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Former Marvel Chief Ike Perlmutter Finally Beats Libel Claims Over Hate Mail
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Celine Dion Doc in the Works from Sony Music Entertainment
The feature-length film will be directed by Irene Taylor, with distribution by the label.
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Simone Biles Says She “Should Have Quit” Before Tokyo Olympics: “It Was Too Much”
The decorated athlete opened up to New York Magazine about withdrawing from competition…
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William Shatner on How He Came to Collaborate With Joe Jonas on Spoken Word Album: “It’s Still a Mystery”
The 90-year-old icon talks to The Hollywood Reporter about partnering with so many famous…
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Former Marvel Chief Ike Perlmutter Finally Beats Libel Claims Over Hate Mail
It had to happen eventually. After eight long years in court, one of the strangest cases in Florida history is headed towards the finish line after a remarkable summary judgment order on Monday. Long
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Celine Dion Doc in the Works from Sony Music Entertainment
Continuing a pattern of documentary features on celebrities made with the close involvement of the subjects they depict, Sony Music Entertainment’s Premium Content Division, in partnership with…
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Simone Biles Says She “Should Have Quit” Before Tokyo Olympics: “It Was Too Much”
Simone Biles is opening up more about struggling to compete during the Tokyo Olympics and why it was the right decision…
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William Shatner on How He Came to Collaborate With Joe Jonas on Spoken Word Album: “It’s Still a Mystery”
“It’s such a work of heart,” is how William Shatner describes his newest project, the intensely personal and talent-packed spoken word album Bill. It borrows stories from Shatner’s 90 years of…
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R. Kelly Found Guilty of Racketeering in Sex Trafficking Trial
R. Kelly, the R&B superstar known for his anthem “I Believe I Can Fly,” was convicted Monday in a sex trafficking trial after decades of avoiding criminal responsibility for numerous allegations…
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Golden Globes: HFPA Appoints 5 Non-Members to Help Vet Applicants
Five “journalism professionals” who are not members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association have accepted invitations to join the embattled organization’s credentials committee, meaning they…
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Rolling Stones Open American Tour, Pay Tribute to Late Drummer Charlie Watts
The Rolling Stones are touring again, this time without their heartbeat, or at least their backbeat. The legendary rockers launched their pandemic-delayed “No Filter” tour Sunday at the Dome…
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Bobby Zarem, Legendary New York Publicist, Dies at 84
Bobby Zarem, the colorful, larger than life New York publicist who repped the likes of Ann-Margret, Cher and Sylvester Stallone, contributed to Oscar campaigns for films including Dances With…
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Tom Felton Says He’s “on the Mend, Officially” Following Medical Incident at Golf Tournament
Tom Felton took to social media Saturday to share a brief update on his health, following the medical emergency he suffered earlier this week. Appearing in an Instagram video, the Harry…
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Bob Iger and Willow Bay Honored at the YES 20th Anniversary Celebration Gala
On Thursday evening, Hollywood executives and philanthropists gathered at The Maybourne in Beverly Hills to honor Bob Iger and Willow Bay in celebration of the…
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‘I Am Britney Jean’ Directors on Revealing Britney Spears Interview: “She Told Us Exactly As It Was”
Britney Spears’ conservatorship case heads back in front of Judge Brenda Penny on Sept. 29, with hordes of media and #FreeBritney supporters expected to descend upon the Stanley Mosk Courthouse…
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‘Framing Britney Spears’ Follow-Up Doc to Release Tonight
The New York Times, FX and Hulu are set to release a follow-up documentary to Framing Britney Spears, titled Controlling Britney Spears, which is slated to premiere tonight, just days ahead of…
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