(upbeat music)

- And welcome to Studio Five.

An incredible visualartist is with us today,

worship leader,

and first time recordingartist, Hope Darst,

is also here.

And we're getting an extended preview

of the epic and intimatedocumentary, 'Time'.

And speaking of time,

it's time to begin this week's countdown

with the five big stories

in the world of uplifting entertainment.

- [Announcer] At number five,

(catchy music)

a busy season for Kathie Lee Gifford,

whose new film, 'Then Came You'

hits theaters for one night

at the end of this month,

before beginning to stream.

It's a story Kathy's written

and she fills the leading role.

- [Kathy] My characterAnnabel ends up here

and meets Craig Ferguson's character.

- [Craig] My character is a gentleman

by the name of Howard Odd

who has fallen upon hard financial times

and his large countryhouse is now being used

as an inn, high jinks ensued.

Let me just say that.

- [Kathy] This is a romantic comedy

for people who have given up hope

that anything will ever happen

for them again in their life.

- [Announcer] At numberfour, (suspenseful sound)

(calm background music) and in real life,

Kathie Lee's family is growing.

She shares on Instagram a photo

from her son's weekend wedding.

Writing,

God gave us a glorious day

to celebrate this glorious couple.

So grateful.

♪ And let you love me to death. ♪

- And number three in the countdown

is coming up in just a little bit.

Right now we wanna turn to Anthony Reed

the second, he's actually better known

in the art community as Mojo.

But he is not just an artist.

He's an activist who makes time

to mentor many young artists

who are following in his footsteps

and his work speaksvolumes in size and message

- Painting is like kind of forcing me

to get out of my comfortzone a little bit.

And that is why to transition

like how my career change all that

because I literally pick up the paper.

- Let's start with the name

because your name isAnthony Reed the second,

but the art world and yourfans know you as Mojo.

Where did Mojo come from?

- (laughing) It's funny

because that nickname came in college.

So, ultimately, there was an instance

where I just basically madelemonade out of lemons.

You know, it's just kind of like

how I roll you know,

I just try to, you know,

transmute things like into something else,

you know, and so that's wherethat nickname came from.

This painting is called King.

And basically it is a manifestation of me.

This painting is part of a collection

called 'She for the Culture'

which is sharing her evolution.

- You're an athlete as well as an artist.

What?

What sports.

- So, um, basketball is my main sport.

I was getting into track,

but unfortunately, I broke my ankle

like at the beginning of the season.

- Now home is St. Louis and Ferguson.

You lived in Ferguson for a while?

- I grew up in theNormandy School District.

So that's ironically,that's where Michael Brown

went to high school, like youknow, later on in his life.

- The unarmed black teenager

was shot by a white police officer

who says brown attacked him.

A grand jury decided

not to indict the officer Brown's death

led to months of protests

and drew attention topolice practices nationwide.

- So where were you whenall the chaos unfolded

around the death of Michael Brown.

- You know, this story is hard man.

It happened literally Iwas getting my haircut

it happened literally five minutes away

from where I was getting my haircut

at the barbershop.

I just remember

like seeing a whole bunch of like cop cars

like driving up and down Ferguson

and I remember likeleaving the barber shop

and when I got in my car, I saw this guy

with like a tank top T-shirt on

holding a cardboard sign saying like,

they just killed my son.

And so at that point,

like it was just real.

It was real at that point, like, you know,

you see the Trayvon Martin,

see the Eric Garner'sand now the Maury shot,

and you know,

George Floyd, when you'reseeing it, you know,

on TV and you seeing it on the news

and things like that.

It's so much different when it you know,

when it happens like right in front of you

like right in your backyard.

That really resonated with me a lot

and that is the catalystas to why I started

to transition from teaching

on a college level of art to painting.

- Now you go from St. Louis and Ferguson

to move to Miami,

which is where you are now.

- Yes.

- And I've heard you say,

and I'd like to get this story from you.

You make this move

and Jesus says something to you?

(mystical music)

- Well this painting is ofJesus in a time where like,

what if he was here right now?

When I moved to Miami, thisis exactly what he said.

He said, you're here for a purpose.

I put you here.

And it is going to be hard.

But you are going to get through it.

We will get through it together.

The first thing I do was, you know,

what felt right to me

was to like get baptized

pretty much everything was hard

during that time, like, youknow, graduated college.

