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Donald Trump played (and swayed), but it did not please Rufus Wainwright.

The Canadian American artist responsible for one of the most well-known covers of Leonard Cohen’s classic ballad “Hallelujah” scolded former president Trump on Tuesday for using the cover version of the song at a town hall in Oaks, Pa., on Monday night. In what has been described as a baffling moment of his presidential campaign, Trump ceased taking questions and instead spent close to 40 minutes bopping his head, swaying and meandering onstage to music.

“Of course, I in no way condone this and was mortified,” Wainwright’s statement continued, “but the good in me hopes that perhaps in inhabiting and really listening to the lyrics of Cohen’s masterpiece, Donald Trump just might experience a hint of remorse over what he’s caused. I’m not holding my breath.”

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Pamela Anderson’s sincere wonderment with nature’s edible possibilities streams through “I Love You: Recipes From the Heart,” the Hollywood icon’s debut cookbook. Its plant-based recipes trade on her longtime animal rights activism.

“I always thought that’s the symbol of success, if you can open your refrigerator and it’s just packed,” says Anderson.

“I Love You” arrives at a moment when Anderson has begun to wrest control over her public image — one that outside parties have sometimes shaped on her behalf, and not always with her consent.

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Brittany O’Grady sees her tendency to be an emotional open book as core to her acting. She feels, and it shows up in the work.

“I’ve been told my whole life to get a tougher skin,” says. “I have now fully accepted that my sensitivity, that what I physically and emotionally feel, is actually a superpower.”

Even with HBO’s “White Lotus,” Disney Plus’s “Elsbeth” and her new film, Netflix’s “It’s What’s Inside,” all under her belt, it seems the 28-year-old is just getting started.

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A team of lawyers announced Tuesday that they would be filing 120 sexual assault lawsuits against Sean Combs — a massive legal action that appears to have few, if any, precedents in the era.

The lawsuits would exponentially increase the number of sexual abuse accusations against the embattled music producer.

Combs is currently being held at a Brooklyn jail on federal charges of racketeering and sexual trafficking.

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