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'Hollywood Black': Docuseries coming to MGM+

A closer look at Black Hollywood will be the focus of “Hollywood Black,” a new docuseries premiering at Tribeca Festival and coming to MGM+ in August. Inspired by the book from historian Donald Bogle, “Hollywood Black” is a four-part docuseries, directed by Justin Simien. The series follows the Black experience in Hollywood for the last 100 years. With personal stories from actors, writers,…

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The illustration artwork from my “Off-road” catalog (catalogue!) cover for Tucker Rocky 2017. Featuring a drawing of Justin Bogle (from reference by Simon Cudby). Commissioned / directed by Jacob Vaughan at TR. - © Adi Gilbert / 99seconds.com  

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Island in the Sun: ‘One Drop’ in the Ocean By Theresa Brown

Let’s face it – America was not ready for Dorothy Dandridge.

Her beauty is undeniable. And, as Janet Jackson notes in her TCM tribute to Dandridge, Dorothy was a ‘triple threat’ with singing, dancing and acting in her repertoire. She just needed a chance to shine. Daughter of character actress Ruby Dandridge, Dorothy appeared in soundies and small uncredited parts throughout the 1940s. In BRIGHT ROAD (‘53) she plays a schoolteacher offering G-rated maternal love and understanding to her students in a rural school district. She really comes into prominence with Otto Preminger’s 1954 film CARMEN JONES. Sexy, sassy, fiery...dangerous, Dandridge swaggers like a gunslinger and sets the screen ablaze as the tempestuous Carmen. Her BRIGHT ROAD co-star, Harry Belafonte, is the hapless handsome soldier who tragically tangles with her. Dandridge was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her performance.

I rather enjoyed her next movie coming three years after CARMEN JONES, ISLAND IN THE SUN (’57). It’s sort of a PEYTON PLACE in the Caribbean with different storylines of politics, family secrets, murder and miscegenation weaving and wending their way around coconut trees and sugar cane plantations. May I offer one sticky wicket of a caveat? You’ll probably have to leave your 21st century racial perspective at home when you visit. The movie is 63 years old and does give a nod to all those antiquated racial tropes. My jaw dropped a coupla times.

Let me map out the scorecard for you. A Caribbean country is about to undergo the changeover from colony to independence. Pivotal in that change is union leader Harry Belafonte. Pre-dating Malcolm and Martin and today’s ‘social justice’ warriors, Belafonte’s character is interested in uplifting his people on the island. He has a casual relationship with Dandridge that doesn’t have enough fire to toast a marshmallow. What’s wrong with THAT picture? In the movie, he has history on the island with Joan Fontaine. There’s a tentative attempt to explore where they can go, but class and color are a bumpy road for them to hurdle (perhaps the script’s “convenient” way to keep them apart?). He’s more interested in power than romance. Gee, all that handsomeness gone to waste. I don’t know that Belafonte quite has any chemistry with Fontaine once you see Dandridge on his arm – or am I the only one blinded here? But Belafonte steps up his acting game opposite Academy Award-winner Fontaine.

Also in the cast, we have Stephen Boyd, ripe for the picking as the current governor’s son whose return to the island after months stationed in Egypt—without a woman in sight—is pointedly noted. He’s back on the island until he jets off to London. It’s said of him:

“A male, young, white, unmarried, titled and comparatively rich. Good heavens, what else do you think the girls would talk about.”

Boyd spots virginal-in-white Joan Collins at the Governor’s ball. Yes, you read that right – I said virginal and Joan Collins in the same sentence, and he’s interested. So is she. They start a slow-building romance. They don’t make themselves part of the island’s life. They’re into each other. Don’t worry, a freak-out lays ahead for them. Her brother is played by James Mason. They are heirs to the largest sugar cane plantation on the island and Mason’s a weakling. You know the type: the second son...ever second best...insecure...lots to prove. He has contempt for the islanders; suspects his wife of having an affair with the dashing, accomplished Michael Rennie; and decides to run as a political opponent to the popular Belafonte. Belafonte’s response:

“Wouldn’t it be fair to say the only reason you seek election is to revenge yourself upon the whites whom you now think despise you?”

Mason’s got a lot on his plate. (And it ain’t conch chowder).

When Dandridge first appears in the movie, she and Belafonte make a stunning couple entering the governor’s party. She immediately lets Belafonte know she has a mind of her own. She’s confident, truthful, tries to do herself some good pitching for a job in the governor’s office. She fits right into the tony setting with no apology...and wearing no maid’s uniform. She carries herself with quiet sophistication. She just is. She’s noticed by the governor’s military attaché (John Justin), and he immediately falls head over heels. I like Justin and Dandridge together. He’s not trying to keep their relationship secret. He might have one twinge of jealousy or discomfort, but all in all they’re fine together. You might think this interracial romance would be problematic as well but it’s not, compared to Belafonte and Fontaine. What’s the difference? Food for thought. But I think we all know why.

Justin: “Somewhere someone once said there’s always a point in the beginning of a love affair where a man can draw back. Where he’s still safe.”

Dandridge: “Is that what you want, to be safe?” 

Justin: “I’ve been in love. Funny, I don’t know anything about you.” Dandridge: “What would you like to know?” 

Justin: “All about you. Everything.” 

There is a moment with this couple I really like; it’s provocative in a non-provocative way. (No Spoiler!) Dandridge is lying fully clothed on Justin’s bed, reading his manuscript...with no shoes on. Big deal, right? I think it speaks tremendously to their level of intimacy. She’s at home in his space. When have you ever seen THAT in movies of the 50s...or 40s or 30s for that matter?

