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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Has Started Filming in Louisiana ELLE 5/3/2021 Lauren Puckett © David M. Benett - Getty Images Reese Witherspoon’s production company, Hello Sunshine, is behind the adaptation of Delia Owens's blockbuster book Where The Crawdads Sing. We knew when Reese Witherspoon picked the coming-of-age mystery Where The Crawdads Sing—which spent more than 130 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list—as her monthly Reese’s Book Club pick in September 2018, it was only a matter of time before an adaptation followed. Witherspoon has a sizable tr...

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Adamstein and paul neyland. that's a lot of people. that seat doesn't come open very often. >> that's exactly it. a lot of bottled up ambition in that district. you often see this with a long-term incumbent retires. a lot of results in wisconsin, including that seat, will be determine with what happens with state walker running for a third term as governor. actually, his fourth election as governor. he had the recall election that split his first term. he's well-known, but he's never gotten more than 52% of the vote. so this is his toughest challenge yet and it will affect all of the people be...

A couple of stories percolating today. you have budget protests, budget cuts and more snow than some people probably budgeted for. see a theme here. time to play "reporter roulette." i want to begin with casey wian in madison, wisconsin. casey, we know, we're about 90 minutes away from hearing from the governor of wisconsin, governor walker speaking r.there any signs that a deal, maybe a compromise could be imminent here? >> reporter: absolutely no signs of that yet, brooke. there's been talk of it, but the governor has dug in his heels and the protesters upset about his proposal to strip many...

Conference in wisconsin with newly elected governor state walker. state employees, and you're looking at a lot of folks who have been protesting for days now, state employees, primarily teachers, are in day six of the protests at the capital. you saw them inside. they are also outside forming, you know, human chains around that capitol building in madison because of the governor's plans to cut their collective bargaining abilities and increase their health care contributions. you will hear what governor walker has to stay on "the situation room" coming up. we'll take you live to wisconsin in a...