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Hilaria and Alec Baldwin Found a Sixth Baby Somewhere

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | March 1, 2021 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | March 1, 2021 |


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So, uh, somehow Hilaria and Alec Baldwin have a newborn baby even though she just gave birth five months ago. While this medically has to be an adoption or surrogate situation, the couple are refusing to say, which is one way to steer the conversation away from the whole pretending to be Spanish thing. (Dlisted)

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From Genevieve: Laurie Hernandez has superhero-inspired leotards and at least one Marvel hero has given her a thumbs up. (Twitter)

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I’m trying to hang with Ray Fisher, but does he think Warner Bros. is launching an entire Black Superman movie just to distract from him or am I reading that wrong? (Vulture)

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Have you read something that turned out to be more than you thought it would be? On the surface, Halbs thought Ben Phillippe’s Charming as a Verb sounded like typical YA. "But the book is much more about what it’s like to be a Black teenager and professional trying to make it in a world where one’s presence isn’t exactly welcomed." (Cannonball Read 13)