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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ May 22, 2020
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	The New York Times Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani on the Real Challenge of 'The Lovebirds' The New York Times "The Lovebirds" begins as a romantic comedy, then steers a hard left into comic murder mystery territory. The movie's road to release has taken a turn or two as well. First, it lost its world-premiere screening at South by Southwest in Austin, Tex., when that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Entertainment Tonight Lorena Bobbitt on Reclaiming Her Story With New Lifetime Film (Exclusive) Entertainment Tonight On the evening of June 23, 1993, a 24-year-old Lorena Bobbitt used a carving knife to cut off her husband John Wayne Bobbitt's penis and then chucked it into a roadside field after fleeing their apartment. From the outside, it appeared to many to be a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety 'Psych,' 'Justified,' 'Perry Mason' Among Series Added to ATX Television Festival Virtual Programming Lineup Variety HBO's upcoming adaptation of "Perry Mason," HBO Max's new ballroom competition series "Legendary" and reunions of "Justified" and "Psych" are among the series taking part in ATX Television Festival's first-ever virtual television festival, the organization ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture Wanted to See F9 This Weekend? Try These 5 Movies Instead. Vulture In a different reality, we'd be in the midst of Hollywood's epic summer season, enjoying the nearly weekly unveiling of a major event movie, including much-anticipated sequels (Wonder Woman 1984) and the improbable return of Tom Cruise's beloved 1980s ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture What to Remember About Homecoming Vulture It's been a year and a half since Amazon Prime's Homecoming premiered — leading to a Golden Globe nomination for Best Drama and multiple citations on lists of 2018's best television (including ours) — and for most of that time it's been an open question ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire 'Mrs. America' and the Hard Truths of Feel-Bad Television — TV Podcast IndieWire FX's "Mrs. America" is a tremendous limited series depicting the dueling efforts behind the push for (and against) the Equal Rights Amendment throughout the 1970s. Sterling performances from many of Hollywood's most brilliant actresses (including Rose ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bleacher Report 5 Keys to Unlocking Bobby Lashley's Long Overdue Title Push on WWE Raw Bleacher Report Since making his long-awaited return to WWE two years ago, Bobby Lashley hasn't felt nearly as special as he should. That isn't to say the company hasn't had its fair share of opportunities to push him as a top-tier talent, though. He came back after over a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes The Big Financial Reason Why Warner Bros. Should OK David Ayer's 'Suicide Squad' Cut Forbes Fans of Zack Snyder, fans DC Comics—heck, fans of the superhero genre in general—are riding a huge high right now. After two years of incessant hashtags and tweets, Warner Bros. finally OK'ed Snyder's long-rumored cut of Justice League that was ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNN International A radio station denied a caller a prize because he'd 'mispronounced' a pop star's name. Then the star waded in CNN International London (CNN) Spandau Ballet front man and 1980s icon Tony Hadley has stepped in to solve a bizarre controversy erupting in Singapore, earning a man a cash prize by clarifying exactly how the star's surname is pronounced. The "Gold" singer was relaxing ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Terrier Uggie From 'The Artist' Crowned Best Cannes Movie Mutt The New York Times LONDON — Uggie, the Jack Russell whose antics in Oscar-winning film "The Artist" stole viewers' hearts, was crowned Palm Dog of Palm Dogs on Friday, singled out as the best canine winner in the award's 20-year history. "Uggie would be very proud of that ... Flag as irrelevant
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