The AP names its five Breakthrough Entertainers of 2023
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AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Ayo Edebiri is rising to the top, and she’s bringing her friends along
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AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Kris Bowers, quickly scoring the title of Hollywood’s favorite composer
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New sanctions from the US and Britain target Hamas officials who help manage its financial network
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AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Reneé Rapp has always known what she wants – and isn’t afraid to say no
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Trump’s lawyers tell an appeals court that federal prosecutors are trying to rush his election case
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AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Charles Melton thinks it’s good it took years to make it in Hollywood
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AP Breakthrough Entertainer: Lily Gladstone is standing on the cusp of history
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Father of Highland Park parade shooting suspect, Robert Crimo Jr., released from jail Wednesday
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