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Entertainment Weekly (sometimes abbreviated as EW) is an American digital-only entertainment magazine based in New York City, published by People Inc., that covers film, television, music, Broadway theatre, books, and popular culture. The print magazine debuted on February 16, 1990, in New York City, and ceased publication in 2022. Different from celebrity-focused publications such as Us Weekly, People (a sister magazine to EW), and In Touch Weekly, EW primarily concentrates on entertainment media news and critical reviews; unlike Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, which were primarily established as trade magazines aimed at industry insiders, EW targets a more general audience. Source

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Sally Field thought she'd 'pass out' from nerves on first date with Burt Reynolds: 'I didn't know how to be that girl'

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By Ryan Coleman 
| Entertainment Weekly
Even though she's a two-time Oscar winner, Sally Field still gets first-date jitters like the rest of us. The iconic actress looked back on one of the most storied relationships of her career — that with her Smokey and the Bandit costar Burt Reynolds — on Thursday's episode of TCM's Talking Pictures podcast.
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Rainn Wilson thinks The Office couldn't be made today because it was too 'politically incorrect'

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By Ryan Coleman 
| Entertainment Weekly
R.I.P., The Office — another victim of all this woke. Could the modern classic sitcom about a group of disgruntled office workers' love affairs, friendships, falling outs, and petty squabbles be made today? Never mind the fact that a spinoff of the show, The Paper, literally is being made today. But could the original series' distinct dry humor withstand the political sensitivities of 2026? "I do feel like you couldn't make The Office today.
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Oliver Tree revealed family is not 'going to get a penny' after his death, just weeks before fatal helicopter crash

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By Ryan Coleman 
| Entertainment Weekly
Musician Oliver Tree spoke about an unusual provision of his will in the weeks before his tragic death at 32 in a helicopter crash in Brazil on Sunday. "I don't believe that any of the wealth or the things that get made from it is mine. So when I die — I've set it up — my will is set up that when I pass, my family, no one's going to get a penny," the "Miss You" singer revealed on an April episode of The Zach Sang Show.
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Jimmy Kimmel trolls Donald Trump on his 80th birthday with Epstein-themed card

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Another day, another brutal roast of Donald Trump by Jimmy Kimmel. The president of the United States may have thought he was safe from scorn on Sunday, his 80th birthday, but the late-night host and prominent Trump critic started his day on the offensive. "Happy #80," Kimmel wrote in the caption of a post shared to his Instagram on Sunday.
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Paging Olivia Benson: Jalen Brunson wants SVU role after New York Knicks win historic NBA championship

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By Ryan Coleman 
| Entertainment Weekly
Jalen Brunson is ready for his close-up. The star point guard and captain of the New York Knicks wants to appear on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit after leading his team to a historic victory in the NBA championships. When asked by reporters what's next for him after Saturday's big win, Brunson smiled and offered, in a clip shared by the NBA on Sunday, "Try to go to SVU." New York, the city that both Brunson's team and the police procedural call home, isn't the only thing that connects them.
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Seth Rogen hasn’t spoken to James Franco in 'a long time' and has 'no plans' to work with him again

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By Shania Russell 
| Entertainment Weekly
Seth Rogen has not reconnected with his old pal, James Franco and doesn't plan to change that anytime soon. In the five years since Franco settled a sexual misconduct lawsuit from former students of his acting school, Rogen says nothing has changed when it comes to where they stand today — both personally and professionally. Asked about the nature of their relationship during a recent sit-down with The New York Times, Rogen hesitated to say too much.
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Stars react to Knicks NBA Finals win: Timothée disses Oscars, Cardi B screams, Ben Stiller sprints, and more

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By Shania Russell 
| Entertainment Weekly
At long last, the New York Knicks have been crowned as NBA Champions. In a remarkable 94–90 victory against the San Antonio Spurs, the Knicks clinched their first title win since 1973, ending a 53-year drought and bringing joy to millions across the city. Among those passionate fans — yelling at the top of their lungs, sprinting around in circles and bowing at the feet of team MVP Jalen Brunson — are quite a few stars, who were either courtside when it went down or cheering the team on from afar.
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ANTM star Angelea Preston reacts to Tyra Banks suing Netflix over docuseries editing: 'Now she knows how we feel' (exclusive)

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By Joey Nolfi 
| Entertainment Weekly
America's Next Top Model star Angelea Preston and cycle 1 winner Adrianne Curry have shaded Tyra Banks' legal action against filmmakers behind Netflix's Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model docuseries.
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Disclosure Day lands out-of-this-world opening weekend with $93 million at global box office

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By Ryan Coleman 
| Entertainment Weekly
Take me to your leader! Steven Spielberg swept the box office this weekend with Disclosure Day, his extraterrestrial drama that beamed up $44 million domestically and $93 million globally, per Rentrak (formerly Comscore). At 79, the American master proved he can still achieve total command of the moviegoing public, both critically and commercially, even on his 37th feature in the director's chair.
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Oliver Tree, 'Life Goes On' and 'Miss You' singer, dies at 32 in tragic helicopter crash

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By Shania Russell 
| Entertainment Weekly
Oliver Tree, the chart-topping musician and comedian who skyrocketed to fame after going viral with his 2017 track "When I'm Down," has died in a helicopter crash in Brazil. He was 32. Tree was among six killed when two helicopters collided in Recreio dos Bandeirantes, in the Southwest zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Sunday morning, according to reports from multiple outlets including the Associated Press and CNN Brazil. There were no survivors.
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Anderson, Elissa
Bellows, Ethan
Bentley, Annabel
Boucher, Ashley
Colburn, Randall
Coleman, Ryan
Collis, Clark
Cosgrove, Chris
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Detken, Rebecca
Drury, Sharareh
Eng, Joyce
Freeman, Luria
Fremont, Maggie
Gettell, Oliver
Gomez, Patrick
Gordon, Ilana
Hall, Gerrad
Harding, Kristen
Hearon, Sarah
Highfill, Samantha
Horn, Danny
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Kerr, Chuck
Lamphier, Jason
Madden, Emma
Melendez, Tanya
Miller, Mike
Morgan, Lauren
Nolfi, Joey
Nuss, Allaire
Perricone, Kathleen
Pierre, Mekishana
Ray, Lincee
Rodriguez, Brenda
Romano, Nick
Ross, Dalton
Russell, Shania
Schepp, Calie
Schorken, Selena
Sederholm, Jillian
Shewfelt, Raechal
Stenzel, Wesley
Stinson, Katherine
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