• 25 years after her death, singer Selena inspires fans across the US to pursue their dreams
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      USA TODAY

      25 years after her death, singer Selena inspires fans across the US to pursue their dreams

      Years after her death, Texas singer Selena Quintanilla lives on in the hearts of many Americans.

    • Kim Kardashian breaks down her fight with Kourtney: 'I was bleeding'
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      Stephen Proctor

      Kim Kardashian breaks down her fight with Kourtney: 'I was bleeding'

      Kourtney drew blood, so Kim started swinging.

    • Adam Schlesinger Of Fountains Of Wayne In Coma, On Ventilator Because Of Coronavirus
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      Deadline

      Adam Schlesinger Of Fountains Of Wayne In Coma, On Ventilator Because Of Coronavirus

      Adam Schlesinger, an Emmy and Grammy winner and Oscar nominee, as well as a leader of the pop band Fountains of Wayne, is reportedly in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator after contracting the coronavirus. The 52-year-old songwriter was Oscar-nominated for his title track on the 1996 Tom Hanks film That Thing You […]

    • Kanye West’s teenage artwork appears on ‘Antiques Roadshow’: ‘Exceptionally well done’
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      George Back

      Kanye West’s teenage artwork appears on ‘Antiques Roadshow’: ‘Exceptionally well done’

      “Antiques Roadshow” appraises four pieces of art that Kanye West created when he was a sophomore in high school.

    • Sony Reschedules ‘Morbius,’ ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ and 5 Other Films
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      The Wrap

      Sony Reschedules ‘Morbius,’ ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ and 5 Other Films

      Sony Pictures announced a massive shakeup of its theatrical release slate on Monday afternoon, with several tentpoles films including “Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway,” “Morbius” and “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” getting moved off their release dates as the studio navigates a movie landscape turned upside-down by the coronavirus pandemic.“Peter Rabbit 2,” which was first moved from April to August 2020 after theaters worldwide closed in response to the pandemic, has been moved again, this time to Jan. 15, 2021. The studio’s summer tentpoles, “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” and the Marvel film “Morbius,” have been moved from this July to March 2021, with “Ghostbusters” set for March 5 and “Morbius” set for March 19. In addition, Sony’s adaptation of the Playstation series “Uncharted” starring Tom Holland and Antonio Banderas has been moved from March 2021 to Oct. 8, 2021.In addition, two projects have been removed from Sony’s slate: the Tom Hanks World War II film “Greyhound,” which was previously scheduled for release in June, and an untitled Marvel film which held the October 2021 release slot now being used for “Uncharted.”Also Read: Theater Owners Group Creates $2.4 Million Fund to Support Cinema Workers Laid Off Due to CoronavirusOther Hollywood studios are likely to make similar, sweeping changes to their tentpole release strategies in the coming weeks and months as the film industry adjusts to the indefinite closure of movie theaters worldwide to prevent the spread of coronavirus. As the virus spread across the globe, major films set for release in April and May were pulled left and right, including “F9,” “Black Widow” and “No Time to Die.” Once the wave of theater lockdowns hit the U.S., June blockbusters like “Wonder Woman 1984” soon followed.Now, films planned for release in the latter half of the usually lucrative summer season are being pushed back to next year, as “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” and “Morbius” join Universal’s “Minions: The Rise of Gru” among the July releases that have been postponed. Even if a doomsday scenario for movie theaters is avoided and they are able to reopen by July, Sony’s plan to move their biggest films of the year from the summer shows how studios may be hesitant to get right back to sending big-budget blockbusters into theaters.Not only will studios want to have an assurance that they will be able to hold a full marketing campaign, but some analysts and executives tell TheWrap that there is the possibility that moviegoers may be reluctant to immediately return to public gatherings unless it is clear that the virus is no longer a threat to public health. Five hundred theaters in China briefly reopened a week ago with limited capacity to encourage social distancing, but reports say that turnout was low at those theaters before they were closed by the government again last weekend.Also Read: Coronavirus: The Canceled Events in Tech, Media, Politics and Entertainment (Updating)Studios may also follow Sony’s move of taking summer 2020 films and moving them to release slots already carved out for upcoming films that were either in pre-production or filming when the pandemic forced projects to be halted. With movie production not expected to resume for many months, it was unlikely that “Uncharted” would be ready for a spring 2021 release, so film shoot rescheduling will likely streamline decision-making for distribution executives.Films still currently scheduled for release this July and August include Warner Bros.’ latest film from Christopher Nolan, “Tenet,” Disney/20th Century’s “Bob’s Burgers: The Movie” and United Artists’ “Bill & Ted Face the Music.”Read original story Sony Reschedules ‘Morbius,’ ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ and 5 Other Films At TheWrap

