"I found this show to be very emotional," he said.
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There were also calls for the show to be canceled.
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We wanted to the show to be representative and inclusive.
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We want our show to be able to do that.
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Is the intent of the show to be deliberately provocative?
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Do I want that show to be The Handmaid's Tale?
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I want the show to be expansive in that way.
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I wanted the television show to *be* Humans of New York.
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I am, of course, rooting for this show to be great.
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It's been a very nurturing show to be a part of.
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There have also been calls for the show to be canceled.
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Fallon, 43, had also cancelled Friday's show to be with her.
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He's not going by what he knows the show to be.
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So why the potential for the show to be somewhat subdued?
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They'll need those fans for this show to be a hit.
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These are uncomfortable, tense choices for the show to be making.
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At the time, few readers expected the show to be a hit.
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A good show, to be sure, but not a really important one.
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"That's not what she wants the show to be," the insider says.
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"I want everyone coming to my show to be welcomed," she wrote.
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For this reason, she did not want the show to be reviewed.
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"It's just the most fun show to be a part of," she said.
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On this show, to be flawed at all is to be a threat.
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Mostly, the actor just wants the show to be a lot more violent.
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Her latest show to be announced: the 2016 Music Midtown Festival in Atlanta.
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The third was made after the show, to be included in instructional books.
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We wanted the show to be like a movie, making ten little movies.
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It is the first ever UFC show to be hosted in the state.
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She wants to look her best and for the show to be spectacular.
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I also suggest when watching the light show to be in the moment.
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Check out the full line up — this is not a show to be missed:
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The first painting was made before the show, to be used as a reference.
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Look for the show to be all over your Netflix homepage in February, 2018.
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Mr. Slimane's latest show, to be held here Monday, is inspiring nearly equal interest.
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We didn't want the show to be about falling on and off the wagon.
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"It's been an absolute s---show to be honest," Regalis founder Ian Purkayastha said.
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"Full sustainability is impossible, and I wanted this show to be a wake-up call."
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There's a different between wanting the show to be entertaining and tearing a person apart.
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It's a lot of fun allowing the show to be sad and weird and dark.
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ABC is allegedly considering rebranding the show to be focused around Sara Gilbert's character, Darlene.
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Barr's tweet last week drew widespread outrage and calls for her show to be canceled.
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In what ways did you want this show to be different than Jackass and Wildboyz ?
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Technical difficulties with the drones reportedly caused the show to be delayed by 45 minutes.
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For a character-driven show to be successful, it all comes down to the cast.
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But they didn't want their show to be an hour long, as that one is.
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I never wanted this show to be about diversity; all that shit is wack to me.
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Critics have declared the Tate's show to be one of the most important of the year.
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But I felt trapped between how simultaneously interesting and uninvolving I found the show to be.
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I was never on the show to be famous or to get big on social media.
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I had not expected watching "The Great British Baking Show" to be a politically freighted experience.
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In a way I'm the one who needed them, and for their show to be good.
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Timbers had expected the show to be opening at the start of a Hillary Clinton Presidency.
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Game of Thrones is also the only show to be nominated in all seven drama categories.
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Arnold told The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday that he believes Barr wanted the show to be canceled.
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Bryan: As a standalone episode of TV, I found last night's show to be very well done.
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Ms Moss has said that the cast and crew "never wanted to show to be this relevant".
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" At that point in the process, Allen admitted he expected the show to be "a cosmic embarrassment.
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The BBC launched a general review and found the show to be in violation of those rules.
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I want it [the show] to be a little bit more responsible without being saccharine about it.
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The longtime Dunder Mifflin manager eventually moves away (as Carell leaves the show) to be with Holly.
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In 2016, she left the show to be a correspondent on The Daily Show With Trevor Noah.
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The CW drama is the first superhero show to be led by a solo queer leading lady.
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"It was a conscious decision that I wanted this show to be about the issues," she said.
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It's a new day, so of course that means there's a new Netflix show to be excited about.
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"We all just care about each other, and we all want the show to be funny," he says.
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The host's comments were criticized by social media users with some calling for her show to be canceled.
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People are calling for Carlson's show to be canceled, with #BoycottTuckerCarlson and #FireTuckerCarlson trending on Twitter on Monday.
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But it was very apparent to me that... he was putting on a show to be those things.
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Clinton and Trump, which polls show to be unpopular candidates, are vying to replace Obama in a Nov.
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But don't expect the Heathers — or anyone else in this TV show — to be anything less than vicious.
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People have wanted every actor on this show to be in a union that they could make real.
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Of course, Michonne is hardly the only character on that show to be cursed with a bad wig.
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"The Real O'Neals" (ABC) - If there's any family show to be worried about on ABC, it's this one.
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"I wanted this show to be a reflection of my passions," the show's host and executive producer explains.
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This allows the show to be filmed very, very quickly, because every take is being filmed four times.
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We knew we didn't want the show to be just the usual 'lights up, lights down' sketch comedy.
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We've not seen a verifiable bug where this is show to be different or not working as intended.
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In vulgar street talk here, Puerto Rico has been stripped naked and put on show to be shamed.
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Hiro always talks about how we want the show to be punk, so it has to be reactive.
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"I really wanted our show to be a place that wasn't just drowning you in information," Harris said.
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" And earlier this month, the broadcaster announced a third show to be hosted by her: "Britain's Best Cook.
