The Greatest TV Families
Families look different than they did 50 years ago—and television has reflected those changes.
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Families look different than they did 50 years ago—and television has reflected those changes.
Christopher Heffron reviews True Conviction and Pope: The Most Powerful Man in History.
I’m a clean freak. There, I said it. I buy hand sanitizer in bulk, I’m usually within arm’s reach of disinfecting wipes, and I have a deep fondness for color-safe bleach.
Over the course of the next year, I “Marie Kondo’d” my condo by looking at each item and questioning its true worth.
Her kidnappers gave her the name Bakhita, meaning “fortunate. ” Her life in captivity wasn’t quite so. Born in Darfur in 1869, Josephine Bakhita was taken by Arab slave traders when she was 9.
Good Bones
It wouldn’t be unfair to credit Fixer Upper for reinventing the home renovation genre. The hit series, hosted by Chip and Joanna Gaines, has become an omnipresent force on the network and with good reason. Their hilarious chemistry has become their trademark. Hoping to capture lightning in a bottle twice, HGTV has given us Good Bones, hosted by mother-daughter team Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak.
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