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Derek Luke Shares How 'The Crossover' Is a Slam Dunk Off the Court

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Derek Luke admits he doesn’t have much game on the court. Fortunately, his latest seriesThe Crossover,on Disney+, is about more than basketball. Adapted from Kwame Alexander’s bestselling novel-in-verse of the same name and produced by LeBron James’ production company Springhill, withHamiltonstar Daveed Diggs narrating,The Crossoverbanks on words and family just as much as it does […]

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