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	Entertainment Daily update ⋅ April 19, 2022
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	Vanity Fair Jennifer Grey Says Nose Job Almost Ruined Her Career Vanity Fair Grey recalls that after Dirty Dancing, there were still not "a surplus of parts for actresses who looked like me." Industry professionals apparently told her that her nose was "a problem," with one plastic surgeon wondering "why that girl didn't do her ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Tracy Letts skewers America's shames in stunning debut of 'The Minutes' The Washington Post Noah Reid, center, with, from left, Jessie Mueller, Jeff Still, Tracy Letts and Cliff Chamberlain in "The Minutes.". Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Harrison Birtwistle, Fiercely Modernist Composer, Dies at 87 The New York Times Harrison Birtwistle, whose intensely theatrical compositions and uncompromising modernism made him the most prominent British composer since Benjamin Britten, died on Monday at his home in Mere, England. He was 87. His death was confirmed by a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Don't Call Her 'Baby.' At 62, Jennifer Grey is Taking the Lead. The New York Times In her memoir, "Out of the Corner," the "Dirty Dancing" star opens up about rhinoplasty gone wrong, the implosion of her career and why she's telling her story now. Flag as irrelevant
	ARTnews 10 Shows to See in Venice During the Biennale, From a Surrealism Survey to an Anish Kapoor Retrospective ARTnews Most people who come to Venice this week are there primarily to see the Biennale, the world's biggest art festival. This year, there are more than 200 artists lined up to participate in the Cecilia Alemani–curated main exhibition alone, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New Yorker How "Better Call Saul" Brilliantly Killed the Thrills of "Breaking Bad" The New Yorker Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill in Better Call Saul. With his mulleted comb-over and multicolored suits, Saul Goodman (played by Odenkirk) is a caricature of shamelessness. Flag as irrelevant
	The Wall Street Journal Venice Biennale Makes Historic Turn and Return—Without Russia The Wall Street Journal The Venice Biennale is the Olympics of the art world. Dozens of nations send their most promising artists to exhibit in pavilions and palazzos across the watery city. Instead of medals, emerging and established artists compete for attention while their ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Depp's doctor, nurse testify; actor expected to take stand on Tuesday The Washington Post But on Monday, attention was on Depp's personal doctor and nurse, who testified via video for the Fairfax County jury. They detailed Depp's attempt to detox in 2014 after he became dependent on opiates; both recalled that it came as his relationship with ... Flag as irrelevant
	NPR Harrison Birtwistle, an influential English composer, has died at age 87 NPR He studied both clarinet and composition at the Royal Manchester College of Music, where he met fellow composers Peter Maxwell Davies and Alexander Goehr; along with pianist John Ogdon and conductor and trumpeter Elgar Howarth, they became known as the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Billboard Art Rupe, influential early rock recording executive, has died at 104 NPR One of the pioneering businessmen behind rock 'n' roll has died. Art Rupe founded Specialty Records, the label that launched the careers of Little Richard and Sam Cooke and helped make R&B popular with white audiences. Rupe died Friday at age 104. NPR ... Flag as irrelevant

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