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The Iliad.”According to NBC News, she has quite an expansive book list, with the 800-page Greek epic traveling with her from country to country. Usha, a Yale law graduate and attorney, has a reading list on Goodreads filed with her maiden name “Chilukuri.” On it are a chock-full of classics, literary masterpieces and books with unique premises.While Usha has remained quite analog on social media, her Goodreads presence has been vibrant from 2007 to 2017.

Legendary punk rock band Green Day took a major swipe at Vice President JD Vance during a recent performance of one of their classic songs.As noted by Rolling Stone and other outlets, while playing “Jesus of Suburbia” in Melbourne, Australia, over the weekend, the band changed the words to suggest that Vance was “r—d.”“Am I r—d or am I just JD Vance?” lead singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong sang instead of the original lyrics, “Am I r—d or just overjoyed?”The band’s set included several other political points, with digs aimed at billionaire Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, and a line suggesting their support of Ukraine following the country’s botched deal with the U.S. last week.At another point in “Jesus of Suburbia,” Armstrong sang, “We are the kids of war and peace, From Ukraine to the Middle East,” instead of the original lyrics, “We are the kids of war and peace/ From Anaheim to the Middle East.”With both Ukraine and Vance mentioned in the song, it seems that the band was commenting on the tense Oval Office meeting between the Trump administration and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during which the vice president accused the Ukrainian leader of disrespecting Trump.The meeting grew heated between the world leaders, prompting Trump to send Zelenskyy back to Europe without either signing a rare earth minerals deal between the two countries as originally planned.

President Donald Trump’s inaugural ball, and then consequently defending himself, rapper Nelly is looking to the commander in chief to guide and “lift” the nation.“It was an honor to have performed for the highest office in the greatest nation,” Nelly exclusively told Fox News Digital of his performance on Monday. “Now we look to the president to step up, serve, and lift us all.”Before taking the stage, Nelly was greeted by President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and their families, a source shared with Fox News Digital.The rapper, along with other artists, including Jason Aldean and Billy Ray Cyrus, performed at the Liberty Ball following the inauguration.

“The Night Agent” star Gabriel Basso has opened up about what it was like playing Vice President JD Vance.Basso, 30, who portrayed Vance, 40, in the 2020 film adaptation of his book “Hillbilly Elegy,” says he finds it “kind of weird” to be a part of the “timeline” that tracks the author-turned-politician’s rise to VP.In an interview with Variety just days before Vance was inaugurated as Donald Trump’s vice president, Basso also described him as “a cool dude” while sidestepping a question about Vance’s political beliefs.“It’s kind of weird to be included in that timeline,” he said. “When he’s thinking about his life — they made a movie of his book, and my name will always be in the description.” The actor went on to reveal that he and Vance spoke before filming on “Hillbilly Elegy” began.“We talked a little bit. He’s a cool dude.

While he ran up greater margins of victory or increased his share of almost every demographic group, President-elect Donald Trump actually bled support among members of the LGBTQ community in this year’s election.According to an NBC News exit poll, 86% of lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender voters cast their ballots for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, a 22-point increase over 2020, when Biden won 64% of the LGBTQ vote.Only 12% of LGBTQ voters cast ballots for Trump, a 15-point decline from four years ago, reports The Hill. The GOP presidential ticket captured fewer than 20% of LGBTQ male voters and just 8% of LGBTQ female voters.The results align with an earlier poll by the Human Rights Campaign, in which LGBTQ voters favored Harris over Trump by a 74% to 7.5% spread.

Sally Field did not get what she wanted for her birthday.The actress, who turned 78 on Wednesday, was seen outside her home in Los Angeles the morning after the presidential election, disposing of a sign in support of Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.The “Steel Magnolias” star also trashed a sign that read, “Vote pro-choice, pro-equality, pro-democracy by November 5.”Field emerged from her home looking comfortable, wearing sweatpants and a button-down shirt.

interview with Semafor, the Ohio revealed his adolescent obsession with the game. “The big problem with transitioning from being a 13-year-old who likes ‘Magic: The Gathering’ to being a 15-year-old who likes ‘Magic: The Gathering’ is that 15-year-old girls do not like ‘Magic: The Gathering’,” he confessed.

