Mandatory Streamers: Maisie Williams Seeks Revenge in the Limited Series Two Weeks to Live Welcome to Mandatory Streamers, our column covering the best new streaming content coming your way every week! For the week of November 2, HBO Max has debuted the new dark comedy limited series Two Weeks to Live, starring Emmy-winning Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams.
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Supernatural 15.19 Promo: Inherit the Earth The CW has released the official promo for Supernatural 15.19 titled “Inherit the Earth,” featuring Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles), and Jack (Alexander Calvert) in a virtually empty world. With only two episodes left, you can check out the promo in the player below and catch the episode
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image courtesy botany floral studioThere’s nothing quite like fresh flowers arriving on your doorstep like clockwork. By Pahull Bains Date November 6, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter As we prepare to hunker down for the winter, look to flower subscriptions to add some colour and cheer to your home. These Toronto flower subscription plans offer a multitude
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November 6, 2020, 2:54pm It’s (almost) over. It’s finally (almost) over [weeps with relief, turns off TV forever, flies kite in sunlit park]. Yes, thanks to Black voters in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Georgia, and Latino voters in Arizona and Nevada, it looks very much like the abject nightmare that has been the Trump presidency is
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Young Wallander Renewed for a Second Season at Netflix According to Deadline, Netflix has officially renewed their recently released crime drama prequel Young Wallander for a second season after over two months since the Adam Pålsson-led series had debuted its 6-episode first season in September. Set to return in 2021, Season 2 will now be written by Devils
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Sarah McBride was elected to the Delaware State Senate on Tuesday night, making her the first openly transgender state senator in the history of the United States. Set against a yet-to-be-determined presidential-election backdrop Tuesday night, her win marks history in a down-ballot race. McBride ran on a classic progressive platform: expanded paid leave, affordable healthcare,
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November 5, 2020, 7:00pm Tonight, at its special virtual ceremony hosted from the Austin Central Library, Kirkus Reviews announced the winners of the 7th-annual Kirkus Prizes in fiction, nonfiction, and young readers’ literature, which celebrate the most inventive, electric, and timely fiction of the year. The Award comes with a cash prize of $50,000; previous winners include Colson
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Because nothing says holiday spirit like supporting Canadian brands If there’s something the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us over the past eight months (aside from the necessity of wearing a mask), it’s the importance of local businesses. With many people making the decision during the pandemic to purchase from those within their own communities, there
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