For their part, the entertainers kept people in the casinos.
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"We're entertainers — we live for that," Nik told the outlet.
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World Animal Protection also launched Wildlife Not Entertainers in 2015.
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This is something that it is unparalleled with male entertainers.
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That measure has drawn criticism from prominent entertainers and corporations.
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Same goes for superstar human rights lawyers and superhuman entertainers.
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Certainly the tragic, early passing of entertainers is nothing new.
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He was among America's most successful entertainers, and her mentor.
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"We're no longer entertainers, we're producers, studio executives," he said.
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Few Hollywood entertainers have publicly defended Smollett since his arrest.
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In total, 190 entertainers, executives and artists signed the letter.
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Subsequent revelations have implicated entertainers, clergy members and senior politicians.
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Entertainers such as Bruce Springsteen and Itzhak Perlman canceled concerts.
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Though romanticized, they are typically entertainers -- and often sex workers.
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Entertainers were treated carefully so that incidents did not occur.
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There is plenty of New York asphalt named for entertainers.
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His parties featured an array of celebrities, businesspeople and entertainers.
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Some entertainers including Pharrell Williams showed solidarity with the players.
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Some Arab entertainers defend the device as a harmless joke.
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Some Arab entertainers defend the device as a harmless joke.
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There are entertainers, who introduce idioms exotic, acrobatic and comic.
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That's one thing I always tell the players, "we are entertainers".
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Former heads of state and A-list entertainers appeared on stage.
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Trump's inaugural committee has said it is intentionally avoiding top entertainers.
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After Cardi granted a hug to her admirer, the entertainers left.
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Women entertainers dance at Smalls Paradise, a Harlem nightclub, in 1929.
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"I think we just think of everyone as entertainers," Mahdara said.
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Errenzhuan entertainers often make extra money with impromptu, open-air gigs.
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" Though the entertainers were never heard discussing the specific lyric "Why?
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As entertainers, our role is to be the 'conscience of humanity.
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These entertainers let us into their lives, their families, their stories.
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They say there was never any parental pressure to become entertainers.
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" He also called Alex Jones "one of the world's great entertainers.
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"They're given an unusual amount of credibility," Hamilton says of entertainers.
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Gabrielle Giffords and entertainers Chance the Rapper, Jennifer Hudson and Will.
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The Republican Party's entertainers have mostly been enthusiastic about his candidacy.
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Entertainers, in contrast, have the megaphone, but they haven't earned it.
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Entertainers and athletes also helped to combat fear of black culture.
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So do many of the country's journalists, lawyers, professors and entertainers.
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So do many of the country's journalists, lawyers, professors and entertainers.
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Embracing Africa More diaspora-based entertainers are embracing their African identity.
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"We're no longer entertainers, we're producers and studio executives," Obama said.
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And that allows entertainers to commune with each other across decades.
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Milbrun said Dave has been a big influence in helping African-American entertainers, and the award syncs up with Dave's August residency at Radio City Music Hall where he fills the stage with African-American entertainers.
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Obsessing over straight entertainers who were allies, or perhaps seemed kind of queer, or who were known to be "family" among certain other entertainers and fans but not by the mainstream, were pretty much the only options.
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And, thanks to the recent outburst from liberal entertainers and U.S. Rep.
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How many MALE entertainers do you think there are in be world?
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On the one hand, he is one of America's most beloved entertainers.
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On Thursday, the entertainers left flirty comments on each other's Instagram posts.
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It's the guy version of the pregnancy rumors that plague female entertainers.
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The stakes are inherently higher, though, when we're talking about Black entertainers.
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe entertainers perform on the Royal Mile on Aug. 10.
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Pittsburgh (CNN)For decades, he was one of America's most popular entertainers.
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It was a different era when entertainers were viewed as just that.
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Even one of America's greatest entertainers, Betty White, is following his lead.
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This happens to a lot of black entertainers not just me either!!
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Before "Thriller," few entertainers were able to cross that subtle color line.
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And then there are the entertainers and businesspeople I haven't even named.
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For Western athletes and entertainers, doing business in Saudi Arabia remains fraught.
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She was also named in Entertainment Weekly's Entertainers of the Year list.
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The Dunhams were not fazed by the lack of top-flight entertainers.
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Another of the night's entertainers, Kane Brown, wrote: This world is sick
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But it's getting ever harder for American entertainers to walk the line.
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OnlyFans has put X-rated entertainment in the hands of its entertainers.
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"Athletes, entertainers, writers — they all have advocates for them," Mr. Tumminia said.
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Ouyang subverts the longstanding tradition of women as preferred servers and entertainers.
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But then, even the non-musicians, the comedians, or the entertainers like Delaney.
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Well, other liberal entertainers who said the extreme things get the Roseanne treatment.
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In a city where entertainers had been loss-leaders, Elvis turned a profit.
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Atlanta's top entertainers flooded the Georgie Dome to watch The Michael Vick Experience.
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Jennifer Lopez—singer, dancer, actress, and producer—is one America's most successful entertainers.
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All of which is to be expected, given they're tech companies, not entertainers.
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Crossing over from acting to movies is an exceedingly hard feat for entertainers.
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That's when a pair of local entertainers jumped into the water to help.
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Many entertainers who back Kaepernick have been reluctant to perform at the Feb.
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As musicians and singers and entertainers, I don't think we think like that.
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They will be remembered not just as winners, but as revolutionaries and entertainers.
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There are a lot of entertainers and performers in the competition this years.
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More entertainers will be announced in the coming days, according to the campaign.
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"They're entertainers, they're nice people, but they're not business savvy," Dariani told CNBC.
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Mostly, the ranks of global celebrities are populated with sports stars and entertainers.
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Tributes from entertainers in Britain and abroad poured in for the popular showman.
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They're trying to relate to these different entertainers and to be these guys.
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Many Hong Kong entertainers learned to speak Mandarin, the primary mainland Chinese dialect.
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Amanda Gupta, who specializes in visas for artists and entertainers, was my lawyer.
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Even star athletes and entertainers had only modest earnings and limited housing options.
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If you don't like what someone stands for, then go find other entertainers.
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Presidents Reagan and Trump were both entertainers who applied their acts to politics.
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That means no cartoon characters, music or entertainers that appeal primarily to kids.
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The law has prompted many high-profile boycotts by sports organizations and entertainers.
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" CreditCreditKristian Thacker for The New York Times "Some people have hives for entertainers.
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We do lots of other things, we're entertainers more than just skating commentators.
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Ballplayers are entertainers, and we as a species have a habit of applauding those entertainers who please us and booing those that don't, a practice which may go back to when humans were little more than cavemen grunting at the weather.
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Romano concluded her essay with an encouraging word for those aspiring to become entertainers.
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"In some way, shape, form and fashion, we are entertainers," Newton said, per SBNation.
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All these movies explore Christmas characters gone wrong, from mythological creatures to mall entertainers.
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If American history is any indication, entertainers win sprints but litigators can win marathons.
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When Fidel Castro took power in 1959, mobs of entertainers fled to Sin City.
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Pixar and Marvel are as consistent entertainers as we have in Hollywood right now.
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Entertainers are expected to make political statements, a la Meryl, especially during award season.
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Ja Rule and various other entertainers associated with the event also offered formal apologies.
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Conaway said the entertainers' "foreign influence" matched Russia's hacking attempts to damage Clinton's campaign.
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Angry criticism came from all quarters: Democrats, Republicans, world leaders, universities, scientists and entertainers.
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Break out the yard signs, entertainers, local validators and, yes, ask for the vote.
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That drew intense criticism and prompted many businesses and entertainers to boycott the state.
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At the end of the day, we're entertainers and it's supposed to be fun.
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Ricky Dillon started his channel in high school, when video creators were niche entertainers.
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Street entertainers were asking to be paid by credit card rather than with cash.
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Another round of videos showed actors and other entertainers singing "Imagine" by John Lennon.
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And [they're] basically entertainers, because everybody else wants to be hidden under the radar.
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Three entertainers attempt to solve a crossword puzzle in front of a live audience.
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We see these great entertainers killing themselves, and we go, 'How can that happen?
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Vegas and entertainers like Criss rely purely on the 40 million tourists per year.
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Professional athletes and entertainers are some of the best paid people in the world.
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Hollywood Boulevard is a busy tourist hub filled with restaurants, shops, and street entertainers.
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According to the parade website, mummers are costumed entertainers that celebrate the new year.
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YouTubers, unlike other entertainers or creators, are almost entirely beholden to their audiences' whims.
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He is awaiting deportation to his native Taiwan, where his parents are prominent entertainers.
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She later recorded, toured and presented television specials featuring leading American and Italian entertainers.
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Through her work, she has also pushed for wider representation of entertainers of color.
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Flashes of sparkly beads and long legs — the evening's entertainers — break up their exchanges.
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Parton has said before that she doesn't count herself among Hollywood's politically active entertainers.
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These were not edgy entertainers or profane comedians so much as family-friendly mainstays.
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During the Sino-Vietnamese war, the entertainers are forced to become warriors and medics.
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We want to bring fans closer to the best entertainers with premium content and performances.
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She is one of the most electrifying entertainers and one of the nicest people ever.
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The sweet photo came as a surprise from one of the industry's more private entertainers.
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Salt Lake City, Utah's, O'Connell is one of the finest entertainers in all of MMA.
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Nixon's "enemies list" consisted of politicians, journalists and entertainers who Nixon felt had wronged him.
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Entertainers such as Piper Perabo and Kumail Nanjiani urged the public to contribute to Yellowhammer.
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Earlier, the entertainers had attended a protest outside the Capitol along with New York Sen.
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Another day, another American Horror Story: Cult promo featuring everyone's least favorite entertainers: demonic clowns.
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It's a vivid depiction of the challenges that black entertainers have faced, particularly in Hollywood.
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He had spent decades on TV and was one of the country's best-loved entertainers.
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"We want to give these kids a chance to grow as both players and entertainers."
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Gigwell offers a software suite designed specifically for booking entertainers like musicians and public speakers.
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Still, most of the provisions that outraged gay rights advocates, entertainers and business leaders remained.
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On the list are: ENTERTAINERS: Logan Paul, Rhett & Link, Miranda Sings, King Bach, Liza Koshy
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He's one of the most famous entertainers in the USA, and by extension, the world.
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Politicians, entertainers and media professionals across the spectrum are being exposed as hypocritical sex fiends.
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Entertainers Tyler the Creator and Schoolboy Q, have said they'll never go back to Sweden.
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Nope, with a theatrical Leo moon electrifying the skies, the showponies and entertainers will slay.
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There have been a handful of entertainers who are instantly recognizable by just one name.
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Flatley's crew joins entertainers such as Sam Moore, Travis Greene and more at the balls.
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Tito oversees and advises the musicians and entertainers and must acquiesce to the changing times.
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"We're not really formal entertainers," Yearwood exclusively tells PEOPLE of her and husband, Garth Brooks.
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These days it's commonplace for female entertainers to suffer daily, brutal commentary on their appearance.
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This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with negroes, entertainers, and any others.
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He performs here to benefit the American Jewish Historical Society Archive of American Jewish Entertainers.
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Both are natural entertainers with long histories of controversy and talent for winning public attention.
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Street entertainers, along with jazz and classical musicians, will serenade passers-by throughout the evening.
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This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers, and any others.
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On April 85033, we lost one of the most talented entertainers of our times, Prince.
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"All we can do is raise awareness, spread to fellow musician, artists, entertainers," he added.
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Media companies and consulting firms brought in entertainers like Jon Bon Jovi and Kylie Minogue.
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He told us how that inspired a 33-year career advising sports stars and entertainers.
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He also noted that it was not even entertainers, saying it was strictly political figures.
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Among the mourners are the artists and entertainers who drew inspiration from the music icon.
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One way to combat the narrative is for Arab entertainers to tell their own stories.
