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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ March 20, 2020
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	Vanity Fair Better Things: Pamela Adlon on That Taboo-Busting C-Word Scene Vanity Fair This post contains spoilers for Better Things Season 4, Episode 4. In Thursday night's episode of Better Things, the word "cunt" is said 18 times in a single scene, in what must be some sort of primetime record. The word is tossed back and forth during a heated ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Recap: Back in the Saddle Rolling Stone A review of this week's Brooklyn Nine-Nine, "The Takeback," coming up just as soon as I'm the hottest ASMR performer on Twitch… All three stories in "The Takeback" sound extremely promising on paper. In the main plot, the Pontiac Bandit returns, and Doug ... Flag as irrelevant
	Screen Rant Every Movie Releasing On-Demand & To Streaming Early Due To Coronavirus Screen Rant From Bloodshot to The Invisible Man, here's every movie that has been released on-demand early as a result of fallout from the coronavirus outbreak. In typical circumstances, films tend to become available for digital purchase roughly three months after first ... Flag as irrelevant
	TVLine Legacies Recap: Another Saltzman Birthday Ends in Death and Betrayal TVLine Absorbing your sister feels like a weird theme for a birthday party, but try telling that to Josie Saltzman. No, really, we're too afraid to say anything. The newly crowned queen of darkness returned to the Salvatore School on Thursday's Legacies to celebrate her ... Flag as irrelevant
	TVLine Grey's Anatomy Recap: Patients Tested — Plus, Which Couple Did the Split? TVLine "You get a surgery… and you get a surgery… and you get a surgery!" Yep, Grey's Anatomy's Meredith went full-on Oprah during pro-bono day at Grey Sloan. And, though at times it looked like her patients might riot, Thursday's episode ended with only one ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vulture We Summon the Darkness Trailer Has Satanic Panic and a Pastor Johnny Knoxville Vulture We're going back to the '80s, horror fans, back to big hair and satanic panic and rock-and-roll music. The upcoming horror comedy We Summon the Darkness stars Alexandra Daddario as the head of a little leather-clad girl gang looking to headbang and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Prince Albert Is the Latest Royal to Come Down With COVID-19 Vanity Fair As Queen Elizabeth prepares to self-isolate in Windsor Castle, a high-profile COVID-19 diagnosis has reminded the European royals why it's important to take precautions to protect your head-of-state. On Thursday, a spokesperson for the Monaco's palace ... Flag as irrelevant
	Parade Pack Your Knives and Go! Who Went Home in the Top Chef Premiere? Parade The seventeenth season of the Emmy-winning Top Chef opened with a bang, as fifteen cheftestants returned to the world's greatest cooking competition for another shot at the crown. While some people hit the ground running on their return, others stumbled. Flag as irrelevant
	Fox News JoJo rewrites popular song, 'Leave (Get Out),' with coronavirus lyrics to entertain fans self-quarantining Fox News JoJo is joining the many celebrities trying to entertain her fans who are self-quarantining amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The 29-year-old singer decided to get creative on TikTok and sing a catchy, altered rendition of her 2004 hit "Leave (Get Out).". Flag as irrelevant
	Showbiz Cheat Sheet Netflix's 'Never Have I Ever' Trailer Proves Mindy Kaling Is Winning Showbiz Cheat Sheet Never Have I Ever is an upcoming Netflix comedy created by Mindy Kaling. The series tells the story of Devi (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), a book smart Indian-American teen who's short temper gets her into difficult social situations. After seeing the trailer for the ... Flag as irrelevant
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