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Jennifer Lawrence was so happy for her good friend Amy Schumer and new husband, Chris Fischer, that she cried during the comedian's sudden wedding ceremony.
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NBC’s much vaunted news division struggled badly to cover the tragic Florida school shooting on Thursday and Friday, because its entire team of news stars was half way around the world promoting NBC’s Olympics coverage.