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The Frame

Plácido Domingo; Laura Linney & Jason Bateman in 'Ozark'; Our Lady J

By The Frame Staff
Published Nov 17, 2017 3:39 PM
File: Placido Domingo (via satellite) speaks during the 'Great Performances: Placido Domingo - My Favorite Roles' panel at the PBS portion of the 2011 Winter TCA press tour held at the Langham Hotel on January 9, 2011 in Pasadena.
File: Placido Domingo (via satellite) speaks during the 'Great Performances: Placido Domingo - My Favorite Roles' panel at the PBS portion of the 2011 Winter TCA press tour held at the Langham Hotel on January 9, 2011 in Pasadena.
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Fifty years after his L.A. debut, Plácido Domingo is still an operatic force; Jason Bateman and Laura Linney are a married couple who get caught up with the wrong crowd in the Netflix series, “Ozark”; transgender singer Our Lady J left a music career to join the writing staff on "Transparent."
Plácido Domingo; Laura Linney & Jason Bateman in 'Ozark'; Our Lady J
Fifty years after his L.A. debut, Plácido Domingo is still an operatic force; Jason Bateman and Laura Linney are a married couple who get caught up with the wrong crowd in the Netflix series, “Ozark”; transgender singer Our Lady J left a music career to join the writing staff on "Transparent."

Fifty years after his L.A. debut, Plácido Domingo is still an operatic force; Jason Bateman and Laura Linney are a married couple who get caught up with the wrong crowd in the Netflix series, “Ozark”; transgender singer Our Lady J left a music career to join the writing staff on "Transparent."