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Life isn’t all roses for car owners in Portland. The Oregon city topped a list of major metropolitan areas with the worst auto theft rates compiled by AutoInsuranceEZ.com.

Saved By The Bell reboot is already in hot water with Selena Gomez fans after its debut.The revival - which follows on from the hit early 1990s sitcom chronicling the lives of Bayside's high school students (Zack Morris, AC Slater, Kelly Kapowski etc) - recently premiered in the US on American NBC streaming site Peacock (currently not available in the UK) introducing a range of new characters (and some alumni cameos) to bring the students into the 2020s.One of the new episodes discusses Selena

Saved By the Bell reboot stepped on the wrong foot of Selena Gomez fans recently. The show, which recently began streaming on a streaming service in the US, left fans of the singer upset after they joked about her kidney transplant.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorGetting to play Selena, one of the most popular Mexican American entertainers in modern times, was reason enough for Christian Serratos to take the titular role in Netflix’s new bio series “Selena.”But more than that, Serratos wanted her 3-year-old daughter, Wolfgang, to see her portray the late singer.“I grew up loving Selena so much,” she says during this week’s episode of the Variety and iHeart podcast “The Big Ticket.” “She has

and, Sarah Paulson is no stranger to playing interesting, dynamic women. Her role as Diane, a loving but secretive mother in the Hulu thriller,, and her upcoming portrayal of Linda Tripp in, the third season of, are prime examples of that.

the presidential elections of 2020, one of the most important of their life so far. With 69% of Americans attending to the polls believing that choosing the right candidate is crucial,  Selena Gomez  wanted to make sure that eligible voters could select their candidate without intimidation and any form of misinformation or conspiracy theories.

If you haven’t been watching Last Week Tonight lately, we can’t blame you. 2020 has been a year of bad news followed by worse news followed by INSANE news. So even a comedy news show can feel a little oppressive at time.

“Linda.” That was all that Sarah Paulson captioned her Nov. 13 Instagram post, giving fans a first glimpse of her as Linda Tripp. Whoever did Sarah’s makeup just won all the awards, because the 45-year-old actress was unrecognizable. Actually, she was recognizable — as Linda Tripp! Sarah was the spitting image of the White House and Pentagon employee whose secret recordings of Monica Lewinsky led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

Linda. American Crime Story: Impeachment has begun principle photography ⁦@MrRPMurphy,” the “American Horror Story” staple tweeted, along with a shot of her in her Tripp wig, outfit and makeup.Tripp was a key figure in the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal in 1998, a story that will be the focus of “Crime Story” Season 3.

Sarah Paulson has transformed once again. On Friday, the actress shared the first look of herself as Linda Tripp in the upcoming Paulson is nearly unrecognizable as key player Tripp, who worked alongside Monica Lewinsky at the Pentagon.

Selena Quintanilla would be released on Netflix, Latinx’s rejoiced. After the trailer was released in October fans couldn’t wait to relive their childhood and sing along to her legendary songs.

Selena Gomez is taking on an exciting new role.

A fresh-faced Sarah Paulson makes her way back to her car after an appointment at the Balayage by Nancy Braun hair salon on Tuesday (November 10) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

study, “School Outcomes of Children Raised by Same-Sex Parents,” published in the American Sociological Review.Researchers examined children raised by 3,000 same-sex parents — 2,786 female couples and 185 male couples — and those raised by more than one million opposite-sex parents.The study was conducted in the Netherlands, which became the first country to legalize same-sex marriage in 2001.The results show that children of same-sex parents outperform their peers at all levels of schooling,