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We need to protect our Black women’: Megan Thee Stallion slams Kentucky AG during 'SNL' performance

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“Daniel Cameron is no different than the sellout negroes that sold our people into slavery,” said audio and text during the rapper's performance of her hit, "Savage"

Megan Thee Stallion's solo debut on "Saturday Night Live" spoke volumes. The rapper, who performed her songs "Savage" and "Don't Stop" as the musical guest for the Chris Rock-hosted Season 46 premiere, made a powerful Black Lives Matter statement during her first performance. Midway through "Savage," the screens behind the rapper flashed messages including "Protect Black women" as she paused the song entirely for audio from activists. She then appealed for the protection of Black women and Black men, and harshly criticized Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron over his handling of the Breonna Taylor case. Taylor was killed in her apartment by Louisville police earlier this year, and a grand jury did not charge any of the officers involved for actions related to her death.

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Megan Thee Stallion's solo debut on "Saturday Night Live" spoke volumes.The rapper, who performed her songs "Savage" and "Don't Stop" as the musical guest for the Chris Rock-hosted Season 46 premiere, made a powerful Black Lives Matter statement during her first performance.Midway through "Savage," the screens behind the rapper flashed messages including "Protect Black women" as she paused the song entirely for audio from activists. She then appealed for the protection of Black women and Black men, and harshly criticized Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron over his handling of the Breonna Taylor case.Taylor was killed in her apartment by Louisville police earlier this year, and a grand jury did not charge any of the officers involved for actions related to her death.

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'My heart goes out to COVID':Chris Rock addresses Trump COVID diagnosis in 'SNL' monologueIs this 'The Mask'? Jim Carrey makes shaky debut as Joe Biden on 'SNL'“We need to protect our Black women and love our Black women ... because at the end of the day we need our Black women," Megan Thee Stallion said during her "SNL" performance.The message "Daniel Cameron is no different than the sellout negroes that sold our people into slavery" flashed on the screen.

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Charlie Kaufman’s ominously named new film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, with its lower-case title design, is cinema in all-caps. And perhaps the best breakup movie since Ari Aster’s Midsommar...

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Jessie Buckley gives a miraculous performance as the anxious young woman at the centre of Charlie Kaufman’s nightmarish chiller

Amaze of a movie, in which the walls are closing in and the exit is through a constantly shifting Escher staircase of a storyline: the latest from Charlie Kaufman blends metaphysical sleights of hand with a mounting chill of choking panic.This is Kaufman’s second screenplay to be based on a novel, but unlike Adaptation’s meta-dissection of the processing of adapting Susan Orlean’s The Orchid Thief, here he attempts to get into the skin, or at least the sensibility, of Iain Reid’s 2016 book.This is not cinema that leaves you feeling good about thingsWe already knew that Jessie Buckley is something special. But she’s fully miraculous in the central role of a young woman who has agreed to meet her boyfriend’s parents (a frazzled Toni Collette and David Thewlis) on their isolated farm, even as the snow begins to fall and the angst sets in and she is “thinking of ending things”.She is introduced as Lucy, but slips into other names (and other clothes and other voices) as the film weaves onwards. Perhaps describing her as the central role is misleading – there’s a friable, mercurial quality to the character that seems to repeatedly crumble and re-form, like a sand sculpture. But the authenticity of Buckley’s performance, which seems all the more remarkable when you think back over it than it does when you are watching her, gives the character a solidity, while the other characters drift around her like ghosts.