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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ March 17, 2020
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	Variety Greg Berlanti, Shonda Rhimes, Other Showrunners Pledge to Fund Hollywood Assistant Relief Fund Variety In the wake of dozens of film and television productions abruptly shutting down amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, several organizations and high-profile showrunners — Greg Berlanti, Shonda Rhimes, David Benioff, Julie Plec, Damon Lindelof, Lisa Joy ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Could Coronavirus Woes Take a Hammer to the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Variety Disney's decision on Tuesday to pull the theatrical release of Marvel Studios' "Black Widow" is the latest — and biggest — sign that the most lucrative and successful film franchise in Hollywood history is also uniquely vulnerable to the coronavirus epidemic's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Do not ask Vanessa Hudgens for coronavirus tips. She's terrible at it Los Angeles Times Really, Vanessa Hudgens? Some comments are so tacky that no context can excuse them. Take, for example, flippant remarks about people dying from coronavirus. The "High School Musical" actress landed in hot water when she did an Instagram Live on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Lyle Waggoner, rugged straight man on 'The Carol Burnett Show,' dies at 84 Washington Post Lyle Waggoner, who used his rugged good looks to comic effect on "The Carol Burnett Show," partnered with a superhero on "Wonder Woman" and was the first centerfold for Playgirl magazine, died March 17 at his Los Angeles-area home. He was 84. Flag as irrelevant
	Variety TV Ratings: 'The Voice' Tops 'American Idol,' Hits Season High Variety Looks like a solid chunk of the people staying in due to the coronavirus tuned in to "The Voice" last night. The NBC competition series leapt to season high rating and total viewership tally, easily beating "American Idol" in the process. "The Voice" hit a 1.8 ... Flag as irrelevant
	GQ Magazine Jay Electronica's Debut Album Isn't What You Might Have Expected—But It's Worth the Wait GQ Magazine On the morning of December 22, 2009, Jay Electronica went on Angela Yee's satellite radio show to announce that his debut album, Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn), would drop on Christmas. This announcement coincided with the commercial release of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fox News COVID-19 can't kill live music, determined artists prove Fox News A Celtic rock band in the U.S. is taking to the web on Saint Patrick's Day to keep the spirit of music, and community, alive for its fans during the COVID-19 pandemic "until we meet again." And they aren't the only ones. The music industry at large is facing ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Boston Globe 'Motherland: Fort Salem' creator Eliot Laurence talks Salem witches in the 21st century The Boston Globe Freeform debuts its own, "Motherland: Fort Salem," on Wednesday at 9 p.m. The series imagines a world where three centuries ago, witches avoided persecution by making a pact with the government to protect the country. The drama follows three young ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter Netflix Postpones Inaugural Comedy Festival in LA Hollywood Reporter The Netflix Is a Joke festival was initially set to take place in Los Angeles from April 27 to May 3 and to occupy around 20 venues. Following in the lead of organizations behind numerous other major upcoming events, Netflix is postponing its inaugural ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Storylines Intensify In Milestone 100th Episode Of 'Chicago Med,' Say EPs Forbes In this age of Peak TV, it's still a major milestone when a series hits the 100 episode mark. On the air since 2015, Chicago Med, the newest show in Uber-producer Dick Wolf's midwest-set franchise, reaches the century mark this week. Executive Producers ... Flag as irrelevant
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