    • Twitter Requires Fox News’ Laura Ingraham to Delete Post With ‘Misleading’ Coronavirus Claims
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      Variety

      Twitter Requires Fox News’ Laura Ingraham to Delete Post With ‘Misleading’ Coronavirus Claims

      Twitter, stepping up its enforcement of misleading and harmful coronavirus-related claims, required Fox News host Laura Ingraham to delete a tweet from 10 days ago that misrepresented details of an unproven treatment for coronavirus. In the now-deleted tweet from March 20, Ingraham, host of the cable network's "The Ingraham Angle," wrote, "Lenox Hill [Hospital] in […]

    • The Real Reason Chrissy Teigen Hasn’t Removed Her Breast Implants
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      Refinery29

      The Real Reason Chrissy Teigen Hasn’t Removed Her Breast Implants

      Chrissy Teigen isn’t one to hold back on most subjects — but especially ones that relate to her beauty and appearance. In 2017, she got refreshingly candid with us about her decision to get liposuction, and earlier this month, the entrepreneur and mom of two opened up about getting a breast augmentation for the first time.In an interview with Glamour UK, Teigen revealed that she was roughly 20-years-old when she underwent the procedure, which she now has second thoughts about. “I want them out now,” she told Glamour UK. “But when you have kids you think about [the risks] of surgery, and I think, ‘This is not the way I want to die, in boob surgery.'”Since her interview, Teigen has stuck to those sentiments. In an Instagram post on Monday, the model shared a throwback image from her days on the runway, and added that she still wants her enhancement reversed. “Happy 10 year anniversary to these titties and RIP to these teeth,” she wrote. Her caption garnered thousands of comments, including laughing emojis from Kim Kardashian West and Lisa Rinna.> View this post on Instagram> > A post shared by chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) on Mar 30, 2020 at 11:53am PDTComedian Whitney Cummings also commented on Teigen’s post with a question: “Wait isn’t ten years when we need to take them out?!” referring to recommendations by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons that advise exchanging or removing implants every 10-15 years. The model replied candidly, sharing that she wished she could remove her implants during self-isolation. “Yes, dude, and I really want them OUT,” she replied to Cummings. “Quarantine would have been perfect time, but apparently it’s not ‘ESSENTIAL’ smh.”And Teigen is right. All non-elective surgeries are currently suspended as medical professionals prioritize patients with COVID-19 as well as other pressing medical needs. So, as much as recovering from breast augmentation or other facial work during quarantine sounds ideal, in the name of public health, it’ll have to wait. Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?

    • ‘Tiger King’ Directors Face Off Against Carole Baskin After She Slams ‘Salacious’ Series
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      Indiewire

      ‘Tiger King’ Directors Face Off Against Carole Baskin After She Slams ‘Salacious’ Series

      A feud between the "Tiger King" creative team and one of the documentary's main subjects is breaking out.

    • Meghan McCain slams people who dismiss seriousness of coronavirus: 'People are dying'
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      Todd Garrin

      Meghan McCain slams people who dismiss seriousness of coronavirus: 'People are dying'

      Meghan McCain slammed reports of people ignoring advice to practice self-isolation and social distancing.

