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    SHOULD WE BRING DEAD CELEBRITIES BACK AS HOLOGRAMS AND VIRTUAL CHARACTERS?

    Oct 01, 2022 2 minutes
    BY KATHRYN HULICK

    MILING AND DANCING, SINGER WHITNEY HOUSTON BELTS OUT SONG AFTER SONG TO A DELIGHTED CROWD AT A CASINO SHOW IN LAS VEGAS. It may seem like a regular performance, except for one little thing: Whitney Houston has been dead for nine years. That figure on stage is not

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