacent family running a sports franchise - might be good.
Then that means it's kind of accurate to how BTS of the corporate sports world looks.
 
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