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Thea Glassman
By Thea Glassman
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The Schmooze Lea Michele Posts Tribute to Boyfriend Cory Monteith on Anniversary of His Death
Lea Michele posted a moving tribute to her late boyfriend and “Glee” co-star Cory Monteith yesterday, commemorating the three year anniversary of his death. “I know everyday you’re watching over me, and smiling. Love and miss you Cory, everyday, but today a little bit more ♥.” the 29-year-old singer-actress tweeted. I know everyday you’re watching…
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The Schmooze Drake Posts Powerful Open Letter Following Police Shooting
Drake took to Instagram on Wednesday to post a heartfelt message in the wake of Alton Sterling’s death. Sterling was fatally shot by a Baton Rouge, Louisiana police officer on July 5 outside the convenience store where he sold CDs. Less than 48 hours later, 32-year-old Philando Castile was shot and killed by a police…
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The Schmooze Cast of Modern Orthodox Dating Show Talk Texting, Ghosting and Crushes
On the first episode of “Soon By You,” a new web series on Modern Orthodox dating, four protagonists faced off against the very worst of mating rituals: the failed first date. A great deal of stilted conversation, a case of mistaken identity and copious amounts of wine later — the gang is back for round…
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The Schmooze Chelsea Handler Reveals She Had Two Abortions at Age 16
Four days before the Supreme Court struck down a Texas law that threatened the state’s abortion clinics, Chelsea Handler penned an essay for Playboy explaining just how important Roe v. Wade was for her. In a piece titled “My Choice,” the 41-year-old comedian revealed she had two abortions at the age of 16. “I was…
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The Schmooze ‘The Fundamentals of Caring’ Director on Working with Paul Rudd and Turning Drama into Comedy
For years, Rob Burnett made audiences laugh as one of the head writers on “The Late Show with David Letterman.” Now, he’s tackling something decidedly darker. “The Fundamentals of Caring,” a new Netflix dramedy written and directed by Burnett, stars Craig Roberts as a snarky young man with muscular dystrophy and Paul Rudd, his rookie…
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The Schmooze Daniel Radcliffe: ‘Never Say Never’ to Harry Potter Return
Harry Potter fans, gird your wands. During an interview with Radio Times Daniel Radcliffe admitted he wouldn’t rule out the possibility of reprising his role as the iconic wizard. “It would depend on the script,” he said. “The circumstances would have to be pretty extraordinary. But then I am sure Harrison Ford said that with…
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The Schmooze Idina Menzel and Other Broadway Stars Record Song for Orlando Victims
Idina Menzel, Carole King and Fran Drescher were just a few of the Hollywood heavy hitters who came together to record “What the World Needs Now is Love” in wake of the mass shooting in Orlando. “Broadway for Orlando”: The Exclusive Music Video from Playbill on Vimeo. “Love must prevail.” a few of the stars…
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The Schmooze Spend Father’s Day with Our Favorite Jewish Dads
Father’s day is coming up this weekend, and we’re celebrating with some of our favorite Jewish dads in pop culture. We’re looking at you Tevye, Ross Geller and Jerry Stiller.
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