I like this Daryl Zanuck-production. It’s a colorful, lush, melodramatic production with racial and sexual tension, sexual restraint and good-looking people. Dorothy Dandridge is very easy to watch on film. Yes, she’s easy on the eyes, but she’s also not chewing the scenery and has a very natural presence on screen. You never see her act. I wish she’d done more. She’s not exotic. She’s just a woman...a human. She had many facets she could tap into to express different characters. I’m so glad TCM, with the guidance of acclaimed author Donald Bogle, spotlighted her career. This gets a wider audience to get to know her. No, America was not ready for Dorothy Dandridge.

But she wasn’t going to spend her time waiting for us.

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Bogle com problemas em respirar após Anaheim 2

Bogle com problemas em respirar após Anaheim 2

Justin Bogle, da RCH/Yoshimura Suzuki, está lesionado. O piloto começou a ter problemas após a queda em Anaheim 2, no último fim-de-semana. Ao longo da semana o piloto já tinha sofrido uma queda mas não tinha sentido consequências de maior. Mas após a queda no 450SX começou a ter problemas em respirar. Foi hospitalizado e detectaram pequenos danos nos pulmões. O tempo de recuperação é indefinido…

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Slasher Season 1: The Executioner (2016)

Directed by Craig David Wallace

Written by Aaron Martin

Music by Shawn Pierce

Country: Canada

Language: English

8 Episodes of around 46 – 53 minutes each

CAST

Katie McGrath as Sarah Bennett

Brandon Jay McLaren as Dylan Bennett

Steve Byers as Cam Henry

Patrick Garrow as Tom Winston

Dean McDermott as Iain Vaughn

Christopher Jacot as Robin Turner

Wendy Crewson as Brenda Merrit

Jessica Sipos as June Henry

Mary Walsh as Verna McBride

Enuka Okuma as Lisa Ann Follows

Erin Karpluk as Heather Peterson

Mayko Nguyen as Alison Sutherland

Rob Stewart as Alan Henry

Jefferson Brown as Trent McBride

Mark Ghanimé as Justin Faysal

Dylan Taylor as Bryan Ingram

Alysa King as Rachel Ingram

Victoria Snow as Sonja Edwards

Hannah Endicott-Douglas as Ariel Peterson

Shawn Ahmed as Sharma

Booth Savage as Ronald Edwards

Susannah Hoffman as Marjorie Travers

(Guilty Party: I took the images from IMDB because I can’t screengrab over 8 hours and besides, my dog told me to.)

Slasher: The Executioner is a Canadian TV series about, um, slashers and all that slasher stuff. Bogling about The Internet I discovered that the creator, one Aaron Martin by name, has wisely opted for an anthology format, whereby each season (two at present) is a complete storyline. Apparently there is connective tissue between each season  to engender a feel of them taking place in the same Slasher Universe; which is like the Marvel®©™ Universe but with less quips and more mom porn and severed hands. I say “apparently” because I haven’t seen the second season (Slasher: Guilty Party (2017)) I have seen the first season though and that definitely has more mom porn and severed hands than the Marvel®©™ Cinematic Universe.

Now, if you’re reading this thing which is about a TV show called Slasher, then you might think you like slasher movies, but do you like slasher movies enough to watch what is effectively a 7 hour and change slasher movie? Do you? Huh? Huh? That’s a normal working day right there. You are right to be hesitant, as that doesn’t sound like it would work, at least not as entertainment, maybe as a kind of torture. The usual slasher movie is a timidly formulaic creature, so we can characterise the average slasher movie as starting with a brief kill, then some flopping bonelessly about with a solid hour of “meet the characters”, then 40 minutes or so of mayhem, climaxing with a one on one slobberknocker. Stick to that formula for 8 episodes and you’d end up (NB: the maths is a bit loose here) with an exciting first episode, 5.5 episodes of dishwater dull soap-operatics and then an insanely violent final 1.5 episodes. That would of course be stupid, which is one of roughly a billion reasons why they didn’t ask me to make it. No, they asked Aaron Martin and the Slasher gods should be thankful that Aaron Martin knew what to do.

A nagging sense of fairness demands I should pause to note that hundreds of people were involved in the making of Slasher: The Executioner, but it’s accepted shorthand to say “Aaron Martin…” So, “Aaron Martin” made a long-ass slasher movie, but realising this was a marathon and not a sprint, structured each episode so that it worked within the larger narrative framework. It’s an approach familiar to anyone who read mainstream comics back when they had actual stories (rather than today’s unending conversations punctuated by punching; Calm down, Cochise, I’m not saying they were better back then (most of anything is shit after all), I’m just saying they were different). In effect then, for all the none old timey comics fans: in Slasher: The Executioner the uberplot chugs along while various subplots intertwine beneath it breeding red herrings, developing character and basically raising the stakes until uber and under finally intertwine in a climactic crescendo. Oh, and there is at least one kill every episode to keep your unhealthy interest piqued. Got to have those sweet, sweet kills. It is called Slasher after all, not Magic Picnic Time With The Dancing Rainbow Babies. Those dismissive of the slasher movie (Hi, mom!) often underestimate the variety of slasher movies; they aren’t all set in a holiday camp for randy morons on Prom Night one Halloween which is coincidentally, and impossibly, also Friday the 13th. No, there is also Cherry Falls (2000) and, oh, My Bloody Valentine (2009) and, er, anyway, probably some others. This type being The Small Town Terrorised by Its Past slasher, as it is more commonly known. This is the template which Slasher: The Executioner favours most. (The Internet Elves tell me Slasher: Guilty Party riffs on The Holiday Death Camp template).