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On the surface it seems like a law aimed at protecting adult entertainers, but Prop.
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Watch as three entertainers attempt to solve crossword puzzles in front of a live audience.
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We are told that we're just entertainers, so run fast, jump high, and throw far.
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Founded by Regina and Ken Jones, Soul published interviews, articles and photographs about black entertainers.
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The top gaming influencers are more than just skilled players — they're entertainers, hosts, and curators.
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There's widespread dismissiveness in the scene toward these entertainers, understandably, since many are terribly unfunny.
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Forty years earlier, though, he was one of the most popular entertainers in the world.
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I don't question the earnestness of these entertainers' objections to Trump, which are wholly warranted.
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North Carolina's own "bathroom bill" failed when businesses, entertainers and sports leagues boycotted the state.
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Several entertainers reacted on social media on Tuesday as the race was called for Jones.
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Entertainers can make an audience forget the turbulent times with a tour de force performance.
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How It Works Like Cirque du Soleil, entertainers perform minishows, which happen throughout the evening.
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From entertainers to philanthropists, here are black women who will change the world in 2020.
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In such turbulent times, Ramsay and Estrada said, they take seriously their roles as entertainers.
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The scandal has called the squeaky-clean image required of South Korean entertainers into question.
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Mr. Bieber joins a growing list of Western entertainers who have been blacklisted in China.
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His favorite entertainers were physical dynamos of classic Hollywood, like Chaplin, Keaton and Gene Kelly.
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By the early 20th century, black entertainers used blackface to gain acceptance with white audiences.
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They show him elitist liberals, professors and entertainers, disdaining his values and mocking his religion.
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"I don't want my kids to be entertainers," he admitted on a segment for PEOPLE Now.
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The show wanted to create an ensemble of vastly different masculine characters, the entertainers tell me.
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The show gave viewers a sneak peek into the lives of wealthy entertainers, athletes and CEOs.
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The BET Awards are one of the few platforms where Black entertainers receive their fair due.
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The story is set aboard the historical steamboat Natchez, which is known for its superpowered entertainers.
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"I don't want my kids to be entertainers," he said on a segment for PEOPLE Now.
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The list is always comprised of an eclectic mix of entertainers, athletes, moguls and media personalities.
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In recent years, though, artists and entertainers have used comedy as a tool of rhetorical deescalation.
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We have more models than ever before – 55 representing 17 countries, and four world-class entertainers.
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Aboard the showboat, the Cotton Blossom, are the entertainers and backstage folk who keep it running.
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But Joe definitely thinks entertainers are running for cover when it comes to the Prez-elect.
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In what some have called the "attention economy," politicians and entertainers compete for eyes and ears.
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Activists and entertainers Andy Cohen, Janelle Monáe, Samantha Bee were also honored at the annual event.
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These protections would not apply to professional athletes, entertainers, and a few other types of workers.
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Even top entertainers are producing songs in dual languages that are played on US radio stations.
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Since the raids, New Orleans entertainers—dancers, employees, sex workers, and allies alike—have banded together.
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The news of his death drew a flood of reactions from his fellow comedians and entertainers.
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However, as Mallick suggested, sex workers and adult entertainers rarely receive proper credit for their contributions.
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"We're entertainers — we live for that," said Mr. Wallenda, who has been walking tightropes since childhood.
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But sometimes the charges stick, resulting in prisons sentences for entertainers convicted of breaching public morals.
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The entertainers have to drum up their own audiences as well as put on their shows.
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A panel of often mismatched entertainers answers questions from unpredictable callers, and bizarre experiments are performed.
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Seasoned entertainers have expertly crafted images, no matter how many times they trip at the Oscars.
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Are there any other entertainers-turned-politicians that you look at and see as role models?
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In South Korea, athletes, artists and entertainers have been looked down on as pursuing inferior professions.
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Selena was among 34 entertainers selected from 300 candidates to receive a new star this year.
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Competitions to see who can raise the most money find the entertainers pleading into their cameras.
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It is an intimate exchange where the entertainers visibly feed off the enjoyment of the audience.
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For example, securing IP rights with top-tier sports teams and entertainers is no small feat.
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Britney herself, whom Forbes named the fifth-highest-earning female musician of 2015, has learned to address us as "bitch" at a time when that word has less to do with bullying female entertainers and more to do with those same entertainers reclaiming it for themselves.
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Mr. Cosby, 2014, who says the sexual encounter was consensual, had been among America's most beloved entertainers.
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"Rami is one of the most selfless entertainers that I've ever worked with," Cardiello shares with PEOPLE.
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Mashable understands that Starbucks is renting the two-storey building, which previously housed traditional entertainers like geisha.
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Since then, the young entrepreneur has been broadening his horizons by partnering with some very prominent entertainers.
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Amazon, just like other big tech companies, regularly invites noted artists, entertainers, and authors to give talks.
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I know they are all capable entertainers, but I also felt justified in asking for a refund.
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It doesn't take much sleuthing to see Morgan's kinship for well-known entertainers with a morbid history.
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Hart spoke directly to entertainers of color who were shut out of the big show this year.
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After he signed it, some businesses reconsidered their investments, entertainers cancelled concerts and sports tournaments were moved.
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Upon learning of her death, adult entertainers took to social media to express their shock and sorrow.
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In the story, Yashar reports how no entertainers were willing to speak on the record about Griffin.
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I'm sure whoever performs at Trump's inauguration will be excellent professional entertainers, but they're also not Beyonce.
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The list includes entertainers of all kinds, including musicians, athletes, actors, authors, and other personalities (Dr. Phil).
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White's influence was evident in tributes from a wide range of entertainers, from Quincy Jones to Questlove.
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Reynolds, 83, and other Hollywood entertainers started the organization to combat and increase awareness about mental health.
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New entertainers essentially get an internship where they're paid in exposure for creative and personally exploitative labor.
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Thus, Trump sees news reporters as entertainers and creators of messages, not objective transcribers of news events.
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North Carolina's law also has triggered a backlash from corporations, conventions, tourists, and entertainers who oppose it.
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North Carolina lawmakers repealed the bill in March after business groups, athletic organizations and entertainers condemned it.
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While Jolie and Shiloh interacted with the Faire's costumed entertainers, Brad Pitt was nowhere to be seen.
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There aren't many athletes or entertainers with more interesting post-retirement lives than Jesse "The Body" Ventura.
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Instead, the entertainers are focused on rebuilding their relationship and have retreated to adjacent homes in Malibu.
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Mr. Zimmerman's auction plan incited a wave of criticism from politicians, sports figures, Hollywood entertainers and others.
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"The entertainers who are considered the fashion icons, the pacesetters, have moved on from that," she said.
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Wolff posits that Trump was unhappy at his inauguration: angry that A-list entertainers declined to come.
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She was one of several entertainers on the tour and Franken, then a comedian, was the headliner.
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And a number of entertainers, including Will Ferrell, Kate Capshaw and Michael Douglas, have donated to Sen.
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Black businessmen, athletes and entertainers should commit to investing considerable resources into the development of these neighborhoods.
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It would not be the first time that Korean entertainers have been the victims of regional tensions.
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Some first families have been known for hosting awe-inspiring gatherings, while others were not expert entertainers.
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In an open letter posted Thursday, 132 internet entertainers said eliminating the rules could imperil their industry.
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Parsons noted that entertainers are being held to a higher standard than politicians, including President Donald Trump.
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Entertainers and athletes with a social conscience are again emerging as a vital force in public life.
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North Carolina's law also has triggered a backlash from corporations, conventions, tourists and entertainers who oppose it.
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Nowadays, we clamor for inklings of personal information about artists and entertainers, and they respond in kind.
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Years ago, before the internet—and when TV only had, like, five channels—singers were also entertainers.
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Kennedy says the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and entertainers' unions have also signed on.
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All night, saucy cheongsam-clad entertainers dance in cages and lounge on platforms reminiscent of opium beds.
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A subsequent police investigation, Operation Yewtree, questioned many entertainers and other prominent people, and secured several convictions.
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"In times of crisis, people turn to entertainers and storytellers to help them cope and maintain positivity."
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Watch the Trailer Professional athletes and entertainers are some of the best paid people in the world.
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World Wide Wes, a friend and business associate of various rich and famous basketball players and entertainers.
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That was after host Ricky Gervais admonished the night's assemblage of entertainers not to deliver political speeches.
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For the last decade, Lady Gaga has been one of the most enigmatic entertainers in the world.
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The rapper accused Cosmo of going to "extreme racist levels" to keep black entertainers off its property.
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There's a chance the president-elect will decide not to seek any additional entertainers for his inauguration.
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The state has been boycotted by businesses, entertainers and government workers as a result of the law.
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Take the example of Lady Gaga, one of the most famed entertainers (and marketers) of our time.
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We can't deny how important entertainers like Garland have been in millions of lives, nor should we.
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By the 1950s she was mentioned alongside such famous Tejana entertainers as Eva Garza and Lydia Mendoza.
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White entertainers wore it to amuse white crowds by playing into the most offensive and dehumanizing stereotypes.
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For some entertainers, accents are a tool used to create identification within the audience, not just ridicule.
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Business leaders, entertainers and even Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump have come out against the law.
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Where do you see your series fitting into this category of black entertainment created by black entertainers?
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Some see in Trump a reflection of their own political figures, from dictators to buffoonish and controversial entertainers.
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While Hollywood mourns the Kavanaugh confirmation, another group of entertainers seems surprisingly enthusiastic about the happenings in Washington.
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Soft-spoken and childlike, Michael Jackson came from a large family of entertainers as famous as he was.
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With the two of us working together, sharing our strengths, I think we made each other better entertainers.
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Emerging Entertainers: David Dobrik, Juanpa Zurita VISIONARIES: Lilly Singh, Derek Muller/Veritasium, Hannah Hart, Gigi Gorgeous, Connor Franta
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"Thirty and 40 years ago, entertainers and sports figures didn't have that kind of money," Professor Kaplan said.
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While other presidents have possessed the traits of entertainers — Kennedy, Reagan, Obama — shtick alone didn't put them there.
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A bunch of "adult entertainers" came from Deja Vu in Vegas and Hooters brought in big, umm, checks.
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Other entertainers who knowingly put their own careers at stake by supporting me, I will be forever grateful.
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The big question ... will Bryan's issues lead to a sweeping changes in pro wrestling to protect the entertainers?
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The Chinese actress — who is among the country's highest-paid entertainers — disappeared sometime in July of this year.
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The entertainers have also been joined by some business giants in publicly stating their opposition to the law.
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The law had triggered a backlash from companies, entertainers and sports leagues that considered it to be discriminatory.
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The company, according to its website, hosts concerts and music festivals and also manages intellectual property for entertainers.
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Other entertainers who have kicked off previous Super Bowl games include Carrie Underwood, Billy Joel and Jennifer Hudson.
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North Carolina lawmakers repealed the bill in March after numerous business groups, athletic organizations and entertainers condemned it.
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Year after year, SXSW has become a sure draw for entertainers, as well as media and technology titans.
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BBC Director General Tony Hall described him as "one of the greatest entertainers our country has ever known".
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The media has created this environment by glamorizing entertainers well beyond those celebs' true value to a society.
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Truth be told, entertainers who use their money to buy investment properties almost always score big over time.
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Scott said the potential meetings would be open to athletes and entertainers of all backgrounds and political leanings.
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Our favorite entertainers gather for epic performances and shady audience moments that eventually make for the best GIFs.
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However, while the earlier films were lauded as wholesome entertainers, the Sonakshi Sinha-starrer is a wasted effort.
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The Trumps have yet to attend the annual Kennedy Center honors, which celebrates prominent entertainers and cultural contributors.
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To people with huge influence like Justin Bieber, our message is simple: lions are wild animals, not entertainers.
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It has inspired petitions by those looking to memorialize deceased entertainers like Amy Winehouse, Paul Walker, and Prince.
