The panel reacts to Bernie Sanders announcing his 2020 presidential run.

I'm running for president. I am asking you to join me today as part of an unprecedented and historic grassroots campaign that will begin with at least 1 million people from across the country. Say you're in: https://t.co/KOTx0WZqRf pic.twitter.com/T1TLH0rm26

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) February 19, 2019

Ana says Bernie's problem is that the Democratic field is too crowded. Meghan warns people not to underestimate Bernie. Abby is concerned that there are no moderate Democrats running and then they play a clip of Amy Klobuchar saying that she does not support free college.

IS THIS THE RIGHT TIME FOR BERNIE? Sen. Bernie Sanders announced he will seek the White House again in 2020 — the co-hosts weigh in. https://t.co/dwJI6f0prG pic.twitter.com/N6wWS3EVry

— The View (@TheView) February 19, 2019

They interview former deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe on whether or not he thinks Trump is an agent for Russia.

Former deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe on if he believed Pres. Trump was an agent for Russia: "We believed that could be possible and that's why we opened those cases." https://t.co/f8u2wc159S pic.twitter.com/orlPLwW3DT

— The View (@TheView) February 19, 2019

The panel discusses the latest on the Jussie Smollett investigation. Ana thinks this hurts people who experience real hate crimes. Sunny is hurt and embarrassed that she publicly supported him when the story first broke.

LATEST ON SMOLLETT INVESTIGATION: Questions have been raised after the two brothers interrogated by police in the case of the alleged attack on 'Empire' actor Jussie Smollett claim they helped him concoct the assault — the co-hosts discuss the latest. https://t.co/LofU9AYGmB pic.twitter.com/4fhpauMt9c

— The View (@TheView) February 19, 2019

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It was a real pleasure chatting with #Counterpart creator @Justin_Marks_ about his brilliant show. Check my @TVGuide interview with him about the explosive conclusion to season 2 and what he'd like to do with a third season. https://t.co/pPgHLib7NG

— Emily Rome (@EmilyNRome) February 18, 2019

Emily Rome from TV Guide sat down with Counterpart showrunner, Justin Marks to discuss the season 2 finale.

Highlights (more at source):


* The first two seasons represent the Berlin potion of he Counterpart story and in a way it's a complete story, but with enough in it to point in the direction they want to take the story moving forward. They didn't want it to be a Cold War allegory forevery, moving forward they would want to take the spy world a little forward into the future, towards a Wild West of espionage, where borders have less meaning. But that doesn't mean that these characters' story is over.

* They're looking for a new home for the show and sitting down over the next few weeks wit some interested parties and talking about it.

* Ethel had a moment of clarity when she gave Emily Alpha the info on the sleeper cell, but then in the last moment she couldn't go through with it. The second season belongs to Emily, all season long both Emily's were searching for the woman Emily Alpha once was. Emily felt there were things in her past to atone for and her act of heroism shows Howard the answer to 'can you escape this template of your destiny?' Howard also proved it by proving Yanek wrong, in the final moments with Howard Prime, by handing his gun over.

* About the two Emily's scene in episode 9- it's a show where people always butt heads across both sides of the border and project their own self-hatred onto their counterpart. With Emily, they wanted just once to have two people sit across the line from each other and actually find common ground. Emily Prime forgives Emily Alpha for the transgressions she's done, which is what Emily Alpha has been searching for all series long, to forgive herself. It was Olivia's idea to have the two physically interact and take each other's hand, to play with that border. It speaks to the hope of what this crossing could mean, that maybe someday, we could be better together.

* "Point of departure" is a term that Yanek came up with in his scientific process, but it's a fallacy. It's something that's invented in a very simple and mathematical point of view. As Howard's life has demonstrated, as Emily's life has demonstrated, the breaking off from the past of our other is not just a choice to go left instead of right. It's a slow, inevitable peeling that happens, so many small micro-factors that it's impossible to determine. Yanek's method of thinking has a lot of self-justification built into it- he killed his Other and wants to believe that everyone else would do the same thing.





SOURCE


What did you think of the finale?

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113968276.html

It was a real pleasure chatting with #Counterpart creator @Justin_Marks_ about his brilliant show. Check my @TVGuide interview with him about the explosive conclusion to season 2 and what he'd like to do with a third season. https://t.co/pPgHLib7NG

— Emily Rome (@EmilyNRome) February 18, 2019

Emily Rome from TV Guide sat down with Counterpart showrunner, Justin Marks to discuss the season 2 finale.

Highlights (more at source):


* The first two seasons represent the Berlin potion of he Counterpart story and in a way it's a complete story, but with enough in it to point in the direction they want to take the story moving forward. They didn't want it to be a Cold War allegory forevery, moving forward they would want to take the spy world a little forward into the future, towards a Wild West of espionage, where borders have less meaning. But that doesn't mean that these characters' story is over.

* They're looking for a new home for the show and sitting down over the next few weeks wit some interested parties and talking about it.

