Zoe Kravitz And A Dangerous False News Story

On the show today...

The 57th Academy of Country Music Awards were held this week and while there were a slew of stand-out performances and winners, the real highlight of the night came courtesy of Dolly Parton.

Plus, Euphoria’s critically acclaimed second season came to an end last week but all anybody wanted to talk about were allegations about toxic behaviour on set. Now the network and cast are calling the allegations lies, but we’re not quite buying their story.

And The Batman is finally in cinemas and raking in cash at the box office, and all eyes are on Zoe Kravitz thanks to her standout performance as Catwoman. But her new wave of success is being marred by a series of false news headlines, that are only taking the attention away from a real industry problem that she’s facing.

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