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Rosie O'Donnell joins 'And Just Like That' for Season 3, and there's no sign of Sara Ramirez
HBO confirmed that Rosie O'Donnell will be in Season 3 of "And Just Like That" but remained quiet on Sara Ramirez, who is rumored to have departed the show.
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Feel Like You're on the Wrong Path in Life? Oprah's Life Coach Recommends This 3-Day 'Integrity Cleanse'
Martha Beck has a PhD from Harvard, the ear of Oprah, and a simple plan to help you find your true path in life.Inc. - Business -
How Aaron Judge turned his season around in just two weeks as Yankees slugger finally heats up
Judge got a slow start to 2024 but he look like his old self these daysCBS Sports - Sports - MLB
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Iain Armitage was 9 when 'Young Sheldon' began. Now, he's saying goodbye to his biggest role yet
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'The Big Cigar' dramatizes Black Panther Huey P. Newton's Hollywood ties and escape to Cuba
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Kevin Spacey gets support from Liam Neeson and others after fresh assault allegations
Sharon Stone, Liam Neeson and Stephen Fry condemn media attention on Kevin Spacey, who has been exiled from Hollywood since sexual assault allegations in 2017.Los Angeles Times - Entertainment -
Chris Pratt mourns his 'Guardians' stunt double Tony McFarr: 'Never forget his toughness'
Tony McFarr, who was the stunt double for Chris Pratt in the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' films, was found dead Monday, The Times confirmed. He was 47.Los Angeles Times - Entertainment -
'Shōgun' will return for at least 2 more seasons
FX and Hulu have announced that its acclaimed series "Shogun" has been renewed. The story will continue for "likely" two more seasons.Los Angeles Times - Entertainment