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At least a few old Clinton hands have suggested enlisting professional entertainers, like Jon Stewart or Alec Baldwin.
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Even one of Egypt's best-loved entertainers has become a casualty of the relentless assault on free speech.
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CreditCreditRoyal Caribbean Most cruise lines have a large staff that includes a deck crew, housekeeping, entertainers and more.
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A lot of times, for a lot of people -- particularly entertainers -- that's at least a fix-it ticket.
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" Asked why entertainers were so drawn to Mr. Findling, Mr. Epps shot back, "Because he's an entertainer, too!
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The field also has 49 athletes and entertainers competing in a modified Stableford format for a $500,000 purse.
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But that recognition came after years of Ms. Shibari and other adult entertainers pushing against the industry's boundaries.
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And Mr. Minhaj lacked the star power of past entertainers like Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel.
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And just as heartening, the Trump phenomenon has sharpened the wits of a whole new breed of entertainers.
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And Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, along with other deep-pocketed producers create new ways of doing business for entertainers.
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"Thirty and 13 years ago, entertainers and sports figures didn't have that kind of money," Professor Kaplan said.
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Caught in the middle are the Bang-a-Rang's strippers and entertainers, who pick up shotguns when needed.
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The sketch was rife with puns from Beyoncé songs as the four entertainers talked nonsense to each other.
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Last month, the event was back again, drawing thousands of fans and musical entertainers from Britain and Norway.
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William Henry Lane, known as "Master Juba," was one of the first black entertainers to perform in blackface.
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A podcast hosting gig has become a new status symbol for top journalists, entertainers and talking-head politicos.
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I'm an entertainer and I happen to always carry a copy of the Bill of Rights for entertainers.
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"In our culture, there's a narrative that says, 'Follow the athletes, follow the entertainers,'" he told the paper.
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Forbes listed the group on its Celebrity 100 list of the world&aposs highest-paid entertainers of 2019.
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It's extolled by C.E.O.s and entertainers and even taught in my kids' elementary school (again, it's Northern California).
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Bringing black entertainers to debutante balls and private clubs was putting a big foot in the front door.
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Strip clubs may be a place for clients to party, but for female entertainers, they are a workplace.
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As the recent scandal ensnaring prominent entertainers and athletic coaches demonstrates, those with money can also buy illicit advantages.
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Once inside, Johnson embraced his new single status and partied the night away with several of the club's entertainers.
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Between merch, ads, and sponsorships, intertainers (that's internet entertainers) have gone from bedroom vloggers to multimillionaires with digital empires.
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Other entertainers have also headed to the state to offer some high-profile support for their candidates of choice.
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"In our culture, there's a narrative that says, 'Follow the athletes, follow the entertainers,'" Hussle told the LA Times.
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HSW Advisors also markets to entertainers, some of whom may avail themselves of the Actors Fund Financial Wellness Program.
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While some entertainers might have been too afraid to push their luck, Esposito made sure to capitalize on it.
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And for the rest of his life, Corbett, who was loved by his fellow entertainers, was rarely off television.
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The prestigious honors have long recognized entertainers who have had a clear impact on culture through the performing arts.
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Playing one of the world's best entertainers was very nerve wracking because "I'd never really danced before," says Bassett.
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But it is normal for royals to greet the line-ups of entertainers at star-studded galas like this.
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The Wasserman agency has created a new division called The Collective, which is focused on female athletes and entertainers.
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These include politicians (Wilbur Ross, America's commerce secretary, pictured), entertainers (U2's Bono) and even royalty (arise, Queen Elizabeth).
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"If you look at the most successful athletes or entertainers or business people, they all have coaches," Weiss says.
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Perhaps dropping that kind of cash is how the attorney managed to get the entertainers to actually show up.
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You can't say that entertainers should stick to entertaining, and then elect an orange reality television star as president.
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In all their class, cinching, contouring and skill sets beyond all reasonable comprehension, RuPaul's queens are more than entertainers.
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The waitresses at the one I went to in Shanghai were all women, strikingly attractive, and doubled as entertainers.
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It helped launch the careers of more than a few entertainers and created its own subgenre: the Vine star.
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As a pioneer in adult entertainment, Hefner's passing was met with melancholy from industry heavyweights, entertainers, and former Playmates.
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Audiences (and non-white entertainers) are more frustrated than ever with antiquated casting methods, and demand — nay, deserve better.
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In Israel, homosexuals serve openly in Israel&aposs military and parliament, and many popular artists and entertainers are homosexual.
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Ryan Reynolds, Sandra Oh, Michael J. Fox and Mike Myers led a contingent of Canadian-born actors and entertainers.
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As financing and transmitting concerns mount, the movie sees the collective mutating from activists to educators and community entertainers.
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We'll also need to engage clergy members, community elders, entertainers, board members, stockholders, chief executives, more people like you.
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Every year, the country also hosts numerous performances by Chinese entertainers, particularly during the annual Chinese New Year celebrations.
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Entertainers like Ronald Reagan, Rock Hudson, Jerry Lewis and the Kingston Trio pleaded for donations on radio and television.
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In 1947, MCA hired Mr. Gregory for its New York office, to book tours for orchestras and prominent entertainers.
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From athletes to entertainers like the Irish singer Niall Horan, the world seems to be Woods's gallery this week.
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That event, which traditionally features tributes from other comedians and entertainers, will be shown on PBS on Jan. 6.
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Nick Hayes: It's just us two, and we work with lots of writers and comedians and editors and entertainers.
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Borderlands 2 ended with corporations pulling back from Pandora, apparently leaving a power vacuum that was filled by entertainers.
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The "Take a Knee" protest has now grown beyond the sporting world, and entertainers and performers are joining in.
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Several entertainers paid tribute to Mr. Bryant at the Grammy Awards, which took place at the arena hours later.
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Women watch a 15-minute show featuring elite entertainers and, in some cases, end up feeling bad about ourselves.
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Meanwhile, the most successful rappers can consider themselves well-rounded entertainers—Drake has hosted "Saturday Night Live" multiple times.
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Whereas Barack Obama's national campaigns involved the enthusiastic support of entertainers from the start, neither Mr. Trump nor Mrs.
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Bernhardt was one of the most famous entertainers in Europe, in part because of her talent for self-promotion.
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There has been no official confirmation of a Chinese blacklist or a ban on South Korean artists and entertainers.
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By early 260, the buzz surrounding iQOS in Japan was growing, thanks in part to a group of Japanese entertainers.
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We've had a ton of great performers, entertainers, and just Americans reaching out wanting to be a part [of it].
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Backlash against the law has cost North Carolina millions as businesses, entertainers and sports leagues have boycotted the state. 2.
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When we lose 1 our TRUE entertainers & pioneers it makes u rethink your life & stop taking people & things for granted.
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Zen out: Boston Dynamics is still presumably up for sale from Google, so maybe Handle will attract some enterprising entertainers.
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Generation Z is the 20-and-under crowd of actresses, musicians, artists, and entertainers on the verge of ruling Hollywood.
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Generation Z is the 215-and-under crowd of actresses, musicians, artists, and entertainers on the verge of ruling Hollywood.
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Concert venues canceled Kelly's shows last year, while prominent activists and entertainers began calling for a boycott of the singer.
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Generation Z is the 243-and-under crowd of actresses, musicians, artists, and entertainers on the verge of ruling Hollywood.
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Similar boycotts by other sports organizations, companies and entertainers cost North Carolina hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business.
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The feature is rolling out over the coming month to all pages, including brands, news publishers, athletes, entertainers and nonprofits.
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Designed for entrepreneurs, entertainers and anyone juggling clients or sales contacts, SuperPhone tells you who you're forgetting to connect with.
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I thought, here's this guy who's one of the most celebrated athletes and entertainers, and he's about to kill himself.
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The White Stripes join a laundry list of musicians and entertainers to publicly ask Trump to quite playing their tunes.
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Of course, some athletes are born entertainers ... and DDP says Ronda's ex-UFC bro, Conor McGregor, definitely has that gift.
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The revelation came about 10 minutes into the conversation, as the comic and hosts discussed their favorite rappers and entertainers.
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For companies making money off entertainers, encouraging trading personal well-being for profit is a successful — and deadly — business strategy.
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The Pose cast swept the awards this year, surpassing even Queer Eye, whose cast won "best entertainers" as a group.
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"Other entertainers who knowingly put their own careers at stake by supporting me, I will be forever grateful," she wrote.
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Now, as entertainers flock to satire as a way of understanding our absurd political situation, there is a funny surplus.
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In some cases, entertainers have even found great success by sticking it to him – to his deep and abiding irritation.
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The pattern is one we know well, a struggle between nonwhite entertainers and their would-be handlers that is ongoing.
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So this song is a product of three major artists, all of whom happen to be children of titanic entertainers.
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This freedom seems particularly important for women artists who don't fit into the narrow box laid out for women entertainers.
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She is one of only a few entertainers to achieve long-term mainstream success as both an actress and musician.
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Do these atypical circumstances give entertainers the green light to stand atop their soapbox to inform and mobilize their following?
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"Los Angeles Pride," June 10-25 Dyke march, transgender celebration, youth march and entertainers including Big Freedia and Faith Evans.
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California voters will be asked to decide whether adult entertainers should be required to use condoms while shooting pornographic movies.
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Democratic President Barack Obama, business leaders and entertainers including Bruce Springsteen also have called for the measure to be overturned.
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"They're so determined to have a good time, which translates into the energy of the event and fuels the entertainers."
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The laws have sparked a wave of backlash and inspired popular musicians and entertainers to cancel appearances in the states.
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Some Chinese media outlets have even said a government ban on South Korean entertainers would enjoy widespread support in China.
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In response, major entertainers have abandoned planned events in the states, and officials have worried that tourism dollars could dwindle.
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Likely speaking for a lot of fans who are eager for every detail about their favorite entertainers, zarrylash is conflicted.
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White entertainers started doing this in the early 1800s, before the Civil War, in traveling song and dance "minstrel" shows.
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One of the great American novelists reviews one of the great American songwriters and entertainers — and Ford does not disappoint.
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He was also accused of plotting to stop television and radio stations from hiring entertainers deemed unfriendly to the government.
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I went to strip clubs where it was clear the entertainers were only acting like friends because I paid them.
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Vegas Entertainers Unite in the Face of TerrorMelania Trump Takes a Huge StepScarlett Johansson Hooks Up Katy Perry's Drag Queens
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While Timbaland is associated with an older generation of entertainers, he remains relevant as both a musician and a personality.
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Our thoughts are with his family today as we remember the extraordinary life of one our greatest entertainers and humanitarians.
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It included a celebrity field of athletes and entertainers who competed for a $500,000 purse using the modified Stableford system.
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"It's our scientists, our entertainers, our teachers, top professors, employees of cultural institutions — it's a talent issue," Ms. Wylde said.
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The different consequences for the entertainers provided a fresh opportunity for conservatives to accuse the media of a liberal bias.
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While many entertainers have taken political stands in the last two years, the world of country music is more cautious.
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We talk about the language used by the president and his supporters and their expectations of black entertainers and athletes.
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Brown, one of the nation's most prominent entertainers, died at 73 at a hospital in Atlanta on December 25, 2006.
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As many of the Black female entertainers before her had done, she took the high road, choosing not to comment.
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The lead singer of the Lebanese rock band Mashrou' Leila is one of the region's most famous openly gay entertainers.
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JW: Well, it's not like the bones of Hollywood isn't littered with the bones of black entertainers who couldn't hang.
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Business leaders, entertainers and politicians including Obama and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump have come out against the law.
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She also posted several photos of popular light-skinned entertainers in Mexico who darkened their skin to portray a character.
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Just six Asian or Asian American entertainers have hosted the show, including Oh and Awkwafina in the most recent season.
