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	Entertainment Daily update ⋅ January 11, 2023
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	The New York Times Prince Harry Learns to Cry, and Takes No Prisoners, in 'Spare' The New York Times Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex and Man About Montecito, isn't one for book learning, he reminds readers of his new memoir, "Spare." And yet its pages are dappled with literary references, from John Steinbeck ("He kept it tight," the prince writes ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Longtime Film Forum Director to Step Down After 50 Years The New York Times When Karen Cooper took over Film Forum in 1972, the theater was a projector and 50 folding chairs in a loft on Manhattan's Upper West Side, showing what were then known as underground films. The annual budget was $19,000. Cooper projected the films ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times The Golden Globes Are Back. Will the Celebrities Be? The New York Times Stars gathered on Sunday night at Cipriani 42nd Street, with its towering marble columns and soaring ceiling, for the National Board of Review's annual film awards gala, where they were toasted for their work in some of last year's buzziest films. Flag as irrelevant
	NPR Tarnished Golden Globes attempt a comeback, after years of controversy NPR The Golden Globes are attempting a comeback on television Tuesday evening, after two scandal-ridden years for the organization that hosts the annual ceremony honoring film and TV. The 80-year-old Hollywood Foreign Press Association plans to hand out ... Flag as irrelevant
	WWD EXCLUSIVE: KidSuper's Colm Dillane Is Working on Louis Vuitton Next Men's Collection WWD Smells like team spirit — and feels like an entirely new way of conceiving a fashion spectacle: Louis Vuitton's men's show in Paris on Jan. 19 will involve filmmakers Michel and Olivier Gondry; stylist Ibrahim "Ib" Kamara; visual director Lina ... Flag as irrelevant
	Artforum Karen Cooper, Who Led New York's Film Forum for Fifty Years, to Step Down Artforum Karen Cooper, who for half a century served as the director of Film Forum, New York's internationally known independent cinema, will leave her role at the downtown nonprofit this summer. Sonya Chung, who has a twenty-year history with the theater and ... Flag as irrelevant
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