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It feels strange for a show to be audaciously pulpy while occasionally diving into the sober and somber.
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The drama is making history as Broadway's first show to be written by, directed by and starring all women.
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What I am just saying is I am not asking for anyone&aposs show to be taken from them.
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I almost can’t wait for the show to be over, I want to know how it ends!!
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The show, to be titled "Toy Box," will be in the style of "Shark Tank," according to Adweek. 7.
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We rehearsed a simpler version of our complete show to be performed on a bare stage at stationary microphones.
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When asked whether he's concerned that some people consider the show to be their primary news source, Oliver bristled.
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It's fine for a show to be emotionally manipulative — we know what we're getting, we're along for the ride.
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Spike Lee has announced that he would direct a filmed version of the show, to be released this year.
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Pyer Moss actually wanted its show to be on Saturday but the theater was having its 90th anniversary celebration.
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I really want this show to be great, and a lot of stuff in this trailer legitimately looks cool.
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It's a weird show, to be sure, juxtaposing outrageous details with interesting religious commentary, and visually it's beautiful to watch.
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The host's comments were criticized by social media users as well with some calling for her show to be canceled.
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Martin considers the show to be Goldman's and throws all credit at her for the creation of this new story.
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"I've always wanted the show to be free," Liman said, adding that the budget remained the same for season two.
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"It sounds like I went on a TV show to be like, 'Guys, I have some big news,'" he joked.
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I wanted this show to be challenging, and if discussing masculinity in a hyper-feminine space feels strange, then good!
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To give NKOTB some credit, this was the first Super Bowl halftime show to be promoted as a real concert.
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"I wanted the show to be authentic in the eyes of people who worked in radio stations," Mr. Wilson explained.
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I admit this may be an instance of my wanting the show to be something it was never aiming for.
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On Thursday, clouds cleared up enough for a good show to be enjoyed by those gazing toward the setting sun.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the date of a Taylor Mac Show to be performed in Tempe, Ariz.
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"The anticipation is usually the worst part so yes, I'm really happy for the show to be recognized," she said.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," he responded.
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She wants the show to be political, and thinks it should at least use its platform to encourage viewers to vote.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," he said.
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To be clear, we don't need another Kilgrave, and the allegorical demons he stood for, for the show to be successful.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," Rodgers said.
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Both say they want the show to be a hit, to still be on, and to be married and have kids.
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The team is already getting ready for their next close-up — the fall/winter 2017 show, to be staged next February.
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Even when the Arnold Foundation tool recommends release of people whom data show to be low risk, judges simply ignore it.
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In an amazing and very necessary way, personally I need her [laughs] — Abbi on the show — to be different from me.
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Significantly, in self-rebuking wall texts, the museum acknowledges the show to be the long-delayed catch-up gesture it is.
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Expect this show to be a celebration, of sorts: Chris recently resumed performing in concert after an emergency surgery in October.
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If it has a longer life and a bigger impact than anyone foresees, what does he want his show to be?
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He called it "un-American" for anyone to call for the show to be canceled in the wake of the shooting.
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This setup, however, has also forced the show to be more skeptical about Brakebills than the books were, at least initially.
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But that also requires the show to be more self-aware than it's been so far, particularly when it comes to June.
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Here's what to watch for on the red carpet and during the three-hour show to be broadcast live on ABC television.
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Click on the name of each show to be taken to its Apple Podcasts page, where you can subscribe and find more.
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In December, he took a week off from his show to be with his young son Billy, who recently underwent heart surgery.
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Still, it's a notable number — especially considering how late it is in the series for the show to be gaining new fans.
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When The Simpsons first premiered, its creators wanted the show to be instantly recognizable when viewers were quickly flipping through the channels.
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Their perfect match is the contestant who has been determined by the show to be the answer to all their relationship woes.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," said Aaron, 32.
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But with both theater and human existence, as long as there's a show to be put on, the show must go on.
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Read more: Defending Trump, Roseanne Wants Her Show to Be 'Realistic' March 27 The revival goes better than the executives had expected.
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Madani was wearing what the video appears to show to be Khashoggi's dark blazer, gray shirt opened at the collar and trousers.
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The 61st annual show, to be hosted by Alicia Keys and broadcast live by CBS on Sunday night, should be no different.
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"We don't want the show to be taken down, but we would like an Ana Mendieta show in 2020," Pomonis told Hyperallergic.
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Let me be clear, I will never ever call for any boycotts, or anybody to be fired, or any show to be cancelled.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," Rodgers told ABC WISN.
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The Matt Bomer and Lily Collins period drama is the latest show to be canceled by Amazon Studios, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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In recent weeks, church leaders in Byblos had called for the Mashrou' Leila show to be pulled, saying its songs violate "religious values".
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"I don't think about her," Lynn Roy tells Dr. Mehmet Oz for an episode of The Dr. Oz Show to be broadcast Thursday.
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Of course he'll bring someone back if there's a show to be put on and a crowd ready to pay money for tickets.
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You know, each week we have the challenge of...not saying every show is great, but we consider every show to be great.
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Many of us are watching this show to be inspired by the queens, relish in their looks, and laugh at their shady quips.
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Starting next year, CTIA will work with the GSMA, its global counterpart, on a U.S. show to be called Mobile World Congress Americas.
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We had worked together on "The Good Wife" when she came into the show to be my character's professional rival and love interest.