It was really hard to find jobs.

I wanted to kind of turnmy life over to him.

During that time, you know,

like after I made that decision, you know,

I met Alejandra.

So Alejandra's my now fiance,

but she was awesome.

She is awesome and dope artist

and phenomenal artist, phenomenal woman

and very spiritual herself.

So I was asking for these things

like I wanted a spiritualwoman, I wanted to,

you know, be in a placethat made me feel free.

And I wanted to continuepursuing art full time.

- In light of all that'sgoing on in our world.

I know you just wrappedup another mural project

in your area.

In light of all that's going on,

what do you feel, right now?

- What's cool is thatthere's a bunch of people

that wanna see something positive too.

The band aid to me is my favorite,

because it's basically about taking hits

or being hurt,

having the guts to get back up.

(fun background music)

It reminds me of Groundhog Day,

like the movie, where like every day

is the same thing

and you're trying to change bits

and pieces of your day so that the outcome

is different, but theoutcome is always the same.

And for me like that'swhat it's feeling like

and I just decided simplyjust to take action.

Like I just decided totake action in a way

that felt right to me, which was like art,

you know what I mean, like,which was to create imagery

that I feel resonates with me,

and also with anybody

that sees it.

You have to manifest

what you want to see.

- As you can imagine, Mojo keeps busy.

His clients include Nike,the Salvation Army, NBC

and many more.

(hip-hop background music)

Still ahead, the writing hand behind

some of the most popular worship tunes.

♪ And you keep telling me I'm worth it. ♪

And now releasing her first solo project,

Hope Darst is with us next.

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- [Announcer] At number three,

Vidangel is being sued

by Disney, WarnerBrothers, 20th Century Fox

and Lucasfilm.

The video filtering company

reaches a settlement

in its four year copyright dispute,

reducing its liability from$16.4 million to $9.9 million.

In a statement Vidangel's CEO shared,

after a long and extremelydifficult legal battle,

in one of the biggest copyright cases

in decades, we have finallycome to an agreement

in which Vidangel can emerge

from bankruptcy, and move forward,

as a rapidly growing company.

- We say we're legal,Disney says we're pirates

but Disney made pirates two through four.

So who's the real criminal here?

- [Announcer] At number two,

- When things don't work out,

there's always a reason.

You just might not see it in the moment.

- [Announcer] It's a StudioFive extended sneak peek

at 'Two Hearts', (suspensefulbackground music)

a film about discovering love and purpose.

- I was reading it, and Iwas like this is too good

to be true.

And then it was true.

It's really just a story

about people coming together

in these strange circumstances

that we think peoplewould not come together.

And you never really knowwhat's around the corner

and what's gonna happen.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I was lost

- You.

- You.

- It's a really beautiful love story

and who doesn't love love stories?

And it's hopeful.

And it's different becauseit's not just about love.

But it's about two different stories

from the connection that ends up happening

between them in a way

that nobody would expect.

- Come on.

- I'm just a little sensitive.

- [Announcer] Thisstory based on real life

and real people hits theaters next month.

- My name is Jorge.

And I guess I'm the real Jorge.

- When you know that this man

was told that he wouldn't live to 12

and then he wouldn't live 22

and then that for sure he would die

at 40 and he still kept going.

What an incredible amount of drive

and heart.

- We're being given this opportunity

now to tell this story.

- Jorge, I've only got a 10 hour lay over.

- Then we better get going.

- Well with that we'vegot only one more story

to share in this week's countdown

please be sure to stick around

for this week's number one headline.

Now if you don't know thename Hope Darst just yet,

you likely have heard her music.

The worship leader

and songwriter has written songs

for singers like Lauren Daigle,

who made her music famous.

And now Darst has an album of her own.

It's called Peace Be Still.

♪ I don't wanna be afraidevery time I face the waves, ♪

♪ I don't wanna be afraid, ♪

♪ I don't want to be afraid. ♪

- This project has been a long, long

time coming.

How do you feel about the wait?

- I feel like I have a million emotions.

Like I'm so excited.

I'm also like, is this real?

Like, is this actually happening?

♪ Peace be still, ♪

♪ Say the word and I will ♪

For God to circle me back here.

