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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ January 8, 2020
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	Washington Post A romance writer called a novel racist. Now the industry is in chaos and its top awards have been cancelled. Washington Post "Somewhere Lies the Moon," a 1999 novel by the romance writer Kathryn Lynn Davis, is an intergenerational saga of love and loss set amid the misty moors of the Scottish Highlands. It's also the unlikely catalyst to a rapidly spiraling controversy within the ... Flag as irrelevant
	PEOPLE.com Kylie Jenner Shares Throwback Photo of When She Was Pregnant with Daughter Stormi PEOPLE.com Kylie Jenner is feeling nostalgic. Just weeks ahead of her daughter Stormi's second birthday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 22, took a trip down memory lane and reminisced about her pregnancy by sharing a throwback photo of her baby bump ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times '1917' could get a big box office lift from Golden Globes win Los Angeles Times The surprise Golden Globe awards for historical battlefield drama "1917" couldn't have been better timed for Universal Pictures. Sam Mendes' harrowing World War I picture is going into wide release Friday, in more than 3,300 theaters in the U.S. and Canada ... Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Chicago West's Birthday Wish Will Melt Your Heart E! Online We have another Kardashian birthday coming! Chicago West's 2nd birthday celebrations are already underway and from the sounds of it, the adorable toddler is going to have an amazing b-day. On Tuesday, mom Kim Kardashian shared a sweet video of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Page Six Jennifer Lopez's company sued for $20M by 'Hustlers' inspiration Samantha Barbash Page Six Samantha Barbash — the former strip-club hostess who inspired Jennifer Lopez's critically-acclaimed turn as Romana Vega in 2019 film "Hustlers" — is suing the Bronx-born diva's production company for $20 million. Barbash, 47 — whose habit of drugging ... Flag as irrelevant
	Billboard Tame Impala Drop Bouncy New Tune 'Lost In Yesterday': Stream It Now Billboard Kevin Parker's Tame Impala is weeks out from sharing an eagerly-anticipated fourth studio album, The Slow Rush. We now have a better idea how it'll sound after the Australian production maestro shared a fourth track from it, "Lost In Yesterday." As its title ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Daily Herald Inspired by The King to sing, they're Elvis tribute artists The Daily Herald It was the right house, Rob Schwertley's place in southeast Everett. But answering the door in an electric-blue spangled jumpsuit was, unmistakably, someone else: Robbie Dee, Schwertley's alter ego, is an Elvis tribute artist, a singer who can rock and croon ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Natural History Museum will showcase 'fantastic beasts' BBC News It's one of the more remarkable specimens taken into London's Natural History Museum. It's certainly one of the most "fantastic". The horn comes from an Erumpent, a fictional beast created in the mind of author JK Rowling. It's going to feature in a major new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Papermag The Secret Behind Rihanna's 'Poppin Lashes' Revealed Papermag Rihanna has been dropping new beauty products nonstop for the past few months, and she's not stopping anytime soon. Today, the singer announced Fenty Beauty is launching a brand new mascara to "dominate the mascara game, too." The Full Frontal ... Flag as irrelevant
	Broadway News The Sing Street Musical and Its Irish Teens Are Heading to Broadway This Spring Vulture Consider it a sequel to Once, even if it's sadly not named Twice. The musical Sing Street, based on the 2016 John Carney movie and currently at New York Theatre Workshop, has announced plans to transfer to Broadway this spring, opening in April just ... Flag as irrelevant
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