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Tracee Ellis Ross Was Born to Do Every Brilliant Thing

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It’s no surprise that Tracee Ellis Ross throws a great party. To celebrate her 40th birthday, the exuberant, Golden Globe-winning actress, producer, and entrepreneur didn’t settle for a nice seated dinner; instead, she invited her friends to watch her perform an original one-woman show. And she began that show by stripping off her clothes and standing onstage in her bra and underwear.
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How Dylan MarcAurele and Alan Kliffer Made Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody Sing

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Off the ice, Heated Rivalry isn’t exactly known for its snappy pace. The first season of the wildly popular story of two professional hockey players pursuing a secret romance is told over six hour-long episodes that span eight years. The unauthorized musical parody of the show, running off-Broadway at the Club on West 27th Street, tells a different story at a very different speed.
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How Aleshea Harris Took Is God Is From Stage to Screen

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Is God Is, playwright Aleshea Harris’s epic tale of family trauma and vengeance, is also a story of feminine strength. It was only appropriate, then, that Harris adapt it herself. “It was baptism by fire,” the Pulitzer Prize finalist says of writing and directing the play’s new film adaptation, out May 15, which happens to both begin and end with conflagrations.
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