* Ethel had a moment of clarity when she gave Emily Alpha the info on the sleeper cell, but then in the last moment she couldn't go through with it. The second season belongs to Emily, all season long both Emily's were searching for the woman Emily Alpha once was. Emily felt there were things in her past to atone for and her act of heroism shows Howard the answer to 'can you escape this template of your destiny?' Howard also proved it by proving Yanek wrong, in the final moments with Howard Prime, by handing his gun over.

* About the two Emily's scene in episode 9- it's a show where people always butt heads across both sides of the border and project their own self-hatred onto their counterpart. With Emily, they wanted just once to have two people sit across the line from each other and actually find common ground. Emily Prime forgives Emily Alpha for the transgressions she's done, which is what Emily Alpha has been searching for all series long, to forgive herself. It was Olivia's idea to have the two physically interact and take each other's hand, to play with that border. It speaks to the hope of what this crossing could mean, that maybe someday, we could be better together.

* "Point of departure" is a term that Yanek came up with in his scientific process, but it's a fallacy. It's something that's invented in a very simple and mathematical point of view. As Howard's life has demonstrated, as Emily's life has demonstrated, the breaking off from the past of our other is not just a choice to go left instead of right. It's a slow, inevitable peeling that happens, so many small micro-factors that it's impossible to determine. Yanek's method of thinking has a lot of self-justification built into it- he killed his Other and wants to believe that everyone else would do the same thing.





SOURCE


What did you think of the finale?

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The robot minaudi`ere from the Chanel Spring/Summer 2017 show

The fuel tank bag from the Chanel cruise 2014 show

The shell minaudi`ere from the Chanel Spring/Summer 2012 show

The toadstool bag from the Chanel Spring/Summer 1992 show

The menu clutch from the Chanel Fall/Winter 2015-2016

See more pretty bags at the S O U R C E

Favorite CHANEL novelty bag, ONTD?

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The robot minaudi`ere from the Chanel Spring/Summer 2017 show

The fuel tank bag from the Chanel cruise 2014 show

The shell minaudi`ere from the Chanel Spring/Summer 2012 show

The toadstool bag from the Chanel Spring/Summer 1992 show

The menu clutch from the Chanel Fall/Winter 2015-2016

See more pretty bags at the S O U R C E

Favorite CHANEL novelty bag, ONTD?

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113967538.html

There is a new evil growing in New Orleans.

Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger Season 2 premieres Thursday, April 4 on Freeform.

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https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113967140.html

There is a new evil growing in New Orleans.

Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger Season 2 premieres Thursday, April 4 on Freeform.

source

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113967140.html

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966927.html

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966927.html

Danny Dyer (a British actor known for his bluntness during interviews) has said that 19 year old ISIS bride Shamima Begum should be allowed to return to the UK to explain her actions.

Some context:

Begum was one of three teenage girls who left the UK in 2015 to join ISIL (she was 15 years old). She married a Dutch ISIS recruit, Yago Riedijk, and had three children by him - two of them died in infancy, and the third was born just a few days ago. Nobody really knows about Yago Riedijk's whereabouts now, but he's said to have been wounded during battle and then tortured by ISIS chiefs who suspected him of treason.

Begum, now 19 years old, wants to come back to the UK to live a normal life to raise her child. In an recent interview, she said she did not regret joining ISIS, however. She said that she "still supports some British values." She also said that seeing the head of a beheaded man for the first time left her unfazed, however she thinks that ISIL deserves to fail because of corruption and violence.

You can watch Begum in an interview under the cut:





Danny Dyer Interview Source

Begum Interview Source

What you do think, ONTD?

UPDATE: The UK government has just revoked her British citizenship.

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966601.html

Danny Dyer (a British actor known for his bluntness during interviews) has said that 19 year old ISIS bride Shamima Begum should be allowed to return to the UK to explain her actions.

Some context:

Begum was one of three teenage girls who left the UK in 2015 to join ISIL (she was 15 years old). She married a Dutch ISIS recruit, Yago Riedijk, and had three children by him - two of them died in infancy, and the third was born just a few days ago. Nobody really knows about Yago Riedijk's whereabouts now, but he's said to have been wounded during battle and then tortured by ISIS chiefs who suspected him of treason.

Begum, now 19 years old, wants to come back to the UK to live a normal life to raise her child. In an recent interview, she said she did not regret joining ISIS, however. She said that she "still supports some British values." She also said that seeing the head of a beheaded man for the first time left her unfazed, however she thinks that ISIL deserves to fail because of corruption and violence.

You can watch Begum in an interview under the cut:





Danny Dyer Interview Source

Begum Interview Source

What you do think, ONTD?

UPDATE: The UK government has just revoked her British citizenship.

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966601.html

https://instagram.com/p/BuET_uoHNYp

Willow Smith sat down with Rachel Cargle for Harper's Bazaar to discuss her perspective on feminism.

