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JunglelandStranded in Fall River, Massachusetts, brothers Stanley (Hunnam) and Lion (O’Connell) are fighting to survive. Lion, a bare-knuckle boxer, and Stan, his manager and promoter, work the fight circuit to make ends meet. Squatting in an abandoned house at night and working in a sewing factory during the day, the pair work to gather enough money to get themselves to San Francisco for a $100,000-prize boxing match. But when Stan falls deep in debt with a local criminal named Pep-per (Majors), the brothers are forced to make difficult decisions during their cross-country road trip.Director: Max Winkler. Stars: Charlie Hunnam, Jack O’Connell, Naheem Garcia, Jessica Barden, Nick Mullen, Fran Kranz, Patrick M. Walsh, Jonathan Majors. 2019. 90 mins. Drama.

SpellAfter escaping an abusive and dark childhood, now successful businessman Marquis T. Woods (Hardwick) makes plans to return to Appalachia with his wife, Veora (Burroughs), and two teen-age children, Samsara (Gonera) and Ty-don (Burton), for his estranged, abusive father’s funeral. When a storm sends the family’s plane crashing into rural Appalachia, Marquis awakens to find himself in a remote and decrepit house, with a terrible foot injury and in the care of Eloise (Devine) and her husband, Earl (Beasley). With his family missing and enduring increasingly sinister actions by Eloise and local town folk, Marquis soon discovers that this secluded town is not what it appears.Director: Mark Tonderai. Stars: Omari Hardwick, Loretta Devine, Lorraine Bur-roughs, Hannah Gonera, Kalifa Burton, John Beasley, Tumisho Masha, Steve Mululu. 2020. 91 mins. Horror.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2020 WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE SECTION BFRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2020 WYOMING TRIBUNE EAGLE SECTION B

TOP RENTALS Oct. 5-11

ToDoNetflix documentary on Blackpink, Page B2

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1. “The Tax Collector”2. “Ava”3. “The Secret: Dare to Dream”4. “The Silencing”5. “True History of the Kelly Gang”6. “The Secret Garden (2020)”7. “The 2nd”8. “Scoob!”9. “Black Water: Abyss”10. “The King of Staten Island”

Top 10 DVD rentals at Redbox kiosks nationwide:

1. “Ava”2. “The Tax Collector”3. “The Silencing”4. “The 2nd”5. “The Secret: Dare to Dream”6. “Black Water: Abyss”7. “True History of the Kelly Gang”8. “The Secret Garden (2020)”9. “Scoob!”10. “American Pie Presents: Girls’ Rules”

By Niki KottmannWyoming Tribune Eagle

Tonee Hayes’ 2020 became tragic several weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic

swept the U.S.

In mid-February, the San Fran-cisco Bay Area rapper – better known as Nef The Pharaoh – learned his sister’s ex-boyfriend had shot and killed her and her 4-year-old son.

“I didn’t take a break from creat-ing because I get inspired from ev-eryday life, even when everything hit at once,” Hayes said. “My older sister was murdered ... and my nephew … and [I have] an uncle that passed and my best friend was murdered, so a lot of that stuff hap-pened back to back. The normal human would get discouraged and give up, but those were extra push-es in my life to keep on rolling and never get discouraged – to remain hungry and remain humble, and that’s the kind of mindset I’ve had since those tragedies.”

The Vallejo, California native hasn’t performed since before the pandemic, but he’s making his offi-cial return to the stage at 7 p.m. Fri-day at The Lincoln for a free concert.

Dealing with his grief on top of the public health crisis has made the last seven months even more challenging than they were already shaping up to be, but Hayes said he’s focused on the positives.

“Since COVID-19 has hit, and the world became this new world, it’s actually given me time to have quality time with my kids,” he said. “I’m a father of two and have a baby girl on the way, so it’s given me time to bond with my kids and create new ways of generating revenue with my music.”

Much of the music he’s been fo-cusing on is off his new album, “HereYee HereYee,” which drops Oct. 21, but Hayes also released a mixtape in the early months of lockdown called “ChangSzn2” that featured the era-appropriate song

“Quarantine Chronicles” (and the music video included fan videos submitted from their respective quarantine locations).

He also spent his downtime this summer – when he was origi-nally scheduled to be on tour – mak-ing music videos for “HereYee HereYee,” which Hayes said stays true to his classic Bay Area sound, while also showing off his versatility as an artist. This new album showcases not only his rap-ping, but his singing and spoken word poetry skills, and he’s “very satisfied” with the creativity that went into it.

“The one before was ‘Mush-rooms & Coloring Books,’ and that was about showing the world my different styles of artistry and my diversity to be able to switch up my style,” Hayes said. “This one is ba-sically about ‘I’m here, this is how you deal with it, I’m better than most of y’all.’ I’m excited about this project because it’s different – re-leasing it during quarantine, we have to think of new ways to do pro-motion. This album is going to have more videos than I’ve ever had on my other albums because this is all you can do, shoot videos and re-lease them.”

Since April 20, Hayes has re-leased six music videos, and he’s only had one videographer turn him down due to COVID-19 con-cerns. When searching for new producers and filmmakers to work with, he said he’s really just looking for someone to help make his vision come to life.

Lately, those visions have been much more out-of-the-box.

“The team I just shot with did a green screen – that was my first time working with them, and they were able to get the vision done,” Hayes said about a recent video in which he gets to play King Kong. “It all depends on the type of vision I have in my head. I’ll go through my songs, and I’ll just listen to them with my eyes closed and think about what I want to see. Think about the feelings it puts me in.”

See Nef, page B2

RAPPER NEF THE PHARAOH WILL DEBUT NEW ALBUM AT THE LINCOLN TONIGHT

Tonee Hayes, aka Nef the Pharaoh, is a 25-year-old rapper from Vallejo, Califor-nia, who was was selected by fans as the “Bay Area Freshman of the Year” in a yearly contest held by Thizzler.com in 2014. Courtesy

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