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Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort on Thursday extended their closures to “at least through May 31,” the latest pushing of the dates at the parks shuttered by the coronavirus pandemic. NBCUniversal also said that pay cuts for most full-time employees and furloughs for all of its part-time workers…
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‘Tiger King’ Gets Eighth Installment: After Show Hosted By Joel McHale On Netflix
The Tiger King phenomenon will continue. Netflix is extending its hugely popular docuseries franchise with Tiger King and I, an after show hosted by Joel McHale, which will be released on April 12. It will feature brand new interviews with John Reinke, Joshua Dial, John Finlay, Saff, Erik Cowie, Rick Kirkman, and Jeff…
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