Highlights:

• Discusses the history of feminism and how black women have been excluded from the movement. Willow supports the movement but the exclusionary history "breaks her heart," especially because it is still present even today


• She is frequently told by her white peers that she's making a big deal out of nothing (regarding race)


• Willow and Rachel bond over Solange's album, A Seat at the Table


• "Whip My Hair" was "the first real connection that I had to women's rights and freeing women emotionally and politically and all those ways"


• There's intention behind celebrating Martin Luther King Jr Day versus Malcolm X Day, because the US wants POC to emulate MLK's more peaceful approach to seeking justice


• It's not black women's responsibility to reach out to white women and help them understand


• Doesn't like the discourse around what is or is not feminine, or being told that she didn't look or act feminine when she was 10 years old


• Willow: "I would just say that it's not our responsibility to change people's minds, but it is our responsibility to live in a way in which showcases the things that we're trying to change, and to live in the way that we aspire to live even when it's not easy, and when you're constantly getting pushback."


• Rachel: "We need to keep showing up with a persistence they can't ignore."

Willow Smith Opens Up About the Racist History of Feminism https://t.co/Ys2NAgCCRb

— Harper's Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) February 19, 2019

sources
1 2

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966438.html

https://instagram.com/p/BuET_uoHNYp

Willow Smith sat down with Rachel Cargle for Harper's Bazaar to discuss her perspective on feminism.

Highlights:

• Discusses the history of feminism and how black women have been excluded from the movement. Willow supports the movement but the exclusionary history "breaks her heart," especially because it is still present even today


• She is frequently told by her white peers that she's making a big deal out of nothing (regarding race)


• Willow and Rachel bond over Solange's album, A Seat at the Table


• "Whip My Hair" was "the first real connection that I had to women's rights and freeing women emotionally and politically and all those ways"


• There's intention behind celebrating Martin Luther King Jr Day versus Malcolm X Day, because the US wants POC to emulate MLK's more peaceful approach to seeking justice


• It's not black women's responsibility to reach out to white women and help them understand


• Doesn't like the discourse around what is or is not feminine, or being told that she didn't look or act feminine when she was 10 years old


• Willow: "I would just say that it's not our responsibility to change people's minds, but it is our responsibility to live in a way in which showcases the things that we're trying to change, and to live in the way that we aspire to live even when it's not easy, and when you're constantly getting pushback."


• Rachel: "We need to keep showing up with a persistence they can't ignore."

Willow Smith Opens Up About the Racist History of Feminism https://t.co/Ys2NAgCCRb

— Harper's Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) February 19, 2019

sources
1 2

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966438.html

Follow-up to this post, for those of you just tuning in.

Yeah, Kate Beckinsale and Pete Davidson are dating, apparently. Or maybe just fucking, who knows.

https://instagram.com/p/Bt_7s-CF4yw

Kate Beckinsale is 45 years old, Pete Davidson is 25. Predictably, he is the hero fucking a hottie who was 20 years old when he was born, and she is going through some mid-life crisis and/or should know better than to date a loser, blah blah blah. Kate's been responding to trolls online poking fun at her 'dating choices', which some media outlets are trying to paint as pathetic and immature.

But let's be real for a quick sec: if you have been going through those dumbass double-standards for 45 years, you'd probably reply to one or two of those trolls too.

https://instagram.com/p/Bsa83TglBnQ

Sources:
1, 2

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966109.html

Follow-up to this post, for those of you just tuning in.

Yeah, Kate Beckinsale and Pete Davidson are dating, apparently. Or maybe just fucking, who knows.

https://instagram.com/p/Bt_7s-CF4yw

Kate Beckinsale is 45 years old, Pete Davidson is 25. Predictably, he is the hero fucking a hottie who was 20 years old when he was born, and she is going through some mid-life crisis and/or should know better than to date a loser, blah blah blah. Kate's been responding to trolls online poking fun at her 'dating choices', which some media outlets are trying to paint as pathetic and immature.

But let's be real for a quick sec: if you have been going through those dumbass double-standards for 45 years, you'd probably reply to one or two of those trolls too.

https://instagram.com/p/Bsa83TglBnQ

Sources:
1, 2

https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/113966109.html

For Monday, February 18, 2019:

• Last Week Tonight With John Oliver is back and takes on Brexit (again)


• Steven Spielberg takes veiled shot at streamers, urges filmmakers to make movies for theaters


• Ava DuVernay Blasts Chicago PD Regarding Jussie Smollett Incident & an update on the drama behind it


• Celebrities that you totally forgot dated


• Youtube is Facilitating the Sexual Exploitation of Children


• Darren Criss marries Mia Swier


• The Bachelor: Colton is dealing with A LOT


• Martina Navratilova criticized for comments about trans women in sport


• Yesterday's Roundup

ONTD Originals:

• The Songs in Lana Del Rey Songs


• 2001 - A year of one hit wonders, Pt. 2


• The Most Cringe-worthy Messy Oscar Moments

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