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Rupert Grint will become Ron Weasley again — this time, on Broadway

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By Mark Kennedy Verified
| WVIT-TV (West Hartford, CT) Verified
Rupert Grint — the original Ron Weasley from the “Harry Potter” movies — will slip into his old role on Broadway next year in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” Grint, who starred in all eight “Harry Potter” movies from 2001 to 2011, will join the play at the Lyric Theatre from Feb. 2 to May 30, 2027. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are.
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Jaye P. Morgan, a jack-of-all-trades entertainer who was a pop and TV star, dies at 94

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By Mark Kennedy Verified
| Daily Independent Verified
NEW YORK (AP) — Jaye P. Morgan, one of the top female recording artists of the 1950s with five hits in 1955 alone, including "That’s All I Want From You," and who later became a frequent talk show guest and game show panelist, infamously taking off her shirt on “The Gong Show,” has died. She was 94. Morgan died Monday of natural causes in Longview, Washington, said Mark Sendroff, longtime attorney and friend. She had been living with her nephew and niece, Duke Morgan Spencer and Peggy Sue Spencer.
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Jaye P. Morgan, a jack-of-all-trades entertainer who was a pop and TV star, dies at 94

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By Mark Kennedy Verified
| North Shore News Verified
NEW YORK (AP) — Jaye P. Morgan, one of the top female recording artists of the 1950s with five hits in 1955 alone, including "That’s All I Want From You," and who later became a frequent talk show guest and game show panelist, infamously taking off her shirt on “The Gong Show,” has died. She was 94. Morgan died Monday of natural causes in Longview, Washington, said Mark Sendroff, longtime attorney and friend. She had been living with her nephew and niece, Duke Morgan Spencer and Peggy Sue Spencer.
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