Новости за 28.04.2020

The Academy has made eligibility changes for movies in this year’s race, but the show will go on.

The Orange Is the New Black creator is making a new series for Netflix about our strange new era, which was written, produced, and filmed completely remotely.

Obsessed with impeachment and their enemies and worried about the stock market, the president and his son-in-law scapegoated HHS Secretary Alex Azar, and treated the coronavirus as mostly a political problem as it moved through the country.

The move comes as scientists have warned the virus is unlikely to be eradicated and instead become seasonal.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee backed down from its “don’t defend Trump” memo, but the president’s campaign is still pissed—and making threats.

After first suggesting bankruptcy, the Senate Majority leader now wants strings attached to aid for COVID-ravaged states—even as Kentucky is deeply dependent on the federal government’s support.

Like everyone else, he’s not sure what comes next.

“I feel like Jack Torrance,” says the locked-in author. Also—he thinks we’ve “cross-pollinated” The Dead Zone with The Stand.

“They’re shorts I promise,” correspondent Will Reeve said of his brow-raising appearance.

Sophia Macy got her second chance despite parental meddling.

The director opens up about her new Netflix film, a Cyrano-esque tale in which a gay high schooler helps an earnest jock win over the girl they’ve both fallen for.

Stars from beloved film and television favorites are reuniting while stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic—and thanks to Zoom, we’re all invited.

“I think he did great,” said the public health expert of Pitt’s SNL impression.

The Late Night host and his fellow nightly presenters went all-in on the president’s outrageous remarks from last week.

On parenting, tap dancing, and wearing many hats.

After watching the Disney+ documentary with Meghan‘s voiceover, switch over to Netflix for a royal-themed Thomas and Friends.

Too bad the president doesn’t like to actually pay attention to those.

The “let Trump be Trump” strategy is flaming out, with the president’s poll numbers dropping amid criticism of his daily grievance fests.

What exciting news!

Cory Finley’s take on an infamous Long Island school embezzlement scandal, which stars Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney, has more on its mind than at first appears.

A promising report about Gilead’s remdesivir moved the whole market, generating massive profits that raised calls for an SEC review. Later reports painted a much less positive picture.