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Stephen Proctor
Al Gore praises House Intel Committee and witnesses in impeachment proceedings
Al Gore praised what he's seen in the impeachment hearings while at the same time pointing out one glaring difference between now and the impeachment in 1998.
George Back
Cara Delevingne opens up about rejection early in her career: ‘Like giving a self-harmer a knife’
Cara Delevingne discusses having suicidal thoughts while struggling with severe depression.
Lyndsey Parker
Top 13 results: Has John Legend replaced Blake Shelton as ‘The Voice’s’ most popular coach?
Blake is already down to just two contestants, while John seems on track for a repeat victory.
Todd Garrin
Chrissy Teigen says people upset over updated 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' should 'get over it'
Chrissy Teigen defended her husband, John Legend, after he recorded an updated version of "Baby, It's Cold Outside" with Kelly Clarkson.
TheBlast
'American Idol' Star Antonella Barba Blames Show For Her Criminal Behavior, Facing 10 Years In Prison
She will find out her fate in court.
People
Jeopardy! Contestants Shock Viewers When They All Fail to Identify Tom Hanks as Mr. Rogers
Jeopardy! Contestants Fail to Identify Tom Hanks
Suzy Byrne
Emilia Clarke recalls reading hateful comments about her body after early 'GoT' nude scene
“Now things are very, very, very different and I’m a lot more savvy with what I’m comfortable with and what I am OK with doing,” Clarke said on Dax Shepard's podcast
The Wrap
Kevin Hart Sets Netflix Documentary Series ‘Don’t F–k This Up’
Kevin Hart is the subject of an upcoming Netflix documentary series “Don’t F–k This Up,” the comedian announced Tuesday.Per Netflix, the six-part series “gives unprecedented access” into Hart’s life throughout the past year. “Tapping into the trials and tribulations of what it means to be a father, a partner, a role-model, and a business-man, Hart reflects on the events that have shaped his life, making him into the person he is today.”Featuring interviews with Hart’s friends and family as well as archival footage from his early career, the documentary will cover Hart’s day-to-day life in the period following the fallout of his Oscars hosting controversy.Also Read: Kevin Hart Trolls Dwayne Johnson for Halloween, Re-Creates Iconic Fanny Pack Outfit (Photo)Hart was forced to step down from his position as host of the awards show late last year when anti-gay tweets and jokes from his past stand-up sets were resurfaced on social media. It was followed by a much-lambasted appearance on Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show in which the comedian refused to apologize again.“Don’t F–k This Up” is produced by Hartbeat Productions, Lionsgate, Makemake, 3 Arts Entertainment, and Magical Elves.Read original story Kevin Hart Sets Netflix Documentary Series ‘Don’t F–k This Up’ At TheWrap
Entertainment Weekly
Jimmy Kimmel creates the Martin Scorsese-Marvel movie: 'The Irish Man'
Martin Scorsese Marvel movie created by Jimmy Kimmel: The Irish Man
Todd Garrin
Meghan McCain says 'The View' criticism is fueled by sexism: 'I don't think we're treated fairly'
"The View" co-host Meghan McCain says criticism of the show is fueled by sexism.
Richard Lawler
Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' TV show is already renewed for Season 2
While season one of Amazon's Lord of the Rings TV series hasn't started filming yet, Deadline reports there's already plans for season two. In fact, the industry outlet reports that the plan right now is to shoot the first couple of episodes of season one, then take a "four to five month break" while working out scripts and approach for the rest of the first two seasons. Recently, we saw Apple had signed up early for second seasons of its original TV shows, and Variety reports that while Amazon greenlit the show for two seasons, it wasn't fully locked in until now. Like the movies, the series will film in New Zealand and production won't be cheap, so it's important to get everything right before the cameras roll. From what we've heard, it will cover a time period well before the books and movies, and the cast still hasn't been fully filled out. Deadline speculated that renewing the show early and planning a long hiatus in the middle of shooting could let the streamer squeeze footage for season two in during S1, or shoot both seasons back-to-back.
Kylie Mar
James Van Der Beek's devastating announcement on 'DWTS': 'We lost the baby'
On "Dancing With the Stars" Monday, James Van Der Beek revealed his wife Kimberly Brook suffered a miscarriage over the weekend.
