WorldPingNetflix has postponed the release of a documentary about former pop star and convicted sexual abuser Gary Glitter just three weeks before its release, citing “new legal information.
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Gary Glitter Doc Postponed at Netflix After ‘New Legal Information,’ Trailer Pulled From YouTube
Alison Hammond has heart check-up in hospital after rushing off This Morning while on air
Phil Collins Says He ‘Kissed and Made Up’ With Paul McCartney After Snub From Decades Ago
Zach Bryan Wears ‘Free Palestine’ Shirt at Gillette After Owner Robert Kraft Banned Macklemore
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Read the full report at VarietyThe billionaire owner banned Macklemore from his stadium after the rapper's onstage statements in support of Palestinians…
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The musician said he felt slighted by the Beatle after asking him to sign a book in 2002…
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WorldPingMore than two years later, Selma Blair is taking the fallout over her Islamophobic comments and channeling it into a documentary about antisemitism.
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The new series revisits fan-favorite couples from Love After Lockup as they navigate relationship woes with the help of a psychiatrist…
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During a speech at an Anti-Defamation League event in New York, the veteran actress said she got dropped, blocked and shunned in Hollywood and beyond: "Two years ago I learned what erased feels like."…
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WorldPingThe host says she is "fine" but getting checked after leaving midway through Friday's This Morning.
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