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    '90 Day Fiance' Star Anna-Marrie Campisi Denies Rumors She Fakes Mursel Mistanoglu's Return From Tur

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    While Anna is excited for Mursel’s return, it’s not the case for Anna’s eldest child Joey who is against his mother going forward with her marriage with Mursel.
    Jan 28, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Amid speculations that Mursel Mistanoglu’s return to the U.S. was all fake story for ratings and he never returned to Turkey in the first place, “90 Day Fiance” star Anna-Marie Campisi has set the records straight. She decided to end the rumors for once and all during her recent Instagram Live broadcast.
    During the broadcast, a fan asked the Bellvue, Nebraska native, “Is it true Mursel never left to Turkey?” The 38-year-old TLC personality then responded, “Mursel did leave to turkey. It’s really true.”
    It was revealed in the Sunday, January 26 episode of the network’s hit reality show that Mursel would soon reunite with Anna as he’s set to return to the U.S. after leaving for Turkey. Mursel shared that his parents changed their minds after he told them that he still loves Anna, and his same K-1 visa was amazingly approved and he was headed back to the United States.
    “When Mursel left to go back to Turkey, I was really heartbroken and he called me saying that his parents said that we could get married,” she explained in the episode. “I was in disbelief and I guess I just, in that moment I was so angry at him for leaving. But, you know, I still love him.”
    “It doesn’t really happen often but you may be able to come back on the same K-1 visa,” Anna explained. “Like, I can’t believe we’re even getting an opportunity for this interview. This whole thing is just crazy.”
    While Anna was excited for Mursel’s return, it was not the case for Anna’s eldest child Joey. He was against the reconciliation even though Anna’s two younger sons, Gino and Leo, said they were OK with the wedding being back on. Joey said he didn’t even want to attend, in addition to telling TLC cameras that he felt like his mother was making a mistake.

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    Oscars 2020 Follows Golden Globes' Footsteps in Serving Vegan Food

    The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has issued a statement in which the organization declares its commitment to support the planet by reducing carbon footprint.
    Jan 28, 2020
    AceShowbiz – The organisers of the Oscars are following the Golden Globes’ lead and serving the stars plant-based food after the ceremony.
    The Governors Ball will be 70 percent vegan, with chefs also catering to those who just want vegetarian and fish fare.
    Meanwhile, the menu in the lobby at the Dolby Theater before the Academy Awards will be entirely plant-based.
    “The Academy is an organization of storytellers from around the world, and we owe our global membership a commitment to supporting the planet,” a statement from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences reads.
    “For the past decade, the Academy has been committed to reducing its carbon footprint. For the past seven years, the Oscars show has had a zero-carbon imprint. We continue to expand our sustainability plan with the ultimate goal of becoming carbon neutral.”
    The 2020 Golden Globes became the first major awards show to go vegan earlier this month (January 2020).

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    Terry Crews Says He Will Never Stand Up for Gabrielle Union and Explains Why

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    In response to the criticisms against him, the ‘America’s Got Talent’ host suggests it’s not his job to ‘take care’ of other women, not even his mother and daughters.
    Jan 28, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Terry Crews finally addressed criticisms on why he didn’t defend former “America’s Got Talent” judge Gabrielle Union despite her support for him when he opened up on his sexual assault ordeal in the past. The “AGT” host said it’s true he would never speak up for her and explained why.
    “There is only one woman one earth I have to please. Her name is Rebecca,” he wrote on Twitter, referring to his wife. He even refused to defend his mother, daughters, or sisters. “I will let their husbands/ boyfriends/ partners take care of them,” he said. “Rebecca gives me WINGS.”
    He was flooded with comments on social media due to his remarks. Even T.I. couldn’t resist leaving a comment on an Instagram post by The Shade Room. While he didn’t say any word, he left an emoji with zipped-up lips.

