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The first full trailer for Netflix’s Baby-Sitters Club adaptation is finally here and the series looks totally delightful. The trailer is a straightforward introduction to the characters and basic plot and it’s very clear that the show is geared towards a young audience, just like the books. Yet at the same time, the trailer offers up
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Two short years ago, Lou Dobbs praised John Bolton for “his intellect, his capacity, his experience, his talent” and hailed Donald Trump’s decision to make him national security adviser as “a great day for America.” But since Bolton’s post–White House turn against the president, complete with the publication this week of a tell-all condemning his
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Joel Schumacher, the veteran American director, died on Monday. He was 80. The world-renowned filmmaker was best known for directing St. Elmo’s Fire (1985), The Lost Boys (1987), Flatliners (1990) and Phone Booth (2002), among many other blockbuster movies. Schumacher established himself as a filmmaker of great flare, which also earned him much criticism in the mid-to-late 1990s after he claimed the
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Look around, look around, and note that even years after the original cast of Hamilton left the acclaimed Lin-Manuel Miranda musical, the show remains front-of-mind. This week, John Bolton’s contentious memoir, The Room Where It Happened—which takes its name from one of the most popular Hamilton songs—will receive its official release. (On Twitter, Miranda borrowed
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Hard-hitting news show 60 Minutes and true crime series 48 Hours are coming to Global this fall. Global announced Monday it’s adding the Emmy Award-winning newsmagazines to its network, beginning in September. Two of the longest-running and most successful American television broadcasts in history, Global announced the pickups a day ahead of unveiling its new
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Today is Father’s Day, but it’s also Prince William’s 38th birthday. The Kensington Palace Instagram account shared a photo, taken by Kate Middleton earlier this month, of Princess Charlotte, Prince George, and Prince Louis tackling Prince William in an adorable dog-pile moment. “Thank you everyone for your very kind wishes on The Duke of Cambridge’s
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He credits fellow actor Matt McGorry, who was among the water protectors at Standing Rock, with first asking if he was an abolitionist—if he believed in abolishing police and prisons, and reimagining a world without them, centered around community care instead of punishment. “I was like, ‘Shit, I don’t know. What exactly would qualify me
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Arnold Schwarzenegger has branded anyone who turns wearing protective face masks into a “political issue” during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as an “absolute moron.” The former Governor of California and Terminator movie star wrote on Twitter on Thursday evening, “Anyone making it a political issue is an absolute moron,” adding that they probably “can’t read.” The tweet came in
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Over the last weeks, as horrifying acts of violence are beamed directly to our devices, organizers work day and night to mobilize a massive political movement, and misguided white allies ask to be immediately educated about race, it’s clear that there’s an enormous burden on the shoulders of the Black community. But while there’s no
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Less than two days after the release of J. Cole‘s surprise single Snow on Tha Bluff, American rapper Noname has released her own single called Song 33 — which appears to be a response to the Middle Child hitmaker’s controversial track. While Snow on Tha Bluff addresses the ongoing anti-racism and anti-police brutality protests triggered by the killing
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