Google Alert - Entertainment

	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ May 5, 2020
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	Hollywood Reporter David Glasser's Studio Nabs Sports Illustrated Film and TV Rights for New Venture Hollywood Reporter The first project will be docuseries 'Covers', which will tell the behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Sports Illustrated's best known covers. David Glasser's 101 Studios has partnered with Authentic Brands Group to launch Sport Illustrated Studios, which ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire Studios Would Win in a War Against Theaters, but Isn't There a Less Painful Victory? IndieWire As the pandemic ravaged entertainment companies' stock prices and cash reserves, NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell had the temerity to state the obvious: Going forward, it makes sense for his studio to consider VOD as an option for some movies. Since movies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter 'The Right Stuff' Series Moves to Disney+ from Nat Geo Hollywood Reporter The drama based on Tom Wolfe's book will debut in the fall, helping fill the content pipeline at the streamer. A series based on Tom Wolfe's The Right Stuff is blasting off to a new home. The drama will make its debut on Disney+ in the fall after initially being ... Flag as irrelevant
	Us Weekly Celebrities Recall Memories From Met Galas Past, From Kylie Jenner's Ripped Dress to Brie Larson's Bathroom Selfie Us Weekly Sadly, the first Monday in May has come and gone without a 2020 Met GalaOpens in a new Window.. However, celebrities paid their respects to the biggest night in fashion by sharing some seriously juicy behind-the-scenes intel from Met Galas Opens in a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Raina Falcon Promoted to HBO Max Vice President of Publicity Variety WarnerMedia's HBO Max has upped senior director of publicity Raina Falcon to vice president of publicity, where she will oversee a team of publicists and lead the effort to promote originals, acquisitions and library content at the forthcoming streaming service ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes The Backlash To 'The Last Jedi' Showed That 'Star Wars' Fans Actually Liked Luke Skywalker Forbes Contrary to popular belief, audiences don't always prefer the grimdark anti-hero over the glorified boy scout. Whatever my issues about Darth Maul still being alive after the events of The Phantom Menace (George Lucas chopped him in half specifically so ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair How the Royal Family Is Stepping Up Its Social Media During Quarantine Vanity Fair Ever since the coronavirus lockdown began in England in late March, Queen Elizabeth has been forced to forgo one of her favorite duties as the reigning monarch: meeting—and shaking hands—with regular people on walkabout events. Since then, the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart Recap: He Wasn't Man Enough Vulture We really gotta spice this thing up. Netflix is out there innovating in this space. There were the hot people who were not allowed to bang. There was the show where everyone was allowed to catfish each other and they did! Netflix put people in pods so they ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street Journal Miley Cyrus Plans Her Next Act—Without Leaving Home Wall Street Journal Writing, directing and hosting a talk show, all while on lockdown, Cyrus has a found a new way to inspire and uplift her fans. What does it mean for her future? Miley Cyrus for WSJ. Magazine. Share; Facebook; Twitter; Permalink. By Derek Blasberg. May 5 ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Netflix miniseries Hollywood isn't the inspiration it thinks it is The Verge There's a scene in the trailer for The Greatest Showman, a musical about the life of P.T. Barnum, where Hugh Jackman grins at Zach Efron for saying he does not know what "show business" is. "That's because I've just invented it," he tells him, cheekily. Flag as irrelevant
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