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And Rupert Murdoch retires.

Ariana Grande, Natasha Lyonne, and more stars have signed an open letter to denounce banning books in public schools in the United States.

Ariana Grande and Ava Max are just two of the more than 175 celebrities — including actors, musicians, authors, comedians, reality stars and more — who have sig

(1) OPEN LETTER AGAINST BOOK BANS. “Ariana Grande, Garbage, Natasha Lyonne Sign Open Letter Against Book Bans” – The Hollywood Reporter has the story. Ariana Grande, Guillermo del Toro, Padma Lakshmi, Roxane Gay, Gabrielle Union, Sandra Cisneros, Amanda Gorman, Margaret Cho and Ron Perlman are among the signatories of an open letter calling on creative communities in Hollywood and beyond

Ariana Grande, Mark Ruffalo, Gabrielle Union and nearly 200 other entertainers and authors signed the letter denouncing the "censorious" and "chilling" bans.

The letter features signatures from Ariana Grande, Gabrielle Union, Ron Perlman, Constance Wu, Idina Menzel, Mark Ruffalo, Natasha Lyonne, Michael Ian Black and Patton Oswalt.

Ariana Grande and Ava Max are just two of the more than 175 celebrities — including actors, musicians, authors, comedians, reality stars and more — who have sig

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for iHeartMediaAriana Grande and Ava Max are just two of the more than 175 celebrities — including actors, musicians, authors, comedians, reality stars and more — who have signed an open letter denouncing book bans in U.S. school districts. The project is spearheaded by LeVar Burton, host of Reading Rainbow, and was published on September 19 by the political action committee MoveOn. "As artists, creators, entertainers, and activists, we recognize and are ...

Several celebrities of Asian descent have signed an open letter to condemn the widespread book bans across school districts in the United States. Key details: The effort, a partnership between “Reading Rainbow” host LeVar Burton and MoveOn Political Action, was launched to coincide with National Banned Books Month, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The effort was also launched nearly two weeks before the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week, which starts on ...

Gabrielle Union, Billy Porter and Nikki Giovanni are among the creatives who signed an open letter condemning conservatives' growing calls for censorship.