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  Autopsy confirms Naya Rivera's death was accidental drowning

  Officials say an autopsy has confirmed that “Glee” star Naya Rivera died from accidental drowning

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  World-class hoop dancer Nakotah LaRance dies

  Nakotah LaRance, a champion hoop dancer who traveled the world performing with Cirque du Soleil, has died at age 30

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  Times editor resigns, saying she was harassed for her ideas

  An editor and writer for The New York Times' opinion section has publicly resigned, saying she was harassed for ideas that didn't conform with a liberal point of view

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  Vegas entertainers dance, train at home, awaiting the stage

  Concerts, acrobatic shows, striptease dance revues and other performances that typically entertain thousands of tourists in Las Vegas are among the workplaces that have had to shutter from the coronavirus. Though casinos have been allowed to reopen with rules about sanitizing, social distancing and mandatory face masks, hundreds of performers who round out the only-in-Vegas spectacle are still waiting. Many performers, including those who've come to the city from all over the world, are waiting in Las Vegas for the shows and crowds to return, trying to keep their bodies in top form, practice their skills and find a way to perform. Miguel Rivera had been dancing with the Chippendales male revue for four months when the show shut down, taking Rivera from energetic and interactive audiences every night to a lot more quiet. The show typically involved male dancers out interacting with the audience and sometimes having physical contact. “That’s why it is hard to come back with a show...

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  Jimmy Fallon, 'Tonight' show return to studio, sans audience

  Jimmy Fallon and the ‘Tonight’ show have returned to their New York City studio for the first time since the coronavirus epidemic shut down much of television

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  Iowa auditor questions legality of Test Iowa reporting chain

  Iowa Auditor Rob Sand says the Test Iowa program brought to the state under a $28 million no-bid contract by Gov. Kim Reynolds on recommendation from actor Ashton Kutcher is violating state law in the way it handles test results data