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The first doses of the COVID vaccine were administered in the US today. All 538 members of the electoral college will cast their votes for president today. The Library of Congress announced the 25 films that will be added to the National Film Registry this year. The “Elf” Cast reunited for a table read, and it's giving us some much-needed joy. AND we’re joined by Vulture’s E. Alex Jung to discuss the HBO Max hit, Veneno.
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The FDA has approved the emergency use of a COVID-19 vaccine here in the United States. Brandon Bernard was executed last night after the Supreme Court rejected Bernard’s stay request. We NEED to talk about everything that dropped during Disney’s investors day. Drew Scott dropped his first ever Christmas song. AND Stephen LaConte joins us once again to go through those DM’s and give his advice.
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Facebook is being sued by almost all 50 states. TIME magazine announced their four finalists for Person of The Year this morning. Ellen Degeneres tested positive for COVID-19. Former Glee star Matthew Morrison’s take on The Grinch has left people very confused. AND We’re joined by Scaachi Koul as we examine the art of the public apology, via Olivia Jade’s Red Table Talk interview.
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We’ve got yet ANOTHER election lawsuit, and this one’s from Texas AG Ken Paxton. The Army is punishing 14 officers at Fort Hood after an independent review of the base’s command climate and culture. Get ready, because Nicholas Cage wants to teach you all about curse words. There are new casting rumors out around Sony and Marvel’s upcoming Spider-Man 3, including former franchise stars Andrew Garfield and Kirsten Dunst. AND we’re talking about the latest season of “Big Mouth,” and what the animated series is getting right about race. BuzzFeed’s Michael Blackmon joins us.
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A former Israeli security chief claims we’re not alone in the universe. The first person to officially receive a vaccine who wasn’t in a trial group is 90-year-old Margaret Keenan of the United Kingdom. Olivia Jade Gianulli’s Red Table Talk episode dropped today, and it went about as well as you’d expect. AND Nidhi Prakash joins us to discuss her piece “I’m 33 Years Old. I Got COVID-19 Eight Months Ago. I’m Still Sick.”
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There’s a new potential side effect from COVID-19 that might finally get people to start wearing masks. Erectile dysfunction. Donald Trump casually asked Georgia Rep. Doug Collins if he'd challenge Brian Kemp for the governorship. Pete Davidson as Eminem was the best part of SNL this week. Cardi B asked Twitter if she should buy a very expensive bag. It did not end well. AND actor Andrew Rannells is here to discuss Netflix’s new musical “The Prom.”
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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris gave their first joint interview after the election. Is distancing and shutting down restaurants necessary? Ask Aaron Ross Sorkin and Rick Santelli of CNBC. NBC has announced the series Superstore will end after wrapping its sixth season in the Spring. “Black Panther” star Letitia Wright is defending herself after tweeting an anti-vaxx video. AND Warner Media announced they’ll be releasing their entire slate of 2021 movies in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously.
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Trump’s star witness in Michigan is taking the internet by storm. The US has notched over 200,000 new daily COVID cases. Britney Spears has gifted us a brand new single. Mariah Carey, the queen of Christmas, was panic buying Christmas decorations. AND we’re joined by Mindy Kaling to talk about how she landed the cover of Vogue India.
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Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID vaccine was approved in the UK for emergency use. Former President Barack Obama has some feelings on Dolly Parton and catchy slogans. Real housewife Erika Jayne and her estranged husband have been accused of embezzling cash from plane crash victims. LA officials are taking a lot of heat after shutting down a popular COVID testing site to allow the reboot of “She’s All That” to film scenes. AND we’re joined by Jessica Testa to discuss the new Oxygen and BuzzFeed true crime special “The Case Died With Her.”
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President Trump’s coronavirus advisor Scott Atlas resigned yesterday. Another silver monolith has been found, this time in Romania. The actor Elliot Page, known for starring in Juno, has come out as trans in an emotional and revealing statement. Felicity Huffman, who served jail time for her role in the college admissions scandal, has landed her first acting gig post-release. And, oh yeah, it’s the lead in an ABC sitcom. AND everyone has some serious feelings about Happiest Season. We break it all down with BuzzFeed’s Shannon Keating.
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