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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ October 14, 2017
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	Julianne Moore, Robert DeNiro & David O. Russell Support Amazon for Axing Harvey Weinstein-Produced Series PEOPLE.com Julianne Moore, Robert De Niro and David O. Russell are no longer working on an Amazon drama series together due to Harvey Weinstein. Flag as irrelevant
	Blake Lively Says Daughter Inez Is a 'Baby Viking' Who Marked Her First Birthday By Feasting on Steaks PEOPLE.com Blake Lively has a "baby Viking" on her hands. The All I See Is You actress, 30, gave updates on her daughters, James, 2½, and 12-month-old Inez, during her appearance on Friday's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and shared that her youngest ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Kardashian Sisters Are Expecting at the Same Time, Because Science SheKnows.com Dear Kendall Jenner: It may be time to cloister yourself in a cave in France until this baby-making virus that's making its way through your sisters burns itself out. Flag as irrelevant
	Pink Opens Up About the Hardships of Monogamy: 'You Have Times When You Haven't Had Sex in a Year' Entertainment Tonight Pink admits that being in a longtime relationship takes "work," but she's up to the task. The 38-year-old pop star first started dating Carey Hart in 2001, and after breaking up briefly, she proposed to him in 2005 and their wedding was the next year ... Flag as irrelevant
	David O. Russell's $160M TWC-Produced Drama Dead at Amazon Hollywood Reporter The drama was poised to star Robert De Niro and Julianne Moore. Meanwhile, Matt Weiner's 'The Romanoffs' will be produced fully by Amazon as the retail giant/streamer cuts ties with The Weinstein Co. Flag as irrelevant
	Mayim Bialik: Being a Feminist in Harvey Weinstein's World New York Times Mayim Bialik as Blossom Russo in season one of "Blossom." Credit Alice S. Hall/NBC, via Getty Images. I entered the Hollywood machine in 1986 as a prominent-nosed, awkward, geeky, Jewish 11-year-old - basically a scrawnier version of the person I am ... Flag as irrelevant
	Man fatally struck by 6 train was artist who placed urinating dog statue near 'Fearless Girl' art New York Daily News Alexander Gardega, 48, who was fatally struck by a downtown No. 6 train, was also the artist who briefly placed a statue of a urinating dog next to the "Fearless Girl" in Manhattan. Flag as irrelevant
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