2020 Writer Guild Awards Winners
The #WGAAwards winner for adapted screenplay is @TaikaWaititi for #JojoRabbit
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) February 2, 2020
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The #WGAAwards winner for adapted screenplay is @TaikaWaititi for #JojoRabbit
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) February 2, 2020
Rosalía and Christina Aguilera playing Mario Kart together at an arcade hall. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/pqKMb8lgyb
— The Pop Hub (@ThePopHub) February 1, 2020
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Weekend Estimates: https://t.co/9qBy4bjSHT...
— The Numbers (@MovieNumbers) February 2, 2020
1. #BadBoysForLife $17.6M/$148M
2. #1917Movie $9.6M/$119.2M
3. #DolittleMovie $7.7M/$55.2M
4. #GretelAndHansel $6M/$6M pic.twitter.com/BwKxE4Ljdr
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Taylor Swift fans are at it again, this time sending death threats to comedian Jenny Johnson after she appears in the Netflix documentary Taylor Swift: Miss Americana. Johnson took to instagram to say sorry to the star and to ask Swift's fans to stop sending her death threats. The full statement is above.
I've found the entire segment (which aired in March 2013) and it turns out that neither team Swift or Johnson are being 100% honest. In the clip Jenny is not discussing Taylor's shocked appearance at award shows. The full segment features a conversation about female celebrities being treated as "annoying" more than male celebrities. Johnson disagrees saying that sometimes the reputation of annoying is deserved: "I don't necessarily believe that's true. I think there are plenty of annoying women. I think that Taylor Swift writes a song, "I Touched Your [bleep] and You Broke Up With Me" and that's fine, that's cute, but it is annoying. Now, I don't think Beyonce is annoying."
However, the documentary edits the comments to make it seem as if Johnson said "Taylor Swift is annoying" point-blank, instead of including the full context of the conversation.
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Our FUR-avorite homeowner heads to the #PuppyBowlXVI today. Cheer on Lucca and #TeamFluff at 3pm EST on @AnimalPlanet! pic.twitter.com/PPnXQplqZ5
— Property Brothers (@PropertyBrother) February 2, 2020
Puppy Bowl lineup: Meet 2020's adorable, adoptable dogs https://t.co/Fx4rmrm5wb pic.twitter.com/qH0Qj285rL
— New York Post (@nypost) February 2, 2020
Prince William is furious with all-white Bafta nominations and intends to mention controversy in his speech https://t.co/91b6mui2y5
— The Sun (@TheSun) January 31, 2020
This year's @BAFTA is turning the red carpet 'green' with a new sustainability-focused dress code. Celebrities have been asked to wear sustainable options or re-wear an outfit they already own.
— Current Global (@TheCurrentDaily) January 30, 2020
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BAFTAs: Joaquin Phoenix Delivers Powerful Speech About Lack Of Diversity In This Year’s Awards Season https://t.co/vFk4TiPE2U pic.twitter.com/5U8OONiwBg
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) February 2, 2020
An uncomfortable silence filled the hall for a long noticeable moment. Thank you Joaquin.
— Lulu Wang (@thumbelulu) February 2, 2020
‘The Rhythm Section’ Turns In A Historically Awful Box Office Debut As ‘Bad Boys’ Remains On Top https://t.co/DTe99ILogv pic.twitter.com/9oheH7VqJ0
— The Playlist 🎬 (@ThePlaylist) February 2, 2020
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On our way to @HardRockStadium! ✨✨✨ #SuperBowlLIV pic.twitter.com/2qtUr2Mdvu
— Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) February 2, 2020
Tuning up! #PepsiHalftime #SuperBowl. ShakHQ pic.twitter.com/8uWSvwdr2V
— Shakira (@shakira) February 2, 2020