From Working Title, producers of Bridget Jones and Love Actually.

I'm looking for this girl called Emily.

I'll help you find her.

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I don't think I was wrong number.

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Finding Emily.

Only in Cinema's May 22nd.

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Good morning, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin. It's Thursday, May 7th. Here are the five things you need to know to start your day.

Number one, the suicide note. A federal judge has now unsealed a suicide note attributed to Jeffrey Epstein,

a note that his former cellmate claims that he found after Epstein's first reported suicide attempt in 2019.

The document is unverified, undated, and unsigned.

It's also been under seal for all these years until the New York Times reported on it,

and now a judge says there's no good legal reason to not let the public see it. The note reads in part,

they investigated me for month, found nothing, and goes on to say it is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye.

The same day this was released, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik was facing questions from Congress about his past ties to Epstein, which include a visit to Epstein's private island with his family in 2012.

The House Oversight Committee plans to release a transcript of Lutnik's closed-door interview.

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