President Donald Trump will travel to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, but he will not be meeting with family of Jacob Blake, the 29-year-old Black man who was recently paralyzed in a police shooting there. (Aug. 31)
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Charlie Kaufman on new film: 'An honest depiction of a human experience'
Oscar-winning screenwriter and Director Charlie Kaufman says he hopes his latest film, Netflix's "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" is "an honest depiction of a human experience." (Aug. 31)
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When Jesse Plemons got Charlie Kaufman script, he knew he was in
Actor Jesse Plemons says he was never more excited to read a script than when he got Charlie Kaufman's "I'm Thinking of Ending Things." He also didn't need to read a word of it to know that he was in. (Aug. 31)
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In CA: Legislators consider bills on reparations, corporate boards and evictions
Plus: Flavored tobacco is banned, teachers protest against distance learning, and weekend protests
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Trump won't condemn Kenosha shooting suspect
President Donald Trump refused to condemn the shooting of two people during recent unrest in Wisconsin, saying the gunman "probably would have been killed." Trump also addressed claims that supporters of his in Portland were themselves being violent. (Aug. 31)
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Jessie Buckley says Charlie Kaufman script left her unnerved
When actor Jessie Buckley read Charlie Kaufman's script for his latest film, "I'm Thinking of Ending Things," she says she didn't fully understand it but didn't need to. (Aug. 31)
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Toni Collette was 'flattered and petrified' to work with Charlie Kaufman
Toni Collette is an Oscar-nominated actor who has starred in acclaimed films including "Muriel's Wedding," "Little Miss Sunshine," "About a Boy," "Knives Out" and "Hereditary." That doesn't mean she wasn't absolutely "petrified" to work with Oscar-winning screenwriter and Director Charlie Kaufman on his latest film, "I'm Thinking of Ending Things." (Aug. 31)
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Landmark bill in California would require diversity in corporate boardrooms
California mandated gender diversity in corporate boardrooms in 2018. Now it wants to require racial diversity.
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