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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ March 14, 2020
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	The New York Times Charles Wuorinen, Uncompromising Modernist Composer, Dies at 81 The New York Times Charles Wuorinen, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and formidable advocate for modernist music, high culture and the composer's worth, died on Wednesday in Manhattan. He was 81. His publicist, Aleba Gartner, said the cause was complications of a fall ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Want to understand how a pandemic upends everyday life? The movies can tell you Los Angeles Times Back in 1939, RKO released the movie "Pacific Liner," about the chaos that ensues when a cholera-infected man stows away on a cruise ship bound for San Francisco. As the disease spreads among the working men in the boiler room, the paying passengers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Los Angeles Times Melody Ehsani re-creates the first Women's Air Jordan to celebrate Women's Month Los Angeles Times To the casual observer, the new Women's Air Jordan OG sneaker, a collaboration between Los Angeles designer Melody Ehsani and Jordan Brand, may stand out for its reflective 3M piping and enlarged cherry emblem. For Ehsani, the latest version of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bustle The Project Runway Finale Featured Sustainable & Inclusive Fashion Shows Bustle Since returning to Bravo last year, Project Runway has made a conscious effort to embrace inclusivity. And this season's final fashion show reflected that mission. In the Season 18 finale which aired Mar. 12, the final four contestants — Nancy Volpe-Beringer, ... Flag as irrelevant
	IndieWire Netflix Stalls All Film, TV Productions, Including 'Stranger Things,' Due to Coronavirus IndieWire Netflix is shutting down all of its scripted film and TV productions in the United States and Canada, including their widely popular series "Stranger Things," due to the coronavirus. Sources tell IndieWire that the company's scripted productions will be paused for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter 'Walking Dead' Writers Were Already Prepared for Global Pandemic Hollywood Reporter "We are very well set up to work remotely," showrunner Angela Kang tells The Hollywood Reporter about how the coronavirus has impacted work on the AMC zombie series. As the coronavirus continues to impact the entertainment industry and the world at ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Daily News 'Bachelor' Pete Weber and Madison Prewett split days after dramatic season finale New York Daily News True love is dead. Days after Pete Weber and Madison Prewett reunited on "The Bachelor" finale, the two have split. Advertisement. "Pilot Pete" and Prewett never committed to anything on the show, instead saying they'd take a few days to see where their ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair AMC Theaters Aren't Closing—But a New Coronavirus Strategy Is Underway Vanity Fair AMC, one of the country's largest movie-theater chains, has revealed a new "social distancing" strategy to keep U.S. theaters open in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, the company announced it would implement new rules including limiting ... Flag as irrelevant
	Page Six Kate Beckinsale lashes out at critics over Weinstein post Page Six Kate Beckinsale is firing back. The 46-year-old actress answered critics who took her to task following an emotional Instagram post she shared on Friday in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's sentencing. In the post from Friday, the actress detailed how the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Trentonian World renowned sculptor John Seward Johnson, Jr. dies at 89 The Trentonian John Seward Johnson, Jr., sculptor of hyper-realistic figures inhabiting cities around the world, creator of New Jersey's Grounds For Sculpture and the Johnson Atelier, and grandson of Robert Wood Johnson, founder of Johnson & Johnson died yesterday, ... Flag as irrelevant
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