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Our marriage was resurrected : Terry and Rebecca King Crews talk healing and faith

Our marriage was resurrected : Terry and Rebecca King Crews talk healing and faith Angie Orellana Hernandez © (Collage illustration by Cyrena Hillyard) Michael Ordoña, top left, led the panel with Rebecca King Crews and Terry Crews. (Collage illustration by Cyrena Hillyard) D-day, as Rebecca King Crews describes it, was a turning point in the Crews household. It was the day her husband, Terry Crews, confessed the infidelity and porn addiction that he had kept under wraps throughout their marriage. “I just laid on the floor and mourned the death of my future and my dreams and all the things that I had hoped for between the two of us and for our children,” the singer-songwriter said, sitting next to her husband during a candid conversation with Los Angeles Times writer Michael Ordoña on Thursday.

New on DVD: Crisis examines opioid epidemic

New on DVD: Crisis examines opioid epidemic Tribune A thriller exploring the nation s opioid epidemic tops the new DVD releases for the week of April 20. Crisis : Three separate stories collide in director Nicholas Jarecki s examination of drug abuse in the United States. The movie stars Gary Oldman, Evangeline Lilly and Armie Hammer, who has been at the center of multiple sexual misconduct claims and is under investigation by the LAPD. The film misses the mark, said Los Angeles Times critic Michael Ordoña in his review. The movie is a multiple-narrative look at the misuse of the likes of fentanyl, oxycodone and heroin that, according to HHS, afflicted more than 1.6 million Americans in 2019. It s a raging epidemic exacting a dreadful human toll, but Crisis doesn t share it in a meaningful, emotional way; it feels like research dressed as a drama.

L A Times Book Prizes and Festival of Books: How to watch

Print We’re back! The second pandemic edition of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Stories & Ideas kicks off this weekend, beginning with a virtual ceremony announcing the winners of the 2020 L.A. Times Book Prizes. This year’s 26th celebration of the written word begins with the Book Prize announcements April 16 at 5 p.m. Tune in on Twitter, Facebook or YouTube. The festival proper opens April 17 at 10 a.m. with the help of USC’s President Carol L. Folt, featuring surprise appearances by Times writers and a performance by the USC Trojan Marching Band. Times columnist Patt Morrison will moderate.

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