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ABC announced Monday that the network is renewing the late-1970s comedy talent franchise The Gong Show, to be produced by Will Arnett.
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Kamaruddin told the Indonesian woman about a YouTube prank show to be aired in Japan and offered to introduce her to the organizer.
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According to TV Line, the reboot is going to fierce, funny, and feminist: the three best things for a TV show to be.
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"You always want your show to be enjoyable and for people to say, 'Oh my God, I love watching your show,'" she said.
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Why shouldn't I allow a beautiful show to be a comfort to me in my own endless panic about what modernity has wrought?
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That the center allowed this show to be exhibited is perhaps an acknowledgment of the culpability of Spain in that failed colonialist project.
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Lopez had previously canceled her own Miami New Year's Eve show to be with family, her manager Benny Medina told People earlier in December.
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We always want the show to be seen by more people, but at the end of the day, we're just thrilled with the work.
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It is not enough for the show to be fun, or weird, or visually arresting: everything is a metaphor, which means that nothing is.
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It's impossible, for now, for the show to be rooted in wokeness while still engaged in an industry that will never adapt fast enough.
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Revolution in the Making is a meaningful, scholarly, museum-quality show to be sure, so why isn't it being put on by a museum?
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In the trailer, Jenner's voiceover explains the purpose of the show: to be more open with her fans who don't know the real Kylie.
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The hosts and producers know they have Trump's attention, and they are catering their show to be a kind of brainstorming session with him.
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I told them—not because I'm some visionary—I want this show to be as relevant 30 years from now as it is now.
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"I thought that was a fun show to be a part of," said Spieth, who was bidding for his fourth victory of the season.
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"Part of it is, I do want this show — this Game of Thrones, Dan and David's show — to be its own thing," he told THR.
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"I want this show to be a socially conscious, socially aware examination of different types of crime around the world," Murphy said in the announcement.
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I wanted that show to be a space to create positive change, for individuals to engage with each other and emphasize the power of fantasy.
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Even with my 1996 kid sensibilities, I found the show to be way too over-the-top in its attempts at raunchy humor and punchlines.
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Finally, we want this show to be fun and exciting While Battlestar Galactica and The Expanse are great shows, they aren't exactly heartwarming or uplifting.
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He said he had not encountered any discomfort from his party, which polls show to be increasingly secular, when he talks about his religious beliefs.
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I want this show to be challenging and I want it to be honest, but I never intended it to hurt anyone, except Ted Cruz.
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That began to change in 2015, when "Deutschland 83," a spy drama, became the first German-language show to be broadcast on an American network.
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PRINCE I want this show to be about the empty space and how all of us dedicate our creative lives to filling it with magic.
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The effort backfired, as most historians found that American GIs simply found her show to be a welcome diversion from the monotony of wartime duty.
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And everything you expect this show to be—because of all the other little shows you watched—won't be anything like you expect it to be.
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I think that they wanted the show to be a little bit of a mystery which is why they didn&apost do much promotion for it.
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This allows the Echo Show to be an always-ready, internet-connected video intercom that I can call from anywhere in the world using my smartphone.
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In an August interview, the show's creators, Matt and Ross Duffer told Vulture that they would ideally like the show to be on for four seasons.
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But he decided instead to ask for his character, whom he thought to be a bit of an outsider on the show, to be written out.
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Also featured in the introductory tableau is Alexander McQueen's Plato's Atlantis collection from spring 210, presented at the first couture fashion show to be live-streamed.
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Even in a more diverse TV environment, it's a statement for a marquee show to be this immersively black (including, unusually for television, the writing staff).
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For the show to be interesting, Barry has to be trapped between his former life and the one he's trying to build in his acting classes.
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It's such an important component of the show, to be in that environment, but we were literally sweating buckets and running through woods covered in gnats.
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He is a home-schooled high school junior whose fashion design course is culminating in a runway show to be held on Wednesday night in SoHo.
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The former secretary of state and 2016 Democratic nominee will begin hosting an audio show to be released in late spring, a Clinton spokesman tells CNN.
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"We certainly didn't want the show to be seen as a platform for the views of the KKK," said Rob Sharenow, general manager of A&E.
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It started in October 2016 when he called for the show to be canceled for doing a "hit job" on him, and has continued unabated since.
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And so I'm pretty proud of the trajectory it does, and I expect this show to be on next year because I'm pretty confident about it.
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"We never wanted the show to be this relevant," Moss told Entertainment Weekly of The Handmaid's Tale, which is based on the 1985 novel by Margaret Atwood.
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That's an attractive proposition for both converting and retaining subscribers, and it's an attractive proposition for the show to be done in a new and different way.
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I found the moral duality he represented early on in the show to be fascinating, but for far too long, he's seemed like a character without purpose.
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And in the incredibly competitive world of television in 2017, it seems for a Star Trek show to be successful, it also has to break some rules.
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Alas, I wasn't able to get inside the show car at the Paris Motor Show to be able to report on exactly how immersive those fragrances are.
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" As for why Barr would want the show to be canceled, Arnold claimed it was because "she didn't get creative credit on the show, which she deserved.
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Over its six seasons, The Larry Sanders Show was nominated for 56 Emmy Awards, and was the first cable show to be nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series.
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Most of all, I just don't want the show to be the same every night, and that was something that we talked about over and over again.
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I am so honored for the show to be recognized and for our name to be up there with all of these amazingly creative and talented people.
