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Bette Midler loves her ‘Hocus Pocus’ performance: ‘I’m flawless in that movie’

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Singer and actress Bette Midler tells Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist that her favorite movie she’s starred in was “Hocus Pocus.” Midler says it was the only time she “disappeared behind a real mask,” calling the experience of finding a new way to move and use her voice “liberating.”Dec. 2, 2016

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  • Inside the networks that have kept ‘Black America’ together

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