In 1965, just weeks after the Selma to Montgomery marches, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood before thousands of Bruins, urging them to take action for equality. Today, we honor his powerful message and enduring legacy. Hear his full speech: bit.ly/40oM8n0 #MLKDay | UCLA

Some of the civil rights marchers at the brutal "Bloody Sunday" beatings in 1965 were cast as extras in SELMA's (2014) pivotal scene on Edmund Pettus Bridge. Actor David Oyelowo explains what it was like to shoot the scene in Ava DuVernay's film with Jacqueline Stewart at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. See the film tonight at 8pm ET. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Ava DuVernay’s powerful drama Selma tells the incredible story of how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led the epic march from Selma to Montgomery to secure equal voting rights in an event that forever altered history. Beginning today, Paramount is making Selma available for free rental on digital platforms through the end of the month. 55 years after the historic marches from Selma, as we witness the expression of decades of collective pain, we should reflect on Dr. King’s words: “injustice anywhere