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	Entertainment As-it-happens update ⋅ May 20, 2021
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	Hollywood Reporter Amid COVID Turmoil and Low Wages, Feature Producers Form Union Hollywood Reporter The new group led by 'It Follows' producer Rebecca Green aims to establish health and pension plans, basic minimums and a clear definition of what producers do. "It's become a hobby of the rich people," secretary Chris Moore ('Manchester by the Sea') says ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Zack Snyder Gets His Groove Back With Army of the Dead Vanity Fair Snyder's first film was the scary-clever Dawn of the Dead, a remake of the George A. Romero film that put a mordant 2000s spin on Romero's gory satire of American consumerism. It was an auspicious debut, arch and stylish. Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter 'Everybody's Talking About Jamie' Heads for Amazon, Bypassing Theaters Hollywood Reporter New Regency's big-screen adaptation of the LGBTQ-focused musical is based on the hit 2017 London West End production about a 16-year-old gay teen named Jamie who wants to play his childhood games of dress-up forever and pursue a career in drag ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hollywood Reporter BBC Probe Finds Journalist Used "Deceitful" Methods to Secure Princess Diana Interview Hollywood Reporter Martin Bashir quit the U.K. public broadcaster on health grounds before the publication of the independent investigation, which also criticized former BBC director general Tony Hall for his role in the affair. By Scott Roxborough. Plus Icon ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rolling Stone 'In Treatment': Uzo Aduba Digs Deep in Return of HBO Therapy Drama Rolling Stone "Therapy doesn't have a target audience," psychologist Brooke Taylor insists. "Everyone can benefit." The good doctor is right about the wide-ranging value of mental health. Scripted dramas about therapy, however, tend to have a very specific, niche ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'The Dry' Review: Small Town Blues The New York Times Eric Bana has been away from movie screens for a minute, depriving them of his commanding frame and mounting concern. Appropriately enough, in "The Dry" he plays a Melbourne cop, Aaron Falk, who visits his evocatively dusty hometown years after ... Flag as irrelevant
	EW.com The Masked Singer recap: Cluedle-Doo and Yeti unmasked, leaving panel stunned EW.com Perhaps it was the song choice, as Yeti's cover of Kool & the Gang's "Celebration" was fun but didn't possess the same show-stopping flair as that time he rollerbladed while delivering a beautiful rendition of Justin Bieber's "Lonely." ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Daily News Amazon anthology series 'Solos' studies the desperation of loneliness New York Daily News Helen Mirren is in a spaceship, remembering a long-lost love. Uzo Aduba locks herself away from the outside world. Anne Hathaway tries to solve time travel. Each of the seven episodes of "Solos," David Weil's anthology series premiering Friday on Amazon ... Flag as irrelevant
	ABC News Streaming series shows collision of music, history in 1971 ABC News A new Apple TV+ series makes the case, at some length, that 1971 was a landmark year in how popular music reflected the tumultuous times. By DAVID BAUDER AP Entertainment Writer. May 20, 2021, 6:51 AM. • 4 min read. John Lennon. Image Icon ... Flag as irrelevant
	Flipboard Review: Suzanne Lindon makes a remarkably bold debut with coming-of-age film 'Spring Blossom' Los Angeles Times Suzanne of the French drama "Spring Blossom" is at that awkward age: not a girl, not yet a woman. It's an age that's been explored cinematically time and again; just look at the poster hanging in her room for Maurice Pialat's 1983 film "Á Nos Amours," starring ... Flag as irrelevant
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