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Ken McCoy Entertainment Report reviews movie trailer "You Should Have Left," Yosemite is open for reservations, and a virtual Juneteenth California celebration is the first of its kind.

California legislature took a knee for eight minutes and 46 seconds at the California Capitol to protest racism and the death of George Floyd, Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez (D-San Diego) took the opportunity to call out some of her Latino colleagues.

Host Ken McCoy features his other half and beautiful wife, Kathleen McCoy. McCoy also talks about the Juneteenth Jazz & Blues live show coming up.

ONME News Special Report covers the latest happenings and protests in California surrounding the George Floyd case.

On Sunday, 1,000s of protesters came to downtown Fresno to express their disgust with the murder of George Floyd who was killed by a Minnesota police officer, Chauvin.

Host Ken McCoy reviews the best movie trailers to watch this 2020 spring: Force of Nature, Unhinged, The Blackout, A quiet Place Part 2, and Train to Basan Part 3.

African-American Recognition Ceremony, two new African-American principals in Fresno Unified School District and the African-American Museum to do virtual Juneteenth Jazz & Blues event.

Host Ken McCoy reveals Disney and Hamilton connection; Erykah Badu releases new Verzuz TV channel; new movie Assassin trainer and Ken McCoy, Jr. talks fish and BMA.

Host Ken McCoy talks about what President Obama is saying to the 2020 graduates, Tom Cruise to fight in real space with NASA, Christopher Nolan new movie Tenet, and The Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation Inc. tackles mental illness in the African-American community.