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His shirts featured his own portraits of famous entertainers like Sammy Davis Jr., Richard Pryor, Jimi Hendrix and Spike Lee.
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She's one of Hollywood's most outspoken actresses, but Jennifer Lawrence says it's "not wise" for entertainers to wade into politics.
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The impresario Sol Hurok, who presented many notable entertainers, took her onto his roster and encouraged her to try opera.
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In original minstrel shows, white entertainers would paint their faces with burned cork, greasepaint or shoe polish and perform songs.
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Holding Black men accountable for their actions has long taken a backseat to celebrating their talents and abilities as mass entertainers.
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The only black entertainer I can think of who causes the same kind of hysteria as white male entertainers is Drake.
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"The Cosby Effect" has now made it next to impossible for entertainers, athletes and other people who have fame and fortune.
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There's plenty of that to go around out in the world, and there's plenty of entertainers that are abusing their platform.
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I learned that in 2000 and 2007, the entertainers DJ Screw and Pimp C, respectively, died from drinking a similar concoction.
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The measure angered many Tar Heels and civil rights groups and prompted businesses, entertainers and sports leagues to boycott the state.
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With successful entrepreneurs, athletes, and entertainers such as these endorsing video games, it makes that gaming is a billion-dollar industry.
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Sayoc's list of people that he was researching included many political figures, but some were journalists and entertainers, officials told NBC.
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A number of entertainers, including Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr, also canceled engagements in the state in protest at the law.
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Some entertainers who once graced the WHCD's stage include Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and Irving Berlin.
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The novel technology allowed entertainers, conditioned to belting out melodies, to almost whisper their lyrics and yet still command a room.
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"Clowns", "party entertainers", and "party-service providers" are among the 181 jobs that may now be done by self-employed workers.
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The younger generation of entertainers seems to have largely rejected the idea that only a straight person will be palatable onscreen.
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A group of Broadway and television entertainers staged several Broadway benefits for Parkland, and gave the kids advice over the phone.
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Some brands like Adidas have even taken it beyond athletes to entertainers and icons like Kanye West and now Kendall Jenner.
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But it may be too soon to tell whether Time's Up will create lasting changes in the industry for all entertainers.
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Logo for Snarled Logo for Snarled Social media entertainers today have very few channels available to them to monetize their following.
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Louis Tomlinson and The Killers were among the entertainers at the event, which was hosted by comedian and actor Miranda Hart.
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Maori entertainers are seen before the Cricket World Cup match between Ireland and the West Indies in Nelson February 16, 2015.
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VICE reached out to some current and past kids' entertainers and asked them to recount some of their worst gigs ever.
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Just like streamers in the US and Europe, these online entertainers sing, tell jokes, or just play video games for fans.
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Several entertainers, including singer Charlotte Church and DJ Moby, said they declined invitations to perform at the inauguration or related events.
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At least seven such entertainers have seen their appearance in Chinese venues canceled, closely following the 'revelatory' tweets by the duo.
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The crowd skewed young on Saturday, the weather in the district was beautiful, and entertainers like Ariana Grande performed for free.
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To the contrary, many of them are self-proclaimed entertainers who proudly wear their allegiance to the right on their sleeves.
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Candidates with strong personalities, who are good entertainers, make exaggerated promises, and appeal to the prejudices of their audiences often win.
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Mike's never one to hold back when it comes to talking politics, but thinks there should be fewer entertainers running America.
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"You've always had entertainers run for office," Clay Aiken, a singer, "Celebrity Apprentice" runner-up and former congressional candidate, told CNN.
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Our thoughts are with his family today as we remember the extraordinary life of one of our greatest entertainers and humanitarians.
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As long as the industry continues to reward white entertainers for "trying something new" Stefani's actions will go by the wayside.
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"This is when the real challenge starts, because we have one of the world's greatest entertainers to make proud," Graham says.
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BET offers a massive platform to Black entertainers who would normally be overlooked by the other outlets promoting the music industry.
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The two-hour telethon was filled with appeals for donations from entertainers and former presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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President Obama was first to comment, and he was followed by a slew of politicians, entertainers and sports stars, including Magic.
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Akuno raised money from foundations, entertainers, and small donors, and the Southern Reparations Loan Fund would be pitching in as well.
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B.D.S. is well known for sparking confrontations on college campuses in the United States and for compelling entertainers to pick sides.
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In that footage, Mr. Kim is seated at a table filled with food as entertainers perform in tuxedos and evening gowns.
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He joined top entertainers and athletes, including Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant, as an investor in Andreessen Horowitz's Cultural Leadership Fund.
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He said the technology will help manage events that attract high-profile entertainers to the area such as The Golden Globes.
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That entertainers continue to be theft victims shows that the loss of privacy that accompanies fame even extends to celebrities' homes.
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From politicians to actors and entertainers, stories of high-profile celebrities caught "cheating" on their partner often make front-page news.
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Based on this math, the rumor that it wanted to start charging entertainers to perform makes a certain kind of sense.
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Multiple businesses and entertainers have since announced boycotts of North Carolina in retaliation for the law that has sparked national outrage.
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On Monday, singers Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas joined a growing list of entertainers who have canceled shows in the state.
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Actors, authors, and entertainers, including Dick Powell and June Allyson, Lana Turner, Pearl S. Buck, Smiley Burnette, and New York Gov.
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As for the various entertainers who had snubbed the concert — or even said yes and then backpedaled — Mr. Stephan was dismissive.
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Entertainers including Kathie Lee Gifford, Dean Cain, Craig Campbell and the U.S. Navy Band will also appear, according the event's website.
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BET included him prominently in a memorial tribute to Black entertainers who passed away in the last year during the BET Awards.
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These entertainers, who often offer illusions but not emotional conflicts or rich stories, present only snippets of all that mime can do.
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I think I was apprehensive about it just because the first thing you see is "male entertainers" — kind of a strip show.
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But unlike musicians or actors or any other "old media" entertainers, it's unclear how their work translates to a live stage performance.
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Last year, the entertainers posed together at the Met Gala but Chopra later explained they were merely both dressed by Ralph Lauren.
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I'm praying for the day that you will realize that so many of us entertainers have a crabs in a barrell mentallity.
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There are a lot of illusions and fantasies that people believe in when it comes to the lifestyles of artists and entertainers.
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Good artists and entertainers soak up the ideas and concerns around them and filter that input through their own point of view.
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Back in September, Walker asked entertainers in attendance to pose for a series that explores the internal and external voices of celebrities.
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In an age when zany-haired wannabe entertainers can actually ascend to political power, the menacing Count Olaf feels all too real.
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The Justice Department has filed a civil rights lawsuit against North Carolina and several entertainers have canceled planned performances there in protest.
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Bringing entertainers on to Australian panel show Q&A is the easiest way to inject some life into the politician-filled show.
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The Mouse House is able to get a more comprehensive look at aspiring entertainers thanks to the hours of content they've uploaded.
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For some, the support of West was an abrupt about-face from past criticism of entertainers generally, and hip-hop music specifically.
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The entertainers posed together at the Met Gala in 2017 but Chopra later explained they were merely both dressed by Ralph Lauren.
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After North Carolina passed its controversial law, major sports organizations, entertainers and companies pulled events or jobs from the state in protest.
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"Ronnie Corbett CBE, one of the nation's best-loved entertainers, passed away this morning, surrounded by his loving family," his publicist said.
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President Barack Obama, business leaders, entertainers and some prominent politicians have criticized House Bill 2, saying it is unfair to transgender people.
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As entertainers, we have made every aspect of our lives public, yet we would appreciate your respect and privacy on this issue.
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A new U.S. Supreme Court decision is pitting entertainers and video game developers against one another in a high-stakes battle royale.
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It has sparked lawsuits by both supporters and opponents of the law, and a mounting backlash from corporations, conventions, tourists and entertainers.
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"I had entertainers reach out — Eric Benet DM'd me on Twitter — and I heard from civil rights leaders, everyday people," she says.
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Few people would consider it a source of intriguing ideas or art, unlike publications, journalists, entertainers, political leaders, academics, or advocacy groups.
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Brady says football players are ultimately entertainers and watching the sport should help make fans get away from their real-world problems.
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Last year, the entertainers posed together at the Met Gala, but Chopra later explained they were merely both dressed by Ralph Lauren.
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McGregor was booked for T-Mobile Arena, where earlier this month the featured entertainers were Ed Sheeran, Kendrick Lamar and Lady Gaga.
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Prior to today, YouTube Red featured exclusive shows from web-native entertainers like YouTube star Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg and Rooster Teeth Productions.
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Kate Winslet, John Legend and Christian Bale were among the entertainers seen opening their wallets to buy some of the sweet treats.
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It's a rare stance among Hollywood entertainers, who have increasingly weighed in on the happenings in Washington, D.C., amid the Trump era.
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Many famous artists and entertainers such as Russell Brand, Patty Duke, Amy Winehouse and Nina Simone have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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There are black rappers and other entertainers who make millions of dollars exploiting a word associated with poor people in the ghetto.
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EDT tomorrow: Non-religious entertainers, scientists, academics, pundits and elected officials hold a rally at the Lincoln Memorial advocating for secular thinking.
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Obama, 85033, will be up against an eclectic mix of authors and entertainers in the category, which includes poetry, audiobooks and storytelling.
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Weekends in May are filled with commencement addresses from the country's entertainers, CEOs and politicians to the new class of college graduates.
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" The ministry has therefore, it said, "demanded cancellation and rescinding of degree and school credit from seven students who are professional entertainers.
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Ms. Bai is the latest in a growing list of entertainers who have been pilloried in China for holding "incorrect" political views.
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A passion for public singing has led to competitive television shows, a multimillion-dollar business of migrant worker entertainers and several murders.
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The film included readings by entertainers, including James Earl Jones, Harry Belafonte and Joanne Woodward, a feature that Mr. Landau had wanted.
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I imagine Americans want their entertainers to stick to celebrity news because they believe one's politics, like religion, is a private subject.
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Times Square in New York City is usually crowded with tourists and entertainers but on March 28, 2020 it is completely empty.
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Those efforts advanced considerably during the Winter Olympics, to which Mr. Kim sent athletes, entertainers and political delegations that included his sister.
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His employers included The Associated Press and On the Scene Productions, which worked for companies like Nike and entertainers like Billy Joel.
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By the early 1930s, Bentley was Harlem's most famous lesbian figure and among the best-known black entertainers in the United States.
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"In our culture, there's a narrative that says, 'Follow the athletes, follow the entertainers,'" he told The Los Angeles Times last year.
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Mike and I met on a cruise a few years ago, and he helped me create a trivia game for the entertainers.
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For me, fashion is about researching and going online, and seeing what different styles entertainers and athletes and interesting people are wearing.
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We love (don't miss this feature): Seeing the magicians and entertainers do their thing in the hotel's lobby and on the BoardWalk.
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Colombian-born "Hips Don't Lie" singer Shakira is a three-time Grammy Award winner and one of the world's best-selling entertainers.
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The state has faced national backlash from gay rights groups, businesses and entertainers who call the law unfair to the LGBT community.
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No. However, I did have heroes, like Jack Benny or Jerry Lewis, and little-known entertainers that I've seen through my life.
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While Ruffalo gave $2628 in September, the roster of prominent entertainers on the Bernie bandwagon appears to be slimmer than other candidates.
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Moody said several professional clowns in the organization saw business slow, but the majority of entertainers were able to continue their craft.
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Few entertainers have truly been canceled — that is, they haven't had their careers totally shut down by negative criticism on the internet.
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Similar issues have been raised about other entertainers scheduled to perform, among them the Radio City Rockettes and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
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Entertainers at the bar and staffers quit after the story about De Roma's campaign donation to the former KKK grand wizard emerged.
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Braun currently works with Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, among numerous other entertainers, and in the past he's worked with Kanye West.
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The 38-year-old, who starred in the "Magic Mike" films about male entertainers, is co-directing the show based on the movies.
