AP Entertainment Digest for Friday, April 10
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FRIDAY, April 10
VIRUS OUTBREAK-SEAN PENN — Sean Penn says he wants to “save lives” with free coronavirus test sites in Los Angeles County to combat the pandemic. The Oscar winner’s disaster relief organization called CORE has teamed up with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office and the city’s fire department to safely distribute free drive-thru COVID-19 test sites for those with qualifying symptoms. By Marcela Isaza. SENT 513 words, photos.
TV-BELGRAVIA — Julian Fellowes’ latest series about English social classes kicks off with a party. Not just any run-of-the mill high society bashes, mind you. “Belgravia” on Epix starts with one of the most famous parties in history. By AP Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT. 745 words, photos.
HKN-SUBBAN TRIVIA SHOW — Tired of sitting around the house and watching reruns on television every day? Too much “Harry Potter?” “Grey’s Anatomy?” “NCIS” or one of the spinoffs? Here’s something different. New Jersey Devils defenseman P.K. Subban and the NHL are bringing something new to television Saturday for fans and everyone dealing with the isolation and hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic. By Tom Canavan. SENT. 650, photos.
VIRUS OUTBREAK-SPORTS-BEHIND THE SCENES. Teams have started funds to assist arena workers who have lost income after games were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. But those who work behind the scenes on broadcasts have been mostly to fend for themselves. By Joe Reedy. UPCOMING by 4 p.m. 750 words, file photos.
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REVIEWS
FILM REVIEW-TROLLS WORLD TOUR. By Film Writer Jake Coyle. SENT: 525 words. Film stills.
FILM REVIEW-TIGERTAIL. By Film Writer Jake Coyle. SENT: 450 words, film stills.
MUSIC REVIEW-THE SLEEP EAZYS. By Pablo Gorondi. SENT Wednesday, with album art.
MUSIC REVIEW-ELIZA GILKYSON. By Steven Wine. SENT Wednesday, with album art.
MUSIC REVIEW-MADDIE & TAE. By Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT Tuesday: 300 words, photo.
MUSIC REVIEW-THE STROKES. By Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy. SENT Wednesday: 300 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-BROKEN BY DON WINSLOW. By Bruce DeSilva. SENT Monday: 400 words, photo.
BOOK REVIEW-KICKIN’ UP DUST: MY FRIENDSHIP WITH PATSY CLINE BY LORETTA LYNN. By Ann Levin. SENT Wednesday, with book cover image.
BOOK REVIEW-AFTERLIFE BY JULIA ALVAREZ. Reviewed by Rob Merrill. SENT Wednesday, with book cover image.
BOOK REVIEW-HID FROM OUR EYES BY JULIA SPENCER-FLEMING. By Oline Cogdill. SENT Wednesday, with book cover image.
BOOK REVIEW-RULES FOR BEING A GIRL BY CANDACE BUSHNELL AND KATIE COTUGNO. By Molly Sprayregen. SENT Wednesday, with book cover image.
BOOK REVIEW-VALENTINE A NOVEL BY ELIZABETH WETMORE. Reviewed by Kendal Weaver. SENT: Monday, with book cover image.