The death of the legendary singer-songwriter on May 1 makes this the ideal time to check out this 2019 documentary that's full of revelations, starting with the fact that he regretted writing "For Lovin' Me." Directors Martha Kehoe and Joan Tosoni also include plenty of performance excerpts, proving once and for all that Lightfoot is much more than the guy who taught us about the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. 'Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind' Her Ted Lasso-like spirit would have been the perfect match for a show that isn't embarrassed to have categories like Best Kiss, give a lifetime achievement award to Jennifer Coolidge and nominate the Cocaine Bear as Best Villain. The show is still expected to go on, but it won't be the same without Barrymore, who has been enjoying a bit of comeback.
She made the decision just three days before the ceremonies, saying she wanted to show her solidarity to writers during their strike. Netflixĭrew Barrymore has pulled out as host of this annual event. Like the ones in "Indian Matchmaking," they're more interested in finding true love than sneaking into a fantasy suite. The other draw to this series is the clients. Aleeza Ben Shalom has little in common with Yente, the village matchmaker from "Fiddler on the Roof." She's so warm, funny and open-minded that you might consider converting to Judaism just to get her help.
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