    Many criticized Crews and one of them wrote, “Man… this is a terrible thing to think, let alone say. You may not believe you have to please them… but they deserve the same humane treatment you requested and required when it was your turn to be the person in need of support. Damn, man… it really isn’t that hard.”
    Another commented, “I don’t care whether they have a man or not, better believe I will protect my family tirelessly. Who says something like that??”

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    Tamra Judge Exits 'RHOC' Due to Reduced Salary and 'Humiliating' Demotion

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    Prior to his, co-star Vicky Gulvalson shared that she left the Bravo show on Friday, January 24, writing on Instagram, ‘I will always be the OG of the OC, but it’s time to say goodbye to ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’.’
    Jan 27, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Upcoming season 15 of “The Real Housewives of Orange County” will lose another one of its cast members. According to a new report, Tamra Judge is walking away from the Bravo reality series, and her decision was prompted by the salary pittance that’s offered to her.
    “Bravo bosses wanted Tamra to be bridge from the old cast to the new in season 15 and she refused,” a source spilled to Radar Online. “Tamra got her pick up contract letter last, after the other ladies, and it had major conditions in it.”
    The source added that Tamra “was even more than demoted to a friend role” which meant that “she’d have very little camera time. And it meant she would earn next to nothing in reality TV terms.”
    “She would go from $900,000 a season to $20,000 an episode for just three show appearances, which would add up to $60,000 total. It was humiliating,” so the insider went on sharing. “So Tamra walked away.”
    Tamra announced her departure on Saturday, January 25. Speaking to PEOPLE, Tamra, who had been on the show for 12 seasons, said, “It’s been a wild ride, and after all these years, I’m looking forward to life away from the cameras. I was offered a chance to come back to the show in a limited role, but would prefer to walk away on my own terms.”
    Another source told the site that the TV star was “asked back for three episodes, so producers could close out her storyline.”
    Tamra revealed that her husband Eddie Judge and her children, sons Ryan Vieth, 34, and Spencer Barney 19, and daughter Sydney Barney, 21, and Sophia Barney, 14, “are very excited for her new chapter. “I want to thank all the fans who have offered me their support over the years. It’s meant a lot. I’m sad to go but I’m very excited about my future,” the Vena Wellness owner added.
    Prior to his, co-star Vicki Gulvalson shared that she left the show on Friday, January 24. “I will always be the OG of the OC, but it’s time to say goodbye to ‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’,” the 57-year-old wrote on Instagram, before referencing her famous party catchphrase. “It’s been an incredible ride for 14 years and I want to thank all of you for your support, for your love and for ‘whooping it up!’ ”
    “My podcast with Westwood One will be launching soon and I will have much more to say about this on Whoop It Up with Vicki,” she wrote. “I hope you will join me with my new journey so please stay tuned. I love all my fans, and I want to thank Bravo and Evolution for this incredible experience, which my family and I have will never forget.”

    “We have shared so many great and not so great times together and it has been the ride of our lives. Thelma and Louise …. now where do you want to go?!” she added.

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    Vivica A. Fox Hopes Jussie Smollett Makes a Return for 'Empire' Finale

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    During an appearance on ‘The Talk’, the actress portraying Candace Mason on the Lee Daniels-created series points out that the decision to bring back the Jamal Lyon depicter lies with the network.
    Jan 27, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Vivica A. Fox has urged TV bosses to bring Jussie Smollett back for the “Empire” finale.
    The actor has not appeared on the show since he was charged with wasting police time over an alleged race attack hoax in Chicago, Illinois last year (2019), and as the investigation into the incident and his subsequent arrest and release continues, Fox entertainment president Michael Thorn has made it clear that any talk of Smollett’s return should be ignored.
    But Vivica, who plays Candace on “Empire”, is hoping TV bosses see sense and bring his character, Jamal Lyon, back for one final episode before the drama wraps later this year (2020).
    “I love Jussie and I always will,” she tells “The Talk”. “He’s family. Things happen. We started the show with him and in my honest opinion, I’d love to finish it with him, but it is up to the network.”

