In 1966, Simone wrote and performed “Four Women,” a musical portrait of different stereotyped Black women who were exploited ...

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30-Jan. 26), Disney outlets captured 12 percent of all TV use in the United States. That’s the most for the company in the past 15 months, when Nielsen started compiling TV usage by distributor.

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to “Arthur’s Theme”). In 1993, a decade after their collaboration on the Broadway cast album Lena Horne: A Lady and Her Music, Quincy Jones and Lena Horne co-presented the award. In 1996 ...

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The Rock has agreed to a first-look TV deal with 20th Television. / WWE.com The Rock doesn't apparently just want Cody Rhodes and his soul. He wants a big-money television deal with Disney as well.