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Moore plays Raekwon (aka Corey Woods), one of the group's founding members. Moore also enjoys how playing Raekwon shows his range. PARTING SHOT FOR SHAMEIK MOORE, THE STORY OF THE HIP-HOP GROUP WU-TANG CLAN is the essence of the "American story.". [Extracted from the article]

The article presents several brief profiles of celebrities including American actor Mahershala Ali, American rapper Shameik Moore and American stage actor Colman Domingo. It mentions that Ali has worked in the film "The Hunger Games". It also mentions that Moore has worked in the film "Dope" and Domingo has worked in the American drama series "Fear the Walking Dead"

The article features actor/performer Shameik Moore. His works include the Netflix series "The Get Down," the short film and recording album "30058," and the motion picture "Dope." Noted are some of his preferred clothing and accessories such as the adidas Superstar Supercolor x Pharrell Williams sneakers and the Alexander McQueen Distressed denim jeans. His favorite book is "The Alchemist," by Paulo Coelho.

The article discusses actor, singer, and dancer Shameik Moore, including his role in the motion picture "Dope," his work on the cartoon "Incredible Crew," and his reading of the book "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coehlo, which was recommended to him by "Dope" executive producer Pharrell Williams.

The article offers information on the production of the film "Dope," directed by Rick Famuyiwa and starring Shameik Moore, Tony Revolori, and Kiersey Clemons. It states that "Dope" is a coming-of-age story of three geeks growing up in a drug-riddled part of Inglewood, California. Information about the equipment used in the production of the film is presented.

Like 'John Wick,' 'Pitch Perfect' and 'Austin Powers' before it, 'Spider-Verse' is a much-loved and leggy hit which is primed to breakout via the first sequel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses director Rick Famuyiwa's movie "Dope" which stars actor Shameik Moore. Topics include the film which is set in the 1990's pays homage to the films and music of that decade, Shameik's character in the film Malcolm is based on the director's life experiences and the director's view on the lack of diversity in the American motion picture industry.

Shameik Moore Resists The Actor-to-Musician Cliché Eye The actor, known for "Dope" and "The Get Down", hasalways wanted to be a singer and dancer, and finallyfinds himself ready to give music a chance Shameik Moore knows that actorswho decide they want to becomemusicians are, more often than not,met with an eye roll. Though the pandemic has interruptedanything acting-related at the moment,it's giving Moore a chance to get creativeat home, working on music videos forhis upcoming singles as he gets ready todrop the album. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on several topics related to deals in the creative artists industry. Among the topics mentioned include the possible initial public offering (IPO) of Creative Artists Agency (CAA) China, the negotiation by Tristar studio for the "Pandemonium" biographical picture (biopics), and the signing of contract by actor Shameik Moore with CAA.

The article presents information related to actor and rapper Shameik Moore. It refers to his appearances in some television shows and critically-acclaimed films, including Netflix's "The Get Down" and" Dope." It refers to Moore's views on the similarities between acting and voice acting. It also states that Moore does not rehearse much and tries to get creative with the script.

An interview with actor Shameik Moore is presented. When asked Moore on his writing affirmations like "I am Miles Morales," in a notebook before his casting and his nomination in the Oscar award, he states that he has never expected for the award nomination. Moore talks about his friendship with actor Michael B. Jordan. He also discusses on his experience with the film's day recording.

The article presents a brief account of actor Shameik Moore, whose movie "Dope", directed by director Rick Famuyiwa, premiered at the film festival, Sundance in January 2015.

The article features actor Shameik Moore, who received a standing ovation after "Dope's" first screening in 2015 and was hailed by critics and industry veterans as a breakout star of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah for his leading part in the movie. Topics discussed include Moore's response to the accolades he has received, the support he got from co-star Rocky, and how music has influenced his life when he was 12.

A photograph is presented of 20-year-old American actor Shameik Moore.

The article reviews the 2015 Sundance Film Festival that was held in Atlanta, Georgia which featured Shameik Moore, an American singer, actor and dancer, highlighting his educational background, his movie "Dope" and his career as a singer.

The article offers information on several actors and actress who signed with various entertainment companies including Shameik Moore with CAA, Marlon Wayans with Kovert Creative, and Chad Michael Murray with Innovative.