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Carrie Underwood has been signed to take on one of the most iconic female roles in cinema history.

Another American Thanksgiving has come and gone. Families all over the U.S. gathered together last Thursday to show their appreciation for all they had.

There had been a lot of excitement when it was announced that Anne Hathaway would be hosting Saturday Night Live for the third time on Nov. 10. On Nov. 11, the mood was decidedly less upbeat.

In a time when the U.S. is trying to come together to vote for a president to represent them as a whole for the next four years, racism and intolerance seem to be problems that continue to separate a nation.

I’ve been following the U.S. debates with a sense of horror and fascination. Remember the days when debates were about hard facts to support a good argument? Now, it’s about Big Bird.

The other weekend, I was asked my thoughts on some recent thefts. British gems were being smuggled out of England and sold on the streets of the U.S. And I’m not talking diamond and rubies. In the past decade, some great U.K.

One morning last week, I sprinted into work at my usual “a couple minutes late” speed with my hands full. When I dropped into my seat at my desk, a co-worker popped up to fix the wonky collar on my shirt.

Last week, So You Think You Can Dance named its top male and female dancer of the season, both formally trained ballerinas. However this year, they also recognized ¬dan¬cers that would never make it on the show, but deserved the spotlight.

When I was growing up, one of the most popular sitcoms on television was All in the Family. I couldn’t figure out why. In my youthful and earnest assessment, Archie Bunker was NOT a nice man. Yet to viewers he was the “loveable bigot.

Chef Gordon Ramsay has made a name for himself as a rude, opinionated jerk in the U.K. and the U.S. with his programs Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef and the new Hotel Hell.