Prestigious actor Orson Bean dead at 91
Orson Bean, the widely acclaimed comedian who has performed on television, stage, and movies, died in a car crash in Los Angeles, California at the age of 91. Bean was an ever-present personality on television in the 50s and 60s, and appeared regularly on the Johnny Carson's late-night talk show throughout its run. Bean also founded a progressive school and penned several books and a memoir.
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Robert De Niro says he would like to play Cuomo in pandemic movie
Legendary Hollywood star, Robert De Niro has said he would be keen to play New York state governor Andrew Cuomo in a future movie about the coronavirus epidemic, as the actor made another blistering attack on Donald Trump.
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'A Quiet Place 2' announces brand new release date
'A Quiet Place 2' announces brand new release date
'AQuiet Place 2', the sequel to John Krasinski's incredibly popular original horror film, will now be releasing on September 4th. The move was originally going to come out in late March but was delayed because of the coronavirus outbreak. Krasinski is also writing and directing this one but will not appear in the film.
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HBO encourages people to stay home with 500 hours of free content
HBO has announced that it will be making 500 hours of television and movies available online for free. They are doing this as a part of their new #StayHomeBoxOffice campaign that aims to encourage people to stay home during the coronavirus epidemic. Content like Detective Pikachu, Veep, The Soprano's and The Wire will be available.
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Ali Wentworth tests positive for coronavirus
Ali Wentworth tests positive for coronavirus
American actress Ali Wentworth, famous for her role as Staci Cole in hit TV series Nightcap and wife to former television anchor and White House Communications Director George Stephanopoulos, has tested positive for the COVID-19 infection, and has posted on social media warning her fans to not take the disease lightly, saying that the high fever, terrible body aches, and breathing problems are "pure misery".
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