By Tom Grater
CNN’s Don Lemon On “Boomer Rube” Moment: “I Don’t Believe In Belittling People”
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By Ted Johnson
CNN’s Don Lemon addressed why he was laughing during a CNN segment over the weekend that Donald Trump’s allies seized upon as an example of how the media elite mocks and belittles Trump supporters.
On his show on Tuesday, Lemon said, “I don’t believe in belittling people, belittling anyone for who they are, for what they believe or where they are from. During the middle of an interview on Saturday night, one of my guests said something that made me laugh, and while in
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14.02.2020 / 20:06
Shannon de Lima talks ex Marc Anthony & explains why she won’t marry boyfriend James Rodriguez
It’s not in Shannon de Lima’s plans to tie the knot with Colombian soccer star James Rodriguez at least in the near future. The Venezuelan beauty, who is Marc Anthony’s ex-wife, explained the reasons behind her decision in a revealing interview with Spanish magazine Diez Minutos as she opened up about her personal life and her relationship with the Real Madrid player.
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13.02.2020 / 05:31
Producer Jason Blum on ‘The Hunt’ Rescheduling: ‘If the Controversy Gets More People to See It, That’s Okay with Me’
Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions has ruled the box office when it comes to the horror genre in recent years, so when “The Hunt” cancelled its planned September 2019 release, it was a major shock.
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11.02.2020 / 02:16
Trump is “too much of a man” for LGBTQ people, Christian pundit claims
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06.02.2020 / 21:36
The Year in Review: Variety Editors and Critics Weigh in on 2019 in Entertainment
From Harvey Weinstein to Donald Trump, 2019 was a challenging year in a lot of respects, but also one in which filmmakers responded to the sturm und drang of everyday life with projects that were riveting, thought-provoking and captured the essence of the modern world. Variety asked editors Tim Gray and Jenelle Riley and critic Peter Debruge to answer three questions about this past year in cinema to gather their opinions on what were the standout moments.
deadline.com
06.02.2020 / 20:21
Nancy Pelosi: Donald Trump Used State Of The Union As “Reality Show,” Slams Rush Limbaugh Moment
By Ted Johnson
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04.02.2020 / 22:16
How Jessica Biel Helped Matt Bomer Prepare for ‘The Sinner’ Season 3
Matt Bomer has gone to dark places in “American Horror Story” and beyond, but his role on “The Sinner” pushed him to a totally different space.
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03.02.2020 / 23:01
The Sinner Season 3 Review: Matt Bomer and Chris Messina Anchor a Surprisingly Tense Mystery
It's been almost three years since The Sinner first shocked viewers with a family beach outing-turned-vicious-stabbing within its first hour, but the USA anthology series is still able to intrigue audiences with an equally disquieting plot now in Season 3.
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30.01.2020 / 00:11
Impeachment Viewership: An Estimated 9.3 Million Tuned In On Monday
By Ted Johnson
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29.01.2020 / 02:21
White House-approved pundit says coronavirus will “purge” gay people
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deadline.com
28.01.2020 / 19:11
“Boomer Rube”: Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump Seize On Don Lemon Segment In Latest Attack On Media Elite
By Ted Johnson
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28.01.2020 / 18:56
Matt Bomer Addresses Tom Brady Biopic Rumors
Matt Bomer is opening up about potentially playing a football legend.
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28.01.2020 / 17:11
Matt Bomer Weighs In on Tom Brady Biopic Rumors
Matt Bomer and Tom Brady are basically each other's doppelgängers.
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28.01.2020 / 02:51
‘Feels Good Man’: Film Review
When is a cartoon frog not just a cartoon frog? When he’s Pepe, the brainchild of artist Matt Furie, who in 2005 created the laid-back anthropomorphic amphibian for a comic about post-collegiate slacker life, only to subsequently watch as the character was adopted as a symbol of white nationalist hate by the alt-right and Donald Trump.