Events kick off with the present day return of pleasant, newlywed young artist Sarah Bennett (née Ingram) to Waterbury, where she was born on Halloween night in 1988, when a masked killer cut her from the womb of her mother, Rachel. Rachel’s husband, Bryan, had died about ten seconds earlier from a frenzied knife-torso interaction, leaving nobody to hand out candy to the trick or treaters except the killer, The Executioner, who docilely awaited the police cradling the bloody new-born in his arms. It’s fair to say Sarah has issues with Waterbury, and as her arrival coincides with  the start of a spate of copycat Executioner killings, Waterbury has issues with Sarah. And it’s this business that occupies your eyes and ears for the bulk of the 8 episodes. I mean, that was some spoilertastic stuff back there, yeah? But get this…that was only the opening 10 minutes; there’s plenty of unspoiled stuff and, hey, maybe those first 10 minutes I just got spoil all over aren’t all as they initially appear? That is a distinct possibility. Yes it is.

What then unfolds over the televisually paced course of Slasher: The Executioner’s 8 episodes is slashtastically fun stuff. Pretty much everything you expect in a slasher movie happens, because that predictability is part of the fun of a slasher movie. Crucially, however, some stuff you don’t expect to happen in a slasher movie also happens, which is part of the fun of a good slasher movie. A good slasher movie has to both cater to and exceed expectations, and Slasher: the Executioner is a pretty good slasher movie despite its arse-numbing running time.  But then only a glutton would gulp it down one go; Slasher: The Executioner is most rewarding when taken episodically; which is kind of why they made it like that, I guess. With a gap between each episode you can ruminate and ratiocinate in an attempt to understand the motivations, unearth the clues and unmask the killer. Although, good luck with that; the identity of the killer may be easy to guess (it’s [Redacted]!) but it’s a lot less easy to back it up with clues and evidence. It’s more a case of “It’s [Redacted]” because it has to be, rather than you have been perceptive enough to amass an evidence trail suitable for a Court of Law. But then slasher maniacs rarely see the inside of a Court of Law, so going with your gut is okay in this context.

The cast though? I mean, you’re going to be spending a lot of time with these people and given the nature of the beast some of them are going to have to surprise you with who they really turn out to be. Happily, everyone in Slasher: The Executioner is far better at this acting lark than the usual cast of a slasher movie. It probably helps that unlike most slasher movies the cast is portraying adults rather than the more usual teenagers. Feeelingzzzz aside, adult life is a lot more complex than teenage life, so there’s a lot more scope for surprise behaviour wise. And adults by definition have lived longer than teenagers so they have an actual past which could, maybe, be full of misdeeds and tragedy. That kind of thing would be pretty helpful were you trying to fill about 8 hours of screentime, yeah? Yeah, it totally would. As Sarah, Katie McGrath is maybe a bit of a milksop but this, to be fair, pays off later with a major change in attitude, and also in her defence she is mostly on the backfoot as surprises and violence tend to single her out. And she certainly rallies herself with an impressively sad ferocity come the bloody climax. Brandon Jay McLaren as her life partner convinces as a man too nice to be true, but who just might come through. The killer is great and clearly having a fun time, but their performance becomes a real humdinger once the reveal hits and the pretence can be dropped (in front of the viewer at least). Lots of actors, lots of performances and all of them are lots of fun. Some are more fun than others, but saying more would splash spoil all over the place. In a town this big there might be more than one mystery, is all i’m saying.

Slasher: The Executioner is overwrought, it’s daft, it’s violent, it’s rarely dull and it successfully stretches your suspension of disbelief like so much Silly Putty. Pretty much a dreamy slasher experience all in all. Of course many a long form TV show comes a cropper when it has to deliver a definite ending. But rest easy, the end of Slasher: The Executioner doesn’t reveal everyone is dead, and, no, it wasn’t all a dream. The stakes are high ending wise; after nearly 8 hours Slasher needed to deliver a faceslap of an ending, and while the mechanics of what happen are hardly brain meltingly original, the psychological darkness of it was a bleak delight. In short the ending to Slasher: The Executioner is a TV win: it doesn’t make you wish you hadn’t bothered. As long as you came expecting a slasher, that is. The clue’s in the title after all.

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2019 Arkansas Times Academic All-Stars Nominees

