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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ March 11, 2020
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	The New York Times We've Got a Great Audience … at Home The New York Times "It feels like we're auditioning," a dazed Ryan Seacrest said on live television Wednesday morning, before a sea of empty seats. Two hours later, in another bare studio, Whoopi Goldberg sat at a table with her four co-hosts on "The View" and put it plainly: "For ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Vin Diesel Says His Son Convinced Him to Play Comic Book Super Soldier 'Bloodshot' Variety "Bloodshot" might not be an entry in "The Fast and the Furious" series, but friends and family were still the major themes at the premiere of Vin Diesel's Valiant Comics adaptation at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood on Tuesday night. In fact, the star ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Boot Dixie Chicks Say Raising Their Kids Kept Them Off the Road The Boot It's been four years since the Dixie Chicks have launched a major tour, and there are a few very important reasons why. In a new interview with Zane Lowe, the trio reveals that their families took priority over any opportunities to head back out on the road. Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter Late-Night Shows to Go Without Live Audiences as Coronavirus Precaution Hollywood Reporter NBC's 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' and 'Late Night With Seth Meyers,' CBS' 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,' Comedy Central's 'The Daily Show With Trevor Noah' and others will all tape without an in-studio audience starting Monday. Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone 'Everything Is in Chaos': The Concert Business Stands to Lose Billions From Coronavirus Rolling Stone The abrupt reshuffling of major events like Coachella, SXSW, and Pearl Jam and Madonna's shows due to coronavirus is already devastating to the live music industry — but by some predictions, we're only seeing the start of the chaos. Coronavirus-related ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post Inside James Bond's 58 years of scandal and drama New York Post Diamonds are forever — and so is drama. In August 2018, just two months before the long-awaited 25th James Bond film was set to start filming, Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle left, due to "creative differences." Cary Fukunaga was hired to replace him, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Spurned Bachelor Contestant Hannah Ann Let Loose in an Explosive Finale Vanity Fair Someone check on Peter Weber—because Hannah Ann's tirade was the most spectacular verbal tar-and-feathering this show has ever seen. By Sarah Morse. March 11, 2020. Bachelor Season Finale Hannah Ann. by John Fleenor/ABC. Read Full Story. Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair How Meghan and Harry Spent Their Final Days in the UK Vanity Fair On Monday, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made their final appearance representing Queen Elizabeth at Commonwealth Day services at Westminster Abbey. By the end of the day, Meghan was already heading back to Canada to be reunited with Archie ... Flag as irrelevant
	NOLA.com If coronavirus canceled parades, what's next? Jazz Fest? Buku? Bourbon Street? NOLA.com The coronavirus cancellations have started. So where does New Orleans go from here? Citing a need to be proactive in the face of confirmed local coronavirus cases, Mayor LaToya Cantrell shut down some, but not all, public events through the weekend. Flag as irrelevant
	Decider 'On My Block' Season 3 Cast Guide: Who's Who In The New Season Of Netflix's Teen Charmer Decider The Core Four are back! Earlier today, On My Block returned for Season 3. New adventures! New romances! Same old shenanigans. The new eight-episode season follows Monse, Ruby, Jamal, Cesar, and Jasmine's quest to find Lil' Ricky. You already know ... Flag as irrelevant
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