It honestly has just beenan overwhelming feeling

of just the kindness of God,

and the generosity of God.

- Some point in your career,

God essentially said,

lay aside the dreams

of being a recording artist.

I'm thinking, okay, God,

you gave me this dreamand you gave me this gift.

And then only for me to not do it.

What was that like?

- So at 19 I have thisradical encounter with Jesus.

And it changes my life,

like on a deep, deeplevel where it was okay,

I'm all in.

I'm all yours.

Whatever you ask of me.

That's what I want God.

And so from 19 to 25 Iwas still pursuing music

but nothing was happening.

And because of that surrender

to I really do want what you want.

By the time I got 25 I was willing

to finally ask that question,

God, is this my planfor is this your plan?

And very quickly I realizedthat's like, it's not my plan.

♪ Peace be still ♪

♪ You are here so it is well ♪

♪ Even when my eyes can't see ♪

♪ I will trust the voice that speaks ♪

♪ Peace peace over me ♪

I had to make a choice in that moment.

Do I pursue this thingthat God's asking not to?

And he's not gonna be in it,

or do I willingly lay it down

and trust him with my life

and it was kind of a nobrainer at some point,

you know, the tension of the two,

the desire to serve God

and love Him and do His plan won.

And so I didn't and itwas an amazing redirection

because a year later,through a series of events,

honestly, just God orchestrated events.

I ended up getting calledinto full time ministry.

So for 15 years, I was onstaff raising a family,

leading worship,

And I started travelingthe country leading worship

with different conferences,

and I began to write songs

and began to see those songs have lives

that I never dreamed of

and then in about 2018, end 2018

again, God just began toreally orchestrate some things

without me even trying.

And suddenly this songcalled Peace Be Still

was taking on a life of its own.

♪ Let faith rise up ♪

♪ Oh heart believe ♪

♪ Let faith rise up in me ♪

God just wants the way he wants

because when it's done His way

it gives Him the most glory.

And so I just hope

that this this journey inthis season does exactly that.

- Amen.

Let's talk about theproject Peace Be Still

Let's begin with the song Peace Be Still.

People are not hearingyour voice singing it.

Many of us also heard a very

familiar voice singing it.

- She's slightly known.

♪ Peace be still ♪

♪ Say the word and ♪

♪ I will ♪

♪ Set my feet upon the sea ♪

♪ Till I'm dancing in the deep, Lord ♪

- At the time Lauren wasa part of our worship team

and I recorded it one night,

Lauren sang it one night,

someone else sang it another night

like there was no,never was a plan in this

we were just doing what we did every week.

We were just leading the songs

that were a part of our house.

But the night that Lauren led it,

something was sosignificant in that moment.

♪ Peace peace over me ♪

It was just off the heelsof a massive hurricane

that had gone through like the Carolinas

and that whole area

and the timing song came out literally

like the day after it happened

for so many people.

It was almost like God

was giving us you know,

a little bit of a window into

the power of what the song

would be even now four years later

in 2020 that song came out again.

♪ Peace be still ♪

♪ You are here so it is well ♪

♪ Even when my eyes can't see ♪

♪ I will trust the voice that speaks ♪

We're really grateful tosee it have this second life

especially right now for it to speak

to the fear that so manypeople are struggling

with in this world right now with COVID

and the pandemic

and so I'm just grateful that the truth

of the song and it never returned void

because it's rooted in God's promise.

♪ Peace over me ♪

♪ Peace ♪

- Peace be still is available right now

I have it on repeat

and I can promise youonce you hear the project,

you will likely be repeating it as well.

We need to take a quick break right here

but first, we need to take a moment

to share a great story in pictures.

Here's this week'sStudio Five's snapshots.

♪ I was born by theriver in a little tent ♪

We travel back to 1964

courtesy of Academy Award winning actress

Regina King,

who's making her featurefilm directorial debut

with an iconic filled story

that began as a stage play.

- Jack, you may one day fall,

but today, is not that day.

- King's cinematic telling

of One Night in Miami is being shared

at this week's Venice Film Festival.

The story charts a real meeting

in the segregated Southwith legendary figures,

boxer Cassius Clay,

who became Muhammad Ali,

Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke

and professional athlete Jim Brown

and these images from the film

are this week's Studio five snapshot

♪ And I know change gon' come ♪

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- Welcome back to Studio Five Time

is an intimate and epic documentary

and a love story as well,

following a mom who is raising six sons

while fighting for her husband's relief

from the Louisiana State Penitentiary.

