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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ March 16, 2020
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	Variety What I Learned Covering The Harvey Weinstein Trial (Column) Variety Hours after Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of rape and sexual assault by a jury in New York City, the AP published a photo essay about the corps of female journalists who supported each other through our coverage of the monumental trial. Before the ... Flag as irrelevant
	NPR 'I Always, Always Fight': Octavia Spencer On Demanding More From Hollywood NPR Growing up, actor Octavia Spencer remembers being inspired by the story of Madam C.J. Walker, one of America's first black, female, self-made millionaires. Born on a plantation in 1867, Walker eked out a living washing clothes for white families before ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Steven Spielberg has Vanity Fair The film, out December 18, is both a romance and a crime story. It's about dreams crashing into reality, young people singing about the promise of their lives ahead—then cutting each other down in bursts of violence. It's about hope and desperation, pride and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Idris Elba Tests Positive for Covid-19: "And It Sucks" Vanity Fair "Look, this is serious," the actor said. "Now's the time to really think about social distancing." By Yohana Desta. March 16, 2020. Image may contain Idris Elba Footwear Clothing Apparel Shoe Human Person and Pants. Photograph by Justin Bishop. Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire Universal Breaking Theatrical Windows to Stream 'Invisible Man,' 'The Hunt,' and 'Emma' IndieWire Here's some good news for moviegoers forced to self-quarantine during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. In an unprecedented move so far amid the shifting and postponed release dates for major movies during the pandemic, NBCUniversal has pledged to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone 'Little Fires Everywhere' Review: Star Power Doesn't Burn Hot Enough Rolling Stone "She's the bad guy here, not me," Elena Richardson says of Mia Warren late in the new Hulu miniseries Little Fires Everywhere. Elena — perfectly rich and blonde — cannot conceive of a story in which she is the villain. She considers herself a paragon of ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Atlantic Don't Trust Hollywood in a Pandemic The Atlantic Over the weekend, images spread around social media: people crowded together at brunch, drinking mimosas in oblivious or defiant revelry. People packed into bars, for standard weekend celebrations or for St. Patrick's Day parties. Whether the individuals ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge There is hope for Westworld, but you're going to have to stick it out The Verge Westworld built a reputation on being mysterious. This made the first season irresistible, the second incomprehensible, and the forthcoming third season... well, you might have some questions — including "Is it still confusing?" "Who is a robot again? Flag as irrelevant
	Variety 'Batwoman' PA Seriously Injured in On-Set Accident Variety A production assistant on The CW series "Batwoman" was seriously injured last week during an accident on the show's set in Vancouver. Amanda Smith suffered severe spinal injuries on March 11 — ahead of the show suspending production due to the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Loudwire Watch Guns N' Roses Play Deep Cut 'So Fine' For First Time in 27 Years Loudwire While the novel coronavirus is forcing concert and tour cancelations all over the world, Guns N' Roses haven't thrown the towel in quite yet. They played in Mexico Saturday night (March 14), and whipped out the deep cut "So Fine" — a song they haven't ... Flag as irrelevant
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