Frank Lucas's story illustrates how crime and culture helped African Americans rise in entertainment.
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Music rivals (Prince, Morris Day) return in a sequel to "Purple Rain."
Riviera hotel pianist (Prince) eyes trust-fund beauty (Kristin Scott Thomas).
A musical prodigy reaches for the stars while overcoming issues that may tear apart her family.
Mobsters force a record exec (Harvey Keitel) to push a boring trio.
Working-class family man (Bill Cosby) learns son has sickle cell anemia.
Sportswriter (Paul Stewart) recalls the boxer's (Coley Wallace) career.
Frustrated by the city system, a Chicago teacher (Cicely Tyson) opens her own ghetto school.
The first black pitcher (Louis Gossett Jr.) in the American League.
Virgil runs away from an officer to prevent her from searching his backpack.
Dakota City area is bombarded with sunspots, boosting Static's powers.
Permafrost is a homeless girl named Maureen Conner who suffers from mental problems.
Static is hunted out by the Ruff Pack, who nearly discover his secret identity.
While in Hawaii for a little rest, Mr. T and the team become the victims of a gang of jewel thieves.
McCallister aims to film the Turbo team and their car, the 'Ultra Sound,' while crooks plot to steal it.
One of the great Motown acts of the past several years headlines.
Jazz lineup features pianist Horace Silver, Lee Morgan and 22-year old Bobbi Humphrey.
Vintage clips of great jazz artists.
Women (Judy Brown, Pam Grier, Roberta Collins) plot escape from perverts' tropical prison.
Women rebel against slave labor in a filthy sugar cane camp in Asia.
Federal agent (Tamara Dobson) routs drug-dealing Dragon Lady (Stella Stevens) in Macao.
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