Listed by their hometowns. Here are the students nominated to be Academic All-Stars. They are listed by their hometowns as indicated by mailing addresses. ALMA EMILY FOWLER Mulberry High School BAY JACOB HARLEY OSTER Bay High School BEARDEN CASSIDY CLEMENS Bearden High School GARRETT MCWHORTER Bearden High School BEEBE TAYLOR DWAYNE BOYCE Beebe High School JOLEY MARIE MITCHELL Rose Bud High School MARIANNA KERSEY RICHEY Beebe High School BEE BRANCH ANDREA DE TOUR Arkansas Virtual Academy High School BENTON JULIANNA DEMI SORVILLO Bauxite High School KAYLA M. TREASITTI Glen Rose High School BENTONVILLE KENDRA RISENER Haas Hall Academy ANGEL SOTERO Bentonville West High School JESSICA YIN Bentonville West High School BERRYVILLE ALEX RUBEN MALDONADO-LOPEZ Berryville High School AMBER NICOLE VEACH Berryville High School BISMARCK LAUREN ELIZABETH CORLEY Bismarck High School BLACK ROCK PAIGE LEANN PENN Hillcrest High School BLYTHEVILLE CHANDLER SPROUSE Gosnell High School SHAKIAH WILLIAMS Blytheville High School BONNERDALE HANNAH DIGGS Centerpoint High School BOONEVILLE JUSTIN RONGEY Magazine High School BRINKLEY KEVON MALOID DILLWORTH Brinkley High School EMILY ANN TAYLOR Brinkley High School BRUNO LANE BOGLE Valley Springs High School BRYANT SYDNEY ELAINE BOWMAN Bryant High School HARRISON BENNETT DOWNS Bryant High School CABOT ZHENG HUI ZHANG Cabot High School CAVE CITY KENDALL TOWNSLEY Cave City High School CENTER RIDGE SOPHIA FRANCESCA ISELY Nemo Vista High School CLARKSVILLE BRADLEY SCOTT BUCK Johnson County Westside High School CLINTON JACOB ALLEN BURROUGHS South Side High School CONWAY MARY KATHERINE FREYALDENHOVEN Conway High School KENDON CRAIG MOLINE Conway High School CORNING CAROLINE GOODMAN Corning High School CROSSETT DAILEY MARIE CHAVIS Crossett High School BRYCE RICHARD MOON Crossett High School DAMASCUS CLAIRE ELIZABETH DREWRY South Side High School DES ARC LINDSEY NICOLE REIDHAR Des Arc High School DEWITT RACHEL DANIELS DeWitt High School ZONTRAY KENDALL DeWitt High School DONALDSON DYLAN JASHUN CLAYTON Bismarck High School DOVER Ethan Seth Owen Jacobs Dover High School EUREKA SPRINGS KAYDEN ECKMAN Eureka Springs High School EVANSVILLE JESSICA ANN GOLDMAN Lincoln High School FARMINGTON NICHOLAS JAMES ERICKSON Farmington High School REAGAN SIERRA WHITE Farmington High School FAYETTEVILLE CHLOE AUGUST BOWEN Springdale High School SOPHIE FERNANDO Haas Hall Academy JEREMIA LO Fayetteville High School HAMAAD MEHAL Haas Hall Academy SPENCER LEE WALKER Fayetteville High School FISHER ANNA CHAPLAIN Harrisburg College and Career Prep FORT SMITH JOHN TYLER FREENY Southside High School MADISON ISABELLA RENEE MARSH Southside High School GOSNELL KAYLEE JO MILLER Gosnell High School GREENBRIER MADELYN RENEE JAMESON Greenbrier High School CALEB WADE TAPLEY Greenbrier High School GREENWOOD JULIA KATHLEEN BRIXEY Greenwood High School TYLER LAWRENCE MERREIGHN Greenwood High School GREERS FERRY FAITH MARIE BIRMINGHAM West Side High School HAMBURG NIGEL LEWIS Hamburg High School BRENDA FAITH O'FALLON Hamburg High School HARRISON GRACE ESTELLE BRANDT Harrison High School BLAKE JOHN WILLIAM WHITMER Harrison High School HAZEN ROSS TIMOTHY HARPER Hazen High School HICKORY PLAINS JEREMIAH DESHONE WILLIAMS Des Arc High School HIGDEN NATHANIEL WYATT SMITH West Side High School HORATIO GRACE ELIZABETH HARRIS Horatio High School HOT SPRINGS RHETT BARRETT Cutter Morning Star High School FAITH ELIZABETH CARNIE Lake Hamilton High School JORDAN C. ERICKSON Lake Hamilton High School EMMA KIRSTEN FERGUSON Lakeside High School THOMAS IAN HOLLIS Lakeside High School ANTHONY ALEXANDER REITER Hot Springs High School MICAH TRAVIS Mountain Pine High School HUTTIG NASTAJAE ALIYAH ALDERSON Strong High School JACKSONVILLE BASIA YVONNE BROWN Jacksonville High School GERALD ANTONIO DONOHUE Jacksonville High School JONESBORO OPHIE COPELIN Nettleton High School JETT JACKSON Harrisburg College and Career Prep ISABELLE FLORENCE JONES The Academies at Jonesboro High School JOSHUA MILNES Nettleton High School ANNA ELISE OPPENHEIM Bay High School NIKKOLETTE AMANDA PERKINS Brookland High School SEAN A. ROADES Valley View High School KALLEN SMITH Brookland High School TRACY N. TANNER Valley View High School LEACHVILLE HALLIE ELIZABETH BROWN Buffalo Island Central High School KYLE BRADLEY THRASHER Buffalo Island Central High School LITTLE ROCK MOHAMMED ABUELEM Pulaski Academy MILLER CLARK BACON eStem High School NATHAN THOMAS BARBER The Academies at Jonesboro High School CAROLINE BLANSCET Little Rock Christian Academy ANA ABARCA CHAVEZ Hall High School REBECCA SUSAN DIXON Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School SARAH J. DOUGLASS Joe T. Robinson High School SULLIVAN WALTER FITZ Catholic High School for Boys CELIA KRETH Episcopal Collegiate School FELIPE MORALES OSORIO Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School CLAUDIA CATHERINE SMITH eStem High School ETHAN STRAUSS Episcopal Collegiate School LUKE WEINER Little Rock Christian Academy MICHELLE XU Little Rock Central High School RAMY YOUSEF Little Rock Central High School MCCRORY CHRISTIAN LITTLE McCrory High School MABELVALE HALEY AMBER STANTON LISA Academy West High School MAGAZINE EMILY STATON Magazine High School MAMMOTH SPRING DEVON CRAY Mammoth Spring High School MARION WESLEY JAMES BARRETT Marion High School MORGAN BRADFORD WHITED Marion High School MAUMELLE GARRETT MICHAEL BAKANOVIC Maumelle High School CHAD BOYD Maumelle Charter High School GENRIETTA CHURBANOVA Pulaski Academy LINCOLN MOSES Maumelle Charter High School VICTORIA ORTEGA Maumelle High School MAYFLOWER HAYDYN HUDNALL Mayflower High School MULBERRY JARRET CHAMBERS Mulberry High School NEWPORT NOAH BLAKE RABY Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts NORTH LITTLE ROCK SOPHIA LYNN CHIER Mount St. Mary Academy CHASE CHRISTIAN MOHR-MCELROY North Little Rock Center of Excellence Charter KATHERINE RAMIREZ North Little Rock High School CARRE'LLA SADLER North Little Rock High School IOAN BROWN SANDERS North Little Rock High School OZARK AUTUMN PAIGE FLAHERTY Johnson County Westside High School PARAGOULD EMMA FARMER Marmaduke High School MICHALA ANN MCPHINK Paragould High School JACKSON CHANDLER PARKER Paragould High School MADISON SHEA ROBINSON Greene County Tech High School PARON JOHN MATTHEW HOWARD Joe T. Robinson High School PEA RIDGE HALLEY LASTER Pea Ridge High School ALEC ANDREW MEREDITH Pea Ridge High School PINE BLUFF MORGAN EDWARDS Watson Chapel High School A'DARIUS LEE Watson Chapel High School PINEVILLE KENLEE KAY KILLIAN Calico Rock High School PLUMERVILLE GARRETT R. HENDRIX Morrilton High School POWHATAN CREEDEN JAMES RICHEY Hillcrest High School RAVENDEN SPRINGS EMILY CHEYENNE LUFFMAN Sloan-Hendrix High School REYNO CHANDLER CONYERS Corning High School RISON JUSTIN JACOBS Rison High School MACY RATLIFF Rison High School ROGERS ALISHA AJAY CHATLANI Rogers High School MORGAN DIBASILIO Rogers Heritage High School SIDRA NADEEM Rogers New Technology High School NATHAN POWELL SKINNER Rogers High School ADAM RYSZARD SIWIEC Rogers Heritage High School ROSE BUD CARSON DAVID LUCENA Rose Bud High School ROYAL ANASTACIA GLASCO Mountain Pine High School RUSSELLVILLE KAYLEE FREEMAN Hector High School SEARCY JACKSON TANNER BENIGHT Searcy High School LAUREN ELIZABETH BROWN Searcy High School SHERIDAN LAINEY FAITH HILL Sheridan High School LOGAN JAMES INGRAM Sheridan High School SHERWOOD TIMOTHY NATHANIEL ESPEJO Sylvan Hills High School CHASE MARIE SWINTON Sylvan Hills High School SILOAM SPRINGS CHRISTINE NICOLE HONN Siloam Springs High School OLIVER MONROE REID Siloam Springs High School SMACKOVER ROBERT THOMAS DIXON Smackover High School KAYLEIGH AMANDA YEAGER Smackover High School SPRINGDALE EDUARDO AGUILAR Springdale High School SPRINGFIELD CAROLYN HOPE HOPKINS Morrilton High School STUTTGART MARY SALLAH JIA Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts TRUMANN ZACHARY DAVID BURCHFIELD Trumann High School WALNUT RIDGE DEVIN FOSTER SMITH Greene County Tech High School WARD JESSICA DAWN VAUGHN Cabot High School WHITE HALL JUSTIN ROBERT DADY White Hall High School WINSLOW JOSEPH ANDREW TAYLOR Lincoln High School WYNNE KYRA LIANE DOBSON Wynne High School JACKSON CHARLES GEORGE Wynne High School 2019 Arkansas Times Academic All-Stars Nominees

