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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ October 2, 2019
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	The New York Times What's the Panic Over 'Joker' Really About? The New York Times In a slightly different culture, an art film about the Joker would be a premise for a comedy sketch. The beats write themselves: You start with shots of urban alienation, maybe some melancholy piano as a damaged man tries and fails to make 'em laugh. Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY How much does 'Lucy in the Sky' mirror the Lisa Nowak astronaut scandal? USA TODAY Everyone remembers the story. Or at least parts of it. In 2007, NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak, then 43, was arrested after driving more than 900 miles from Texas to Orlando to confront a woman who was dating her love interest, space shuttle pilot Bill Oefelein, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Take On British Tabloids For Harassment: She Sues, He Attacks Forbes Prince Harry has gone on the attack to rescue his wife, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, from her position as the relentless target of British tabloids whose coverage of his mother, Princess Diana, still haunts him. "Put simply it is bullying, which scares ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bleacher Report The New Era Has Arrived: What to Expect from AEW on TNT, WWE SmackDown on Fox Bleacher Report One of the most anticipated weeks in wrestling in years is about to get even bigger with the premieres of AEW Dynamite on Wednesday night on TNT and WWE SmackDown this Friday on Fox. Both moves have been in the making for a while and have ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bustle The 'Bake Off' Contestants Paid Tribute To Helena & Michelle In This Subtle Way Bustle What's more British than a load of people in a tent baking cakes, tarts, pastries, and then some under an enormous amount of pressure and stress? Yes, Great British Bake Off is back and boy, oh boy are the TV bosses behind the show serving up some high ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNN Royal Shakespeare Company cuts ties with BP after school students threaten boycott CNN The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has said it is dropping its long-term sponsor, BP, a week after British school students wrote to the theatrical organization threatening a boycott. Signed off by "The Youth," the letter -- hosted on a website for the UK ... Flag as irrelevant
	TVLine This Is Us Recap: Kate's Demons Resurface, Kevin Makes a Choice TVLine Is there anything more sneakily heartbreaking than the passage of time? There's a sequence at the end of this week's This Is Us that I found suddenly, devastatingly heartbreaking. Before you worry too much: No one died. No one broke up. No one revealed a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone 'Raising Dion' Review: A Hero's Journey Chaperoned by Mom Rolling Stone "People with powers are either heroes or villains," Dion Reese explains to a new friend. Dion would know. Not only does he have superpowers — the abilities to, among other things, move objects with his mind, teleport, and heal the sick — but at age seven ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bustle Where Is 'The Apprentice' 2019 House? The Contestants Stay In Some Very Posh Places Bustle The Apprentice is back, and Lord Sugar is once again on a mission to find his newest business partner. Yes, the 15th series of the BBC reality-competition has finally arrived, and this year's contestants have a plethora of demanding challenges ahead of them ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture See More Belting in This Late-Night Performance of 'Suddenly Seymour' Vulture Suddenly, this fall, you can see more Seymours — specifically: two more. In a delightful bit of bicoastal theater programming, New York's Westside Theatre and the Pasadena Playhouse are running simultaneous productions of Little Shop of Horrors. The New ... Flag as irrelevant
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