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Take, for instance, the second season's justifiably acclaimed eighth episode "Kiksuya," which is the rare episode of the show to be more character-centric than mystery-centric.
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The Vixen was ordered to split the troops into assignments — silly segments for the talk show, to be hosted by the delightfully off-brand "Bossy Rossy" Mathews.
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In an elaborate Prologue, Minerve and her fellow divinities hurry along the preparation of a show to be presented for "a new holiday," the Carnival in Venice.
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Its success or failure now falls to Mr. Minniti, who polls show to be a popular member of a government with uncertain chances in the next election.
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When the group asked for someone to put together a slide show to be watched aboard the ship during their halfway-through-deployment celebration at sea, I volunteered.
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The pop star added on Twitter that, while she was happy to be nominated, she was staying home from the awards show to be by her son's side.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Marketing Media Money" TV show, to be broadcast Thursday at 10pm GMT, Weed told anchor Carolin Roth that brand integration keeps him awake at night.
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"Part of it is, I do want this show – this Game of Thrones, [showrunners] Dan [Weiss] and David [Benioff]'s show – to be its own thing," he explained.
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He doesn't specify the nature of the threats, but they're bad enough that he's decided to drop his demand for the show to be pulled off the air.
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" De Luca added, "I wanted the show to be remembered for the Katherine Johnson moment, the James Foley moment with Sting, and Dev Patel's wonderful introduction of Sting.
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Her husband of three years also has a few opinions about the reality TV world and what he wouldn't want the basis of their prospective show to be.
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And we kind of look at CES, and yes, they do poise themselves as pioneers in innovation and it's kind of the show to be at each year.
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How you feel about "Missing Dial" will depend largely on whether you find the idea of turning personal grief into a TV show to be uncomfortable or admirable.
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According to Deadline, BBC Studios intends for the Discworld show to be a returnable franchise, which would make a lot of sense given the nature of the books.
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"We try really hard for the first act of our show to be about the previous night's and that day's news," Mr. Meyers said in a telephone interview.
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Moving forward, we will review all content with future emcees and other participants prior to our show to be sure offensive or potentially offensive content is not allowed.
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She wants her take on the long-running show to be more "Carol Burnett" than "snarky bro's club," but that's not the only revamp she's giving the series.
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Last week's "South Park" episodes mocked Chinese censors and American businesses that compromise their values for the Chinese market, causing the show to be pulled from Chinese platforms.
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"We never wanted the show to be this relevant," star Elisabeth Moss told Entertainment Weekly of The Handmaid's Tale, which is based on the 1985 novel by Margaret Atwood.
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Her real claim to fame, though, was her role in the '60s television show The Avengers, which was actually the first British show to be aired on American television.
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At times, the latest season of AMC's The Walking Dead has felt muddled, as if new showrunner Angela Kang was confused about what she wanted the show to be.
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"I think I understand what privilege looks like for a white person like myself, to have a late-night show, to be able to talk like this," he claims.
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While it is in no way the intention of this show to be a retrospective, the works by O'Keeffe that are included are uniformly phenomenal and very smartly chosen.
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And pressure is on for each show to be more spectacular and memorable than the last, in a more memorable venue, adding to the potential for still more controversies.
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"I think that the price that some of the props and wardrobe are going for is representative of how important/iconic people believe the show to be," she said.
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"If Hillary Clinton was elected there'd be no artistic reason for this show to be on the air," said Steve Peterman, a producer who also worked on the original.
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That may be due to Ng's careful distance; she's said in interviews that she wanted the show to be its own thing, so she was sparing in her guidance.
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Despite calls for the show to be canceled, there were more than $5 million worth of guns and accessories on display, organizers said, including dozens of assault-style rifles.
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"The driver exited his vehicle and an encounter took place between the driver and the trooper causing a show to be fired," according to a police statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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The flying disc joined kites, roller skates, bats and balls on a list of items banned from the massive trade show to be held in Shanghai on Nov. 5-10.
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Amy [Poehler] and Allison [Silverman] as the writers of the show to be recognized — and it was such a beast writing this thing, and making sure that they're all connected.
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The idea is to identify potential frauds by analyzing publicly-available data on individuals' social media accounts, Darmanin said, according to excerpts of the show to be broadcast on Sunday.
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We spend most of the time trying to figure out who's who among the nominees, while waiting on a familiar face, song, or show to be mentioned in the nominees.
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Podcasting can't just be a side hustle if you want your show to be a hit, said top executives from Wondery, the largest independent podcast production company in the world.
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The new exhibition surveys 85 of O'Reilly's works made during the artist's 50-year-long career, though he doesn't necessarily consider the show to be a retrospective of his work.
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Plus, revamping this show to be about a Latina family offers a subtly powerful twist on the idea of those without traditional political power having untapped reserves of raw power.
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Trump isn't running around saying, "Watch The Celebrity Apprentice this January on NBC!" at his post-election rallies, but one also presumes he wouldn't want the show to be canceled.
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The first three episodes will be available online until then, and given how NBC usually operates, one expects promos for the show to be in heavy rotation during the Games.
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This event marks the second ever North American UFC show to be broadcast on UFC Fight Pass in its entirety and the first ever to showcase a UFC title fight.
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More than that, he's investing in this by buying the rights of the show to be able to make more episodes when previous broadcaster Channel 4 were no longer interested.
