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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ January 31, 2020
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	EW.com A Million Little Things recap: Hangovers and heartache EW.com This week's episode of A Million Little Things is all about parenting — whether it's sleep training a newborn, teaching a teen some hard lessons, or just generally trying to prevent Gary from derailing his life, this show's got it all covered. We kick things off with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Review: 'The Good Place' refused to take the easy way out. And that's exactly as it should be Los Angeles Times Uncertainty and eternal nothingness versus the predictability of having every wish granted, indefinitely, in a celestial paradise that turns one's brains to mush. "The Good Place" gang traveled so far — death, afterlife, rebirth, and several more nebulous states ... Flag as irrelevant
	Boston.com A running list of must-watch Super Bowl 2020 commercials Boston.com The Super Bowl has long been much more than just a football game, with the spectacle and interest surrounding the halftime show and the Super Bowl commercials making it the premier television event in the United States. (Yes, even when the Patriots aren't ... Flag as irrelevant
	Parade How Meghan Trainor Overcame Panic Attacks to Make Her New Album, Treat Myself Parade Meghan Trainor came out with "All About that Bass" in 2014—and we haven't been able to get it out of our heads since. The track is an anthem for self-love and a glowing reminder of the importance of celebrating body positivity. Six years later, the songstress ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone Review: It's messy and crazy and deep—Kesha returns roaring Minneapolis Star Tribune Kesha, "High Road" (Kemosabe/RCA Records). Kesha's new album starts out on a portentous and soaring note with the singer on the opening song "Tonight" in full Broadway mode, belting out "Take me out toooonniiiigghht." But 40 seconds in, it dissolves ... Flag as irrelevant
	WDIV ClickOnDetroit Aretha Franklin's niece steps down as personal representative of late singer's estate WDIV ClickOnDetroit DETROIT – Aretha Franklin's niece is stepping down as personal representative of the late singer's estate. Sabrina Garrett Owens was previously named the personal representative for Franklin's children since the singer's August 2018 death. Garret gave her ... Flag as irrelevant
	Billboard Nicki Minaj Returns to Social Media After Months: See the Sleek Shots Billboard Nicki Minaj made her triumphant return to social media Thursday (Jan. 30) after going without a post since Nov. 9. The IG activity comes on the heels of Minaj's first public appearance of 2020 alongside her hubby Kenneth "Zoo" Petty earlier this week. With the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bloomberg Weinstein Hired Sleuths to Squelch Women's Stories, DA Says Bloomberg Harvey Weinstein hired the private intelligence agency Black Cube in 2017, a witness at his rape trial testified, a move prosecutors said was designed to spy on his accusers and kill news stories about him. Dev Sen, Weinstein's former lawyer at Boies Schiller ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Sun Andy Cohen slams allegations Tamra Judge and Vicki Gunvalson left RHOC because they were too old The Sun REAL Housewives of Orange County was looking for fresh blood, but not younger blood, according to the executive producer of the franchise. Andy Cohen claimed that age was not a factor in dropping Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge from the show ... Flag as irrelevant
	NME.com Dua Lipa reveals artwork and release date for new album, 'Future Nostalgia' NME.com 'Dua Lipa' has revealed the artwork and release date for her upcoming album, 'Future Nostalgia.' The musician confirmed that the new album will arrive on April 3 and features artwork shot by Hugo Comte. It comes after Dua Lipa also confirmed that another ... Flag as irrelevant
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