Cover-Up review – atrocity exposer Seymour Hersh, journalist legend, gets a moment in the spotlight

Hersh’s record on uncovering the big stories, from My Lai to Abu Ghraib, speaks for itself. This documentary watches him at work: dogged, nonconformist and combative Renowned investigative journalist Seymour Hersh was never played in a film by Robert Redford or Dustin Hoffman, like the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. But as this documentary portrait argues, he’s probably more important than either. Hersh has a longer record of breaking big stories, from the My Lai massacre in Vietnam to torture by US army personnel at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq – the latter a historic scoop underscored by the stomach-turning photos which Hersh brought to light. Hersh is asked if Abu Ghraib would have been the story it was without those pictures and replies: “No pictures, no story.” Well, maybe. But his other scoops had no pictures of this kind. One incidental thing Abu Ghraib showed was how ubiquitous digital photography became at the beginning of the century; how easy it was to take...

On The Rap Radar Podcast, Jamie Foxx Unveiled An Incredible Impersonation Of Donald Trump

In the most recent episode of the Rap Radar podcast, hosted by Elliott Wilson and Brian "B. Dot" Miller, the 54-year-old actor and Snoop Dogg discussed their new Netflix film Day Shift. Comedy artists and performers have been working on perfecting their Donald Trump impressions for years, but Jamie Foxx may have them all beat. Foxx started acting like the former president 76 while the group was talking about Michael "Harry-O" Harris, a once-incarcerated businessman. The latter helped build Death Row Records and was pardoned by Trump just before he left office in January 2021, as the New York Post reported. As soon as Snoop, 50, brought up Harris' pardon, Foxx, doing his best version of Trump, joked, "There's a lot of wonderful individuals on both sides, a lot of wonderful people on both sides," making fun of Trump's notorious remarks about the 2017 white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Harry O., I know. He has an amazing character. At the moment, he could not vote for me, Foxx remarked while maintaining his persona. Once he leaves, he can now cast his vote for me. I adore Snoop D.O.D.G. fantastic individual. About 30 minutes into the episode, Foxx started making his impression and spent the following minute quoting the previous president's most popular sayings. Please excuse me; bogus news, please excuse me. So Foxx carried on, bringing the other people into fits of laughter. When Miller questioned what his "favorite" Death Row Records album would be, Foxx, as Trump said, "All of them." "The Death Row Records are fantastic. Please don't try to corner me; you can see what he just said. Excuse me." As he sat back and raged, Foxx alluded to Trump's 2020 COVID-19 diagnosis "They attempted to infect me with the virus! I overcame the virus." When he stated to political analyst Van Jones on The Messy Truth in 2018 that he believed his children also couldn't look up to Trump during his time in the White House, Foxx made his criticism of Trump public.

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