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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ January 21, 2020
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	The New York Times Aidy Bryant's Week: Music and More Music, With a Side of Garbage The New York Times Aidy Bryant has two full-time jobs: She's an Emmy-nominated cast member of "Saturday Night Live" on NBC and a star, a creator and an executive producer of "Shrill" on Hulu. But eliciting laughs live from New York eight months of the year, then bopping to ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times The Royals Are Coming to Canada, but Where Will They Live? The New York Times OTTAWA — While many Canadians have been assiduously following every twist in the plans of Prince Harry and Meghan, his wife, to take a break from royal duties, the couple may find their plan to live part time in Canada will, in the end, be greeted by a ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Van Gogh self-portrait is genuine, experts decide BBC News A brooding self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh has finally been declared genuine after years of uncertainty. Art experts have identified Self Portrait (1889) as the only work painted by the Dutch master while he was suffering from psychosis. It was confirmed as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Screen Rant Apple TV+: 5 Reasons The Morning Show Is Better Than Anchorman (& 5 Anchorman Is Better) Screen Rant When Apple TV+ debuted back in November 2019, it was basing its launch on the support of its flagship show, The Morning Show. Billed as an inside look at a fictional morning talk show, The Morning Show has essentially carried the success of Apple's ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Disney+ to launch a week earlier than planned in the UK BBC News The new streaming service Disney+ is to launch on 24 March in the UK, a week earlier than originally planned. Pricing has also been revealed - it will cost £5.99 per month or £59.99 a year, making it more expensive than the earlier DisneyLife platform. Flag as irrelevant
	Palm Beach Post Movie review: 'The Gentlemen' brings out the richness of Guy Ritchie's moviemaking style Palm Beach Post A good rule to follow in life is when you're really good at something, and you enjoy doing it, keep on doing it. British director Guy Ritchie is really good at making films, and he's said over and over again in interviews that he really enjoys making them. Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Kendrick Lamar to headline London's BST festival BBC News Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar will give British fans a taste of his new "rock" album when he headlines the BST Hyde Park festival in July. The star will play in London on Sunday, 5 July, supported by James Blake and Alabama Shakes singer ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post Was that Ariana Grande's voice on Mac Miller's album? Producer believes so New York Post Since Mac Miller's posthumous album, "Circles," came out Friday, many fans have been convinced they heard Ariana Grande's voice on the track "I Can See." The late rapper's reps responded to queries with a "no comment." Now, his ex-girlfriend's vocal ... Flag as irrelevant
	Screen Rant You: 5 Questions We Have After Season 2 (& 5 Questions We Still Have From Season 1) Screen Rant Netflix's You is a smart and dark story about a lovelorn Dexter-character, Joe. Played to perfection by Penn Badgley of Dan Humphrey-Gossip Girl fame, Badgley cashes in on his ability to play the charming good guy. Then he turns the role on its head. Flag as irrelevant
	Rocky Mountain Collegian '1917' shows gruesome trenches of WWI up close and personal Rocky Mountain Collegian World War II movies are a common staple in American cinema, but World War I and its horrifying trenches are far less frequently shown on the big screen. British director Sam Mendes' "1917" closes that deficit by taking viewers on a riveting journey through ... Flag as irrelevant
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