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Anne Hathaway Apologizes For 'Pain' Caused By 'Witches' Portrayal

"I owe you all an apology," Hathaway said to the limb difference community.
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'Tenet' Heading To Home Release Next Month

The Christopher Nolan film remains the only major Hollywood release to test cinemas during COVID-19.
By Jake Coyle, AP

'Witches' Movie Is Called Out For 'Scary' Depiction Of People with Limb Differences

Warner Bros. stated that it was “deeply saddened to learn that our depiction of the fictional characters in The Witches could upset people with disabilities.”
By Ethan Alter, Yahoo!

Ellen DeGeneres Pens Apology To Staff, Addresses Workplace Misconduct Allegations

Warner Bros. said that an investigation was conducted, prompting forthcoming staffing changes and other measures to deal with the issues raised.
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'Tenet' Will Now Open Internationally First, Before A U.S. Release

It's unclear if the new release schedule for the highly anticipated Christopher Nolan movie will actually pan out, given the COVID-19 uncertainty.
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Warner Bros. Delays Releases Of 'Wonder Woman 1984,' 'In The Heights'

The postponements of two more Hollywood movies, which were slated to open in June, suggest COVID-19 could keep cultural institutions closed for months.
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HBO Max Delays 'Friends' Reunion Special: Report

Taping of the show was set for Monday and Tuesday but apparently has been delayed due to coronavirus precautions.
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'Birds Of Prey' Apparently Isn't Changing Its Title, Despite Changing Its Title

Harley Quinn is just working on her SEO.
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Jennifer Aniston Scares The Bejesus Out Of 'Friends' Fans In Central Perk

She jumped out at fans while guest-hosting "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
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Atlanta Newspaper Pushes Back On 'Richard Jewell' Depiction Of Late Reporter

Warner Bros. said it will defend against the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s claims that the film is "defamatory" for portraying its former journalist as offering sex to sources.
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