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    There’s a Connection Between the National Enquirer and the 2016 Election

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    December 14, 2018
    There’s a Connection Between the National Enquirer and the 2016 Election

    I was in the gym a few days ago when I saw it: National Enquirer publisher in league with Trump. Ordinarily I would’ve just rolled my eyes and refocused my attention elsewhere. First, it’s a Trump story. Second, it’s the National Enquirer. I’m no Woodward or Bernstein admittedly, but I…

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    Here’s Wishing Priyanka and Nick the Best, Mariah Smith

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    December 7, 2018
    Here’s Wishing Priyanka and Nick the Best, Mariah Smith

    I don’t know much about Indian culture. In fact, the closest I’ve been to any is second-hand stories from my friend Deanna, a fabulous movie called “Lion” starring Dev Patel, and my nephew, who is currently in Calcutta or thereabouts on a tour of Asia. I do know that actress…

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    A Shortcut to a Dream, a Fast Road to Trouble

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    November 30, 2018
    A Shortcut to a Dream, a Fast Road to Trouble

    I love clichés. Some of my favorites include: all that glitters ain’t gold, a hard head makes a soft ass, and never trust a salesman. These phrases have lasted for a reason: There’s more than a grain of truth in them. Sadly, all of clichés I just mentioned are applicable…

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    Ellen Pompeo, Thank You for Speaking the Truth

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    November 23, 2018
    Ellen Pompeo, Thank You for Speaking the Truth

    Ordinarily I’m not one to congratulate anyone for doing what they’re supposed to do. I tend to make fun of people who orate at length about how great they are for behaving the right way. You know, because we’re adults, and that’s how we should roll? You know what I…

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    Zayn, Beware the Overshare

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    November 16, 2018
    Zayn, Beware the Overshare

    Singer Zayn is getting a ton of flack for saying that he no longer identifies as Muslim. Now, ordinarily my relationship with God – or anyone else’s for that matter – is not something I care to discuss. I rarely report on anything related to this kind of subject matter.…

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    Privilege Can Be Petty — and Dangerous

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    November 9, 2018
    Privilege Can Be Petty — and Dangerous

    So, CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta had his hard pass revoked this week after he challenged President Trump in a post-midterm election press conference. USA Today reported that “news organizations condemned the move, calling it a threat to freedom of the press. “Such interactions, however uncomfortable they may appear…

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  • For the culture

    Rebel Wilson, You Are Not the First

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    November 2, 2018
    Rebel Wilson, You Are Not the First

    Hello? Police? Yeah. I’d like to report yet another instance of black people being erased from history. Yeah. This time it’s Australian actress Rebel Wilson. She was doing promo for her new film, “Isn’t It Romantic” and had the cheek to tell Ellen Degeneres on Wednesday that she is the…

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  • Black women at work, For the culture

    Megan Kelly Doesn’t Know Why Blackface Is Wrong on Halloween

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    October 26, 2018
    Megan Kelly Doesn’t Know Why Blackface Is Wrong on Halloween

    So, NBC allegedly officially gave Megan Kelly the boot today following comments she made on her morning show Tuesday, ostensibly wondering why blackface in Halloween costumes is racist. I literally hate the fact that I have to type my own name over and over – simple spelling not withstanding –…

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    Can You Handle the Truth?

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    October 19, 2018
    Can You Handle the Truth?

    They say everything happens when it’s supposed to. Timing is everything. You get information when you need it most. When you’re ready for the lesson, the teacher will appear, that sort of thing. I believe that, and never more so than today. I was talking to a friend. We’ve known…

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