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A woman brought the dogs to the LAPD's Olympic Community Police Station, just northwest of downtown, around 6 p.m, said Capt. Jonathan Tippet, commanding officer of the department's elite Robbery-Homicide Division.
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Skovbye, who plays the younger version of Heigl's character in the new Netflix series, talks about what it's like to portray the same character as one of her role models.
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Pro wrestler Cody Rhodes talks about TBS' extreme talent show that he judges alongside Snoop Dogg, Jennifer Nettles and Rosario Dawson.
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Inspired by the 2018 hit film "Crazy Rich Asians," the brand new reality series is already on Netflix's Top 10 in the U.S. list.
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"The Big RL" was the pinnacle of performance for Black radio personalities in the United States and became a model for the best of what Black radio could be. Read more
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WNET's "Soul!" was a groundbreaking national showcase for African American art, music, literature and politics
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Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell will become co-hosts of the afternoon "Newsroom" in mid-April, while Brianna Keilar becomes a morning co-host.
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The author and Fox Sports broadcaster is replacing host Chris Harrison on the March 15 special. Harrison voluntarily stepped down indefinitely from his "Bachelor"-franchise duties following an interview in which he excused a female contestant's past racist actions. He and the woman have since apologized.
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The show, postponed two months from its usual early-January perch, will have little of what makes the Globes one of the frothiest and glitziest events of the year.
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Turner Classic Movies will show 30 Doris Day movies on Monday nights in March, starting March 1 at 8 p.m. with her first film, "Romance on the High Seas."
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The arts and entertainment sector has fared better on Long Island than in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic according to data from the state comptroller's office.
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Get ready for an unpredictable, unprecedented, mid-pandemic version of the Golden Globes.
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The political thriller "The Manchurian Candidate" and the Oscar winner "Rain Man" are some of the highlight on Turner Classic Movies next week.
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The Feb. 28 show will reunite several nominees and winners from last awards season.
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Morris and Stapleton both had six nominations ahead of the April 18 awards show, which will air on CBS from Nashville.
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In a new interview, the two Grammy-winning pop stars show they are big fans of each other.
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"Officially, she's diagnosed as 'on her way out of the tunnel' now, though, which I'm extremely thankful for," the country superstar said in a statement.
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Springsteen pleaded guilty to a third charge, consuming alcohol in a closed area, the Gateway National Recreation Area. Jeep reinstates Super Bowl ad.
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The arts and entertainment sector has fared better on Long Island than in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic according to data from the state comptroller's office.
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Knight, a seven-time Grammy winner who has been vaccinated for COVID-19, will be present at the game. Many other musical performers, including HBCU bands, will appear remotely.
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The arts and entertainment sector has fared better on Long Island than in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic according to data from the state comptroller's office.
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Get ready for an unpredictable, unprecedented, mid-pandemic version of the Golden Globes.
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The movie iss an infuriating tale about what a system will to do to maintain power, and what happens to those who stand — or get caught — in the way.
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This visually arresting but dramatically weak film deserves credit for going out on a limb even as it plummets to the ground.
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The film's new theatrical release date has been pushed to February 11, 2022. It was originally scheduled for this coming May 14.
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The series, beginning Thursday, will feature a lineup of films not available anywhere else.