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Louis and would no doubt like to improve upon. Additionally, Dungey also had a career-high five wins during that 2010 season, a career-best total he has matched coming into St. Louis might provide a little more incentive for Dungey considering the last and only time he collected a 450SX Class win inside Edward Jones Dome was in 2010, when he claimed the title as a rookie. The heartbreak experienced by Dungey’s biggest title threat subsequently means he can strategically approach the remaining races, settling for points and a solid result on a night in which a win may not be necessary. Currently, 67 points separate Dungey from Canard, while 10 points sit between Canard and Tomac. The injury will almost certainly remove Canard from contention for the remainder of the season, leaving the battle for the title to come down to Dungey and Tomac. The rider Tomac can overtake is Team Honda HRC’s Canard, who earned no points in Detroit after a crash in the Semi left him out of action with a fractured left arm. Tomac now sits 77 points back on Dungey with five races remaining and is poised to take control of second place in the championship standings with another solid effort in St. Last Saturday, he was able to take advantage of one of his best starts of the season inside Ford Field to challenge Dungey, methodically work his way into the lead and pull away to capture the second win of his career.

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Tomac’s first full season of 450SX Class competition has been filled with the highest of highs and some unfortunate lows.

Will Jeremy Martin ascend to the top of the division?.

Can Joey Savatgy parlay his second career podium finish into the first victory of 2015 for Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki?.

Can Musquin bounce back from missing out on the win for just the second time this season to claim his fourth victory and reassert his control in the championship?.

Now that Bogle has captured the first win of his title defense, will he continue to cut into Musquin’s points lead?.

Will up-and-comer Weston Peick break through for the first podium finish of his career?.

Can veteran Chad Reed get back into the podium mix after finishing fourth last weekend?.

With the season-ending injury suffered by Trey Canard, who will step up in his absence to fill the soon-to-be vacant spot amongst the top-three in the championship standings? Perhaps it will be his Team Honda HRC rookie teammate Cole Seely, who currently sits fourth and has back-to-back podium finishes to his credit.

Can Tomac seize the momentum from his win in Detroit and become the second rider to earn back-to-back wins in 2015? It would be the first time Tomac has won consecutive races in his 450SX Class career.

Another win in the Gateway City would put the KTM rider one step closer to the second title of his career, and the first for the manufacturer. Louis came during his championship-winning rookie 450SX Class season in 2010.