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A to Z was very heavily a romantic comedy, and the pilot of Superstore felt more like a romantic comedy than I think I ever meant the show to be.
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Instagrammers celebrated the post for being more body-inclusive, as they perceived Palvin — who appeared in the brand's recent runway show — to be curvier than some of its other models.
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But analysts expect this year's show to be relatively subdued, with slowing economies, trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainties unsettling airlines - highlighted by a profit warning from Germany's Lufthansa late on Sunday.
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"Moving forward, we will review all content with future emcees and other participants prior to our show to be sure offensive or potentially offensive content is not allowed," the directors wrote.
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Many viewers expected the show to be akin to a meritocracy, where true talent eventually wins out over all the other bullshit and drama you see on most other reality shows.
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The Vietnamese version of The Bachelor dished up drama when one female contestant asked another to leave the show to be with her — and the second woman almost went through with it.
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Tyler Posey, 26, who played Scott McCall on the series, opened up about whether or not he'd want the show to be turned into a movie on Tuesday's episode of PeopleTV's Chatter.
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" The "Filthy" singer also said that although the 2004 performance was "something we talked about" while planning his upcoming Super Bowl show, "To be honest, it wasn't too much of a conversation.
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In many states, for example, dentists and doctors restrict what dental hygienists and licensed nurse practitioners are allowed to do to care for patients well beyond what studies show to be necessary.
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The show, to be presented by British commentator Will Buxton, will also air after nine further races and feature panellists including Rosberg, who was Mercedes team mate to reigning champion Lewis Hamilton.
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Among other potential deals, Airbus was said on the eve of the show to be close to securing an order worth some $3 billion for 8-10 A1853 jets from Virgin Atlantic.
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According to the Washington Times, an NBC News spokesperson later released a statement, giving insight as to why Perry's program had been stalled, adding that hers wasn't the only show to be interrupted.
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The Hulu series is facing internet backlash after the show's producer MGM released a line of wines on Tuesday inspired by the characters from the dystopian TV show to be sold on Lot18.
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While the show doesn't frequently make waves across the globe, a September rose ceremony made headlines after Minh Thu asked her fellow contestant Truc Nhu to leave the show to be with her.
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Karoui, who polls show to be in the lead in the presidential campaign, ahead of the prime minister and incumbent president, described parliament's action on Tuesday as "a strong setback to nascent democracy".
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It isn't clear what the message was in response to, or who was claiming he was drunk, but Allman's comments resulted in an advertiser his Sinclair-owned ABC affiliate show to be cancelled.
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Disrupt SF will light up San Francisco on October 2-4, and as usual we've designed the show to be unmissable for founders, investors and just about anyone in the global startup scene.
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Braun, a businessman, hammered Donnelly over his opposition to President Donald Trump's latest nomination to the top court, seeking momentum in a race that polls show to be tight a month before Nov.
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"I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot," said Aaron, adding that he didn't want to elaborate on his relationship with his family.
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"I'll be spending the next few weeks taking the time to properly prepare the show to be an experience I am proud to share with you," Perry said in a statement at the time.
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Jonathan Karl, ABC News' chief White House correspondent, is packing a quarter of a century with Trump into his first book, "Front Row at the Trump Show," to be published by Dutton in 2020.
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That's approaching the kind of reliability it needs to show to be used for the real thing, so this is good news for the current goal of putting astronauts on board early next year.
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"I can say straight up that Janet Hubert wanted the show to be 'The Aunt Viv of Bel Air Show,' because I know she is going to dog me in the press," he said.
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"As our manager, you should want this show to be successful, you should talk to Kourtney say, 'Okay, Kourtney, if you're not willing to bring anything to the table, then you're done,'" Khloé said.
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So when the cast of The Handmaid's Tale told a panel at the Tribeca Film Festival on Friday that they didn't consider the show to be particularly feminist, many fans of the story were shocked.
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"We had a fantastic relationship with them back in the 1980s, but I can categorically say that we have not talked to Honda," she told TalkSPORT2 radio in a show to be broadcast on Thursday.
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Her former husband, Tom Arnold, said in interviews published on Wednesday that she wanted the rebooted show to be canceled, and that network executives should have taken away the phone she used to send tweets.
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While many of our members find the show to be a valuable driver for starting important conversation with their families, we have also heard concern from those who feel the series should carry additional advisories.
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"Ariana wanted the show to be more theatrical and mystical in nature than a traditional pop show," which see most artists presented "in the same perfect TV/camera friendly way," Baeri told Insider via email.
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It's also the first release since the marriage of the band members Tim Nelson and Sam 'Bolan' Netterfield, and we can expect the live show to be a tender triumph of love, identity and sexuality.
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"As our manager, you should want this show to be successful, you should talk to Kourtney say, 'Okay, Kourtney, if you're not willing to bring anything to the table, then you're done,&apos" Khloé said.
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"So it's super exciting to see all of her hard work pay off and I'm really excited for the show to be over as well — 'cause I know she's going to eat some brownies tonight."
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Claudia Roth, a Bundestag leader from the Green Party, compared the mass crimes in Cologne to the sexual harassments that she said happen every year at the Munich Oktoberfest (which police records show to be false).
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Ahead of Ralph Lauren's Wednesday show, to be held outside his Madison Avenue store, the designer promised "every look, every accessory, every handmade detail" would be available immediately after in the brand's flagship stores and online.
