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Alyssa Milano on blackface backlash: 'I wasn't in blackface, I was Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi'
Conservative outlets have been buzzing about a Milano 'blackface scandal' over a resurfaced image from a 2007 'Funny or Die' video skit
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People Seeing Hamilton For the First Time Are Sharing Their Reactions on Twitter
“My expectations were so sky high I feared there was no way they'd be met.”
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Walt Disney World Expects “Tens Of Thousands” Of Cast Members Despite Actors’ Equity Opposition
Just days after Actors' Equity Association urged members not to take jobs with Florida's Walt Disney World until the resort agrees to provide COVID-19 testing, the amusement park reports that "tens of thousands of cast members" are preparing to return for the phased opening that begins July 11. On the official Disney Parks Blog today, […]
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New mom Maren Morris responds to backlash over pic of her holding son on pool float
Country stars Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd are blasting back against the mommy-shamers. The married couple took to Twitter to respond to criticism over a photo — which has since been deleted — of Morris enjoying a drink while holding their 3-month-old son, Hayes, on a pool float at a lake. While most fans gushed over the mom and son's matching cactus-print swimsuits after Morris, 30, tweeted the pic Tuesday, others criticized the "Girl" singer for not putting Hayes into a life jacket.
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The Most Disastrous Hurricanes in U.S. History
Every year from June to November, hurricanes emerge from the waters off the United States coast. These are the worst to make landfall.
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Kate Beckinsale Has the Best Response To Claim She Dates Men Who Could Be Her "Children"
Kate Beckinsale had the perfect clap back to an Instagram troll who asked why she only dates guys that could be her "children." See what she had to say below.
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The rate of positive coronavirus tests is increasing. Here's a state-by-state breakdown.
The rate of positive coronavirus tests is increasing, mostly in states with an uptick in cases.