    Speaking about creator Lee Daniels’ decision to cut Jussie on “Watch What Happens Live” in November (2019), she said, “There was just too much drama surrounding the circumstances… (but) don’t count him out. Y’all may see him.”

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    '1917' Picks Up Top Honor at 2020 ASC Awards

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    Having landed the Directors Guild of America kudo, the epic First World War film by director Sam Mendes brings home award for its cinematographer Roger Deakins.
    Jan 27, 2020
    AceShowbiz – British director Sam Mendes’ “1917” has emerged as an Oscars front-runner after landing both the Directors Guild of America and American Society of Cinematographers top prizes over the weekend.
    Visionary Roger Deakins picked up the top award at the 34th annual ASC Awards, as Mendes collected the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film honour for the war epic at the DGA Awards on Saturday, January 25.
    There were also wins at the ASC Awards for TV drama “The Handmaid’s Tale” (Best Episode of a Series for Non-Commercial Television), “The Terror: Infamy” (Best TV Motion Picture, Miniseries, Pilot), and “Honeyland” (Documentary Award).
    Filmmaker Werner Herzog received the ASC’s Board of Governors Award, and dedicated the trophy to the cinematographers with whom he has worked, while Frederick Elmes received the Lifetime Achievement Award, Donald A. Morgan was honoured with the Career Achievement in Television Award, Bruno Delbonnel received the International Award, and Don McCuaig was the recipient of the Presidents Award.
    Here are the winners for the 34th annual ASC Awards:
    Best Theatrical Release: Roger Deakins – “1917” (Universal)
    Best Episode of a Series for Non-Commercial Television: Colin Watkinson “The Handmaid’s Tale”, “Night” (Hulu)
    Spotlight Award: Jarin Blaschke – “The Lighthouse” (A24)
    Best TV Motion Picture, Miniseries, Pilot: John Conroy – “The Terror: Infamy”, “A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest” (AMC)
    Best Episode of a Series for Commercial Television: Kim Miles – “Project Blue Book”, “The Flatwoods Monster” (History)
    Documentary Award: Fejmi Daut and Samir Ljuma – “Honeyland”
    Board of Governors Award: Werner Herzog
    Lifetime Achievement Award: Frederick Elmes
    Career Achievement in Television Award: Donald A. Morgan
    International Award: Bruno Delbonnel
    Presidents Award: Don McCuaig
    Bud Stone Award: Kim Snyder, CEO, Panavision
    Honorary ASC Award: Patty Armacost

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    'Bad Boys for Life' Secures Top Spot at Box Office for a Second Weekend

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    Hauling in $34 million, the third installment in the ‘Bad Boys’ film series keeps Sam Mendes’ ‘1917’ off the No. 1 slot in addition to beating out ‘Dr. Dolittle’ and ‘The Gentlemen’.
    Jan 27, 2020
    AceShowbiz – The “Bad Boys” have beaten out Dr. Dolittle and “The Gentlemen” for the top spot at the box office in North America.
    Sony’s “Bad Boys for Life”, starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, has hauled in $34 million (£26 million) to score a second weekend at number one, keeping Sam Mendes’ “1917” off the top, while Guy Ritchie’s star-studded new movie, “The Gentlemen”, has debuted at four.
    “Dolittle”, starring Robert Downey Jr., lands at three, and “Jumanji: The Next Level” rounds out the new top five.
    The “Bad Boys” sequel has now picked up $130 million (£99.4 million) in 10 days in North America.
    Top Ten Movies at Weekend Box Office for Jan. 24-26:
    “Bad Boys for Life” – $34.00 million
    “1917” – $15.80 million
    “Dolittle” – $12.50 million
    “The Gentlemen” – $11.03 million
    “Jumanji: The Next Level” – $7.90 million
    “The Turning (2020)” – $7.30 million
    “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” – $5.17 million
    “Little Women (2019)” – $4.70 million
    “Just Mercy” – $4.05 million
    “Knives Out” – $3.65 million

