For most Americans, voting for a member of Congress is one of their simplest civic duties. Every two years, they pick the candidate they like best—usually the same one they chose last time—and whoever gets the most votes will represent them and a few hundred thousand of their neighbors in the House of Representatives. In nearly every case, the winner is a Republican or Democrat, and whichever party captures the most seats secures a governing majority.
That basic
Es ist eine schreckliche Angewohnheit, aber spät abends, wenn alle im Haus zu Bett gegangen sind, schaue ich mir normalerweise zwischen einer und drei Stunden YouTube-Inhalte an, bevor ich schließlich einschlafe. Meine Sehgewohnheiten, die zwischen alten Boxkämpfen, Poker-Streams und Battle-Rap-Videos wechseln, kommen mir ziemlich rückschrittlich vor, und ich habe mich gefragt, ob dies einfach meine Version von Angeln oder Holzarbeiten oder einem anderen performativen männlichen Ritual geworden ist, das Väter durchführen beweisen Sie sich selbst, dass sie es immer noch
Tenoch Huerta stands before a crowd full of eager onlookers. He wears a lavender undershirt with a navy suit and a headpiece made with duck and peacock feathers tucked behind his ear. A connector allows a singular black plume to dangle off his earlobe. It’s the first time anyone has seen such an open embrace of pre-Hispanic Latin culture on a stage as big as Comic-Con — and the actor hopes it won’t be the last.
“I want to say
Strictly Come Dancing star Ellie Simmonds was supported at Saturday night’s show by her publicity-shy boyfriend Matt Dean, a childhood friend whose parents first introduced her to swimming when she was a toddler.
It is thought to be the first public appearance by Matt, who has stayed out of the spotlight even as Ellie’s profile has grown following her retirement from professional swimming last year.
But Matt seemingly couldn’t miss the opportunity to cheer on his girlfriend, 27, as she
Give this to Under the Banner of Heaven, the buzzy true-crime miniseries that recently concluded its run on FX and Hulu: It wastes little time in getting to the point. Minutes into the first episode, Detective Jeb Pyre is interviewing Allen Lafferty in a Utah jail cell. Allen’s wife and daughter have just been brutally murdered by fundamentalist Mormon zealots, and in his grief and anger he unloads on the well-meaning Latter-day Saint detective.
“If you really still believe
