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	Entertainment Daily update ⋅ August 12, 2022
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	NPR Published 8 years after her death, Mary Rodgers' memoir is a true tell-all book NPR Mary Rodgers was a songwriter, children's book author, philanthropist and — perhaps most famously — the daughter of theatrical legend Richard Rodgers. Though she died in 2014, her memoirs were published on Tuesday. Titled Shy: The Alarmingly Outspoken ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair Aubrey Plaza Is a Millennial Dirty Harry in Emily the Criminal Vanity Fair As the action thriller's titular character—an aspiring artist living in Los Angeles, who's saddled with $70,000 in student-loan debt and an aggravated-assault conviction that prevents her from landing a decent-paying job—Plaza is riveting. Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Mary Rodgers's memoir weighs in on her famous dad and Stephen Sondheim The Washington Post Mary Rodgers (1931-2014) had a modestly successful career in musical theater ("Once Upon a Mattress" was her one big hit as a composer) and became a best-selling author in 1972 with "Freaky Friday," a young adult novel about a mother and daughter ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vanity Fair The Rehearsal: What to Watch Next If You Love Nathan Fielder's Mind-Bending Show Vanity Fair The longer The Rehearsal goes on, the more it seems like Fielder must be a fan of this challenging 2008 drama, written and directed by Charlie Kaufman. Synecdoche follows Caden Cotard (Phillip Seymour Hoffman), an ambitious theater director obsessed with ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New Yorker "Emily the Criminal," Reviewed: Good Script, Meh Movie The New Yorker The writer-director hyphenate is the boon and the bug of independent filmmaking. Directors working with their own material are apt to create a more unified and personalized movie. But, because the writing of a script is mainly done at an artisanal ... Flag as irrelevant
	NPR New Peaches, new problems: 'A League of Their Own' makes a successful move to TV NPR It's 1943, and Carson Shaw is running as fast as she can. Specifically, she's running to catch a train that will take her to Chicago for the tryouts of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, meant to fill a gap in baseball created when ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Sylvan Esso's New Album of Electro-pop Challenges All Expectations The New York Times The electronic vertigo revs up immediately and rarely lets up on "No Rules Sandy," the fourth studio album by Sylvan Esso. "How can I be moved when everything is moving," Amelia Meath calmly muses in the opening track, "Moving," over a hissing, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Anne Heche 'not expected to survive' after fiery crash, rep says The Washington Post Actress Anne Heche, who last week crashed her car into a Los Angeles home, is not expected to survive the injuries she sustained in the collision and subsequent vehicle fire, her family said in a statement through a representative Thursday night. Flag as irrelevant
	CNN 'Five Days at Memorial' takes a grim look back at Hurricane Katrina's tragic toll CNN (CNN) A grim reminder of the catastrophic institutional failures associated with Hurricane Katrina, "Five Days at Memorial" captures the personal toll and terrible choices made under the most adverse of conditions. Working backward from the 45 dead ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Judith Durham, who sang with Australia's the Seekers, dies at 79 The Washington Post A classically trained singer and pianist, Judith Durham had always been more interested in jazz than folk music. But at age 19, while working as a secretary at an advertising firm in Melbourne, Australia, and trying to launch a recording career on the ... Flag as irrelevant

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