'The Politician' Season 2: TV Review

Kelly Ripa may be a celebrity, but she's been experiencing the same problems as everyone else during lockdown, including internet issues! On Tuesday's episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan, the mother-of-three was forced to sit still as she presented alongside co-host Ryan Seacrest, for fear of the screen freezing on her. At the beginning of the programme, she addressed the issue: "Hey Ryan, the reason I'm sitting awkwardly is that I've been told not to move too much today.

Kelly Ripa has the sweetest husband! The Live with Kelly and Ryan star was surprised by Mark Consuelos with most beautiful bunch of white roses over the weekend as the family celebrated Independence Day, and the star couldn't resist posting about them on social media.

Kelly Ripa had more than one reason to celebrate over the weekend! The Live with Kelly and Ryan star marked her dad Joseph's birthday on Saturday, and took to Instagram to share some lovely family photos to mark the special day. These included pictures of Kelly with her dad, as well as snapshots of Joseph with his grandchildren, Michael, Lola and Joaquin, and son-in-law Mark Consuelos.

Kelly Ripa has kicked off her 4th of July weekend with a “splash.”

Kelly Ripa is a proud wife. The morning show personality, 49, posted a photo on social media of her bare-chested husband, Mark Consuelos, getting a sweat at a gym with his "Kingdom" co-stars Jonathan Tucker and Mac Brandt.

Will Thorne Staff WriterShira Haas has catapulted herself into the zeitgeist with her moving performance as Esther “Esty” Shapiro on Netflix’s “Unorthodox.”The series sees Esty married off to a man whom she barely knows (played by Haas’ real-life friend Amit Rahav) and forced to shave her head as Satmar tradition dictates.

Kelly Ripa is one proud wife! The Live with Kelly and Ryan star's husband Mark Consuelos previously had a role in Kingdom and the presenter shared a shirtless photo of him, alongside his co-stars on Instagram.

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Kelly Ripa experiences the same rejection from her children as every other parent! The Live with Kelly and Ryan star discovered recently that her daughter Lola had deleted a comment she had written under the teenager's Instagram post on Father's Day, which was dedicated to her dad Mark Consuelos. Kelly hilariously responded: "My first comment must have mysteriously disappeared.

When Netflix released The Politician in 2019, one of the marquee names in Ryan Murphy's cast of heavy hitters sat on the bench until the season finale. Bette Midler, in a rare TV turn, was a guest in that episode —setting up a season two arc that finds her scheming political strategist at the center of the show's June 19 return.

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President Donald Trump is starting to be in a lot of trouble when it comes to his reelection campaign against presumptive Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden. Lagging in national and swing states polls, Trump appears to no longer in control of the race or his messaging.

Kelly Ripa has an incredibly close family and is often sharing sweet photos of them on social media. Most recently, the Live with Kelly and Ryan star posted an incredible throwback picture of her mum Esther Ripa, who turned 79 on Tuesday.

Season two of The Politician just premiered on Netflix, but fans will likely be waiting a long time for the third (and possibly final) season of the series.

Ben Platt gets the chance to show off his incredible vocals in the second season of The Politician, which is now streaming on Netflix.

It’s becoming clear that, 30 years into his career, Ryan Murphy views television shows, at least the ones he oversees, not as shows but as a list of checkboxes: A lengthy collation of popular ideas and opinions to be ticked off one by one, jammed into chapters clocking in at roughly 40 minutes and spare change, strung together in seasons comprising 7 and 10 episodes.