Новости за 23.11.2020

Bummer.

30 Rock vet Tracey Wigfield on how she used her Zack Morris fandom to create a show that’s funnier and smarter than the original—by, like, a lot.

The dancer is the first person to reach 100 million followers on the social media platform.

The Watergate reporter exposed 21 GOP senators who have privately said how much they dislike Trump.

The couple is currently filming re-shoots for their erotic thriller Deep Water and, reportedly, “can't keep their hands off one another.”

The stylist insists that she is “not racist,” but still feels “a lot of shame. I feel that people believe the worst in me.”

At a precarious time for Facebook’s future, the social media giant is apparently pivoting from their hands-off approach to get on the next administration's good side.

Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank are about to have their first child, and Frogmore Cottage is a short drive to her parents’ country home.

“He has been at the heart of our family for the past nine years, and we will miss him so much.”

As the president-elect prepares to announce his nominees for secretary of state and ambassador to the U.N., Republicans have already warned they're ready to put up a fight.

In his new book, Barack Before Obama, campaign photographer David Katz shares up-close stories about the man, and his family, before they ever set foot in the White House.

The mid-pandemic award show took place in-person Sunday night, despite four crew members testing positive for COVID-19 over the weekend.

The actor and longtime L’Oréal ambassador discusses Groundhog Day’s Buddhist underpinnings, the loneliness of Twitter, and this week’s must-see TV.

At one company, sales increased by more than 1,000% following the buzzy Netflix show’s debut.

These items pair perfectly with rosy cheeks and hot mugs, keeping you warm whether on the slopes or snowy sidewalks.

As Showtime’s The Reagans recalls, political pundit Jeff Greenfield once opined that then senator Biden could lead the Democratic Party out of Ronald Reagan’s shadow. Four decades later, his prediction paid off.

The 44th president and the National Book Award winner discuss humor, empathy, and how America heals.