Yesterday was the Iowa caucus—which is, for reasons (none of them good), the start of the presidential nominating process—and the Republican party, unsurprisingly, saw Donald Trump come out on top. The Democrats, meanwhile, are still waiting for results after a debacle that has managed to unify the party in a way none of the candidates have yet: together in loathing of the Iowa caucus.
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Read MoreJurnee Smollett-Bell will be the first big-screen version of the DC Comics character Black Canary, and with that comes with the burden of carrying decades of history, but the pleasure of setting the mold. At Build NYC,s the actress spoke about getting to play the role of Dinah Lance in Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn).
Read MoreTo be quite honest, WandaVision could literally be a show that just recreates every family drama I watched growing up, season after season, and I'd constantly watch it.
Read MoreWhat exactly are the Iowa caucuses? And why does this tiny, middle-American state get so much say in who leads the country?
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Read MoreOne of the amazing things about Netflix's Sex Education, as a show, is how it deals with teen and adult sexuality in ways that highlight the awkward communication. Unlike HBO’s Euphoria, it’s not filled with perfect people, and it views them through less of a voyeuristic lens. While there are a lot of amazing storylines that take place in the show, one of my favorites is built around Aimee.
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