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Puck reports former Disney content chief Rice would decide whether Netflix's film chief, Dan Lin, is fired.
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The Los Angeles Times reports Threets says he is 'trying to stay' amid ongoing mental health battles.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the 27-year-old country singer played Tuesday in the first of two sold-out shows.
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The Los Angeles Times describes the documentary as a showdown between 'The Rehearsal's' Nathan Fielder and Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the reservations are for the California Science Center's new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center.
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The Hollywood Reporter, citing sources, identifies Def Jam CEO Tunji Balogun and Republic Records' Jim Roppo among the departures.
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People reports Boyega shared a first glimpse of their son in an Instagram clip on October 14.
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Variety describes her swearing-in as capping “a journey that began 62 years ago.”
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The Los Angeles Times describes the match as a hit and says organizers aren't concerned about the state's claim.
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Deadline reports Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet and Andrew Rannells are returning.
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Entertainment Weekly reports Piane was also an on-air personality and had publicly battled substance abuse and mental health issues.
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The Los Angeles Times highlights Lorre’s remark, “It was one of my darker secrets,” without identifying what he meant.
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Variety and The Hollywood Reporter both report the planned performance.
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Variety reports the Skydance-owned streaming service’s price hike took effect immediately on October 13, 2026.
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TheWrap reports Paramount and Caruso plan to reopen the theater.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that Che also jokes about the culture war in the special.
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The Los Angeles Times argues that Garmus' new novel shows poetry can be hilarious.
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The Los Angeles Times says the play's stitched-together comedy comes apart at the seams.
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Nerdist reports that the awards ceremony will begin streaming on the platform in 2027.
