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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ February 5, 2020
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	Hollywood Reporter Final Accuser in Harvey Weinstein's Trial Testifies That He Groped Her: "I Said No, No, No the Whole Time" Hollywood Reporter Lauren Young, the sixth and final accusing witness in Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes trial in New York County, told jurors on Wednesday afternoon that he grabbed her while masturbating in a hotel bathroom in February 2013. Young said that she was locked ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Chris Rock Reboots the Saw Franchise in First Trailer for Spiral Vanity Fair Will 2020 go down as the year of the Chris Rock-aissance? In April, the comic and actor will play the lead in Season 4 of Fargo, Noah Hawley's expansion of the Joel and Ethan Coen movie. Then in May, Rock puts his own spin on an unexpected project: the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deadline 'Superman & Lois' Casts Couple's Sons As Jordan Elsass & Alexander Garfin Join the CW Series Deadline EXCLUSIVE: Meet Clark Kent and Lois Lane's offspring. Jordan Elsass and Alexander Garfin will co-star opposite Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch in Superman & Lois, the CW's straight-to-series drama about the iconic DC couple. Your Complete Guide ... Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Beast Vin Diesel Says 'Fast 10' Might Be Split Into an Epic Two-Part Finale Daily Beast Vin Diesel might have promised a "final trilogy to end the saga" that is the Fast & the Furious franchise—beginning with the eight installment, Fate of the Furious—but now it appears he might tweak that vow just a little. Games Radar reports that while speaking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post America has a collective weakness, and his name is Brad Pitt Washington Post Gather around, America, we need to have a chat. The Academy Awards are almost upon us, and it's time to discuss our collective cultural weakness that has apparently only grown more intense over time: His name is William Bradley Pitt. You might have seen ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street Journal 'High Road' by Kesha Review: A Bumpy Ride Wall Street Journal Kesha Sebert enjoyed huge pop success early in her career, but her long-term prospects weren't clear. Her 2010 album, "Animal," was brimming with manic anthems on which Ms. Sebert sang about getting wasted, hooking up and being the life of the party. Flag as irrelevant
	ABC News Camila Cabello reveals dramatic new hairstyle after social media hiatus ABC News If you wondered why there was hardly any activity on Camila Cabello's Instagram account lately, the "Havana" singer revealed there was a real good reason for it. Cabello, 22, returned from her self-imposed radio silence on Tuesday with a candid explanation ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bustle Sofia Richie Won't Be On 'KUWTK' Next Season, But It's Not Because Of Scott Bustle Lord Disick won't have his girlfriend by his side during Keeping Up With the Kardashians Season 18, but it's not because he's once again single. Sofia Richie won't be on KUWTK next season, she told Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday, Feb. 4. The model is ... Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Kevin Hart Feels Resurrected After the Old Version of Himself "Died" in the Car Crash E! Online It's been five months since Kevin Hart was involved in a car crash. In the March issue of Men's Health, the 40-year-old actor and comedian reflected on how the experience changed him and how he wants to be even "better than before." "It's a resurrection," he ... Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Jeff Probst Sets the Record Straight About the Origins of Survivor's Iconic Line E! Online Jeff Probst has been with Survivor since the beginning of time—well, since the beginning of the show in 2000—and now he's revealing the origins of the show's long-running line, "The tribe has spoken." Probst stopped by The Tonight Show starring Jimmy ... Flag as irrelevant
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