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While many of our members find the show to be a valuable driver for starting an important conversation with their families, we have also heard concern from those who feel the series should carry additional advisories.
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" Aaron previously told a local news outlet in Wisconsin, where he plays for the Green Bay Packers: "I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot.
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For many years a Disney-Lucasfilm deal to produce an ABC TV show to be called "Star Wars Underworld" was in development; Lucasfilm still has 50 unproduced scripts for that show locked away in its vaults.
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We can tell you without ruining anything that he found the show to be "faster, simpler and more crowd-pleasing," partly because it was the first season to move beyond the plot established by the books.
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" Aaron, 32, previously told a local news outlet in Wisconsin, where he plays for the Green Bay Packers: "I haven't seen the show, to be honest with you, so it hasn't really affected me a whole lot.
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In September, Trump took time from his busy day to declare that the show was "no longer funny," and in the past he even called for the iconic late night show to be cancelled for mocking him.
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From 2017, he said, the anchor brand of the Kering group will no longer hold different shows for men's and women's wear, but will rather combine the two into a single show, to be held each season.
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By the end of the competition's first day, only four canines were selected to compete for the ultimate title of Best in Show, to be announced on Tuesday evening at the competition's finale at Madison Square Garden.
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On a talk show to be broadcast later this month, the host asked her why she was opposed to polygamy, saying he had heard about a man who was perfectly fair to all 12 of his wives.
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Jackass was released to the elation and joy of the young, but most American parents considered the show to be some kind of hellmouth, capable of sucking their innocent children in and turning them into demons themselves.
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Geneva is set to host the show next week but restrictions on travel have caused other fairs including the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Frankfurt's Light + Building fair and the Beijing Auto Show to be postponed or cancelled.
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It was only then, as a woman in my 30s, that I realized that people who didn't grow up with the series, those who discovered it on DVD or through streaming services, found the show to be ridiculous.
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It's rare for an American television show to be as skeptical of capitalism as this one is, and to be sure, it doesn't seem to believe that capitalism itself as evil so much as unfettered capitalism is evil.
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This show, to be sure, plays on stereotypes—when many think of Fire Island, they probably think of a place not far off from Logo's version, where gay guys let down their hair and sparks and claws fly.
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Dunn, a novelist set to release her third book, The Arrangement, in March, wanted her show to be a throwback to Roseanne — a sitcom that made it clear moms could be funny, flawed, and, most importantly, the main attraction.
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"I can say straight up that Janet Hubert wanted the show to be The Aunt Viv of Bel Air Show, because I know she is going to dog me in the press," he said in a 1993 radio interview.
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I half-expected the show to be littered with people like me who were there on a sort of anthropological mission born out of equal parts curiosity and genuine interest, but that couldn't have been further from the truth.
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The Pop pick-up made One Day the first-ever Netflix show to be saved by a traditional linear network (it's usually the other way around, à la You, which moved from Lifetime to Netflix after its first season).
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Early plans are for the fashion show, to be held in the gallery, to be a moving presentation created by M.J. Harper, the dancer and choreographer who frequently collaborates with Ms. Wales Bonner, rather than a traditional runway march.
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You might expect the talent on show to be of a slightly lower standard than the proper pro-level clashes, and you'd be right—but watching these kids compete live, roared on by teachers, parents and classmates, the atmosphere becomes electric.
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Ian Daniel: I think you want the show to be balanced—you want it to be fun, you want it to be moving, you want it to be inspiring, you want it to be real, you want it to be truthful.
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Now he is hoping to challenge the "racism and prejudice" he says he has encountered by taking part in Lebanon's first radio show to be hosted and produced by migrants from countries such as Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia and the Philippines.
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Maccabee Montandon had an original idea for a show to be called "The Building," about a bunch of Brooklyn residents from diverse cultures all trapped in their apartment house during a catastrophic world event, complete with green screens and explosions.
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An extract from a popular episode of Milleluci (1974), the first Rai variety show to be presented by two women, shows hosts Raffaella Carrà and Mina next to the Kessler twins, singing a song making fun of male sexual appetite.
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What is it like — after a lifetime as the sons of Donald Trump, and now business executives in their own right, and even co-stars in a reality television show — to be the sons of the president of the United States?
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While the investigation was underway, calls for the show to be canceled grew louder as competing and often contradictory details and rumors about what had happened on set emerged from the contestants in question, Bachelor in Paradise alums, and anonymous crew members alike.
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"Part of it is, I do want this show — this Game of Thrones, [showrunners] Dan [Weiss] and David [Benioff]'s show — to be its own thing," HBO programming president Casey Bloys explained in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published this week.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has already taken place IRL, and while we wait for the show to be televised on December 8, fans are already getting a behind-the-scenes look at the annual event with photos, videos, and backstage Instagram posts.
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It's a wonderful show to be a part of just because of the sheer willingness to create elaborate, beautiful things from the costumes to the wings to the bras to obviously to these shoes, and that's pretty much why I do it.
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She finished sixth in the competition, but is not the only person from the show to be diagnosed with breast cancer — joining former judge Janice Dickinson, who underwent two lumpectomies and two months of radiation as part of her treatment in 2016.
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Turner turned down a request to speak on the record (as did Jenny's and Malouf, through an email from Jenny's), but did furnish Hyperallergic with a record of "sustained multi-dimensional harassment" which he considers Malouf's show to be the latest example of.
