Новости за 18.02.2020

The liberal network’s talk of “digital brown shirts” and Fidel Castro admiration has Sandersworld seeing red. (More like “MSDNC,” says Glenn Greenwald). The blowback is classic Sanders-campaign ref-working—and a sign of a deepening Democratic divide.

Mark Zuckerberg announced he’s no longer going to be bound by Facebook’s hypercareful comms department. But does he have a human side to show?

“You will love chapter 14,” the former national security adviser told a Duke audience when asked about his book, which he says the White House is still trying to suppress.

Lesson learned: Changing a movie in response to internet outcry can be a winning strategy.

Watch the British reality show’s emotional send-off to the late TV host, who died over the weekend.

Last man shredding?

The District Judge who heads the organization said the matter is urgent and “could not wait.”

Both the defense and prosecution have invoked #MeToo during the first major trial since the movement went mainstream. But a decision will ultimately come down to whether jurors believe three specific women.

With Bloomberg set to appear in his first debate, and both sides lobbing bombs, a showdown seems inevitable.

David, the second Earl of Snowdon and the Queen’s nephew, and his wife of 25 years, Serena, have announced they are separating “amicably.”

Kenan Thompson is set to host with Hasan Minhaj acting as the night's "entertainer."

Plus, a first look at the cast, which also includes Laurence Fishburne and Sam Rockwell.

The breakout actor talks to Sloane Crosley about starring with Daniel Craig, Deep Water with Ben Affleck, and her Netflix movie.