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    'Klaus' Outshines 'Frozen 2' and 'Toy Story 4' at 2020 Annie Awards

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    This Sergio Pablos-directed film, which happens to be Netflix’s first original animated feature, sweeps the annual prizegiving by landing seven wins, including Best Animated Feature.
    Jan 27, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Christmas film “Klaus” was the big winner at the 47th annual Annie Awards on Saturday night (January 25), taking home seven honours, including Best Animated Feature.
    The movie, Netflix’s first original animated feature, beat out “Frozen II”, “Toy Story 4” and “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” to dominate the ceremony and leave the Oscars’ animation category wide open.
    Director and co-writer Sergio Pablos’ film about a hapless and lazy postal worker, who stumbles upon an idea to give kids gifts at Christmas, also landed awards for direction, editing, storyboarding, production design, character animation and character design.
    There was also a big win for Josh Gad, who won the Voice Performance honour for his role as “Frozen II” snowman Olaf.
    The 2020 ceremony was dedicated to animator Richard Williams, who died in August (2019).
    The full list of 2020 Annie Awards winners is:
    Best Animated Feature: “Klaus”
    Best Animated Feature – Independent: “I Lost My Body”
    Best Animated Special Production: “How to Train Your Dragon Homecoming”
    Best Animated Short Subject: “Uncle Thomas: Accounting for the Days”
    Best Virtual Reality Production: “Bonfire”
    Best Animated Television/Media Commercial: “The Mystical Journey of Jimmy Page’s ’59 Telecaster”
    Best Animated Television/Media Production For Preschool Children: “Ask The Storybots”
    Best Animated Television/Media Production For Children: “Disney Mickey Mouse”
    Best General Audience Animated Television/Media Production: “BoJack Horseman”
    Best Student Film: “The Fox & The Pigeon”
    Best Animated Effects in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Love, Death & Robots”
    Best Animated Effects in an Animated Feature Production: “Frozen II”
    Best Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production: “His Dark Materials” – Aulo Licinio (Character: lorek)
    Best Character Animation In An Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” – Sergio Martins (Character: Alva)
    Best Character Animation in a Live Action Production: “Avengers: Endgame”
    Best Character Animation in a Video Game: “Unruly Heroes” – Sebastien Parodi (Characters: Heroes Kid version, Underworld NPC) & Nicolas Leger (Characters: Wukong, Kihong, Sandmonk, Sanzang, Enemies and cinematics)
    Best Character Design in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Carmen Sandiego” (Keiko Murayama)
    Best Character Design in an Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” (Torsten Schrank)
    Best Directing in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Disney Mickey Mouse” – Alonso Ramirez Ramos
    Best Directing in an Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” – Sergio Pablos
    Best Music in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Love, Death & Robots” – Rob Cairns
    Best Music in an Animated Feature Production: “I Lost My Body” – Dan Levy
    Best Production Design in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Love, Death & Robots” – Alberto Mielgo
    Best Production Design In An Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” – Szymon Biernacki, Marcin Jakubowski
    Best Storyboarding in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Carmen Sandiego” – Kenny Park
    Best Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” – Sergio Pablos
    Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Bob’s Burgers” – H. Jon Benjamin (Character: Bob)
    Best Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production: “Frozen II” – Josh Gad (Character: Olaf)
    Best Writing in an Animated Television/Media Production:”Tuca & Bertie” – Shauna McGarry
    Best Writing in an Animated Feature Production: “I Lost My Body” – Jeremy Clapin, Guillaume Laurant
    Best Editorial in an Animated Television/Media Production: “Love, Death & Robots” – Bo Juhl, Stacy Auckland, Valerian Zamel
    Best Editorial in an Animated Feature Production: “Klaus” – Pablo Garcia Revert

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