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A still from the documentary has three rows of film, the first, on the far left is in blue and reads: "We Need." The second is yellow: "To Talk About." The third is pink: "Cosby"
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Q & A: Comedian W. Kamau Bell Talks About The Many Difficult Questions His Bill Cosby Documentary Asks
"We Need to Talk About Cosby" focuses on Cosby's career as a comedian and actor, and 50 years of allegations of sexual assault.
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Arts and Entertainment
Spotify Removes Neil Young's Music After He Objects To Joe Rogan's Podcast
Neil Young in front of a dark background with a spotlight backlighting him, he wears a black hat, black T-shirt with the word ART in silver type, and a black button-up over it, as he holds an acoustic guitar and has a harmonica around his neck. Poofy silver hair comes out the side of his hat.
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Arts and Entertainment
The Best Things To Do In LA And SoCal This Weekend: Jan. 28 - 30
Björk, lit from behind and wearing a gold dress, with a golden tiara, and a series of white shapes in front of her, plays a flute.
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Arts and Entertainment
Charlie Brown's Most Famous Voice, Peter Robbins, Has Died
A giant Charlie Brown balloon float flies, above a downtown city crowd, connected by numerous tethers. The large float has his own giant kite in his hand, string in the other. City buildings are seen on several sides. On the ground, onlookers watch and clowns in facepaint and white and green outfits march alongside the float.
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Arts and Entertainment
The Best Things To Do In LA And SoCal This Week: Jan. 24-27
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