Will Dungey continue to protect his points lead and settle for another 450SX Class podium, or will he set a career-best mark with his sixth win of the season?.

Some key things to watch heading into this Saturday night’s race include: Louis’ Edward Jones Dome will host the 13 th race of the 2015 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, on Saturday night. As a result of that distinction, potential rivalries are set to emerge between the top-two riders and teams in the 450SX Class and Eastern Regional 250SX Class standings as St. GEICO Honda is now the second team in 2015 to sweep both the 450SX Class and 250SX Class Main Events in a single evening. (March 24, 2015) – Following a dominant three-race win streak by Red Bull KTM teammates Ryan Dungey and Marvin Musquin, it was the GEICO Honda duo of Eli Tomac and Justin Bogle who stole the spotlight last weekend in Detroit. Dungey and Tomac Top 450SX, While Musquin and Bogle Get Closer in 250SXĪURORA, Ill.

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Ranking England's right-back options - Bogle, Justin, Aarons, Lamptey, Maitland-Niles, James, Wan-Bissaka, Trippier, Walker, Alexander-Arnold. Via 90min EN https://www.90min.com

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Eli Tomac wins Budds Creek and takes 3rd successive AMA MX Title

Eli Tomac 2019 AMA Pro Motocross 450 Champ

Eli Tomac 2019 AMA Pro Motocross 450 Champ

The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, approved by AMA Pro Racing, made its yearly visit to Budds Creek Motocross Park in Southern Maryland on Saturday, for the 30th running of the GEICO Motorbike Budds Creek National.

