How to buy a Bernie Sanders mittens bobblehead – pre-order a hilarious replica of him on Inauguration Day!
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame has just announced that they’re creating an official Bernie Sanders mittens bobblehead, and here’s how you can get your hands on one.
Wednesday marked Inauguration Day, with Donald Trump exiting office and Joe Biden being sworn in as 46th President of the United States. However, everyone’s attention wasn’t actually on Biden, as everyone was fascinated by Bernie Sanders.
The Democratic politician who ran in the early stages of the 2020 presidential election showed his support by attending Biden’s Inauguration, but his chosen attire caught the attention of people around the world.
“Masterpiece Moment”
This new series of short videos showcasing curated artworks from museums around the country launches with a piece from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art permanent collection: Mark Bradford’s monumental 2017 painting “150 Portrait Tone.” Available anytime. Free. lacma.org, bankofamerica.com, youtube.com
“Dr. Katz: Live”
Comics Dave Attell, Maria Bamford, Jim Gaffigan and Dom Irrera are the “patients” joining “therapist” and series cocreator Jonathan Katz and original cast members H. Jon Benjamin and Laura Silverman for a second livestream edition of this Emmy-winning 1990s-era animated sitcom. 5 p.m. Sunday. $20. rushtix.com
“Veterans Speak Up”
Chance Theater in Anaheim presents a socially distanced recording of this community-created showcase featuring, and based on, local veterans. Contains adult subject matter. Available through Jan. 31. Free. youtube.com
iPolitics By iPolitics. Published on Jan 19, 2021 6:34pm U.S. President Donald Trump on the south lawn of the White House on July 21, 2019 (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)
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Today is President Donald Trump’s last full day in office, with the inauguration of president-elect Joe Biden set to go ahead tomorrow. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he is “really looking forward” to working “closely” with Biden and his team to “create jobs and build back better together.”As the Globe and Mail reports, he and his advisors are optimistic that relations with the more like-minded Biden administration will lea
A steady stream of A-list names has signed on, headlined by Lady Gaga singing the national anthem on the West Front of the Capitol, with Jennifer Lopez and Garth Brooks contributing musical performances. Other top-tier performers will be part of Celebrating America, a 90-minute, multi-network evening broadcast hosted by Tom Hanks that officially takes the place of the usual multiple inaugural balls.
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To say goodbye to a frequent target of his satire, comedian and performer Randy Rainbow created a special send-off for President Trump Tuesday. Rainbow’s latest song, “Seasons of Trump,” spoofs “Seasons of Love” from Jonathan Larson’s beloved musical “Rent,” recounting a long list of Trump’s misdeeds.
But unlike Larson’s original song, which measures a year in “525,600 minutes,” Rainbow distills the “2,102,400 minutes” under Trump using headlines. His performance, which runs about four minutes, encompasses everything from the president’s penchant for Twitter (and typos such as “covfefe”) to his ordering fast food for a meal honoring national football champions.