It's a story filmed over 20 years

and we have the Studio Five first look.

(somber music)

- My name is Sibyl Richardson,

and my family is waiting on a ruling

regarding my husband's matter.

I was just wondering

if you might have any information

on like an update on it.

- [Phone voice] No wedon't have anything yet

with us on Monday.

- Yes ma'am.

Thank you so much.

Have a good weekend.

(Phone ringing)

This is Sybil again well.

- [Phone voice] No we don't have anything.

- Thank you so much.

My twins will be 18 next month.

They have absolutely no idea

what it means to havea father in the house.

What fathers even do.

(baby talking)

(phone ringing)

Did you get any word fromover at the big house today?

- [Phone voice] Nothing yet.

- Nothing yet?

Did you get a chance to call today?

- [Phone voice] I have not.

- No okay.

(phone hanging up)

Man, these people have no respect

for other human beings' lives.

No matter how sane or how understanding

you try to be

it just will make youlose your absolute mind.

Do you know how I'm gonna be smiling

when you come home?

Success is the best revenge.

Success is the best revenge

You gon' show them

that they can't treat human life this way.

Success is the bestrevenge just hang in there

cause when you get them home they gon' pay

they gon' pay, they gon' pay.

I knew if it was gon' be,

it was gonna be totally up to me.

- Time begins streaming next month,

well we have made it to the final headline

in this week's countdownof uplifting entertainment.

Here is story number one.

- [Announcer] At number one,

- I had a teacher I said to you know,

the rest of kids where they want to be

and I said I want to be a millionaire.

And he said you're never gonna make it

because you're poor and you're black,

- [Announcer] The poor black

kid from New Orleans is a bit more

than a millionaire.

Media mogul Tyler Perry Grace's

the latest cover of Forbes magazine

as the ultimate one man show.

And one of America's newest billionaires

- You say you always knew

that there was greater for you.

Do you remember the moment you knew

or what happened that that light

went on for you know,

- No, I just always knew,I always felt as a kid

that there was more for me.

I didn't see things the way

that all the other kids

in the neighborhood saw things.

I've been struggling, broke, homeless.

I've been through all of those things.

But there was a perseverance,

a tremendous faith inGod, a tremendous hope

that allowed me to keep going.

- [Announcer] Perry owes

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That loud feisty andfierce grandmother Medea,

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- Welcome back to Studio Five.

There's a sweet song drivingthis week's production

and it brings a greatmix of talent together.

PJ Morton, Darrell music city walls

and Zaccardi Cortez, takea listen and hear why,

so in love is playing in my ear.

('So In Love with You'by PJ Morton playing)

So in love, on that musical note,

we are almost out of time

for today's edition of Studio Five.

So let's take just a moment

and see what's coming up next week

right here in Studio Five.

- [Announcer] A new, unforgettable role

for Jim Caviezel

- He won't talk to me anymore,

he knows what I saw in that room.

- And what does that tell you?

He is the one that said,

go to Cairo talk about the faith.

You're not suspicious?

I'm asking you, don't go.

- I will call you.

- [Announcer] He joinedstudio five to talk about it.

- That story and so much more

are waiting for you next week.

As for this show,

we wanna check back in with Anthony Reed,

the second better known

in the art world as simply Mojo.

One of the beautiful things I enjoy

that I've learned about you

is just your willingness to give back.

I mean, I think you have a mural

inside the juvenile detention center.

- Yeah.

- You've worked withthe Sonoran initiative,

mentoring young people,

you were a teacher, you said,

why do you give so muchtime to young people?

- I had a lot of mentors in my life.

So and those mentors really helped me

like kind of shaped me

and like helped me navigate like life

and you know, career andwhat that looks like.

So for me

to like, give back andthings, it just felt right.

Like it feels right to do that

because other people done it for me.

And I just feel like it'ssomething I want to do

like I want to help other people.

- Mojo that is a great final word

for this edition of studiofive. (groovy background music)

And this week's look atuplifting entertainment.

Until next time, make time

to uplift someone around you

and then come on back

and see where studiofive takes you next week.

Bye bye.

Thank you for watching.