内容摘要：Stripped of their identities, enslaved people often added their own flair to their tailored Sunday best looks for church or on holidays.

Stripped of their identities, enslaved people often added their own flair to their tailored Sunday best looks for church or on holidays.

Williams expects new coach Ben Johnson will make a difference in his film watching.“He’s been in this offense for six years,” Williams said. “He’s really been on top of it and we’re really only trying to catch up, I’m only trying to catch up to him and be on top of the details as much as possible.”

Williams said his father’s input was valued and always is, but in the case of the book he probably went too far or wasn’t entirely clear with some comments made.“Definitely a grown man, I shut him down quite a lot just because in season and out of season, it’s something you have to do,” Williams said. “He cares so much about me and my future and we have been along this journey so long together, all he wants is the best for me.“So if anything happens and he’s super hot-headed and it’s more of like ‘All right, go ahead and go away. Go reset.’ Things like that. Love him to death and things like that, super fortunate to have him. We have talked about it. Understanding that there’s a right place and a right time and there are times that there is not.”

The book is scheduled to be released Sept. 9, a day after the Bears open the season against the Vikings in a home Monday night game to be televised by ESPN.There is someone who the Oklahoma City Thunder simply cannot stop. They simultaneously send multiple players — sometimes about half the roster, it seems — to try to derail him. They surround him. They talk over him. They put hats on him. They put jackets on him. They cover him with towels. Nothing works.

He is the Thunder sideline reporter. And after Thunder victories,

with the player of the game have become must-see TV, simply because nobody knows what the team will do in an effort to playfully torture him next.And while the Jordan-Jordan pairing is front and center and full of charisma, Jordan himself would probably agree the most important pairing here is the one

The supremely talented writer-director turns once again to Jordan — star of all four of his previous films — for his first completely original movie. Both men are firing on all cylinders.So what exactly is “Sinners,”

(including IMAX 65 mm and Ultra Panavision 70) befitting the size of its vision, about? Depends which layer you’re looking at.The outer layer is a story of two brothers coming home to Mississippi in 1932 to launch a juke joint after spending time on the German front in World War I and then learning from Al Capone in gangland Chicago. Peel away, and it’s a story about music, especially the transporting power of the blues. It’s also about love: love that’s lost, love that’s found, love that’s impossible. And it’s about the tenuousness of life in the Jim Crow South.