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11 Nov, 7 tweets, 3 min read
The entertainment industry has been throttled by the pandemic.

However, there is some good news!

We'll give you a hint: 🎥🎥🎥 (Thread) latimes.com/entertainment-…
FilmLA said it received 880 applications for film permits in October, up 24% from 711 permits in September, as major studios returned to filming television latimes.com/entertainment-…
The nonprofit handles film permits in Los Angeles city and county. It says it is averaging about 40 new permit requests per day, although that remains 47% below prepandemic levels.

Here are some TV shows and movies being developed:
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Despite the upswing in activity, Hollywood has struggled to return to prepandemic production levels, hobbled by the ongoing health crisis and the ability to gather large numbers of crew safely. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Filming now requires COVID-19 compliance supervisors be present.

Here's what they do: latimes.com/entertainment-…
While the pandemic has hurt a lot of people in entertainment, some people have ended up benefitting from the tragic situation. Here's how latimes.com/entertainment-…
The pandemic has hurt many parts of the entertainment world. WarnerMedia recently announced a lot of layoffs latimes.com/entertainment-…

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Cazzie David, the daughter of Larry David, has a book of essays coming out.

In it, she tells the real story behind her breakup with Pete Davidson, and his subsequent relationship with Ariana Grande
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Here is the latest in Britney Spears' fight against her father's role as the conservator of her estate, as well as what has happened to her music career

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In Los Angeles County Superior Court on Tuesday, a judge upheld James “Jamie” Spears’ role, but didn’t close the door on ousting him at a future date and — per the singer’s request — appointed a financial fiduciary as a co-conservator latimes.com/entertainment-…
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There has long been speculation about a so-called "Trump TV."

So now that he's leaving the White House, will he launch a cable network? 

Probably not. Here's why, via @SteveBattaglio latimes.com/entertainment-…
It would be hard in the current TV landscape, where consumers have shifted away from pay TV subscriptions. 

“There’s no way you can start a new network in this environment,” an expert said. A White House spokesperson declined to comment.
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The L.A. County medical examiner announced a rare independent review of the death of an 18-year-old fatally shot by sheriff’s deputies in June

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Trump isn't getting a second term. So can he self-pardon?

We're hitting you with a thread! Here's an opinion about how it would go down via @harrylitman.

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Here's what would happen:

First, Trump would have to issue himself a pardon.

Then, Biden and his attorney general would have to decide to prosecute Trump.

Then, a federal indictment would send the matter to SCOTUS.
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But can he do it? Well it hinges on the wording of Article II:

It states that the president can "grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the US, except in cases of impeachment” latimes.com/opinion/story/…
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