Five Things You Didn’t Know about Hope Hicks
Hope Hicks has had quite a career thus far and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. As of now she is the interim White House Communications Director,
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Five Things You didn’t Know about Mark Palansky
You know you’ve heard the name, but Mark Palansky has been largely under the radar for a good part of his career. This could be due to the fact at lot o
5 Defenders That Would Be Better Choices Than Iron Fist
When it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Iron Fist, I am in the vocal minority that thought the series was fine. While by no means groundbreak
Five Things You Didn’t Know about Robert Eggers
There are so many people to keep track of nowadays that Robert Eggers kind of slipped by a lot of peoples’ notice. He’s a big contributor in Holly
Lionsgate Unveils Plans for Movie Theme Park in Korea
Despite the turmoil currently going on Korea that’s not stopping the plans of big business any. Lionsgate is planning to open a theme park spanning roug
Five Things You Didn’t Know About Helen Lasichanh
Helen Lasichanh is frequently referred to as the wife of Pharrell Williams. While the talented musician has a lot to offer the world with his music and great
Five Things You Didn’t Know About Kristoff St. John
Kristoff St. John was born in New York City on July 15, 1966. He is an actor who started his career in childhood and his first role was Alex Haley in the ABC
Five Things You Didn’t Know About John Bradley-West
When it comes to original series on cable television, there is a long list of shows that are exciting and literally addictive, and one of the shows that are r
Five Reasons We Have Sympathy for Kylie Jenner
Kylie Jenner is now the star of her own reality show. The 19 year old appears to have the world on a string. She has beauty, wealth, a lucrative business, fam
Five Celebrities Who Are Big Supporters of the NRA
The National Rifle Association (NRA) was established in 1871 by General George Wingate and Colonel William C. Church, two Union veterans. The purpose was to p
