Muhammad Ali
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This Week in Black History
This Week in Black History, March 6, 1964
Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad officially gives heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay the name Muhammad Ali. Ali later disavowed…
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Entertainment
This Week in Black History, Sept. 5, 1960
A young boxer named Cassius Clay won the gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the Summer Olympics in…
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Entertainment
Alexis Floyd portrays Muhammad Ali’s wife in play
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — Alexis Floyd plays the lone female character in award-winner Will Power’s drama,…
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Entertainment
BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: LeBron’s first theater show highlights unusual Ali alliance
By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer Will Power’s dynamic “Fetch Clay, Make Man” is coming to the Kirk Douglas Theatre June…
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Features
This Week in Black History
Sept. 5, 1960 A young boxer named Cassius Clay won the gold medal in the light heavyweight division in the…
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Sports
SPORTS DIGEST: Sporting world says farewell to two of its greatest
By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer Over the years, the sporting world has introduced a new acronym to the lexicon. GOAT…
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Lead Stories
Wesson, Price endorse plan for Muhammad Ali stamp
Wave Staff and Wire Report LOS ANGELES — City Councilmen Curren Price and Herb Wesson are throwing their support behind…
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Entertainment
BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: World Channel observes Juneteenth with documentaries
By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer World Channel, the multiplatform channel bringing diversity to public media, honors the Juneteenth holiday with…
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Regina King adds her prints at Chinese Theatre
Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — Oscar- and Emmy-winning actress Regina King placed her handprints and footprints in cement in the…
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Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Another comeback for ‘the greatest’
THE HUTCHINSON REPORT By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist There are two events seared deep in my memory about “the…
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