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People.com:
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Have Left Canada and Are Now Settled in L.A. — The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have moved to Los Angeles … FB — Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have left Vancouver Island in Canada for the U.S., a source tells PEOPLE. — The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved …
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Britta Zeltmann / The Sun:
FRESH PRINCE OF BEL HEIR Meghan Markle and Prince Harry set up permanent home in California after fleeing coronavirus lockdown in Canada — PRINCE Harry and Meghan have fled Canada amid the coronavirus pandemic and have moved permanently to California. — They took a private flight …
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Cheyenne Roundtree / Daily Mail:
EXCLUSIVE: Meghan lays down the law and forbids Harry from going back to UK to see coronavirus-infected Prince Charles as she makes plans to foster a black lab named Cole to help ‘ease the strain on animal shelters’ — Meghan has forbidden Prince Harry from traveling …
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Dave Quinn / People.com:
Courteney Cox Is Binge-Watching Friends to Prep for Reunion: ‘I Have Such a Bad Memory’ — “By the end of this quarantine I'm going to know so much about it,” Courteney Cox told Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday — Courteney Cox has found a perfect way to pass the time while cooped up at home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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New York Times:
Latest Updates: Coronavirus Outbreak in New York — More live coverage: Global Markets U.S. — Mr. Cuomo said on Wednesday that he had not seen the briefing. He said he hoped that officials could quickly add units by dipping into a growing supply of ventilators, the machines that some coronavirus patients need to breathe.
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Alexia Fernandez / People.com:
Angelina Jolie's Son Maddox Rejoins Family as His College Classes Are Cancelled Due to Coronavirus — Angelina Jolie's son Maddox returned home early from college in South Korea amid the COVID-19 pandemic — Angelina Jolie received an early homecoming from her oldest son!
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Variety:
Hollywood's Biggest Movies Are Stuck in Limbo as Start Dates Remain Uncertain — The cameras may have stopped rolling two weeks ago, but Hollywood's headaches only stand to intensify in the coming weeks and months as the industry tentatively looks ahead to the day when studios will be back in business.
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Ryan Satin / Pro Wrestling Sheet:
Roman Reigns Out of WrestleMania 36 Match — Pro Wrestling Sheet has learned Roman Reigns will not be part of the WWE Universal Championship match at WrestleMania 36 as planned. — Sources with knowledge of the situation tell us Reigns expressed to WWE that he didn't feel comfortable doing anymore …
Childs Walker / Baltimore Sun:
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson sues Amazon for selling products bearing his likeness, catch phrases — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has filed a federal lawsuit against Amazon.com, claiming the online retail giant is unfairly profiting from apparel playing off his public image and catch phrases.
Emily / Dlisted:
Kanye West's Wyoming Ranch Will Include A “Urine Garden” — Last fall, hordes of life-long Wyomingites uprooted their lives and fled the state when they heard the news that Kanye West purchased a massive ranch near the town of Cody. Like, haven't they suffered enough?
Chris Willman / Variety:
Bob Dylan Releases 17-Minute Song About JFK Assassination — For years, Bob Dylan fans have spoken in a sort of hushed awe about the longest song he ever released, “Highlands,” an album side-length 1997 track that ran 16 minutes and 31 seconds. Now, 23 years later, he's slightly outdone himself.
Brian Welk / The Wrap:
Mark Blum, Star of ‘Desperately Seeking Susan’ and ‘You,’ Dies at 69 Due to Coronavirus Complications — Mark Blum, a veteran character actor who starred in the films “Desperately Seeking Susan” and “Crocodile Dundee,” as well as the recent TV series “You,” has died due to complications from the coronavirus.
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