Stephen Proctor
#fartgate trending after congressman appears to rip one during live interview
Rep. Eric Swalwell appeared to let a rather loud one slip during a live interview on MSNBC, though he claims to not be the one who dealt it.
Lyndsey Parker
'You can share your grief with America': 'Voice' contestant Marybeth Byrd breaks down during tearful dedication to late grandfather
“This next performance is going to be challenging to get through,” Marybeth confessed. “The day before I flew out here, my grandpa passed away."
Yahoo Entertainment Staff
The It List: 'Beautiful Day' could earn Hanks first Oscar in 19 years, 'Frozen 2' is upon us, journey through Dolly's discography with 'Heartstrings' and the best in pop culture the week of Nov. 18, 2019
The It List is Yahoo’s weekly look at the best in pop culture, including movies, music, TV, streaming, games, books, podcasts and more. Here are our picks for Nov. 18-24, including the best deals we could find for each.
Variety
‘Chinatown’ Prequel Series in Development at Netflix From David Fincher, Robert Towne
A prequel series to the classic film "Chinatown" is in early development at Netflix, Variety has confirmed with sources. David Fincher and Robert Towne, the film's writer, are attached to pen the script. It will reportedly focus on the exploits of a young Jake "J.J." Gittes during his early days as a private investigator. Netflix declined […]
People
'Orange Is the New Black' Star Danielle Brooks Welcomes a Baby Girl: 'She's Perfect'
The "Orange Is the New Black" star, 30, gave birth to her first child — a daughter — with her boyfriend on Saturday, Nov. 16.
Raechal Shewfelt
Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino and wife Lauren reveal miscarriage: 'It was heart-wrenching'
The "Jersey Shore" star and his wife revealed Monday on "Strahan, Sara and Keke" that they are recovering from a miscarriage.
Todd Garrin
Jeannie Mai says 'offensive' Disney+ content should be edited out: 'Racism is taught'
"The Real" co-host Jeannie Mai says Disney's content warnings don't go far enough and that the company should edit out potentially offensive content on its new streaming service, Disney+.
Suzy Byrne
Jada Pinkett Smith fights back tears interviewing Robyn Crawford
Jada Pinkett Smith got emotional while interviewing Robyn Crawford about her former lover and friend Whitney Houston.
Taryn Ryder
Jon Gosselin accuses Kate of 'mental abuse,' 'parent alienation': 'We don’t talk'
Jon Gosselin tells Dr. Oz there is no hope of co-parenting with Kate Gosselin.
Raechal Shewfelt
'Full House' star Andrea Barber stands by Lori Loughlin: 'I think the world of her'
Andrea Barber defended Lori Loughlin, who appeared on both the beloved ABC sitcom "Full House" and its reboot, "Fuller House," in an interview Monday on the "3rd Hour of Today."
Pop Sugar Entertainment Videos
The Morning Show: Watch Jennifer Aniston Belt Out a Song From Sweeney Todd With Billy Crudup
If you've been putting off signing up for Apple TV+ , perhaps this new clip from The Morning Show will be enough to convince you. In it, Jennifer Aniston's Alex Levy - the anchor of a morning TV show trying to weather a #MeToo-esque scandal - is persuaded to get up on stage at an event with her network's head Cory (Billy Crudup). Together they belt out Stephen Sondheim classic "Not While I'm Around" from the musical Sweeney Todd in front of the crowd, marking the first time I've ever personally heard Aniston sing. Watch the clip above, and be sure to catch the fifth episode of the show, "No One's Gonna Harm You, Not While I'm Around," which is now streaming!
CNN
2019 BET Soul Train Awards: The winners list
The 2019 Soul Train Music Awards are in the books, ending in a big night for Chris Brown and his song with Drake, "No Guidance," which took home three trophies.
Associated Press
Like her parents, Blue Ivy now an award-winning songwriter
At just 7, Blue Ivy Carter is an award-winning songwriter. Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s daughter won the Ashford & Simpson Songwriter’s Award at Sunday’s Soul Train Awards for co-writing her mom’s hit “Brown Skin Girl,” a song celebrating dark- and brown-skinned women. Ivy Carter gives a vocal performance that opens and closes the song, which also features Wizkid and Saint Jhn.

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