Stephen Colbert's onstage conversation with which famous musician at Harvard was cut short when a fire alarm forced an evacuation?
The musician graduated from Harvard in 1976.
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The musician graduated from Harvard in 1976.
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Clue: The musician graduated from Harvard in 1976.
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Comedy led the weekend: YouTube star Druski made his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut on November 7 with a surprise appearance from Emma Stone, and NBC lined up a former SNL writer for a seventh turn as host on November 14. Two days earlier at Harvard, a fire alarm cut short Stephen Colbert’s onstage conversation with one of the university’s most famous graduates while striking graduate workers picketed outside.
In Los Angeles, LACMA’s 15th Art+Film Gala on November 7 honored painter Vija Celmins and a Canadian filmmaker known for epic science fiction, drawing stars to the museum’s campus. Friday also brought new releases across music and TV, including a 25th anniversary edition of a Britney Spears album, Awkwafina’s Apple TV cooking series, a film about the making of “Rocky” and a biopic of disability rights pioneer Judy Heumann.
The week also brought a ruling that lets Michael Crichton’s widow press her lawsuit over a hit hospital drama, and the death of Sebastián Lelio, the Oscar-winning Chilean director, at 52.
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