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Lovers (Or Not!) TJ Holmes And Amy Robach OUT At Good Morning America—Here’s What We Know
Everyone saw this coming–it’s just a matter of time before ABC releases an official statement.
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We Tried To Tell Y’all About Triflin’ Amy Robach. Now, She’s Allegedly Playing Victim Regarding T.J. Holmes’ Past [UPDATED]
Rumor has it that a deal to see both exiting the show is imminent.
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Can We Please Stop Speculating About tWitch’s Death?
Todrick Hall makes wild claims about Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss’ state of mind before his death.
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Police Chief Has Alarming Reaction to Her Former Employees’ Actions [Update]
The five ex-cops were charged with murder in the fatal Tyre Nichols beating.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution & Archer’s Aisha Tyler Plays That’s So Random
Tyler dishes on what makes her laugh, favorite superheroes, being Black on Friends, politics, and sings the song she can’t help but sing out loud.
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TJ Holmes May Be a Serial Cheater, but the Headlines About Him Are Starting To Look Funny in the Light
The stories floating around about him and the alleged affair are teetering the line between exposing a pattern and employing a smear campaign.
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FX On Hulu’s Kindred Star, Mallori Johnson, Plays That’s So Random
Johnson dropped by to talk about the series adaption of Octavia Butler’s novel, channels her inner Nicki Minaj, and much more.
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HBO Max’s Gossip Girl Star, Grace Duah, Plays That’s So Random
Duah dishes on being a lead on the show, her own high school days, and which actors’ work she’s gotta watch when it drops.
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‘My Heart Aches’: tWitch’s Wife Allison Holker Posts Heartbreaking Tribute to Late Husband
The talented dancer and deejay died at the age of 40 due to an alleged self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Creators of HBO MAX’s South Side Talk Season 3 And The Chicago Accent
Co-creators and writers Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle sat down with The Root to talk about their hit sitcom and some Chicago history.