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Upon the judge's decision, Gaga was one of the first of many A-list entertainers to take to social media to support Kesha.
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But that's a bit different than having a special-built suite inside a guard tower along with an entourage of chefs and entertainers.
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Johnson, 33, kicked off the weekend with a party on Friday night, walking the red carpet with several of the club's female entertainers.
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The ranking must feel especially sweet when you consider which entertainers placed second: the boys of One Direction, including Swift's ex Harry Styles.
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Both men have stirred up controversy and highlight the many problems that YouTube has with content from some of its most popular entertainers.
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Richard, 78, one of Britain's best known entertainers, was investigated by police over allegations of historical child sex offenses but cleared in 2016.
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The entertainers posed for photos together at the Billboard 2018 R&B Hip Hop Power Players event in New York City on Thursday.
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The storyline essentially boils down to this: The queen is bored, so Ramesses calls upon a group of entertainers to perform for her.
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Celebrities are riding the wave, with entertainers like Snoop Dogg (Leafs By Snoop) and Wiz Khalifa (Khalifa Kush) creating products they believe in.
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"Cena and the Rock were entertainers rather than workers, but the Rock has a playfulness and charisma Cena still can't match," he said.
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There are good reasons to be concerned about repeating these shallow stereotypes, even if the ultimate goal is to hail some misunderstood entertainers.
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There is validity in engaging with the deepest wounds of the entertainers we love when they are wounds that we share with them.
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Few people would consider it a source of intriguing ideas or art, unlike publications, or journalists, entertainers, political leaders, academics or advocacy groups.
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Multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against entertainers, businessmen and politicians in the past year have led to many being fired or to resignations.
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"We've had a ton of great performers, entertainers, and just Americans reaching out wanting to be a part (of the event)," he said.
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One of the best-known entertainers in the UK and Ireland, Wogan was loved for his smooth voice on both radio and television.
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The allegations, many of which date back decades, have toppled Cosby from his position as one of the United States' best-loved entertainers.
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From millionaire entertainers to everyday people who felt the need to turn around their financial lives, here are great savers' top strategies. 1.
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Gabrielle and Julianne are two of the most aspirational women in the business, on top of being electric entertainers with talent across disciplines.
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The law was repealed after boycotts by sports organizations, companies and entertainers cost North Carolina hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business.
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A group of children of varying ages are crowding around some entertainers in colourful clothes and make up, playing an assortment of instruments.
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Liberals and celebrity entertainers rallied in defence, arguing that the BBC is a national treasure and the government should keep its hands off.
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And then there are the appearances by Harlem legends like Dapper Dan, and entertainers as varied as Raphael Saadiq, Jidenna, and Faith Evans.
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I loved it, make no mistake: the parties with the intellectual set, the politicians and anti-apartheid heroes, the serious journalists and entertainers.
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When it comes to politics, entertainers have a vast platform and CBS television's Chuck Lorre knows exactly how he wants to use it.
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FaZe Clan consists of 34 content creators and 15 professional esports players, and 11 hybrid creators who are both pro players and entertainers.
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Jabari's mother, Dhakkira Talbot, also expressed her gratitude to entertainers and athletes who have highlighted her son's in a statement to the magazine.
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For decades, the same-sex kiss has been used as a tool by artists, actors and entertainers to subvert gender and sexual norms.
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Accusations of sexual assault from dozens of women have knocked Cosby off his longtime pedestal as one of the most beloved U.S. entertainers.
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The 25-year-old was known for her feminist voice and outspokenness that was rare among female entertainers in deeply conservative South Korea.
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At first, Dreamland seems like just another reflexive flourish in a film about a group of ragtag struggling entertainers rescued by a star.
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Mr. Cai belongs to the tribe of "little fresh meat," a nickname, coined by fans, for young, delicate-featured, makeup-clad male entertainers.
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In the past two months, allegations of sexual assault or harassment have emerged against dozens of prominent men, including politicians, entertainers and journalists.
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Republican voters, meanwhile, were attracted to shallow political entertainers and obviously unqualified candidates long before Mr. Trump threw his hat in the ring.
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Artists and especially entertainers may not feel obligations to their subjects, but they do have responsibilities to us, one of which is honesty.
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His conversational skills are hallmarks of his native Dongbei, the northeastern part of China that's known for a culture of fast-talking entertainers.
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"Brands now have a new standard they have to live by," she said, explaining that they must act as broadcasters, publishers and entertainers.
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Limbaugh, 69, now joins the ranks of a long list of entertainers, athletes, academics, activists and heads of state to receive the medal.
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Back then, obscurity wasn't unusual for black entertainers, but the articles praised him as one of the most imitated artists of the day.
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There was a bit of drama after the rapper did not show up for a meet and greet with Ghanaian celebrities and entertainers.
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Not all popular social media users are influencers—some are simply online celebrities, entertainers, comedians, or cute animals—nor are all celebrities influencers.
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The name recalled the Japanese geisha tradition, a group of women that for centuries worked as entertainers and paid companions in the country.
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The video opens with a cartoon version of Bino walking through a neighborhood as an all-star cast of entertainers enjoys the summer.
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Some were personable and witty entertainers who made their living through live-streaming; others searched for drinking companions after returning home from university.
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There's a long history of Black entertainers in search of redemption and rebranding going through the doors of the church to get there.
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As a result, Comedy Bang Bang has established itself as a playground, even incubator, for an impressive roster of all kinds of entertainers.
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The main significance is that astrologers do research and study largely through the charts of public figures, whether politicians, entertainers, scientists, or athletes.
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"We are working to solve the decades-old problems that entertainers have had with negotiating terms, executing agreements and getting paid," the site boasts.
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He reminded me of the footage of comedian Michael Richards' epithet-laced 2006 set that sparked debate about whether entertainers should use racial slurs.
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Playboy's clubs also influenced the culture, giving early breaks to such entertainers as George Carlin, Rich Little, Mark Russell, Dick Gregory and Redd Foxx.
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The channels of streamers like Ninja, and plenty of other online entertainers in the Twitch and YouTube space, basically live or die on consistency.
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Even though she's got a family full of entertainers, Cyrus matriarch Tish had hesitations about her youngest daughter, Noah, pursuing a singing career, too.
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One photo was a stunning shot of the entertainers posing on the red carpet earlier this year at Vanity Fair's annual post-Oscars party.
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The entertainers on stage for Republicans in Cleveland last week paled in comparison to the likes of Demi Lovato, Paul Simon and Silverman here.
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It was later owned by Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy, former TV and radio entertainers, then owned by the College of New Rochelle.
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The daughter of renowned entertainers Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, Fisher was brought up in the sometimes tumultuous world of film, theater and television.
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It would be life and career changing for a lot of people… there are trans women who are born entertainers who work in drag.
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Lyn Archer, a leader of the Bourbon Alliance for Responsible Entertainers, says strippers would support a genuine effort to crack down on human-trafficking.
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Close behind Ninja is a whole new generation of YouTube and Twitch personalities making a name for themselves as competitive performers and tireless entertainers.
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With social media fueling shorter attention spans for the entertainers we love, it's not easy to bounce back after years out of the spotlight.
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YouTube audiences expect that kind of access to their entertainers, though, meaning that anyone who operates within that space has to play the game.
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The finest Shakespearean actors are more than entertainers: they are standard-bearers of a national identity and culture, and indeed of culture in general.
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I want younger actors and artists, or even younger women who aspire to be models one day, to see entertainers shown in different ways.
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Meanwhile, Lopez broke things off with Drake after a source who knows both of the entertainers told PEOPLE it was never an official relationship.
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To be fair, she's created a brand by looking flawless and training herself to be one of the most talented entertainers of our time.
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Here are a few: Women in command The general domination of female entertainers is high on the list of reasons 2016 wasn't all bad.
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Entrepreneurs Elon Musk and Larry Page, politicians John F. Kennedy and Mitt Romney and entertainers Reese Witherspoon and Issa Rae all attended the university.
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The largest viking market in western Norway is a weekend full of battle reenactments, entertainers dressed in period garb and food from ancient times.
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Meanwhile, Lopez broke things off with Drake after a source who knows both of the entertainers told PEOPLE it was never an official relationship.
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One thing that Nwandu and Oh make very clear about TSR is that it's simply a link connecting Black entertainers to fans and audiences.
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There are also cartoon cameos made by celebrated black entertainers Nina Simone (whose "Four Women" song is sampled in the track) and Josephine Baker.
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Far-flung destinations, superstar entertainers, and the most regal wedding wear can all contribute to a bill that would make even Donald Trump balk.
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Geisha in the Edo Period were primarily entertainers who trained in singing, dancing, playing instruments, conversation, and the general art of hosting bomb parties.
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One of the most ecumenically beloved entertainers of the last century will be known for the rest of his life as a sexual predator.
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The White House hasn't indicated whether potential entertainers will have to go through an "American Idol"–style audition process or how they'll be chosen.
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Among the burglary victims are Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig and entertainers Rihanna and Christina Milian.
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But Foster said that while entertainers are meant to entertain, an artist has a responsibility to connect people and speak out during trying times.
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We've mourned the loss of some of the world's most beloved entertainers — David Bowie, Alan Rickman, Prince, Gene Wilder, to name but a few.
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The backlash to the deployment of THAAD wasn't limited to diplomatic relations, the chill had been rapidly spreading across South Korean businesses and entertainers.
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Last year, Matthew Knowles, father of singer, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, one of the world's most successful entertainers, addressed this issue in a radio interview.
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The entertainers posed for photos together at the Billboard 2018 R&B Hip Hop Power Players event in New York City on Sept. 27.
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Whether reporting on entertainers, politicians or power brokers, the "Dame of Dish" never bothered with unfounded rumors, sexual preferences, or who's-sleeping-with-whom.
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According to a ministry press release, this meant the entertainers "could not have normally attended the classes," due to their TV and entertainment schedules.
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Corporations, entertainers and activists are calling for a repeal of the measure signed into law last month by the state's Republican governor, Pat McCrory.
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Almost every late-night host has to entertain entertainers, to ask their fair share of softball questions about celebrity family life and backstage shenanigans.
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But A-list entertainers typically have been less visible in midterm elections, and when they have appeared, it has been for high-profile races.
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Producer: Violent lyrics didn't bother me Some rappers, like other entertainers, invoke violent themes in their music that aren't meant to be taken literally.
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All South Korean men are required to perform between 18 and 21 months of public service, something that can be devastating for entertainers' careers.
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But the actors and entertainers who parade such gems for the cameras do share one thing with mere mortals: They need to protect them.
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Speaking of Eminem: His lyrics on the song "Lord Above" drew attention this week for taking shots at entertainers Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey.
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Collector David Letterman is one of the greatest entertainers in the history of television, but his legacy is more fragile than you may think.
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She may be called the "Madonna of gen Z," but she's not immune to the biased criticism female entertainers are so frequently met with.
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This year's festival will include Pete Buttigieg and Julián Castro at separate events, in addition to Pelosi and an array of artists and entertainers.
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The Knot reports that more couples than ever before are hiring tarot card readers and other out-of-the-box entertainers for their weddings.
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She also met with entertainers from across the country, where she was presented with portraits that had been specially made for her by artists.
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"Ultimately the only thing that [brings] successful entertainers together is just complete dedication and hard work and focus -- focus on their craft," he says.
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Debbie Reynolds, one of Hollywood's most reliable entertainers for well over 60 years, has died after suffering a suspected stroke at 84 years old.
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Ms. Musler lamented the increasing number of courtside fans who were constantly snapping photos of entertainers and talking on their smartphones during a game.
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If Beyonce's pregnancy makes performing in April too risky, she could still collect her fee under a very common insurance policy written for entertainers.
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I'm sure the insult of entertainers who wouldn't perform at his inauguration was keenly felt, and that's why it had to be discussed endlessly.
