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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ February 21, 2020
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	Variety Box Office: 'Call of the Wild' Fetches $1 Million on Thursday Night Variety Harrison Ford's "The Call of the Wild" opened with $1 million on Thursday night. STX's supernatural horror sequel "Brahms: The Boy II," meanwhile, earned $375,000 at 1,800 screens from Thursday previews. The earnings for Disney-20th Century's "The Call ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Joaquin Phoenix Rescued a Baby Calf from Slaughter the Day After the Oscars Vanity Fair "No matter our differences, kindness and compassion should rule everything around us," the Joker star said in a statement. By Christopher Rosen. February 21, 2020. Image may contain Human Person Sunglasses Accessories Accessory Animal and Mammal. Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Lee Majdoub, 'Sonic the Hedgehog's' breakout star, talks 'shipping' and diversity in the country's biggest movie Washington Post Sonic's villain never needed a sidekick. Dr. "Eggman" Robotnik had robots, but it was always a solo gig. Turns out, Robotnik needed Stone, Lebanese actor Lee Majdoub's assistant character in the new "Sonic the Hedgehog" movie, more than any of us ... Flag as irrelevant
	EW.com The Witcher season 2 adds Game of Thrones actor and six others EW.com With just about every network on the hunt for "the next Game of Thrones," Netflix's The Witcher is a strong contender with its fantasy elements, medieval action, political maneuvering, and shirtless guys wading into bathtubs. Now, it's also tapping into the world ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cinema Blend Johnny Depp Takes Break From Amber Heard Court Case To Promote New Movie Cinema Blend Johnny Depp's focus over the last several months has been on anything but making movies as his legal battle with Amber Heard continues to take unexpected twists and turns. However, at the moment Depp is focusing on the work as he is currently in ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNET Emma review: Comedy of manners is dazzling and witty but doesn't dig deep CNET Anya Taylor-Joy, right, has the title role in Emma. Mia Goth, left, plays Harriet, who's Emma's personal project. Universal Pictures and Focus Features. Emma gets one thing straight immediately: If you can relate to its heroine, you're living a better life than most. Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Weinstein rape trial jurors keep focus on 'Sopranos' actress Washington Post NEW YORK — The name that keeps coming up more than any other at Harvey Weinstein's rape trial — Annabella Sciorra — was front and center again Friday as jurors began their fourth day of deliberations by listening to a reading of a large chunk of her ... Flag as irrelevant
	EW.com Baby Yoda gets the Mondo prints of your Star Wars dreams EW.com What Child is this who laid to rest on Dyn Jarren's lap is sleeping? The folks at Mondo have been teasing the next edition to their collection of coveted prints and, today, EW can exclusively unveil "The Bounty." That is, The Child, a.k.a. Baby Yoda. Artist Rory ... Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY Alanis Morissette debuts new single 'Smiling' from upcoming 'Such Pretty Forks in the Road' album USA TODAY Alanis Morissette is teasing fans awaiting her upcoming album "Such Pretty Forks In The Road." Ahead of the album's May 1 release, the seven-time Grammy award winner debuted a second single Friday tiled "Smiling." The track is available to stream on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Review: Return of creepy killer doll can't help 'Brahms: The Boy II' overcome cliches Los Angeles Times The hit 2016 "haunted doll" thriller "The Boy" put a sharp spin on a tired genre, by revealing in its last act that — spoiler alert — the title figurine, named Brahms, was actually being guarded by a creepy, masked adult, who lived in the walls of a spooky old ... Flag as irrelevant
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