    • ‘The Bachelor Summer Games’ Shelved at ABC Due to Coronavirus
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      Variety

      ‘The Bachelor Summer Games’ Shelved at ABC Due to Coronavirus

      ABC has made the decision to shelve its planned "The Bachelor Summer Games" spinoff, Variety has confirmed, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt the entertainment industry. The prospective series, which had yet to be officially announced, was slated to air during the Olympics this summer, however, news of the show being scrapped for the […]

    • The It List: Tiger kings, old 'Friends,' amateur bakers, Jedi masters and the best in pop culture the week of March 30, 2020
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      Yahoo Entertainment Staff

      The It List: Tiger kings, old 'Friends,' amateur bakers, Jedi masters and the best in pop culture the week of March 30, 2020

      During the coronavirus pandemic, when most of us are staying at home, we’re going to spotlight products that you can enjoy from your couch, whether solo or in small groups, and leave out the rest. With that in mind, here are our picks for March 30 - April 5, including the best deals we could find for each.

    • Fox, iHeart Execs Reveal Secrets Behind ‘Living Room Concert’ Performances (EXCLUSIVE)
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      Variety

      Fox, iHeart Execs Reveal Secrets Behind ‘Living Room Concert’ Performances (EXCLUSIVE)

      (UPDATED with more details from executive producer Joel Gallen.) As recently as last Tuesday, just three artists had signed on to "Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America." But after a week of scrambling and all-night editing sessions, the producers and executives behind the special managed to put together a one-hour event on […]

    • Jessie James Decker Shows Off 'Extremely Loose Skin' on Her Stomach After 3 Kids: I'm 'Insecure'
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      People

      Jessie James Decker Shows Off 'Extremely Loose Skin' on Her Stomach After 3 Kids: I'm 'Insecure'

      "I just want other women to know I'm with ya and we in this together and it's a safe place here to vent!" says Jessie James Decker

    • Popularity of Netflix's 'Tiger King' prompts sheriff to ask for leads in 1997 cold case
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      NBC News

      Popularity of Netflix's 'Tiger King' prompts sheriff to ask for leads in 1997 cold case

      The Hillsborough County sheriff jumped on the show's success to ask for new info in the disappearance of Jack "Don" Lewis, Carole Baskin's former husband.

    • A Running List of Every Festival, Sporting Event and Show Canceled or Postponed in the Wake of the Coronavirus
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      People

      A Running List of Every Festival, Sporting Event and Show Canceled or Postponed in the Wake of the Coronavirus

      Ultra, Coachella and Stagecoach are among the many events that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

    • They were supposed to build stages for Coachella. Now they're building coronavirus triage tents
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      LA Times

      They were supposed to build stages for Coachella. Now they're building coronavirus triage tents

      Some L.A. staging and event-production firms have, in a matter of days, remade their companies to build a first line of defense against the coronavirus.

    • Lindsey Stirling on coronavirus crisis: 'This is going to be something that changes our generation'
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      Lyndsey Parker

      Lindsey Stirling on coronavirus crisis: 'This is going to be something that changes our generation'

      The hip-hop violinist and meditation aficionado reflects on her harrowing 50-hour travel journey after her tour was canceled mid-flight.

    • Terminated ‘Matrix 4,’ ‘Uncharted’ Film Crews Demand Help From Studio Babelsberg
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      Variety

      Terminated ‘Matrix 4,’ ‘Uncharted’ Film Crews Demand Help From Studio Babelsberg

      Germany’s Studio Babelsberg is seeking to find a settlement with hundreds of film crew members following the shutdown earlier this month of Warner Bros.’ “The Matrix 4” and Sony Pictures’ “Uncharted” amid the coronavirus outbreak. The production stop has left many independent film crew members without pay and more than 300 have formed a working […]

    • Andy Cohen, Daniel Dae Kim, Greta Thunberg among celebrities directly impacted by the coronavirus
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      Raechal Shewfelt

      Andy Cohen, Daniel Dae Kim, Greta Thunberg among celebrities directly impacted by the coronavirus

      Celebrities, including Daniel Dae Kim and Andy Cohen, say they have tested positive for the coronavirus, while Sarah Hyland, Savannah Guthrie and others are living under self-quarantine.