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The comedian was slated to host an event at the center in March.
“It’s at a point where my protecting of Issa has become turned onto me and something that people are using against me,” actress Amanda Seales said in a new interview.
Dowse’s doctors “do not know when she will come out of the coma as it was not medically induced,” her sister wrote.
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In its first two episodes, the new HBO Max series is changing how female sexuality—especially for women of color—is talked about on TV. And it’s about damn time.
The real-life rapper tells The Daily Beast about channeling City Girls’ Yung Miami on Rae’s HBO Max comedy series and her quest to become the “breakout star that everybody loves.”
Sources say that the acclaimed playwright and ‘Euphoria’ co-producer departed the TV series after failing to meet script deadlines. HBO confirmed Harris is no longer attached.
Citing the “ongoing public health emergency,” Mondaire Jones got a proxy to vote for him on a host of bills in D.C.
The Apple TV+ anthology series from the creators of “GLOW” is like a feminist “Black Mirror,” but its tales are very hit-or-miss.
The eclectic cast list keeps growing, after Will Ferrell and Emma Mackey were added to the call sheet earlier this week.
Issa Rae, Betty Gilpin, and Cynthia Erivo also star in Apple TV+’s new anthology series, which looks like “Black Mirror” with a whole bunch of womanly chaos.
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