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Dorothy Crowley, a Golden Globe-winning actress with a 60-year career, died of natural causes in Los Angeles just before her 92nd birthday. She starred in TV shows like 'Port Charles' and 'Dynasty,' and appeared in films including 'Forever Female.' She is survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
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Dolly Parton has postponed her December 2025 Las Vegas concerts to September 2026 due to health issues requiring medical procedures. She cited the need to rest and prepare a show she can be proud of, reassuring fans she plans more adventures. Her husband’s recent passing and her health challenges have influenced her decision.
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Actors’ Equity and Local 802, representing over 52,000 performers and musicians, have authorized a strike amid stalled contract negotiations. Despite record-breaking box office revenues, unions demand higher wages, better healthcare, and job protections. A strike could disrupt Broadway during the busy holiday season, with negotiations ongoing.