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LGBTQ - From Reuters: Egypt's government is hunting down gay men and performing forced anal exams, according to Amnesty International.
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CRIME - From YahooNews: O.J. Simpson is due to be released from a Nevada prison Sunday, Oct. 1st, and he is apparently moving to the state of Florida. But Florida's state attorney general does not want him.
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TELEVISION - From SlashFilm: The TV series based on David Cronenberg's infamous film "Scanners" (1981) is in development again.
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MOVIES - From SideshowToys: There is a new poster for "Pacific Rim Uprising" starring John Boyega ("Star Wars: The Force Awakens).
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MOVIES - From Variety: Early reviews on "Blade Runner 2049" are glowing.
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CELEBRITY - From CNN: Emmy-winning actress and producer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, reveals that she has breast cancer.
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MOVIES - From Deadline: Cesar-winner Kristen Stewart and Oscar-winner are circling Sony's "Charlies Angels" reboot, which Elizabeth Banks will direct.
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BLM - From APNews: One of two lawsuits that Black Lives Matter and DeRay Mckesson are facing in Baton Rouge, Louisiana has been dismissed.
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TELEVISION - From TheWrap: The Disney Channel will produce a TV movie remake of Disney's popular 1993 film, "Hocus Pocus." The long-rumored "Hocus Pocus 2" is apparently not happening.
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TELEVISION - From TheWrap: Spike is cancelling its TV series adaptation of the Stephen King novella, "The Mist," after one season. [I found the show unwatchable. - Ed.]
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TELEVISION - From EOnline: Meghan McCain, a TV political commentator, is reportedly joining the ABC morning talker, "The View." McCain is the daughter of United States Senator and former Vietnam prison of war, Sen. John McCain.
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SPORTS - From TVGuide: Justin Timberlake will reportedly headline the halftime show for Super Bowl 52.
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LGBTQ - From ViceNews: Trump's Department of Justice wants to make being gay a fireable offense.
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SPORTS - From Truthout: NFL quaterback Colin Kaepernick has won a "long victory."
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MOVIES - From ScreenRant: James Cameron says "Terminator 6" will be a direct sequel to 1991's "Terminator 2: Judgment Day."
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CELEBRITY - From YahooEntertainment: Action movie star turned Vladimir Putin-toady, Steven Seagal, criticizes NFL players for "National Anthem" protests.
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MOVIES - From Variety: A sequel to the smash hit horror film, "IT," is scheduled to land in theaters September 2019.
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MOVIES - From Deadline: The super-team of Leo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese reunite for a film about Teddy Roosevelt.
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MOVIES: From ThePlaylist: "Avatar" sequels (#2 to #5) begin shooting with a $1 billion price tag.
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BLM - From YesMagazines: A black woman explains "white privilege" to a white friend.
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TELEVISION - From TVLine: Tyler Posey of "Teen Wolf" is joining Fox's "Scream" Season 3.
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STAR TREK - From TheWrap: Early episodes of "Star Trek: Discovery" answer questions.
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BLM - From teleSUR: Any white cop can kill a Black man at any time.
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BLM - From HuffingtonPost: Trump Voters think that Black people are less deserving than average-American (white people).
From NewYorkTimes: Charles M. Blow says that President Trump is a "race fiend"
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BOX OFFICE - From BoxOfficeMojo: The winner of the the 9/22 to 9/24/2017 weekend box office is "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" with an estimated take of $39 million.
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MOVIES - From TheTrackingBoard: A screenplay about the young Oprah Winfrey is a hot read in Hollywood.
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SPORTS - From TheHill: LeBron James calls President Trump "a bum." "Going to the White House was a great honor until you [Trump] showed up!"
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MOVIES - From Deadline: The "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" sequel adds Danish-Japanese actor, David Sakurai, to the cast.
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ECO - From BusinessInsider: Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation awards $20 million dollars in eco-grants to more than 100 organizations from around the world.
OBITS:
From TheWrap: Monty Hall, game show host, has died at the age of 96, Saturday, September 30, 2017. He was the creator and the original host of "Let's Make a Deal."
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From TheNewYorkTimes: Hugh Hefner, the creator of "Playboy" Magazine, died at the age of 91, Wednesday, September 27, 2017.
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