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According to Deadline, Peacock is currently in the process of developing a series adaptation of author Victoria Aveyard’s YA fantasy novels titled
Red Queen, with Emmy nominee Elizabeth Banks (
Pitch Perfect films) attached to direct the potential series. It will be set in an alternate historical timeline, where America is no longer governed by democracy and is now under the rule of super-powered royals. In addition to helming the project, Banks is also expected to portray a major supporting role and will be serving as an executive producer along with producing partner and husband Max Handelman through their Brownstone Productions banner.
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instead of saying, hey, this is the time for truth. let us say to mbs, you must have a thorough investigation and deliver the truth to the people of the world. donald trump s first instinct was to go to the cover story. and that is what we have that is different in this president of the united states than any previous president. the default is go to the cover story. go to the lie. go to that which is untrue. go to that which is not scientific. go to the birther question. et cetera, et cetera. this is new territory of untruth. carl bernstein. you said it better than anybody could. thank you so much for being here. that s all for this televised edition of reliable sources. but we keep going online. sign up for our nightly news letter if you re not on the list. comes out six nights a week for free. we ll see you right back here this time next week. ar storm should happen every five hundred years, right?
graded to a tropical storm, but it is still hammering the islands. this was the scene on the big island friday and there is more to come. lane is set to bring as much as a meter of rain in some areas. and it has already triggered floods and landslides. storm surge is also expected through the weekend. let s talk more about this with ivan today k cabrera. a strong storm and clearly the damage is pretty bad. the center of the storm won t get within 100 miles of the islands and still devastating impacts. numbers are quite impressive. by the way, if you arehonolulu,r storm, so this is a big island event here and perhaps maui. but we re really focused on the big island because that is where now we re getting word from the national weather service there of over 40 inches of rainfall since wednesday. just devastating rainfall.