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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ May 14, 2019
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	Variety TV Review: 'LA's Finest' Variety "L.A.'s Finest" isn't just a cop show. It's a gambit — a bet placed by cable provider Spectrum that by providing not just access to HBO and HGTV but original programming of its own, it'll stand out. The series, a Jerry Bruckheimer production set within the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter Montclair Film Festival: Danny Boyle's Beatles-Inspired 'Yesterday' Among Audience Award Winners Hollywood Reporter Other prize recipients at the 8th annual New Jersey event include 'Mickey and the Bear,' 'Mossville: When Great Trees Fall' and 'Premature,' which each won multiple awards. The Montclair Film Festival ended its 8th annual edition this weekend, presenting ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Review: In 'Curse of the Starving Class,' a House Is Really Divided The New York Times The biggest bang happens before even a word is spoken in the Signature Theater's revival of Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class." Within the opening seconds of this top-heavy production, which opened on Monday at the Pershing Square Signature ... Flag as irrelevant
	PEOPLE.com Stars Poke Fun at Constance Wu by Cursing at Their Show Renewals Following Her Tweets About FOTB PEOPLE.com Seth MacFarlane jokingly wrote "Oh f—— goddam hell" about The Orville getting renewed for season 3. By Robyn Merrett. May 13, 2019 08:37 PM. FB Twitter More. Pinterest Email Print Send Text Message. Video Player is loading. Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY 'The Voice': John Legend is one step closer to winning it all after his team's performance USA TODAY The "Voice" semifinals are here. The top eight contestants are all vying for a coveted spot in next week's finale, but with only half of the field advancing tomorrow, the pressure to bring their A-games is even higher. In addition to a solo performance, each artist ... Flag as irrelevant
	Slate Magazine The Veep Finale Didn't Teach Us a Thing Slate Magazine The weirdest thing about that Veep finale was the touching faith it registered in the resilience of America. The HBO comedy ended as it began—wittily rehashing the premise that all politicos are terrible in a claustrophobic universe that treats politics as a ... Flag as irrelevant
	EW.com BH90210 cast can't get that familiar theme song out of their heads in new reboot promo EW.com Just a few notes of that theme song and we're ready to head back to the Peach Pit. The new promo for BH90210, the revival of Beverly Hills 90210 headed to Fox, features the original theme song, which EW once named to its list of 25 perfect theme songs. Flag as irrelevant
	Billboard Woodstock 50 Hearing Heading Into Second Day Billboard The fate of Woodstock 50 won't be known until tomorrow, after the judge in the case pushed the hearing into a second day. A former attorney for President Donald Trump, Marc Kasowitz went head-to-head with Dentsu's Marc Greenwald in a New York ... Flag as irrelevant
	TVLine Emily Bett Rickards Exits Arrow: How the Season Finale Wrote Out Felicity — Plus, Oliver's Future Fate Revealed! TVLine Arrow gave Felicity's portrayer Emily Bett Rickards not one, but two emotional exits during Monday's Season 7 finale. In the present timeline, a wounded Emiko has a change of heart and gives Oliver a warning: hide Felicity and the baby, or they will die. Flag as irrelevant
	Variety 'Arthur' Character Comes Out as Gay and Gets Married in Season 22 Premiere Variety Mr. Ratburn from "Arthur" had a same sex marriage in the show's 22nd season premiere Monday — and Twitter is sharing the love. For fans of the show, it's no secret that the third grade teacher loves cake, which now comes adorably full circle as Mr. Ratburn ... Flag as irrelevant
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