On Monday, when the United States lined up with, among others, Russia, Israel, Equatorial Guinea, and Burkina Faso in selling out Ukraine at the United Nations, you may have wondered why Elise Stefanik, whom El Caudillo del Mar-a-Lago has nominated to be the U.S. ambassador to the UN, was AWOL and therefore not available to collect the 30 pieces of silver. The answer, of course, is that the Republican Party, root and branch, is run by bungling stumblebums. |
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Classic 501's included, folks. |
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What does a future fashion designer study in college? To make clothes, you don't need to pass a test the way a lawyer does to practice law or a doctor must to treat patients. You could study . . . anything. Tom Ford got his diploma in architecture; Ralph Lauren spent a couple years studying business before enlisting in the Army; Cristóbal Balenciaga didn't go to college. Then there's Brett Johnson, the cerebral owner and creative director of his eponymous label. He studied sociology at the University of Michigan. "People's actions and reactions to the way something is—that has always sparked my curiosity," says Johnson, 35. |
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The new position of the United States government on Russian aggression in Ukraine is toweringly incoherent and thoroughly dishonest. |
| The Hulu drama just dropped a flashback episode that shows how everything went down. |
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There's a James Marsden for everyone. Over the course of his career in film and TV, the 51-year-old actor has led the X-Men, belted an iconic riff in Hairspray, fought his way through a killer-robot theme park in Westworld, pranked the hell out of Ronald Gladden in Jury Duty, married Tina Fey's Liz Lemon in 30 Rock, befriended Sonic the Hedgehog, and even gazed upon nearly all the dresses in 27 Dresses. It's a rare, prolific career that a younger Marsden just breaking out in Hollywood never thought was possible. |
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