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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ December 4, 2020
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	The New York Times Jessi Klein Didn't Get Her 'Big Mouth' Role by Keeping Quiet The New York Times In March 2019, the actor, comedian and writer Jessi Klein wrote an email to her old friend Nick Kroll, a creator and star of Netflix's intensely bawdy and explicit animated series about puberty, "Big Mouth." The writers were hard at work on an episode of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Bryan Cranston returns to TV in 'Your Honor,' but this grim tale is easily dismissed Washington Post Everything about "Your Honor," a 10-part limited series premiering Sunday on Showtime, feels heavy and overwrought — a law-and-order drama driven by instinctive unlawfulness and an incomprehensible amorality that presses down on your chest and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post A tiger at Carole Baskin's sanctuary attacked a volunteer's arm and 'nearly tore it off at the shoulder' Washington Post It appears not all "cats and kittens" are "cool" at Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue. On Thursday morning, Candy Couser, who has volunteered the "Tiger King" star's Tampa animal sanctuary for five years, was about to feed a 3-year-old male tiger named Kimba, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Boston Herald This 'Black Bear' should have hibernated Boston Herald "BLACK BEAR". Rated R. At Plimoth Cinema and Amazon, Hulu, VUDU and Apple TV. Grade: C-. Where is Jason Voorhees when you need him? "Black Bear" tells the story of a film director named Allison (Aubrey Plaza), who makes — spoiler alert — "small ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Suspected Hollywood 'Con Queen' arrested in UK BBC News An Indonesian man dubbed the "Con Queen of Hollywood" for allegedly impersonating top female executives has been arrested in Britain after a US extradition request, the FBI has said. Hargobind Tahilramani, 41, is alleged to have swindled hundreds of ... Flag as irrelevant
	STLtoday.com Bestsellers for the week that ended Nov. 28 STLtoday.com Here are the bestsellers from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended Nov. 28. HARDCOVER FICTION. 1. "Ready Player Two" • Ernest Cline. 2. "Deadly Cross" • James Patterson. 3. "The Awakening" • Nora Roberts. 4. "The Return" • Nicholas Sparks. 5. Flag as irrelevant
	Worcester Telegram Meryl Streep is queen of Netflix's 'Prom,' an LGBTQ message musical gone Hollywood Worcester Telegram As incarnated by Meryl Streep in the Ryan Murphy movie musical "The Prom," Dee Dee Allen is a fading Broadway star stitched together ... ala Frankenstein ... from various divas. She flounces like Liza Minnelli, shimmies like Shirley MacLaine and bellows like ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fox News Tom Bergeron reveals he has no plans to return to 'Dancing with the Stars': 'This train has left the station' Fox News Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews announced this summer that they would not be returning for Season 29 of 'Dancing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Variety Changes to SAG-AFTRA Health Plan Spark Outrage: 'It Stinks of Dishonesty and Cronyism' Variety Amid the avalanche of disheartening developments this year, few were as dispiriting in Hollywood as the Aug. 12 announcement by the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan that it was eliminating coverage for 11,750 of 32,000 participants, including 8,200 senior ... Flag as irrelevant
	Seattle Times Miguel Algarín, a founder of beloved NYC poetry space, dies Seattle Times NEW YORK (AP) — Miguel Algarín, poet, professor and a founder of New York City's beloved Nuyorican Poets Café performance space, has died. He was 79. Algarín died Monday at a Manhattan hospital from sepsis, said Daniel Gallant, executive director of ... Flag as irrelevant
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