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NEW YORK — Beyoncéhas been added to the list of guest speakers for YouTube's virtual commencement ceremony that will also feature the Obamas.
YouTube announced recently that Beyoncé will deliver an inspirational message to the 2020 class for its “Dear Class of 2020” event, which will take place at 3 p.m. June 6 and will stream on YouTube.
Barack and Michelle Obama will also speak at the virtual celebration, which will include appearances from Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Bill and Melinda Gates, Jennifer Lopez, Demi Lovato and more.
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LOS ANGELES — “Batwoman” star Ruby Rose has left the show after one season playing its hero.The freshman CW superhero series aired its season finale Sunday and had already been renewed for a second season. Warner Bros. has announced that the role will be recast.“I have made the very difficult decision to not return to 'Batwoman' next season,” Rose said in a statement. “This was not a decision I made lightly as I have the utmost respect for the cast, crew and everyone involved with the show in both Vancouver and in Los Angeles.”Rose made her debut as Gotham's vigilante in the Arrowverse's 2018 crossover event “Elseworlds.” It was the first-ever live-action appearance of Kate Kane, Bruce Wayne's cousin who had taken on the cape and cowl in the billionaire's absence. “Batwoman” premiered last fall, shortly after Rose revealed on Instagram that she had undergone emergency surgery to repair two discs herniated while “doing stunts.” “Batwoman” is the first superhero series with a lesbian title character.Like many other Hollywood productions, “Batwoman” was forced to end its season early because of the coronavirus pandemic. The series had completed 20 of its planned 22 episodes. It is unclear whether the two remaining episodes would have set up events that would explain the appearance of a new Batwoman.———
CHICAGO — Chicago jewelry store owner Kristin Cavallari said her TV show, “Very Cavallari,” won't be back for a fourth season.“As I start this new chapter in my life, I have decided not to continue with 'Very Cavallari.' I've absolutely loved my time filming and am so grateful to E! Entertainment for making this journey possible. To the fans: I can't thank you enough for all your support and for keeping up with me all of these years. I love you guys,” Cavallari posted on Instagram.Cavallari and former Bears quarterback Jay Cutler announced their split on April 26. They were featured on three seasons of “Very Cavallari,” which premiered in 2018 and aired on the E! network. The show followed Cavallari as she opened stores for her Uncommon James brand of jewelry and home goods in Nashville, Tenn., and Chicago. The season three finale aired in March.Cavallari and Cutler were granted shared custody of their three children, but a split of their assets still has to be completed.From wire reports