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The crew are the glue that have kept this show together and this season they have worked harder than I've ever seen any human beings work, and I want this show to be the best ever for them, for what they've done.
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Ms. Plomik further states that although she 'found the BBC show to be boring and dry' and 'repeatedly asked Mr. Burnett to change the channel to something more interesting ... Mr. Burnett was very interested in the show and refused to change the channel.
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On Sunday, Nicolas Ghesquière unveiled — via Instagram — the venue for the next Louis Vuitton Cruise show, to be held on May 28 outside Rio de Janeiro, in the run-up to the Olympics: the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
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"Movies are escapism and they are there for everybody — not just some people, everybody — and we want our show to be a reminder of that," said Ms. Todd, whose primary job is running Pearl Street Films, founded by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
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"While many of our members find the show to be a valuable driver for starting important conversation with their families, we have also heard concern from those who feel the series should carry additional advisories," the company said in a statement last week.
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Thanks to longstanding trade and cultural relations between the two countries, and to the presence in Tehran of the German foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, in October 2015, an agreement was signed for a show to be organized in Berlin, Mr. Jäger said.
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It was clear that Gregory and Meet the Press weren't a match made it heaven, according to a damning piece in The Washingtonian: the ratings were down, some lower-level employees complained about Gregory's demeanor, and NBC execs wanted the show to be flashier.
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That premise suggests a potentially fascinating world for a TV show to be set in, but it doesn't offer much in the way of characters who might live in that world or what they might do in it (unless "colonizing the solar system" qualifies).
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JW: What we've both found is that if there was a little bit of intention in the show to be able to see things from the enemy's point of view, for us on a personal level, just the two of us, it's been successful.
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With Bedtime Stories, Eric and I are putting our names on it, and it's a bigger show, so we want the scope of the show to be bigger, to look great, and to pay our crew well to give them the ability to work hard.
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"It's possible for a drag show to be beautiful and funny and politically charged," said Ms. Velour, who delivers a "queer sermon" at the end of her own monthly show, "Nightgowns" (named after the garments she loved trying on as a boy experimenting with gender).
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Although Sheikha Al-Qasimi did not intend the show to be a large retrospective, representative works from Fattal's oeuvre amplify the magnitude and destruction of a culture that is more than 3,000 years old, as the enormous fragility of life reverberates throughout the exhibition.
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"My goal is for the show to be like 'The Daily Show' or 'Last Week Tonight,' where people come because it's funny, but leave with this real information that they wouldn't have gotten otherwise," Chris Duffy, the host and creator of "You're the Expert," said.
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Thankfully, we don't have to wait for this show to be shot and streamed to get a decent idea of what the internet apocalypse might look like: for this week's Giz Asks, we asked a number of experts to do the imagining for us.
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"Cleo," about the romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, was almost canceled, but after the Alley's artistic director, Gregory Boyd, learned that the actors were continuing to rehearse even after having been displaced, he fought for the show to be rescheduled for next year.
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An online petition ahead of its release on Friday had called for the show to be canceled, claiming it appeared to promote the narrative that women had to be thin in order to be successful and happy, and that the show would encourage eating disorders.
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" The show, to be produced by Westworld star Shannon Woodward, will explore "what happens when women, who join what they're told is a secret sisterhood created to empower them, find themselves psychologically enthralled and horrifically sexually enslaved to its leader — and their flesh branded with his initials.
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I want this show to be challenging and I want it to be honest but I never intended it to hurt anyone except Ted Cruz," she jokingly said, adding, "Many men were also offended by my use of the word, I do not care about that.
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Read more: Why Batwoman was always going to wear boots on the new CW show to be more realisticWhen it premiered on the show for the first time, I didn't get to see it all together until ten minutes before [Ruby Rose] had to go on stage.
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New rules were drafted in 2016, formalising the existing health practices utilised by promotions under the IMMAF umbrella, including usage of on-site doctors, fighters providing up-to-date health logs and more, while the police must continue to give permission for a show to be run.
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"While many of our members find the show to be a valuable driver for starting important conversation with their families, we have also heard concern from those who feel the series should carry additional advisories," Netflix said in a statement on Monday that did not mention suicide.
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While opera houses will sometimes keep old sets and costumes in storage in case a new production turns out to be a disaster, it is highly unusual for a new show to be introduced with the explicit understanding that it will be presented alongside its predecessor.
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When I think back on it, if I had to do it, to letting people go and being mad about having to re-write everything, you're just angry a lot of the time, but you want the show to be great, and it's kind of what you do.
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The idea is to be beautiful, but not to let the labor that creates your beauty show; to be carefree, but never messy; to be rich enough to casually backpack across Europe with bottles of wine but not rich in a way that seems high maintenance or snobby.
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The last show to be held at the club was the conclusion of "Oi Fest" on Sunday evening, the second night of a festival that had been moved from Williamsburg's Black Bear Bar after its first night due to allegations of far-right extremism both on- and off-stage.
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There are kids out there who think that way too but maybe their environment is telling them it's not OK. We want the show to be a platform for them to say, hey, they look like me, they dance the way I do; they're doing it, maybe I can too.
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Now if Trump had not been the guy who had slammed "SNL" in the past -- including calling in October for the decadeslong TV show to be canceled because he was upset with the way they had mocked him -- Trump's tweet could be construed as him being in on the joke.
