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Ossining · OssiningWhen Colman Domingo became a frontrunner for last year’s Best Actor Oscar – nominated for his star turn as the titular civil rights hero in “Rustin” – it was big news for the LGBTQ community. He was the first openly gay Afro-Latino to be nominated for the award. Had he won, he would have been the first openly gay actor to take the category, and only the second out queer performer to win in any of the acting categories. It would have been a miles…See the Story
True-life prison drama ‘Sing Sing’ celebrates power of art
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The Oscars · OssiningA new film, Sing Sing, tells the true story of an arts programme for those incarcerated at the prison of the same name in New York State. Alongside Oscar nominees Colman Domingo and Paul Raci, most of the cast is made up of former prisoners who attended the group during their sentences.See the Story
Sing Sing star Clarence Maclin served time in a maximum security prison. What he found there could potentially take him to the Oscars
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Ossining · OssiningWe first meet John “Divine G” Whitfield (Colman Domingo) on a stage, reciting Shakespearean verse. His expression is far away, blissful: enraptured by each word individually, transported by the poetry of their procession. It’s only backstage, as the cast members change out of their costumes and corrections officers lead them back to their cells, that the truth becomes crushingly clear. This is by all accounts true to the experience of the real …See the Story
Sing Sing review – Domingo and Maclin deliver powerhouse performances
Ossining · OssiningOver the last few years, Colman Domingo has been on a truly spectacular run. Acclaimed performances in “Euphoria,” “Rustin” and “The Color Purple” have made him one of Hollywood’s most in-demand talents. In his new film “Sing Sing” he continues to deliver masterful work as Divine G, an incarcerated man who finds…Read more...See the Story
Colman Domingo on How ‘Sing Sing’ Changes the Narrative on Incarcerated Black Men
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