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Actress and musician Queen Latifah has signed to play an AIDS activist in the upcoming HBO movie Life Support, which focuses on the impact of HIV on African-American communities, reports the Hollywood Reporter. The film, written and directed by Nelson George, is based on the real-life experiences of George's sister and her family. Shooting begins in June in New York City. (The Advocate)

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