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The ‘Airport Sushi’ Musical Is an Instant <em>SNL</em> Classic

“Airport Sushi” followed the same format as the prior musical numbers, with Chris Redd and Pete Davidson playing befuddled customers at an equally beloved and reviled New York institution—this time, LaGuardia Airport. When Davidson’s character opts to buy some packaged sushi, he inadvertently summons the “Phantom of LaGuardia,” a tortured-looking …

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Tyler Perry's Nephew's Death By Suicide Confirmed

Tyler Perry and his family may finally have the answers they needed regarding the death of his nephew Gavin Porter, who was serving a 20-year prison sentence when he was found hanging in solitary confinement on Tuesday night (Feb. 25). RELATED:Tyler Perry Breaks His Silence On The Death Of His …

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Diane Keaton’s Very Different Kind of Memoir

At first glance, Randy’s life might not seem like an obvious subject for Keaton’s memoir, a slim volume of 176 pages. The siblings’ paths in the world diverged after they outgrew their childhood bunk beds: Keaton has been a celebrated actor for decades; she’s traveled the world to shoot movies …

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Tia Mowry Reveals Whether She'd Join ‘RHOA’

Is there a possibility that Kenya Moore could get Tia Mowry to join Real Housewives of Atlanta? Apparently not. On Thursday (February 27), Mowry discussed part two of her Netflix show Family Reunion with E! News, and of course, she was asked about working with Moore. “Oh my gosh, she’s …

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Bernie Sanders Meets His Biggest Threat

Read: Joe Biden’s first-ever primary win is a big one A split among the moderate candidates—Biden, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg—is also helping Sanders maintain his perch atop the field. Although Sanders is likely to cross the …

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Books Briefing: The Uncut History of Black Life

📚 “Letter From Birmingham Jail,” by Martin Luther King Jr. Nikki Giovanni on the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. “Rather than memorialize King’s leadership, Giovanni turns to the people he seemed to be leading, and asks what they might do, in his absence, to subvert or fulfill his legacy.” …

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