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Before the fourth season, "The Good Place" showrunner Mike Schur explained during a discussion that he wanted the critique of the point system used in the show to be also a critique of the prison system, a system in which one failure can lead to the cruelty of lengthy incarceration.
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It includes representatives from a range of top firms from China and beyond, such as: We've shaped the agenda to look at the future of tech, so you can expect the content at the show to be as diverse as fintech, logistics, e-commerce, travel, robotics, drones, broadcasting, media and even housing.
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The (in)famous former Top Gear presenter trio: Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, who last summer signed to Amazon's Prime video streaming platform to make a new car show to be screened on its platform this year, have revealed what it's going to be called — and it's The Grand Tour.
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In 1987, Brookner put his camera essaying skills to work on Robert Wilson and the Civil Wars, a documentary that followed avant-garde artist Robert Wilson's attempt to organize an epic, 12-hour opera for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games only for the show to be cancelled at the last minute.
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Home and Work 10 Photos View Slide Show ' To be told you are making something out of nothing is to be criticized for being overly dramatic, and yet to make something lovely out of nothing, and with very little dramatic flourish, is a clever skill, and precisely what the entrepreneur Kris Kim does.
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In his account of the meeting for The Daily Beast, Coplin explained the gathering at the Beverly Wilshire in Los Angeles, where Prince had prepared a track-by-track recording of the show to be presented to Coplin, agent Paul Gongaware, and Director Don Mischer through concert-sized speakers in the artist's suite.
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The Westminster Kennel Club, of this City, an organization of gentlemen interested in the improvement of the strains of hunting dogs, in the use of which they find their best amusement, are preparing for an extensive bench show to be held at Gilmore's Garden, on the 8th, 9th and 10th of May.
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It seemingly kept wanting the show to be a big-hearted, mainstream sitcom about a bunch of lovable misfits at a community college — Cheers, but with jokes about how the characters knew they were on TV. And it sort of had that in season one, the show's warmest and most accessible to a larger audience.
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In my research, for example, I found a New York Times article about an upcoming auto show to be held in Madison Square Garden in 1910, just two years after the introduction of the Model T. The piece expresses undiluted enthusiasm, describing the "automotive splendor" of the event, which was to include over 300 exhibits.
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Thanks to this brilliant viral marketing tactic on Larson's part, Rent was more heavily fortified against meaningful criticism and backlash than the average show: To be an early critic was to dismiss not only a major cultural phenomenon, but the creative genius of a man who never got to see the realization of his life's work.
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The clash between the cast (and audience) of Hamilton and the incoming Republican administration is about demographics and values — but it's also about who really gets to speak for America, and whether it's a contradiction in terms for a billionaire to be a populist or for a steeply priced Broadway show to be a mass-culture phenomenon.
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"At the local movie house, the Lafayette Theater, on Lafayette Avenue, the double‐feature program was changed three times a week, and my brother Bob and I indiscriminately turned up at the box office whenever there was a new show to be seen," he wrote in a 22 article in The New York Times, where he was frequently published.
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The lengthy House of Cards hiatus should allow the series' writers to rework the show to be about Claire, but even before the Spacey scandal broke, the series was pushing Claire more into the foreground with every new season; without spoiling the end of season five, it serves as an almost eerily perfect handoff to Claire.
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The story of how Bella Spewack, the main book writer, wrestled the oft-reviled "Taming of the Shrew" into a musical, how the show shadowed gender-role preoccupations of the time, and how the change from the '40s to the '50s caused the politically bold Broadway show to be tamed for the Hollywood movie provides cultural history at its most diverting.
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" "Read more: Karamo Brown clapped back at raging 'Queer Eye' fans who turned on him after he called his 'Dancing With the Stars' costar Sean Spicer a 'good guy'Bergeron said in his heartfelt message that he wanted the show to be a "joyful respite from our exhausting political climate," and thought he and producers were in agreement about that approach for the new season.
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Felicite Moorman, CEO at STRATIS IoT, has found this show to be an important resource as she expands her business into the UK and EU. Nicole Bremner is a London-based real estate investor and interviews people from across the industry on the podcast.. "I really appreciate the diversity of both her multitude of guests and variety of issues in all facets of commercial and commercial residential real estate investing," Moorman wrote.
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Alongside Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith, the foursome has made Inside the NBA one of the must-watch shows on television over the last decade (and it's not unusual for the show to be just as—if not more—entertaining than the NBA game they're analyzing.) This is thanks to the chemistry between them, but also because of Shaq's short-temper with Charles Barkley, which makes things pretty heated at times.
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But Wieselman is getting at a deeper issue, one that pertains to the larger story arc of Game of Thrones' sixth season: It's not immediately clear why Davos was so certain that Jon needed to be resurrected, nor why Jon, specifically, was the first main character on the show to be resurrected, outside of relying on ancient prophecies described in the show's source novels (and which most casual fans of the show won't know about).
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The show, to be directed by Anna D. Shapiro, will once again follow wide-eyed assistant Andy (Anne Hathway in the film) as she strives to impress icy Runway magazine editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep, in an iconic, Oscar-nominated role.) No word yet on whether some of the movie's major moments — like, say, Andy's mad dash around NYC to secure the latest Harry Potter manuscript — will be turned into musical numbers, but feel secure knowing that the musical's songs are in great hands: Elton John is reportedly writing the music for the Broadway-bound play.
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