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Pat Robertson Attacks Donald Trump’s Stance On Sending Troops Against Protesters: “It Isn’t Cool”
In what has to be among the oddest recent moments on The 700 Club, host Pat Robertson today called out President Donald Trump’s vow to use the military to quell protests around the country. Watch the clip below.
“He issued a heads-up,” Robertson said of on-air of Trump — a man the nonagenarian host has supported for…
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’: Cast & Showrunner Donate $100K To National Bail Fund Network
The cast and crew of cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine have made a sizeable donation to the National Bail Fund Network following the killing of George Floyd.
Co-creator Dan Goor and star Stephanie Beatriz are among those to publicly come out in support for those protesting police brutality.
Beatriz, who plays Rosa Diaz on…
Amid Criticism, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Says He Has Confidence In LAPD Chief Michel Moore: “I’ve Known His Heart For Decades”
Twenty-four hours after his chief of police, Michel Moore, ignited anger with comments equating looters with the officers in whose care George Floyd died, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti faced the media.
Earlier in the day, at a police commission public comment session, Chief Moore and Mayor Garcetti were excoriated by…
Keke Palmer To National Guardsmen At Protest: “We Need You, So March With Us”
Keke Palmer was out protesting Tuesday in Hollywood when she came upon some National Guardsmen who were deployed on the streets. She asked a group of them to march with the protesters but came away unsatisfied.
Palmer, who starred in Akeelah and the Bee and whose recent credits include Hustlers and Berlin Station, was…
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Donald Trump Says They Are “Forced To Seek Another State” For GOP Convention
UPDATE: President Donald Trump said that they will “forced to seek another state” to host the Republican National Convention, after the governor of North Carolina told the GOP that their planned event in Charlotte would have to be scaled back because of the coronavirus.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper wrote in a letter…
Park Police Claim That Protesters Threw Projectiles At Lafayette Square Park, But Reporters Say They Saw Peaceful Demonstration
The U.S. Park Police claimed Tuesday that its officers acted to clear protesters from Lafayette Square near the White House because some demonstrators were throwing projectiles at them, but journalists who were on the scene say that they did not see such conduct.
The Park Police statement came in response to…
‘Batwoman’: Title Character To Have New Identity Following Ruby Rose’s Exit
The new lead of the CW’s Batwoman will not be Kate Kane. The show has opted to go with a new character in the title role following the exit of star Ruby Rose, sources confirm to Deadline. The show was expected to go for a new identity of Batwoman, which is a far more elegant way of replacing a lead than straight-out…
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George W. Bush Calls George Floyd’s Death, Harassment A “Shocking Failure” In Open Letter; Donald Trump Fires Back
One day after former President Barack Obama called on Americans to “a president, a Congress, a U.S. Justice Department, and a federal judiciary that actually recognize the ongoing, corrosive role that racism plays in our society and want to do something about it,” his predecessor, George W. Bush has weighed in on the…
Peggy Pope Dies: ‘9 To 5’, ‘Soap’ & Broadway Actress Was 91
Peggy Pope, who played a secretary in the 1980 movie 9 to 5, appeared in dozens of TV series and acted on Broadway, has died. She was 91. Her family said Pope died May 27 in Fort Collins, CO, but did not give a cause of death.
Born Florence Pope on May 15, 1929, in Montclair, NJ, she began her long career on Broadway…
Netflix Beams Up eOne’s Australian Kids Animation ‘Alien TV’
Netflix has taken the global rights to eOne and POP Family Entertainment’s Australian children’s animation series Alien TV.
Originally commissioned by the Nine Network, the 26-part CGI series premieres later this month locally and will roll out internationally on Netflix later this summer.
Aimed at kids aged 6-11, Alie…
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Writer Craig Gore Fired From New ‘SVU’ Spinoff, Dropped By Paradigm Over Controversial Comments Amid George Floyd Protests – Update
UPDATED 3:30 PM: Law & Order creator/executive producer Dick Wolf has taken swift action after social media posts by writer-producer Craig Gore about the ongoing unrest in Los Angeles following George Floyd’s death drew criticism. UPDATE: Following Gore’s dismissal from the NBC show, he also was dropped by his agency P…
Industry Leaders Explain Guidelines For Restarting Film And TV Production In Los Angeles, Deliver Them To County Supervisors
Deadline reported yesterday that the 22-page "Proposed Health and Safety Guidelines for Motion Picture, Television, and Streaming Productions During the COVID-19 Pandemic" document was sent to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday.
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