Google Alert - Entertainment

	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ February 3, 2020
	NEWS
	The New York Times The Newly Self-Aware Taylor Swift The New York Times The Taylor Swift enterprise amplifies transparency and also prizes privacy — you know everything about her, and yet you don't know her at all. For more than a decade, this has been the tug-of-war central to the singer and songwriter's art and her public image ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter Disney to Release Film Version of 'Hamilton' Stage Performance With Original Broadway Cast Hollywood Reporter Disney is bringing Hamilton to the big screen. Following what is believed to have been a long period of competitive negotiations, the studio has won the worldwide distribution rights to the film of the original staged performance of the Tony-winning musical. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'Parasite' Is Hoping to Do What These Movies Couldn't: Win Best Picture The New York Times "Parasite," the scathing comedy-thriller from Bong Joon Ho, has steadily been making history. Last year, it became the first South Korean movie to win the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Last month, it was nominated for six Oscars, including best ... Flag as irrelevant
	Adweek Here's Why Advertisers Opt for Longer Super Bowl Commercials Adweek The cost of commercial airtime during the Super Bowl defies economic conventions. Even as audiences splinter because of the increasing number of different media channels—especially given the rise of social media platforms and streaming services in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Times 12 Movies We Loved at Sundance Vulture Despite its share of big deals, this year's Sundance Film Festival was a surprisingly low-key affair. Few films came with the prefab advance buzz that the festival has in the past been known for, and no one or two movies seemed to dominate the discussion on ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Review: 'Eurydice,' a New Opera, Looks Back All Too Tamely The New York Times LOS ANGELES — The composer Matthew Aucoin began working on "Crossing," his first opera, when he was in college. It was a work of enormous talent, exciting promise and considerable hubris: Mr. Aucoin wrote his own libretto, inventing a story about Walt ... Flag as irrelevant
	Screen Rant How The Rhythm Section Movie Compares To The Books Screen Rant Does The Rhythm Section keep time with its source material, or march to a different beat entirely? From the producers of the James Bond movies comes the Blake Lively-fronted The Rhythm Section, an action spy thriller leaning very much on the grittier end of ... Flag as irrelevant
	E! Online Nicole Scherzinger Has the Best Response After Paula Abdul Confuses Her With Shakira at 2020 Super Bowl E! Online Things got a little awkward on Twitter on Super Bowl Sunday. Before the 2020 Super Bowl kicked off on Sunday night, music legend Paula Abdul tweeted about how excited she was to watch Demi Lovato perform the National Anthem and Jennifer Lopez and ... Flag as irrelevant
	U.S. News & World Report Weinstein's Lawyer Suggests Accuser at Rape Trial Manipulated Him The New York Times A former actress who accused Harvey Weinstein of raping her in a Midtown Manhattan hotel seven years ago was questioned by his lawyers on Monday about her relationship with the famous Hollywood producer, which continued long afterward. Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Justin Bieber is increasingly desperate for 'Yummy' to go viral on TikTok The Verge Musicians know that a TikTok hit can make them a star. But as mainstream artists like Justin Bieber try to manipulate their singles into viral TikTok sensations, the process of trying to force something to go viral is becoming increasingly cringe-inducing. Bieber's ... Flag as irrelevant
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