< div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| [].). push( ); The penultimate round of the 2019 season saw Monster Energy Kawasaki's Eli Tomac sweep both motos to clinch his 3rd consecutive 450 Class title, becoming simply the 4th rider in history to accomplish that excellent feat. The triumph also provided Tomac his class-leading 5th total success of the season. <p>In the 250 Class, Red Bull KTM's Shane McElrath proved to be unstoppable as he swept both motos for his first win of the season. <p>Hunter Lawrence made his return from injury to card 10-13 results for 12th total and is now 10th in the total champion standings. More youthful sibling Jett made his second senior Pro Motocross start after recently turning 16 and scored 24-30 results. <hr> <h2 style="text-align: center;">450 <p>The first 450 Class moto got underway with Rocky Mountain ATV/MC-KTM-WPS rider Justin Bogle emerging with his second MotoSport.com Holeshot of the season over Tomac and Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's Zach Osborne. Tomac right away pushed his way to the front as he blasted around Bogle to lead the opening lap. Team Honda HRC's Ken Roczen as soon as again used amazing speed to begin the moto and blitzed his way towards the front into 2nd, followed by Bogle. <p>Tomac dropped the hammer early in an effort to break away, however, Roczen refused to let his competing go by upping his rate to keep Tomac in sight. With the leaders well out front, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Marvin Musquin was on the relocation, latching onto the rear fender of Bogle and ultimately taking control of 3rd on Lap 5. Tomac's rate proved to be too much for Roczen to preserve as the race endured, and the German lost ground in the 2nd half of the 30-minute-plus-two-lap moto.<div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; "> <script> < div design="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| [].). push( ); There was no stopping Tomac as he vanished to take a commanding win by 13.9 seconds over Roczen. It marked the ninth moto win of the season for the multi-time safeguarding champ. Musquin completed the podium in a distant third. <p>As the 450 Class field exited the very first rely on begin Moto 2 it was Osborne who directly edged out Tomac for the MotoSport.com Holeshot, simply ahead of Roczen and Musquin. The lead for Osborne was short lived as Tomac powered his way to the front prior to the 2nd turn. When the 40-rider field completed the opening lap it was Tomac, Roczen and Osborne out front. <p>Similar to the opening moto, Tomac and Roczen set the speed early and vacated to a comfy space on the riders that followed them. On Lap 2, Osborne's Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing teammate Jason Anderson found his way by for 3rd, while Musquin dropped Osborne another spot to fifth simply minutes later. Anderson's march to the front continued as he started gradually closing in on Roczen, ultimately taking control of the runner-up position on Lap 9. Roczen continued his charge from third. <p>Based on the running order in the subsiding minutes of the moto, Tomac had yet to move into a position to clinch the title. Roczen's hang on third sufficed to keep him within 49 points of Tomac in the champion standings, as the ruling champ required a lead of 50 indicate secure the title a round early. <p>With the racing closing in on the 30-minute mark, Roczen started to drop off of the pace, which enabled Musquin and a number of other riders to close in. Roczen's title hopes remained in serious jeopardy when Musquin began a challenge for the position on Lap 12. The German didn't put up much of a battle, and Musquin took over 3rd. Roczen continued to lose 2 more positions on the exact same lap.<div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; "> <script> < div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| [].). push( ); Tomac left his competitors well behind to quickly take his 10th moto win of the season by 14.9 seconds. Anderson ended up runner-up for his 5th moto podium of the season, followed by Musquin in third. Roczen ended the moto seventh. <p>Tomac's 5th win of 2019 came through his third 1-1 sweep of the season. The 22nd victory of his career moves him into a tie with Rick Johnson for 4th on the all-time 450 Class wins list. <p>In terms of the championship, Tomac's win, integrated with Musquin's third-place finish in Moto 2, left Tomac with an exact 50-point advantage over the Frenchman, who surpassed Roczen for 2nd in points in the final moto. <p>With a potential season-ending tiebreaker already secured in his favor, Tomac recorded the Edison Dye Cup for the third year in a row, and did so a round early for the very first time in his profession. He signs up with Gary Jones, Tony DiStefano and Ricky Carmichael as the only riders in history to achieve the champion three-peat. <p style="text-align: center;">Eli Tomac <p>" This is such an unique method to end the weekend, and not something I actually anticipated occurring with one round to go," stated Tomac. "I truthfully didn't even understand I had the champion up until the last lap. I thought that I required one more spot from the guys behind me, so that was a little bit of a surprise. It was good to do the job today. It's tough to beat the first championship, but they're all unique and special in their own methods."<div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; "> <script> < div design="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| []width: 1200px"><figcaption>.). push( <hr> <p> ); Eli Tomac Jason Anderson's 4-2 ratings were good enough to end up the day second total, edging out Musquin in third( <p style="text-align: center;">3-3). Marvin Musquin <p>" I had good practices today and the motos got rougher, harder and drier, that made it harder on the body and on the bike. My starts were actually pretty excellent however things took place in both motos that cost me a number of positions early on. In general, I offered my best and we simply require to work a little bit more for those kinds of conditions." <figure style="width: 1920px"><figcaption>Marvin Musquin <hr> <p>While Tomac has finished up the 2019 title, thanks to his 50-point lead in the standings, the fight for runner-up in the champion will head to the last round in Indiana next weekend, with Musquin and Roczen separated by just five-points. <figure style="width: 1200px"><figcaption>Jason Anderson <p>Jason Anderson and Zach Osborne are fourth and 5th respectively ahead of Cooper Webb while Justin Barcia's 6-5 results at Red Bud sees him seventh in the 450cc AMA Pro Motocross Championship standings. <p style="text-align: center;">Justin Barcia<div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; "> <script> < div design="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| [].). push( ); "I was riding strong and the bike established was working well for me. I wound up getting a great start in Moto 1, fought near the front and wound up 6th in Moto 1. In the 2nd Moto, I got another solid start. I was battling with( Zach) Osborne and a lot of other guys. I rode my butt off. We made a modification prior to the second Moto and it was the best modification. My starts have been excellent, it was good to have the speed too. I'm now wishing the season wasn't about to be over. It would have been excellent to be on the podium today, but we're taking actions in the right direction." <figure style="width: 1920px"><figcaption>Justin Barcia <hr> <h5 style="text-align: center;">450 Class Overall Results (Moto Complete) <ol> <li>Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Kawasaki (1-1) <li>Jason Anderson, Edgewood, N.M., Husqvarna (4-2) <li>Marvin Musquin, France, KTM (3-3) <li>Ken Roczen, Germany, Honda (2-7) <li>Zach Osborne, Abingdon, Va., Husqvarna (5-4) <li>Justin Barcia, Monroe, N.Y., Yamaha (6-5) <li>Dean Wilson, Scotland, Husqvarna (8-6) <li>Aaron Plessinger, Hamilton, Ohio, Yamaha (9-9) <li>Benny Bloss, Oak Grove, Mo., KTM (7-11) <li>Kyle Cunningham, Willow Park, Texas, Honda (11-8) <h5 style="text-align: center;">450 Class Championship Standings <ol> <li>Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Kawasaki-- 476 <li>Marvin Musquin, France, KTM-- 426 <li>Ken Roczen, Germany, Honda-- 421 <li>Jason