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Entertainers, including Bruce Springsteen, canceled concerts and companies such as Deutsche Bank scrapped plans to add jobs in the state over objections to the law.
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Bill Cosby has made it next to impossible for entertainers and athletes to get insurance companies to write them adequate policies protecting them from lawsuits.
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Digging into the restaurant's dishes like albacore with crispy onion, grilled mushrooms and sashimi, the entertainers also sipped on the same cocktail (The Cucumber Rose).
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Meanwhile, TV pundits, entertainers and columnists continue to spew the most irresponsible vitriol towards first lady Melania Trump and other women in the Trump administration.
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Their work is being entertainers, and because they live a pseudo-reality-show lifestyle ... everything in their lives has to be part of the show.
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She clarified her comments later in the press room, and defended her right, and the rights of other entertainers, to speak out on political issues.
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She is well aware that she is not only one of our greatest living entertainers, but a meme queen and a GIF goddess to boot.
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The latest policy update laid out stricter rules around what Patreon deemed "fringe adult content," to the consternation of its many erotic entertainers and artists.
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By surrendering issue control to entertainers on the fringe of contemporary thought, however, the Republican Party has limited its ability to win the White House.
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One positive sign in the #MeToo fallout, is the fact that some studios and entertainers have been proactive in eliminating these men from their work.
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Though many of the lucky lookalikes around the globe are adults, there are a select few tots who just so happen to resemble various entertainers.
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Several Philadelphia Eagles and other local entertainers are scheduled to show up at the event ... which has also been promoted by Kevin Hart and Diddy.
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In addition to greater control over their projects, the entertainers also have a bigger stake in the profits than in traditional TV deals, Wayne added.
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With shooting and work schedules that often keep the entertainers apart, the future spouses have figured out how to keep their relationship strong in Hollywood.
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By occupying white screens, attention, and imaginations, these entertainers are helping to actualize the kind of diversity that we desperately need more of in Hollywood.
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The son of vaudeville entertainers, Lewis became a star in the early 19823s as Martin's comic sidekick in nightclubs, on television and in 21982 movies.
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Through the month of December, selected "high school bands, choirs, and Christmas-themed entertainers" will have the opportunity to jam out at Holiday Open Houses.
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I'm from L.A., and I've been fortunate to have worked with high-profile athletes and entertainers, even Nancy and Ronald Reagan, so I'm not starstruck.
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Stefani and Shelton started dating three years ago, and a source recently told PEOPLE the entertainers are actively planning for a long-term future together.
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And while entertainers and major companies are protesting through boycotting operations, Late Show host Stephen Colbert is taking an alternative approach to addressing the bill.
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The sitcom comes at a time when on-screen representation for people of color is being demanded by entertainers, including Jane the Virgin's Gina Rodriguez.
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While the "sex lives of movie stars and entertainers" probably qualify as matters of public concern, he said, "that doesn't mean that there aren't barriers".
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The outcome leaves one of America's most recognized entertainers as well as his accusers without vindication, but prosecutors immediately announced they will retry the case.
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Subsequent revelations have implicated entertainers, clergy and senior politicians The church is one of 13 institutions being scrutinized by the inquiry for child protection failings.
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Calling himself "Independence Buster", Huang is known for going after Taiwanese and Hong Kong entertainers with so-called 'separatist' beliefs on Weibo, China's Twitter equivalent.
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Said and his bride, Khadija Uzhakhovs, exchanged vows before holding the Moscow reception where high-profile entertainers performed, including Jennifer Lopez, Sting and Enrique Iglesias.
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On the flip side, Chuck says it's great so many artists and entertainers are protesting this year's inauguration ... but it doesn't have to be everybody.
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Prominent entertainers canceled performances in the state to protest the law, associations relocated conventions and companies halted projects that would create jobs in the state.
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At their core, they are entertainers and celebrities, which gives them a platform, good or bad, to put a spotlight on issues facing us today.
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However, nobody is catering to these young entertainers in the arena of style, and Paris Hilton & The Fat Jew are about to change all that.
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In total, the restaurant, which served up North Korean delicacies while staff performed for customers, employed about 20 North Koreans as servers, cooks and entertainers.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has broadly backed the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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As news of the shooting unfolded, several high-profile entertainers expressed sympathy for the victims, with many calling for gun control measures to be taken.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has broadly backed the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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Coming from one of the country's most famous entertainers, it legitimizes the still-pervasive belief that African Americans are somehow to blame for their condition.
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Countless Hollywood entertainers — from Julianne Moore, to Cher, to Jodie Foster — have appeared in last-minute pitches to encourage voters to head to the polls.
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" In his telling, Jews never supported the civil rights movement, but exercised parasitic "control over black professionals, black intellectuals, black entertainers [and] black sports figures.
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More than a century ago, these figures were popular entertainers at weddings and other events, where they were often seen as sexually available to men.
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The former "The View" co-host and Broadway performer will lead fellow entertainers from various Broadway shows at Monday's protest, O'Donnell's spokeswoman confirmed to ITK.
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The Brits are notoriously hardcore about blocking people with convictions -- Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and many other entertainers have been denied entry in the past.
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These were singing animatronics of popular entertainers like Louis Armstrong, James Brown, and Dean Martin created between 2001 and 2004, and sold by Spencer Gifts.
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"Oh, we talk about it privately or with other Asian entertainers, but definitely not in public or in print," she told me matter-of-factly.
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The ceremony joked about the entertainment industry's lack of diversity, but then emphasized the point by handing out the first 10 awards to white entertainers.
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Beyoncé is one of the most influential entertainers in a generation, but hearing her direct thoughts outside of her music is an increasingly rare event.
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From the NBA to PayPal, entertainers and company's have turned away from North Carolina, the bill has cost the state $450 million, according to PolitiFact.
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In the ongoing search for meaning and goodness during a tumultuous and confusing year, these entertainers (presented here alphabetically and unranked) were our leading lights.
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Many critics, including athletes and entertainers, felt like Jay was turning his back on Colin Kaepernick and the kneeling protest he started for social justice.
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New entertainers this year include Luther Bangert, a sword swallower and juggler, and Vixens En Garde, a medieval combat act made up entirely of women.
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The Academy scouted entertainers from every corner for the big night, and from the looks of the scheduled lineup, we're in for another excellent show.
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At its peak, Grossinger's had 150,000 visitors every year and hosted entertainers such as Eddie Fisher, Jerry Lewis, and Milton Berle, according to Atlas Obscura.
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While on this journey, I've been fortunate to speak to many other athletes, artists, celebrities, entertainers ... many of them say they have the same problem.
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The General Assembly's passage of the law in March ignited a national backlash, as companies suspended expansion plans in the state and entertainers canceled concerts.
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He pleaded no contest in 1995 and was sentenced to five years' probation for assaulting two rap entertainers at a Hollywood recording studio in 1992.
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Subscription fan sites, where influencers have become the biggest draw (along with professional adult entertainers), are helping both to normalize sex work and democratize it.
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"There are two hundred million people consuming YouTube gaming content… There are esports teams [like] Liquid [and] G2 whose talent consider themselves entertainers," says Kusin.
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The highest salaries are made by those who are entertainers or sports anchors, which the BBC said resulted from a competitive marketplace for star talent.
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That always has been true, to some extent, but it is increasingly more obvious now as entertainers posture on various causes and political high-horses.
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Dan Schawbel: Why did you decide to make this career switch, especially when lawyers on average have more job security and higher pay than entertainers?
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Jay became a scholar of bizarre performers, writing a chapter on Buchinger for his 1998 book Learned Pigs & Fireproof Women: Unique, Eccentric and Amazing Entertainers.
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With that, here's a roundup of what food-based franchises professional athletes and entertainers have decided to invest in to keep their money from drying up.
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But it also records how Iraqi Jews have gone on to become generals in the Israeli military, cabinet ministers, legislators, business executives, entertainers and celebrated writers.
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People who arrive early enough to grab a standing spot in Times Square itself may have a good view of the stages where the entertainers perform.
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Apart from the diverse set of entertainers and gowns flooding the red carpet, there's plenty to be excited about on the beauty on the red carpet.
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"Since 1957, millions of Americans and countless entertainers have come to recognize Charlie Brotman as the voice of the inaugural parade," he said in a statement.
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Viewers noted that Lopez — a Puerto Rican woman — was prominently featured in the homage to a record label that launched the careers of legendary black entertainers.
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On the Verge Rodney Patterson reworks classic Western hats into avant-garde creations for his own line, Esenshel, and for entertainers including Billy Porter and Lizzo.
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At a bookstore in my old Brooklyn neighborhood, Edwards spoke to like-minded individuals from all walks of life — educators, entertainers, blue- and white-collar people.
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The men, who were local entertainers, carried the woman to the edge of the dock, where cruise ship staff members threw a rope to the group.
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But in an interview published this week in New York Magazine, the comedian said he understood why some people chafed at entertainers who dive into politics.
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He conceived of Pee-wee as a jittery, joke-botching idiot savant, and his other creations at the Groundlings were similarly so-bad-they're-good entertainers.
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Entertainers – actresses, singers and television personalities – made up majority of the world's most admired women, while politicians, businessmen and athletes dominated the world's most admired men.
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"I think having a big internet account is a huge asset for us," said Stevens, noting how active many athletes and entertainers are on social media.
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After reports claimed the duo had called it quits, a source who knows them both, exclusively told PEOPLE the entertainers were never in an official relationship.
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One is Bethany Baptist, where Ms. Kirk coordinates a free monthly Jazz Vespers series that has featured entertainers like the Grammy Award-winning vocalist Gregory Porter.
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In many cases, the women were aspiring entertainers or models who say Cosby used his power and status in the industry to take advantage of them.
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The White House said Lewis had kept people laughing for more than a half-century and praised him as one of the greatest entertainers and humanitarians.
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Japanese TV shows use lots of explanatory on-screen text, designed to capture viewers zapping between channels, along with wide shots of terraced rows of entertainers.
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A number of other entertainers, such as Bruce Springsteen, Diana Ross, and Robert DeNiro, were also awarded, as well as philanthropic couple Bill and Melinda Gates.
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She has also heard from entertainers, "everyday people," former Cabinet officials and White House press secretaries who worked with her during past Republican and Democrat administrations.
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At the same time, most of Indonesian society, which follows a moderate form of Islam, is tolerant; gay and transsexual entertainers often appeare on television shows.
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Voted off by the public, not the restaurant The entertainers, politicians and athletes that made the cut were chosen by voters nationwide in an online poll.
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"Since 1957, millions of Americans and countless entertainers have come to recognize Charlie Brotman as the voice of the inaugural parade," Epshteyn said in a statement.
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Becoming "ambassadors of democracy," Reagan and other actors delivered rousing anticommunist speeches to defend their profession, depicting entertainers as the savior of American freedom and democracy.
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The midday gala brings celebrity actors and entertainers together with medal-winning Olympians to celebrate awards season and raise awareness and support for sports-related causes.
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The four-episode series follows the former MLB player mentoring and giving advice to athletes and entertainers who have fallen from grace in their respective careers.
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We'd rather not write about these stunts, but it's worth noting how easily entertainers can manipulate an audience by getting them angry enough to start talking.
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While facial recognition is increasingly being used by authorities to keep track of wrongdoers, entertainers have employed the tech as well – to keep track of stalkers.
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Mr. Godfrey — a folksy, sentimental ukulele strummer to his audiences but an imperious, tyrannical boss behind the sets — ordered all his entertainers to take dancing lessons.
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The entertainment industry in the EU has been supportive of the reforms, saying they will allow entertainers and creators to be fairly compensated for their work.
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His father is the founder and the managing director of Monarch Business and Wealth Management in New York, where he manages accounts for athletes and entertainers.
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Musicians "including high school bands, choirs, and Christmas-themed entertainers" who want to perform during the holiday open houses in December can apply through Sept. 10.
