WEB's Clipped Exposes the Downfall of the Los Angeles Clippers
New Miniseries Sheds Light on Notorious NBA Scandal
Synopsis:
WEB's "Clipped," a sports drama miniseries created by Gina Welch, delves into the infamous "Sterling Affairs" scandal that rocked the National Basketball Association (NBA) in 2014. Based on the ESPN 30 for 30 podcast of the same name, the miniseries follows the events leading up to and following the release of a tape containing racist remarks made by then-Los Angeles Clippers owner, Donald Sterling.
Key Points:
The miniseries stars Kelly AuCoin, Michael Heidemann, Jock McKissic, and Laurence Fishburne and explores the impact of Sterling's comments on the team, the league, and the broader sports community. It sheds light on the undercurrents of racism and discrimination that continue to plague society and the complexities of confronting such issues.
FX's "Clipped" offers a gripping and thought-provoking examination of a major sports scandal, providing valuable insights into the consequences of prejudice and the importance of accountability.
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