Just in time for the holiday season, The Grinch is back and the newest version of the film emphasizes the saying “three times the charm.”

Good food, good service, and good location-- it must be Brewsters Beer Garden.

Orange and red leaves cover the floor and tree branches cover the wrecked car; it looks like fall in the middle of the woods. Lanterns light up the surviving faces as they surround a campfire, all looking dismal and some shedding tears. There’s a somber mood lurking, making it clear something is wrong. Suddenly, Matt, played by Rhett Curry, lights up with the memory of a television show, beginning the journey of healing and explanation of the disaster.

Kids are trick-or-treating, teenagers are misbehaving and Michael Myers is murdering-- it must be a typical Halloween night. If it sounds like you’ve seen this movie before, it’s because you likely have.

The political climate all around the world is hot right now: Canada has legalized marijuana, England is facing another Brexit crisis, Saudi Arabia may have been involved in the murder and cover up of a journalist . . . the list could continue on.

However, in America, the current big, political scandal involves the president’s childish games of name calling and the response that dubs him “tiny.”

It is Melania Trump’s mission to encourage people to “be best.” Well it’s time she starts committing to that campaign herself.

On Friday, ABC’s highly anticipated interview with the First Lady was aired. The interview was promoted with no questions being off limit yet concluded with viewers still having many questions and wanting more.

Everyday, thousands of innocents are forced to flee their home country trying to seek refuge from harsh circumstances such as wars, poverty, famish and political corruption. 

Yet, everyday, countries including the U.S. are making their borders increasingly harder to cross. We need to treat these refugees as people first, instead of making them into a political project.

Last Thursday, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Professor Christine Blasey Ford took part in an official hearing to debate an alleged sexual assault that took place 36 years ago. Both Kavanaugh and Ford gave highly emotional testimonies while Democrats and Republicans took their turns accusing politically-charged ulterior motives. 

Ultimately, the case ended in a he-said-she-said disagreement, similar to many sexual assault cases.

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Based on the 2013 novel by Kevin Kwan, the film “Crazy Rich Asians” broke records in box-offices as audiences gathered to watch an all-Asian cast portray Asia’s elite. The story comes to life...