2024 Primetime Emmy Awards. The actress, 78, took the Emmys stage to present the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, a honor she won five times for her portrayal of hard-nosed “FYI” news broadcaster Murphy Brown on the TV series of the same name.

a 2020 Netflix film directed by Howard. But now that Vance is Donald Trump’s vice presidential nominee for the November election, Howard has new opinions about the Ohio senator.“Well, we didn’t talk a lot of politics when we were making the movie because I was interested in his upbringing and that survival tale. That’s what we mostly focused on,” Howard said in an interview with Deadline at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday.“However,” Howard continued, “based on the conversations that we had during that time, I just have to say I’m very surprised and disappointed by much of the rhetoric that I’m reading and hearing.

post on X.Dawn’s Early Light by @KevinRobertsTX is available for pre-order now!I was thrilled to write the foreword for this incredible book, which contains a bold new vision for the future of conservatism in America.Get your copy here >> https://t.co/nVW14O7BcH— JD Vance (@JDVance) June 19, 2024Dawn’s Early Light: Taking Back Washington to Save America is written by Kevin Roberts, president of The Heritage Foundation, the conservative think tank behind the extreme Project 2025 initiative, seemingly designed as blueprint for Donald Trump’s presidency, should the Republican nominee win.Vance, who has said there are “some good ideas” in Project 2025, is particularly close to Heritage, and specifically Roberts, whom he sees as a kindred spirit, notes in the foreword that both men come from humble beginnings in areas of the country that have been forgotten or overlooked by government and societal elites. Both men are Catholic and both have risen to prestigious positions, both within the conservative movement.Vance has financial ties to many of the individuals at Heritage rumored to be behind the development of Project 2025.

Michaela Zee JD Vance spoke on day three of the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, where the junior senator from Ohio officially accepted his nomination as Donald Trump‘s vice presidential running mate. After introducing himself to the nation, Vance squarely addressed the attempted assassination of Trump on Saturday at a Pennsylvania campaign rally.

the Netflix movie based on Vance’s memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” have shot up 1,179%.Citing data from Luminate, Variety reportedthat the 2020 film, directed by Ron Howard and starring Glenn Close and Amy Adams, was viewed 19.2 million minutes on Monday — up from 1.5 million the day before. That equates to 163,836 individual plays of the movie Monday. Close received her eighth Academy Award nomination for playing Mamaw, Vance’s grandmother.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic On day one of the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump tapped JD Vance to be his vice-presidential running mate. And with that announcement, a four-year-old movie — the Ron Howard-directed adaptation of Vance’s memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy” — leapt almost instantly into the Netflix top 10.

Donald Trump named J.D. Vance as his vice presidential pick for the 2024 election race, people have been piling in on the film version of Vance’s memoir, Hillbilly Elegy.The 2020 drama film was based on Vance’s 2016 memoir of the same name.

Former President Donald Trump announced anti-LGBTQ U.S. Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) as his 2024 running mate in a Truth Social post on Monday.

has a new running mate. The former president announced on Monday that he has selected first-term Ohio senator JD Vance to campaign for vice president alongside him in It’s a stunning turnaround for Vance, because for a large portion of his public life, he was one of Trump’s biggest critics.

Ohio Republican Senate candidate JD Vance accused Democratic opponent Rep.Timothy Ryan of using "canned" responses and not addressing the substance of the moderators' questions during Monday's debate on "The Story" Tuesday Vance, a venture capitalist whose impoverished upbringing was recently explored in his memoir-turned-Ron Howard film "Hillbilly Elegy", claimed onFox News that Ryan has grown complacent in his 20 years in office. "The thing I really enjoyed about [the debate] was just that it was very clear that [Ryan] had a few particular canned lines," Vance told host Martha MacCallum.  "He had a few particular talking points, but he couldn't actually address the substance of almost any question.

JD Vance, the author of the book “Hillbilly Elegy” and the subject of the Netflix movie of the same name, had an unfortunate moment during his big announcement.