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Jazz Legend Chuck Mangione, Known for ‘Feels So Good,’ Dies at 84
Two-time Grammy Award-winning musician Chuck Mangione, who achieved international success in 1977 with his jazz-flavored single “Feels So Good” and…
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White House Slams ‘South Park’ as “Desperate” for Attention After Unflattering Depiction of Trump
The White House is slamming the political left in response to Wednesday night’s controversial season 27 premiere of South Park,…
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Hollywood Flashback: When Paul Newman Made Doing Good Delicious
Paul Newman had a memorable 1982, as the year not only saw the release of legal drama The Verdict, which…
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Film Academy’s Submissions Site Opens, Paving Way for Oscar Hopefuls to Hit Members-Only Streaming Service
Members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences: start your engines — or at least your members-only streaming…
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Giving on the Edge: Effective Altruism’s Post-SBF Comeback
The news was as bad as it gets for a philanthropic movement: Its biggest donor and most prominent spokesperson had…
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Jimmy Hunt, Young Star of ‘Invaders From Mars,’ Dies at 85
Jimmy Hunt, the freckle-faced youngster who appeared in Pitfall, Sorry, Wrong Number, Cheaper by the Dozen, Invaders From Mars and 31 other features before…
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Hulk Hogan, Pro Wrestler Who Became a Household Name, Dies at 71
Hulk Hogan, the blond and boisterous body-slammer who brought pro wrestling into the mainstream in the 1980s while becoming one…
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Can Philanthropy Make Up for Trump’s Foreign Aid Pullback?
The international aid community, which includes many top Hollywood donors, has been reeling since the White House effectively eviscerated USAID…
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Michael Ochs, Pop Culture’s Preeminent Photo Archivist, Dies at 82
Michael Ochs, the obsessive collector whose one-man crusade to preserve moments of music and entertainment pop culture made him the…
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Six Months After the L.A. Wildfires, Here’s Who’s Still Picking Up the Pieces
Like many Angelenos, Mark Duplass felt a desperate desire to help friends and neighbors displaced by January’s Los Angeles wildfires…
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