Anderson, Edgewood, N.M., Husqvarna-- 376 <li>Zach Osborne, Abingdon, Va., Husqvarna-- 365 <li>Cooper Webb, Newport, N.C., KTM-- 324 <li>Justin Barcia, Monroe, N.Y., Yamaha-- 283 <li>Fredrik Noren, Sweden, Suzuki-- 218 <li>Justin Bogle, Cushing, Okla., KTM-- 210 <li>Blake Baggett, Grand Balcony, Calif., KTM-- 175 <hr> <h2 style="text-align: center;">250 <p>The opening 250 Class moto of the afternoon saw Ty Masterpool capture his 2nd holeshot of the season ahead of McElrath and Kawasaki's Adam Cianciarulo. A fast relocation by Cianciarulo enabled him to take over 2nd from McElrath, following Masterpool across the line to finish the opening lap. Cianciarulo's championship competitors, and Yamaha Racing colleagues, Justin Cooper and Dylan Ferrandis started the race beyond the top-10 and top-20, respectively. <p>With Masterool riding well at the front of the field, Cianciarulo used pressure early until an off track expedition cost him a number of positions on Lap 2, from which he reentered the race in fifth. McElrath and Kawasaki's Martin Davalos made the most of Cianciarulo's mistake to inherit the 2nd and third areas. McElrath started surrounding the race leader and utilized an aggressive proceed Lap 5 to take the lead from Masterpool. <p>McElrath quickly went to work out front and instantly started to open a space over his fellow competitors, while Cianciarulo regrouped and started working his method back through the pack of riders ahead of him. Cianciarulo successfully battled back inside the leading 3 on Lap 4, and after that forced his way by Masterpool for 2nd on Lap 9. Just minutes later, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's Michael Mosiman also discovered his way around Masterpool, taking control of third. <p>As McElrath and Cianciarulo remained in control of the top 2 areas, the fight started to heat up for 3rd as GEICO Honda's RJ Hampshire started to bridge the gap on Mosiman. Hampshire, who won the Budds Creek National one year earlier, was on an objective and pushed Mosiman out of the way for 3rd on Lap 13. <p>When the checkered flag waved it was McElrath who put in a dominant performance to take his very first moto win of the season by 8.7 seconds over Cianciarulo. Hampshire held on for a remarkable third, offering him his 3rd moto podium of 2019. Ferrandis' hard charge from deep in the field brought him to 4th, narrowly losing out on the podium, while Cooper followed just a couple positions behind in sixth.<div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; "> <script> < div style="margin-top: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;" >( adsbygoogle= window.adsbygoogle|| [].). push( ); The deciding 250 Class moto saw McElrath lead the field through the very first turn for the holeshot, with Yamaha Racing's Mitchell Oldenburg and Suzuki Factory Racing's Alex Martin in tow. McElrath and Oldenburg went back and forth on the opening lap, with McElrath eventually taking the edge. A wild start to the race saw Cianciarulo just inside of the top-10, while Ferrandis was beyond the top-20. Hampshire discovered himself down in a first-turn pileup. <p>McElrath continued his outstanding riding out front, while Oldenburg and Martin continued providing chase. Martin grabbed a handful of throttle and credited the within Oldenburg to take 2nd while coming down Henry Hill. Oldenburg continued to lose ground as Cooper, who began 4th, snuck around his teammate for 3rd. Cooper's pace permitted him to capture Martin late in the moto, where the Yamaha rider effectively made the pass for 2nd. <p>In their quest to come through the pack, champion rivals Cianciarulo and Ferrandis quickly discovered themselves next to one another on the track. As they combated their way forward through the middle of the moto, Ferrandis pulled the trigger on a pass and started slight contact with Cianciarulo, requiring the point leader to briefly stop his momentum as Ferrandis surged ahead. The duo would continue gaining positions, with both ultimately making their way into the top five. <figure style="width: 1200px"><figcaption>Shane McElrath <p>Simply like the first moto, McElrath stayed undisputed out front and took the victory by 7.7 seconds over Cooper. Martin rebounded from a challenging first moto to take his 5th moto podium of the season in third. Ferrandis and Cianciarulo crossed the line 4th and 5th, respectively. Hampshire recovered from his first-turn incident to take 8th. <p>The 1-1 ratings by McElrath marked simply his 2nd and third career moto triumphes, and capped off what was undoubtedly the finest race of his profession. The KTM rider did not win either moto en path to his first-career success last season. <figure style="width: 1920px"><figcaption>Shane McElrath <p style="text-align: center;">Shane McElrath <p>" It's been a real test to my fate this season," said McElrath. "The outcomes haven't been what we wanted, however we never ever gave up and just kept at it and giving it our best. The conditions were ruthless today and this feeling is insane. It feels actually good to get it done and leave with the total win today." <figure style="width: 1920px"><figcaption>Shane McElrath <hr> <p>Regardless of a hard 2nd moto in which he stopped working to finish inside the top three for just the 3rd time this season, Cianciarulo still managed to get second general on the day (2-5), while Cooper finished the podium in 3rd (6-2). <p style="text-align: center;">Adam Cianciarulo <p>" My mindset is simply to do the very best I can every moto," stated Cianciarulo, who is the only rider in Pro Motocross to finish on the overall podium at every round this season. "It's great to have a little cushion heading into the last round, which definitely takes some pressure off. Ironman [Raceway] is a track that I seem like fits me well, and I just wish to go in there and have the objective to choose another win." <figure style="width: 1200px"><figcaption>Adam Cianciarulo <hr> <p>Cianciarulo extended his lead in the championship by two points over Ferrandis and now holds a 30-point benefit heading into the final round in what will be a two-rider face-off for the Gary Jones Cup. <p>Cooper effectively clinched 3rd in the championship with his podium outcome and sits 60 points behind Cianciarulo, eliminating the Yamaha rider from title contention. <figure style="width: 1200px"><figcaption>Justin Cooper <hr> <p style="text-align: center;">And how about the Aussies ...? <p>Hunter Lawrence made his return from injury to card 10-13 outcomes for 12th general and is now 10th in the total champion standings. <p>Younger sibling Jett made his 2nd senior Pro Motocross start after just recently turning 16 and scored 24-30 outcomes. <hr> <p>The 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Champion will host its last round of the season next Saturday, August 24, from Ironman Raceway in Crawfordsville, Indiana. <p style="text-align: center;">250 Class Overall Results (Moto End Up) <ol> <li>Shane McElrath, Canton, N.C., KTM (1-1) <li>Adam Cianciarulo, Port Orange, Fla., Kawasaki (2-5) <li>Justin Cooper, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., Yamaha (6-2) <li>Dylan Ferrandis, France, Yamaha (4-4) <li>RJ Hampshire, Hudson, Fla., Honda (3-8) <li>Cameron McAdoo, Sioux City, Iowa, KTM (8-9) <li>Chase Sexton, La Moille, Ill., Honda (12-6) <li>Ty Masterpool, Paradise, Texas, Yamaha (7-11) <li>Alex Martin, Millville, Minn., Suzuki (18-3) <li>Michael Mosiman, Sebastopol, Calif., Husqvarna (5-14) <p style="text-align: center;">250 Class Championship Standings <ol> <li>Adam Cianciarulo, Port Orange, Fla., Kawasaki-- 479 <li>Dylan Ferrandis, France, Yamaha-- 449 <li>Justin Cooper, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., Yamaha-- 419 <li>RJ Hampshire, Hudson, Fla., Honda-- 310 <li>Colt Nichols, Muskogee, Okla., Yamaha-- 292 <li>Chase Sexton, La Moille, Ill., Honda-- 278 <li>Alex Martin, Millville, Minn., Suzuki-- 277 <li>Shane McElrath, Canton, N.C., KTM-- 260 <li>Michael Mosiman, Sebastopol, Calif., Husqvarna-- 258 <li>Hunter Lawrence, Australia, Honda-- 252 <hr> <p style="text-align: center;">Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Champion GEICO Motorbike Budds Creek National Budds Creek Motocross Park-- Mechanicsville, Maryland, August 17, 2019

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