Taylor Swift Performs a Moving Version of ‘Soon You’ll Get Better’ for ‘Together at Home’
Taylor Swift didn’t need to look any farther than her own latest album, “Lover,” for the song “Soon You’ll Get Better,” which was written for her mother, Andrea — who has been battling cancer for several years — but certainly applies to countless people praying for the recovery of loved ones affected by the coronavirus pandemic that the show is working to rally relief for.
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Reese Witherspoon on her 2013 arrest: 'It was so embarrassing'
Reese Witherspoon is looking back at a not-so-great moment in her life. “ I did something really stupid," Witherspoon said of the moment when she got arrested in 2013
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Cancer survivor Roman Reigns steps back from Wrestlemania
WWE star Roman Reigns, real name Joe Anoa'i, was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of 22 and had taken a hiatus from professional wrestling to focus on his recovery, with cancer returning in October 2018 when he was 34. Reigns came back to the ring in February 2019 after stating the disease was in remission but has withdrawn from the upcoming Wrestlemania 36 due to his immunocompromised condition.
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"Inside the Actors' Studio" host James Lipton dead at 93
"Inside the Actors' Studio" host James Lipton dead at 93
The founder and host of the immensely popular Bravo series "Inside the Actors' Studio" and the iconic theater academic, James Lipton has died at the age of 93 due to bladder cancer, in his home in Manhattan. Since starting the show in 1994 as a way for his theater students to experience a masterclass from acting professionals, Lipton went on to win multiple Emmys for the Actors' Studio.
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The Good Place star Jameela Jamil fires back at Twitter critics
Jameela Jamil, star of the popular NBC show The Good Place, has fired back at critics on Twitter who claimed she has Munchausen's Syndrome after Jamil opened up recently about living with the rare Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, eating disorders, inner ear disorders and cancer fears. Jamil says she has been the victim of online bullying on social media after making these revelations.
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