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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ December 4, 2020
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	Hollywood Reporter 'Shameless': How COVID Upended the Final Season of the Showtime Hit Hollywood Reporter Showrunner John Wells opens up about Emmy Rossum's potential return ("I would love for her to come back"), exploring racial injustice and the plight of the working class amid the pandemic. The first half of the 11th season of Showtime's Shameless was ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture Every Aubrey Plaza Movie Role, Ranked by How Badly She Wants to Kill You Vulture Why is Aubrey Plaza the way she is? As I was researching this piece, I was surprised by how often Google prompted me to fill in the blanks with this question. What is it about Aubrey Plaza that makes her confusing? Is it that she seems shady and offensive? Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Small Axe: Red, White, and Blue Is a Bitter Pill to Swallow Vanity Fair John Boyega and Steve Toussaint are fantastic in the latest installment of Steve McQueen's five-film series. By Sonia Saraiya. December 4, 2020. Save this story for later. Small Axe Red White and Blue Is a Bitter Pill to Swallow. Courtesy of Amazon. Save this ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times What Hearing Loss Feels Like in 'Sound of Metal' The New York Times Creating an audioscape for a movie about a musician losing his hearing is more complicated than it may seem. The filmmakers behind the new drama "Sound of Metal" wanted to take audiences into the experience of its lead character, Ruben (Riz Ahmed), ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'The Mandalorian' Season 2, Episode 6: Things Fall Apart The New York Times This season's shortest episode of "The Mandalorian" turned out to be the most consequential so far. In 30 breathless minutes — mostly made up of one long action sequence — "The Tragedy" offers a sudden and rapid acceleration this year's main story line. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Renaissance Meets '80s Rock Chicks at Chanel The New York Times Renaissance Meets '80s Rock Chicks at Chanel. Kristen Stewart performed audience of one as the French brand held its Métiers d'Art show in a chateau in the Loire. It was no laughing matter. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times David Fincher has had plenty of hugs. Thank you Los Angeles Times Jack Fincher retired from journalism right around the time his son, David, was moving from directing music videos for the likes of Madonna and George Michael to making his first feature film, "Alien 3." Jack, a lifelong movie fan, told David he'd like to try writing ... Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY Daniel Radcliffe explains why he won't join Twitter, Instagram USA TODAY Sorry, "Harry Potter" fans. You won't be seeing Daniel Radcliffe on Twitter anytime soon. Radcliffe, who doesn't have social media, opened up about why he chooses to stay off apps such as Instagram and Twitter while speaking on the "First We Feasts' Hot ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sounds Like Nashville What's on TV This Week: 'Love, Lights, Hanukkah!,' a Dolly Parton holiday special and more Los Angeles Times SUNDAY. The rock doc "Metallica: Story of the Songs" samples some classic tracks by the heavy metal icons. 6 and 9 p.m. Reelz. Country music legend Dolly Parton shares songs and stories in the special "A Holly Dolly Christmas." 8 p.m. CBS. An advice ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter Ryan Michelle Bathé Inks ViacomCBS First-Look Deal Hollywood Reporter The 'All Rise' actress will develop projects for the conglomerate's MTV Entertainment Group. Actress Ryan Michelle Bathé has signed a first-look deal at ViacomCBS. Under the deal with the conglomerate's MTV Entertainment Group (recently renamed from ... Flag as irrelevant
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