
Is Beef season 2 cooked? And, a tribute to Nevon Sinclair
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Premiering in 2023, the Netflix series Beef was an instant smash hit thanks to its gripping premise about a minor road-rage incident between two strangers that snowballs into an all-consuming, back-and-forth battle. For season two, creator Lee Sung Jin introduces a new cast of characters who clash at an upscale country club. Variety TV critic Alison Herman and Vulture TV critic Roxana Hadadi talk to Elamin Abelmahmoud about whether the second season is as successful as the first.
Nevon Sinclair was a Toronto-based singer, vocal coach and vocal arranger whose talents helped shape the sound of artists like Daniel Caesar, Charlotte Day Wilson, Loony and Shi Wisdom. He died recently at the age of 39. Elamin is joined by music journalist and publicist Dalton Higgins and CBC Music producer Ryan Chung to look back on Nevon Sinclair’s legacy and the role Toronto’s Black Christian music community has played in giving us some of Canada’s most successful R&B singers and musicians to date.
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