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High-profile releases from athletes like LeBron James and Kyrie Irving and from entertainers like Kanye West have contributed to both the hype and high prices.
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The allegations have toppled Cosby, who built a long career on family-friendly comedy, from his position as one of the United States' best-loved entertainers.
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Well known entertainers such as Beyonce and Schwarzenegger, and even filmmaker Quentin Tarantino have appeared in Japanese commercials hawking anything from video games to energy drinks.
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The advisory body includes representatives of the Communist and allied parties, social organizations and ethnic minorities as well as leading businesspeople, entertainers, star athletes and workers.
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Other cartes-de-visite from the album portray individuals from antislavery lawyer Charles Sumner and British novelist Charles Dickens to entertainers Commodore Nutt and his wife.
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Imagine what's possible if corporations, consumers, shareholders, faith leaders, village elders and entertainers all begin using their influence to set new, more equal standards and norms.
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From among its refugee population, America has benefited from entrepreneurs like Andrew Grove and Sergey Brin, entertainers like Gloria Estefan and public servants like Madeleine Albright.
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You will have missed some glorious misdirection, like "Entertainers for whom lines quickly form?" for SLAM POETS and "Producer of loose leaf notes?" for TEA TASTER.
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The two entertainers remain close after their breakup, and last month celebrated Kaling's own 40th at a cocktail party at San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.
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Nineteenth-century minstrel entertainers spawned a racist caricature that endures to this day when they darkened their faces to portray black people as grinning, dancing simpletons.
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That fame was bolstered over the years as Koko, a western lowland gorilla, charmed entertainers like Fred Rogers and Robin Williams as well as their audiences.
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The organizers of South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, canceled the annual gathering of entertainers and entrepreneurs, and the Ivy League canceled its men's basketball tournament.
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With the doors to reaching an audience wide open and new technology-enabled marketplaces emerging to connect brands with entertainers, agencies need to rethink their pitch.
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"Mobilizing K-pop entertainers to spark people's interest in unification doesn't seem quite right," said Cho Eun-sol, 26, a human resources content developer from Seoul.
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He didn't talk about the discrimination, perhaps because he was of the generation that produced Italian-American entertainers like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Tony Bennett.
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Country Music Association (CMA) Awards host Brad Paisley is calling on organizers to rescind "ridiculous" guidelines that prohibited journalists from asking entertainers about politics and guns.
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McLean is the founder of financial services firm Intersect Capital, which specializes in servicing the unique financial planning needs of business owners, entrepreneurs, athletes and entertainers.
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The N.F.L. hoped the deal with Jay-Z would ensure that it can book the best possible entertainers and help the league move past the controversy.
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The entertainers interviewed by the Stearnses remembered Snakehips as a heavy gambler and "a mean guy" with a violent temper who was nevertheless popular with women.
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"One of the most ecumenically beloved entertainers of the last century will be known for the rest of his life as a sexual predator," he wrote.
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The Tony Awards have been a stumbling block for many entertainers: Kate Winslet, Martin Scorsese, Randy Newman and, somehow, Julie Andrews, lack only Broadway's highest honor.
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It stars Jackie Gleason, Carol Channing, Groucho Marx, Mickey Rooney, and a host of other brassy old-school entertainers in a comic tale of clashing cultures.
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" He helped organize the third march from Selma to Montgomery, recruiting entertainers like Joan Baez, Tony Bennett and Mahalia Jackson for a concert in Montgomery. "Dr.
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He might have been one of the numerous 19th-century entertainers whose remarkable exploits became historical oddities, but his greatest trick was preserving the ephemeral past.
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These immigrants and their descendants of all religions and ethnicities have been some of our leading Americans, scientists, politicians, business leaders, generals, entertainers, journalists, and academics.
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Jackson, of course, was the ambitious patriarch of the Jackson family, and gave the world two of the biggest entertainers icons in history: Michael and Janet Jackson.
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Here's what we know about Trump's alleged sexual conduct with adult entertainers, the media's failure to report on them, and what they could mean for his presidency.
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If all else fails, if we find out that drones make cumbersome inspectors or crappy farmers, there is an undeniable backup plan: Drones make damn good entertainers.
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Pivoting to religion might seem kind of random for the mega-famous family of entertainers and business moguls, but the Kardashians have always had a spiritual side.
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Norton points out there are lots of entertainers and artists -- even white ones -- who use the word in their work ... so, why the double standard with Bill?
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"We may have drawn inspiration from entertainers, beauty queens, and models as well, but these women are also navigating the complex tensions of empire," Chan told BuzzFeed.
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Being one of the most famous entertainers on the planet comes with perks when it comes to dealing with Apple, especially if your name is Barbra Streisand.
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Three years after news first broke that the couple were dating, a source tells PEOPLE exclusively the entertainers are actively planning for a long-term future together.
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Drake has already proven he has a connection with some of today's most popular gaming entertainers and players — his relationship with Tyler "Ninja" Blevins is well documented.
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We have an accused predator in the Oval Office, and comedians, journalists, and entertainers outed as creeps in the wake of #MeToo are already being granted comebacks.
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"We have world-class talent, world-class entertainers reaching out to us offering their help, offering their services so no struggle, whatsoever," Epshteyn told ABC television news.
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Sydney's fireworks display said farewell to 2016 with a tribute to the late entertainers David Bowie, Prince and Gene Wilder as New Year's Eve celebrations started today.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K. who need assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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A bevy of black actors and entertainers came under scrutiny: Who among them boasted the perfect blend of glamour, panache, and badassery required of the fabled 007?
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Entertainers exorcise their insecurities in their art, but if your rap is that you're a larger-than-life mogul, you can't be seen as a panicked adolescent.
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The North Carolina law has sparked boycotts of the state by corporations, entertainers and the National Basketball Association, which pulled its 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte.
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Big Little Lies was a show centered around women (making the cast part of EW's Entertainers of the Year), but the male costars also handled themselves well.
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One of the perks of running an entertainment company is that you can get your best-known entertainers to create content to spice up your corporate events.
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Born in Beverly Hills to entertainers Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, Carrie Fisher got her start in Hollywood in 1975 in the movie "Shampoo," starring Warren Beatty.
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After news broke of his hospitalization, celebrities and entertainers offered prayers for a speedy recovery, including Questlove, Ja Rule and Simmons' longtime friend and producer, Swizz Beatz.
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There's certain rappers, certain pop artists, certain types of entertainers you meet, and you get a sense, 'oh he's rich, he wants you to know he's popular.
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" Epshteyn said the Trump team is "extremely excited" and has had a "ton of great performers, entertainers and just Americans, reaching out, want to be a part.
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The news organizations also canceled their joint party last year, amid a flurry of entertainers deciding to pass on the first WHCA dinner of the Trump administration.
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Obama picked 28-year-old Lamar over rapper Drake in an interview earlier this year when asked to choose between the two entertainers in a hypothetical matchup.
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In the 1980s, Mr. Breen and his wife, the former Audre Scharf, created a talent agency, Bobby Breen Enterprises, to book older entertainers in Florida retirement villages.
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Before the show went into previews, the two entertainers say they offered through an intermediary to perform it to an audience of two: Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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One outcome that emerged from this shift was webcamming, which offered a moderately profitable alternative for adult entertainers and a barrierless point of entry for amateur performers.
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So-called "bathroom bills" have fueled debate about privacy, religious freedom and equal rights and drawn stern reactions from major corporations and entertainers who call them discriminatory.
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Whereas speaking lineups over the first three days in Cleveland brought a melange of B-list celebrities, athletes, and entertainers, Thursday was the day Trump got serious.
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Where it stands: A Morning Consult survey looked at 227 entertainers and asked whether the allegations against them would make people less likely to watch their work.
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A rich but grim history, which reaches back to slavery, reveals a systematic, institutional degrading of black people by white people, from farmers and politicians to entertainers.
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Right now it couldn't, because the Democratic Party isn't a dysfunctional entity in which ratings-obsessed entertainers wield outsize influence over a base that feels consistently betrayed.
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State tourism and business groups say tens of millions of dollars in revenue have been lost as meetings have relocated, and entertainers including Bruce Springsteen canceled concerts.
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NBC canceled Norm Macdonald's appearance on "The Tonight Show" Tuesday after he made comments defending several entertainers accused of wrongdoing, including Louis C. K. and Roseanne Barr.
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Paul Oakenfold took a break from sharing the decks with his fellow DJs last night to perform with entirely different entertainers—the Argentinian circus group Fuerza Bruta.
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Those efforts advanced considerably during the recent Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, to which Mr. Kim sent athletes, entertainers and political delegations that included his sister.
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Donald Trump, Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Al Franken are probably the best-known entertainers, but plenty of pop stars and sitcom actors have entered public life.
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In the four years since his musical "Hamilton" first opened at the Public Theater, Lin-Manuel Miranda has become one of America's most successful and ubiquitous entertainers.
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It's quite common nowadays for entertainers to narrate their own memoirs — the pitch-perfect audiobooks by Tina Fey, Trevor Noah and Patti Smith come quickly to mind.
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Two state legislators in Minnesota are stepping down in response to harassment allegations amid a national wave of politicians, journalists and entertainers being accused of sexual misconduct.
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Yet the extraordinary archive of music imagery he left behind continues to expand our understanding of black entertainers and the significant role they played in popular culture.
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For its 43rd season finale, "Saturday Night Live" brought together two powerful entertainers: Tina Fey, who hosted the episode, and the rapper Nicki Minaj, its musical guest.
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"I think more sports entertainers can be doing those things they just don't know that they could be and I'm going to help them get those opportunities."
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Zellweger has a fine one — she sings all of Judy's songs — but it can't deliver the fantasy that this is one of the greatest entertainers in history.
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It is dedicated to entertainment and a lot of shoes that have been designed thinking of entertainers: Prince, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Dita Von Teese, Kobe Bryant.
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An aspect of the culture is asking these entertainers to consider what it means to partake in an event that could feature any number of problematic figures.
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Metta sat down with Van Lathan on 'The Red Pill Podcast,' and was asked how he feels about rappers and entertainers actually trying to play professional basketball.
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Overtime wants to mimic the success of esports companies like FaZe Clan and 21.5 Thieves that are thriving on the popularity of gamers as personalities and entertainers.
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Couples hire entertainers who speak to who they are: opera singers for the highbrows; poetry pontificators for the romantics; or street and subway acts for the urbanites.
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Born in Costa Rica, Ms. Vargas moved to Mexico at a young age and became one of the first female entertainers to trade flamboyant costumes for pants.
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"In our culture, there's a narrative that says, 'Follow the athletes, follow the entertainers,'" the rapper said in an interview with the Los Angeles Times last year.
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Diddy, Diplo and Pitbull are among the entertainers scheduled to perform, and it is billed as "part music festival, part carnival, part circus" on the event website.
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Several other entertainers, including Bon Jovi, Maroon 5 and Bjork, have also reportedly run into trouble with the Chinese government after expressing support for the Dalai Lama.
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I think it speaks to something, for black men to be able to see themselves on screen as something that isn't hyper-sexualized, or rappers or entertainers.
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Still, C.K. and Ansari were somewhat unusual as male entertainers willing to delve into issues of power and privilege and talk about the ways men hurt women.
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Despite being "madly in love," the young entertainers were often forced apart by their booming careers while also trying to figure out what they wanted personally and professionally.
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Recognizing the platform their celebrity affords them, creators and entertainers of all stripes are figuring out how they're going to continue to voice dissent in the years ahead.
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But there's no way a 9-year-old Khadijah knew that she would end up dancing behind, and alongside, one of the greatest entertainers of her time: Beyoncé.
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"What comes to mind is that all these entertainers have been boycotted or shunned for things they've done," says Tim Forster, a reporter for the food website Eater.
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" One user said they were "shocked at the stupidity of Di Niro's comment," and another added, "Thank god entertainers are not as important as they think they are.
