and it's got plenty of new information to unpack. The final installment will premiere on February 12, and the trailer begins in Korea, where Lara Jean video chats Peter to tell him about her spring break trip. Scenes flash of LJ, Kitty, and Margot eating very tall ice cream, riding bikes, and singing in a noraebang, and then we're back home just in time for Peter to ask LJ that most important question: Prom? cover story was released early online. The interviewer asked about the status of his relationship with Hailey, and Justin openly admitted hislove I was editing on Adobe Premiere. I hadn't really cut as much in college. "Edgecombe" was also not only a directing challenge, but I took on the editor's role in post. I actually did a Premiere Pro workshop in Brooklyn, had a refresher, and then dived into the edit. It was a really great experience in terms of feeling empowered, to create the structure for the story. There's so many versions of this film that I've made, but I think it's a really great experience of taking what was in my mind and putting it in the timeline and making that work. It was a really intuitive program too, so I felt like it was really accessible for me, as someone who didn't necessarily strongly identify as an editor-director but felt like it was a challenge that I wanted to take on with this project as well.TV held over the weekend to highlight the issue of police brutality against black and brown people. The conference was hosted by Take A Knee Nation, an organization that has protested every single Vikings home game this season and continued this tradition at the Super Bowl itself. The conference featured organizers from around the country, as well as families who had lost loved ones to police violence, including Toni Taylor, whose son, Carey Ball Jr.,was killed by St. Louis police in 2013