
THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: 
...with HARRY NILSSON! Let's revisit the BBC's "The Music of Nilsson from 1971, including a mashup of "Mr. Richland's Favorite Song" and "One," "Gotta Get Up," a medley of "Walk Right Back," "Cathy's Clown" and "Let The Good Times Roll," and really moving take on "Life Line." Then there are two videos from The Point! -- "Think About Your Troubles" and "Are You Sleeping" -- sandwiching "Joy." The set concludes with "Without Her," "Coconut" and "1941." NELS CLINE of Wilco visits World Cafe. NATION OF LANGUAGE shares "Inept Apollo." WOLF ALICE shares “Bloom Baby Bloom.” BLONDE REDHEAD shares "Before (Choir Version)." SMOKEY ROBINSON is under a criminal investigation by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department after being accused of sexual assault. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: The early Tomatometer is good, but the reviews seem mixed. TOM CRUISE & ANA DE ARMAS? US Weekly claims there is indeed a romance. THE RESURRECTION OF THE CHRIST: Mel Gibson's sequel found a studio. DIDDY overdosed at the Playboy Mansion, his ex-galpal testified. And there's yet another lawsuit against him. CHRIS BROWN was arrested at a five-star hotel over a bottle attack at a London nightclub. PEDRO PASCAL interviews DAKOTA JOHNSON. SEAN PENN says movie stardom ran out somewhere around Jennifer Lawrence. STEVE PEPOON, who received an Emmy for writing an episode of The Simpsons as a freelancer, worked on other TV comedies like It’s Garry Shandling’s Show, ALF and Roseanne and co-created The Wild Thornberrys, has died. He was 68. CHARLES STROUSE, the famed Broadway composer who received Tony Awards for his scores for Bye Bye Birdie, Applause and Annie, died Thursday at his home in New York City, his family announced. He was 96. JOE DON BAKER the broad-shouldered Texas tough guy who portrayed characters on both sides of the law, most notably Sheriff Buford Pusser in the unexpected box-office hit Walking Tall, died May 7, his family announced. He was 89. THE DOGGO as bridesmaid. A RESCUE DOG reunites with its foster. TIGER vs BEAR: Who You Got?
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