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Even mainstream social media sights like Twitter feature pornographic content with little censorship, acting as a hub for adult entertainers to grow their fan base and share content.
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More than 40 entertainers —including Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo and Don Cheadle — asked top Democrats to "uphold [their] promise" to protect Dreamers last week.
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She's a performer, mother and role model whose honesty, humor, confidence and sheer star power make her one of the most beloved and fascinating entertainers on the planet.
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"When I found out that my kids were interested in becoming entertainers, I really went to work with them," Jackson said in an interview in the early '250s.
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A new startup is seizing on an opportunity to help up-and-coming online entertainers take a leaf out of that book and grow their relationships with fans.
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As part of its push into more original programming, YouTube has signed up comedian Kevin Hart and TV host Ellen DeGeneres as its first two high-profile entertainers.
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Clowns and entertainers gather to attend an annual service of remembrance in honor of British clown Joseph Grimaldi, at the All Saints Church in London on Feb. 3.
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The scene was the ultimate display of Trumpian excess, with entertainers impersonating Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley before the theme music from the movie "Rocky" filled the hall.
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Had it proceeded to court, the Trump defense might have been that the more fetching hostesses at the restaurant rose to the level of "entertainers" -- not simply hostesses.
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Pearlman had a 'horrible dark side' Pearlman boosted the careers of entertainers who later achieved solo fame, like Backstreet Boy Nick Carter and former *NSYNC member Justin Timberlake.
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With his outfit decorated with ribbons, bells and jewels, he would lead a parade of entertainers — and even the king had to obey his commands during the entertainment.
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In August, Mr. de Blasio encountered a backlash when he raised the idea of removing the pedestrian plazas in Times Square after complaints about barely clothed entertainers there.
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For more on other amazing women entertainers and activists who shaped the March on Washington and the civil rights movement, check out this great slideshow from the Root.
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"What we're seeing now are black entertainers -- singers, actors, athletes and artists who are deeply in tune with what's happening in the United States -- speaking out, taking action."
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But 2017 was pretty competitive in the bizarro department, thanks to all the entertainers — amateur, professional and unintentional — working overtime to surprise and baffle us with their work.
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He's particularly irked by news reports that identify the lurkers in the South as clowns, when it's likely the culprits are pranksters in disguise, not actual trained entertainers.
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It was repealed after a year of turmoil that featured protests, demonstrations and a boycott by sports leagues and entertainers that hit the state's economy and its reputation.
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Meanwhile, the Shades of Blue star broke things off with Drake after a source who knows both of the entertainers told PEOPLE it was never an official relationship.
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About a dozen other protesters also demonstrated outside the courthouse, an indication of how Mr. Cosby's profile has changed since he was one of America's most beloved entertainers.
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GSO Business Management claims Jonathan Schwartz, one of its business managers, took on Alanis as a client, in addition to other famous entertainers including Beyonce and Mariah Carey.
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Cosby, once one of the most beloved U.S. entertainers thanks to his family-friendly persona, is facing accusations of sexual assault from dozens of women stretching back decades.
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After the system was first deployed, China reacted with an informal trade embargo, a chill which affected South Korean businesses and entertainers, and led to a diplomatic chill.
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The stars of "The X-Files" are joining a growing number of entertainers who are "taking a knee" in support of NFL players protesting during the national anthem.
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Turning her sit-down conversations from her "SuperSoul Sunday" episodes on OWN into a podcast, Oprah Winfrey offers deep conversation with bestselling authors, business leaders, politicians, and entertainers.
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The lawmakers and entertainers praised efforts to create opportunity zones, an initiative established by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that incentivizes investment in low-income communities. Rep.
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More than at any other moment, athletes and entertainers understand that the huge platforms to which they have access provide a unique opportunity to reflect and express discontent.
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The group of entertainers then go on to read lines from Mueller's report on his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, released earlier this year.
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Meetings with celebrities In addition to meeting with Emerson Collective's Laurene Powell Jobs and having breakfast with Peter Thiel at his home, DeVos met with some notable entertainers.
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Some of the world's best-known entertainers have performed at the Super Bowl, including U2, Madonna, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.
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In a trying year that revealed natural disasters of all shapes, a spooky nuclear showdown and the sexual predation by beloved entertainers, even the daughter of the Rev.
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The popular entertainers, who are all male, have officially had their college diplomas revoked because they were busy rehearsing and performing when they should have been in class.
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The past year saw thousands of women vowing to run for office, and others coming forward to accuse high-profile politicians, media personalities and entertainers of sexual misconduct.
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But we're in a strange cultural crosscurrent, where even as some toxic Hollywood men are facing consequences, politicians are seeking the kind of license once given to entertainers.
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Successive generations of Americans — military and foreign-service officers, businessmen and teachers, humanitarians and entertainers — went out into the world and sought to make it a better place.
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It doesn't have as many users as Facebook, but it can count among its users a large number of prominent investors, entertainers, academics, journalists, and other influential people.
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On the bookshelves are dozens of books rendered in silk; their spines list the names of black artists and entertainers: Lena Horne, Laverne Cox, Erica Deeman, Shani Crowe.
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Entertainers have been among those particularly badly hit by the economic impact of the pandemic, with tours and concerts canceled and many venues shuttered to prevent large gatherings.
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Mr. Valeriani left NBC News in 1988 and became a media trainer, consulting heads of companies, politicians, entertainers and others on how to talk to the news media.
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MORRIS There's also something potentially toxic about the mix of black men, white women, power and celebrity that we keep reliving, whether it's famous entertainers or college athletes.
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But there was no final flourish for a man who has been not only one of global sport's great athletes, but one of its great entertainers as well.
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After all, these successful athletes and entertainers are not only permanent members of historically underprivileged groups, they're ostensibly the only ones with the capacity to demand social change.
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"I think that's why a lot of athletes and entertainers work well with some of those guys, because for one, they all had humble beginnings," Mr. Durant said.
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Trump told reporters on Friday morning that he will hold a rally rather than attend the April 27 event, which has long attracted presidents, dignitaries, journalists and entertainers.
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Jennifer Lopez is among the producers of the film, which counts a number of high-profile entertainers -- including hip-hop stars Cardi B and Lizzo -- in its cast.
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Relaxed but still serious about good food, this book will be to Gen X entertainers what Alison Roman's new cookbook, "Nothing Fancy," is to millennials: a chill bible.
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The entertainers insisted that the concert was not a protest but instead an effort to find a positive focus at a time when many of them felt despair.
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"In order to maintain order in the Chinese market and purify the Chinese performance environment, it is not suitable to bring in badly behaved entertainers," the statement read.
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And while some comedians can be easily lumped into the category of crass, mass-market entertainers (see: Kevin James), the exact same could be said of some artists.
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Many black people are now thriving in professional positions where they rarely appeared before — as doctors, lawyers, professors, corporate executives, respected entertainers, professional athletes, and major elected officials.
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A lot of entertainers came from Brooklyn… My mother was always wanting to be on stage and she stopped it and that was the saddest part of her life.
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Meghan also commented on her pregnancy during a visit to Brinsworth House, a residential nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity, on Tuesday.
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At Saturday's event, Portman wore a Time's Up T-shirt, representing a group of advocates and entertainers aiming to end sexual misconduct and achieve gender equality in the workplace.
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"It's our job as entertainers and storytellers to sort of educate and comment on what's going on politically or culturally or socially," Diane Guerrero (Maritza) told Mashable in April.
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The entertainers – who are both avid bakers – also celebrated the Fourth of July this year at Swift's Rhode Island home with their significant others, Ryan Reynolds and Tom Hiddleston.
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" He added, "I always say that the best entertainers have to have the most wickedest sense of humor, to be able to take pain and change it into laughter.
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Arnaud had performed in Cirque shows for 15 years and was considered one of the company's most experienced entertainers, president and CEO Daniel Lamarre said in a phone interview.
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Anyway, the club's position -- entertainers choose their own routine, and as a company, they exercise no control over a dancer's art form, so if they fall -- it's on them.
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Wolf is savage when it comes to defending social justice, which is one of the things that distinguishes her from entertainers like Schumer, or Lena Dunham for that matter.
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Combine this with online activism — which can be extremely performative — and the result is a binary vetting system for entertainers, where the only available options are standom and cancellation.
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All stakeholders, including the entertainers, should proceed with the understanding that the event will take place as planned and if they have any questions, they should reach out directly.
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Eventually there were dozens of clubs as far as Japan and Jamaica and they featured the hottest entertainers of the time, such as Sammy Davis Jr. and Sonny & Cher.
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" But Sellers notes, "For the first time in a generation, the main event wasn't heavily scripted and did not need a slate of celebrity entertainers to draw its audience.
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However, if you have been following entertainment news, you know that it doesn't make sense that these two Black entertainers are at the BET Awards at the same time.
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Once one of the most beloved U.S. entertainers thanks to his family-friendly persona, Cosby, 78, is facing accusations of sexual assault from dozens of women stretching back decades.
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Other entertainers have since used Yondr, including Alicia Keys, Guns N' Roses, Maxwell, and the actor, musician and comedian Donald Glover, who goes by the stage name Childish Gambino.
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At present, Miranda is within arms-reach of achieving the celebrated "EGOT" — an Emmy, GRAMMY, Oscar and Tony award — which only a dozen entertainers have managed to achieve competitively.
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Ariana Mazzagatti is a performer aboard Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas, as well as the aqua captain, meaning she's in charge of a team of water-based entertainers.
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The energy shifted partly to the Catskills, where entertainers spritzed Yiddish vernacular into their English-language routines for vacationers who wanted a side of nostalgia with their stuffed cabbage.
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We spoke to local entertainers during the Unemployment March to find out more about the issues and concerns they have with the push to "clean up" the French Quarter.
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There are currently various job openings for positions including lifeguards, chefs, youth activities counselors, human resources managers, entertainers who want to work on a ship while traveling the world.
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The Torch, Udofia explains, not only takes viewers on a chronicled journey into the lives of the entertainers, politicians, athletes, and activists, but also entrusts their achievements to them.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Bahrain is targeting its Shi'ite Muslim community through arrests and prosecutions of clerics, activists and entertainers, a group of United Nations-appointed independent experts said on Tuesday.
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When there's an uptick in conspiracy theorizing by members of the "élite"—defined as government officials, entertainers, and journalists—they observe a corresponding uptick in paranoid theorizing more generally.
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By the end of the 20th century, even the most serious newspapers and magazines offered profiles of entertainers, businesspeople, artists and politicians that balanced weighty accomplishment with juicy gossip.
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Dimmock says in the lawsuit he had access to high-level execs, A-list entertainers and political figures including a former President, and he got pledges for $20 mil.
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The comedian led a large group of protesters Wednesday night in Hollywood during a rally ... which he says was born out of that meeting of concerned entertainers this summer.
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The chorus of "no"s Henson heard in response to his more serious pitches partly inspired The Muppet Show, a hit variety series about underdog entertainers with big dreams.
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Also in the courtroom were at least six other women who have accused Mr. Cosby, once one of the world's best-known entertainers, of similar acts of sexual abuse.
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The concert ended with all the participating K-pop entertainers onstage together for a song about how happy everyone would be on the day the two Koreas come together.
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A growing number of Russian entertainers are voicing support for an actor who they say was wrongfully imprisoned after an anti-Kremlin rally, despite clear evidence in his favor.
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The money raised from the show helps hundreds of entertainers throughout the U.K., who need help and assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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Some of the world's top entertainers have canceled shows in North Carolina as a result of a law barring transgender people from choosing restrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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Each year, clowns and entertainers gather to attend a service of remembrance in honor of the 19th-century British clown Joseph Grimaldi at the All Saints Church in London.
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But without regulations and labor laws that a minor would be protected by on a film set, child social media entertainers are vulnerable to exploitation -- even by their parents.
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