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Supporter Roseanne Barr gives cringe-worthy interview to Jimmy Kimmel
I know it's hard to believe. but with that come a little mellowness and we don't have to raise the kids anymore and we've got the grandchildren to spoil now", he added. Kimmel asked Barr what had changed, turning to Goodman and whispering, "Why is he asking me this question?" "No matter who we voted for, we don't want to see our president fail", she said.
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Tiffany Haddish wanted to fight actress for biting Beyonce in the face
The rumors swirling around Beyoncé's face-biter has exploded into the hashtag, #WhoBitBeyoncé, that has resulted in some stellar comedy for the BeyHive and beyond. "And then Beyoncé and Jay-Z walked by me, and I tapped Beyoncé ", Haddish continued. Haddish told GQ when discussing Mo'Nique's boycott against Netflix and residuals, "My business run different than her business".
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Pacific Rim Uprising dethrones Black Panther at the box office
The film's budget is estimated at $155 million; opening at $28 million in its first week is disappointing when compared to Black Panther . Marvel's own Black Panther has now earned over $631 million domestically overtaking the previous superhero champion The Avengers which grossed $623.3 million back in 2012.
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Meghan Markle's family open up on royal wedding invite snub
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle are determined to "put their own stamp" on their upcoming wedding. With news of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding invitations hitting the post box, we've all been clinging onto the hope of receiving one.
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German court orders Catalan separatist Puigdemont held in custody
German police stopped Puigdemont after he crossed the border by vehicle from Denmark on his way back to Belgium from Finland, his lawyer Jaume Alonso-Cuevillas tweeted . The judge ruled he must remain in custody while Spain's extradition request is considered by the courts - a process which must be completed within 60 days.
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South Africa's Zuma in court on April 6 on graft charges
Mr. Zuma has repeatedly denied wrongdoing. Local media said Zuma's lawyers will try to halt the case by appealing against the reinstatement of the charges, which date back to the 1990s. The Hawks were investigating the bribery claims against Zuma, Zokwana, Dlamini, and Ndudane, said spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi. Past year a court ruled against that decision, leading to the path to last month's decision to prosecute.