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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ September 12, 2019
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	Vanity Fair Francis Ford Coppola Rights a Wrong by Restoring Black Scenes to The Cotton Club Vanity Fair When financiers told him that his troubled 1984 production had "too many black stories," the Oscar winner gave in. Now, he tells Vanity Fair, he's releasing the movie he always meant to make. By. Anthony Breznican. September 12, 2019. Maurice Hines and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Harriet Is a Vaster, More Interesting Film Than It Will Get Credit For Vanity Fair Kasi Lemmons's Harriet Tubman biopic premiered to a muted reception at the Toronto Film Festival, but don't mistake its genre limitations for lack of imagination. By. K. Austin Collins. September 12, 2019. A scene from Harriet.By Glen Wilson. The strangest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Review: 'The Goldfinch' sings its own tune in its own sweet time Los Angeles Times "The Goldfinch" may begin with a terrorist explosion but don't be fooled. It's not one of those films, not at all. Rather, as directed by John Crowley from Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize winning bestseller, it's an intimate production whose quiet pleasures are not in a ... Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY For Joaquin Phoenix's 'Joker' hair, it wasn't always easy going green USA TODAY TORONTO – Having a Joker without emerald hair would be like a Batman sans cape, cowl and all those wonderful toys. And when filming the anticipated new "Joker" movie (in theaters Oct. 4), a gritty character study and origin story for the iconic Batman ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire 'Undone' Review: Kate Purdy and Raphael Bob-Waksberg's Gorgeous TV Show Breaks the Mold IndieWire One of the first things you see in "Undone" is a car crash. One of the last things you see, in the pilot at least, is a car crash. One of the things you see the most over five episodes of Season 1 — in a myriad of different ways, interrupting various other moments ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'Freaks' Review: An Indie Take on a Superhero Setup The New York Times Bringing a small budget and a big heart to a dystopian story so familiar it could nestle comfortably inside the "X-Men" franchise, Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky's "Freaks" wears its derivativeness with pride. Appealing, partly because it's so unembarrassed by ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire Netflix Lures Yet Another Auteur Into Its Fold: Alexander Payne IndieWire Netflix has snapped up yet another awards-friendly filmmaker, and this time it's Alexander Payne. According to Deadline, Netflix will finance and release his next film, which remains untitled but will star Danish actor and "Hannibal" star Mads Mikkelsen. Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Kendall Jenner's $10000 Postmates Receipts Will Have You Drooling E! Online WARNING: Kendall Jenner's Postmastes receipts are guaranteed to make you hungry, so please proceed with caution. The 23-year-old supermodel is following in the footsteps of her baby sis, Kylie Jenner, by teaming up with The Receipt to reveal her ... Flag as irrelevant
	EW.com Jimmy Smits, Caitlin McGee have a complicated family dynamic in Bluff City Law exclusive preview EW.com L.A. Law alum Jimmy Smits is suited up and back working in a courtroom in NBC's Bluff City Law, but this time it's complicated. On the new drama premiering Sept. 23, Smits' Elijah Straight is reunited with his daughter Sydney (Caitlin McGee) in the aftermath ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Saturday Night Live Taps Bowen Yang, Its First Cast Member of Asian Descent Vanity Fair Yang joined the show last year as a writer—and now he'll become a featured player in the sketch show's upcoming 45th season. By. Laura Bradley. September 12, 2019. bowen yang. From FilmMagic. Bowen Yang just made history on Saturday Night Live. Flag as irrelevant
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