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Richard Pryor Jr. donates his costume from the 2015 movie College Debts to the Hollywood Museum for inclusion in this year’s annual REEL to REAL exhibit
The stars came out for actor/singer Richard Pryor Jr. last night at a book signing held at the Hollywood Museum in which the first-born son of the legendary stand-up comedian read passages from his new book, In a Pryor Life, … Continue reading
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