Hollywood Turns On Its Own!
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7:23Now PlayingVince Vaughn loves calling in to The Jimmy Dore Show to report on all the latest Hollywood happenings, and with the Oscars just completed Vince is ready to dish! Specifically, Vince reports to Jimmy and Kurt on the collective letter signed by dozens of show business luminaries to smear Oscar winner Jonathan Glazer who expressed opposition to the Gaza War during his acceptance speech.
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