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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ April 21, 2019
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	Hollywood Reporter Jussie Smollett's Brother Pens Op-Ed Asking the Question: "What if Jussie is Telling the Truth?" Hollywood Reporter In the op-ed, JoJo Smollett argues that Jussie was "convicted in the court of public opinion" before the case reached the courtroom. In an op-ed penned for BET.com Saturday afternoon, Jussie Smollett's brother JoJo examines the events of the case, defends ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Colts Owner Jim Irsay Bought John Lennon's 'Sgt. Pepper's' Piano Sports Illustrated I read the news today, oh boy, about a lucky man named Jim Irsay. OK, so the Colts' owner isn't actually included in the opening lines of "A Day in the Life," but he now has ties to the classic song. Irsay recently purchased John Lennon's upright piano that the ... Flag as irrelevant
	TVLine Chicago PD's Jon Seda Addresses Series Exit: 'It's Been an Honor' TVLine Chicago P.D.'s Detective Antonio Dawson will soon turn in his badge and gun — and portrayer Jon Seda is nothing but grateful for his time on duty. On Saturday, Seda took to social media to confirm his imminent departure from the #OneChicago franchise ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Sun Dame Joan Collins says she is 'lucky to be alive' after flames engulfed her London flat The Sun Dame Joan Collins said she is "lucky to be alive" after she was forced to flee a fire at her London home. The veteran actress was at the Belgravia property with husband Percy Gibson when a blaze broke out inside an en-suite bathroom. Actress Joan was at ... Flag as irrelevant
	Eastern Daily Press Shakespeare's Suffolk: Discovering how The Bard as actor-writer visited East Anglia Eastern Daily Press William Shakespeare and his players as seen in the TV comedy series Upstart Crow. Shakespeare and his actingn troupe toured the regions when London theatre were closed by plague. - Picture Shows: (L-R) Condell (DOMINIC COLEMAN), Will (DAVID ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trinidad News Police search Buju's hotel room, nothing illegal found Trinidad News JENSEN LA VENDE. NOTHING illegal was found in the hotel room of Jamaican singer Buju Banton earlier today after officers visited his room. In an Instagram post earlier today, Buju, born Mark Myrie, said: "I was chilling in my hotel room and cops came to ... Flag as irrelevant
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