Set in Cuba in 1991 amid economic ruin following the collapse of Fidel Castro’s patrons in the Soviet Union, Los Frikis opens with a title card informing us that, following the Cuban Revolution, rock-and-roll music was outlawed by Castro’s Communist regime. The titular “Frikis” were Cuban punks—mohawk-sporting, skateboard-riding musicians—who risked arrest and torture at the hands of the Cuban police if caught listening to American radio stations or playing the forbidden music.

Back on February 24th, 2020, it was widely reported that LeBron James wasn’t seen at Kobe Bryant's televised and live streamed memorial service. When asked about whereabouts, Rich Paul, LeBron’s agent, stated that James had spent the day “in his own space.” Later on, it was reported, via unnamed Lakers sources, that James was actually there, but we didn’t see him because perhaps he chose not to be filmed. LeBron did not confirm he was there when directly asked on camera, though.