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Noah Centineo (left) and Lana Condor star in Netflix's "To All the Boys: Always and Forever." via Netflix When “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” arrived on Netflix in 2018 (the first in the series), it was deemed a teenage rom-com hit by critics and audiences alike, both for its ingenious hook of a premise involving true love found within a fake relationship, and for a powerhouse performance from Lana Condor as Lara Jean, whose infectious energy seemed to brighten the dullest of tropes into something honest. Unfortunately, the third and final i...

Romantic Movies On Netflix: Over 25 Films To Stream On Valentine’s Day 02/12/21 AT 9:30 AM Valentine’s Day may be a little different this year thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but for the couples relishing the idea of staying in with some takeout and gorging on chocolates while watching movies, Netflix has plenty of options for them that will still set the romantic mood. Whether you’re looking for tear-jerking and emotional stories or cute rom coms, here are some of the options the streaming service has available for your Valentine’s holiday. “About Time” (2013) When Tim (...

Workers at the median will feel no great motivation to improve their productivity, as they have done spectacularly in the last decade. they haven't seen any benefit from it, personally. you know, where's the benefit? >> timothy noah, brother of peter noah and columnist for the "new republic," and most importantly, the author of the new book that mitt romney is hoping you cannot afford to buy, "the great divergence: america's growing inequality crisis and what we can do about it," timothy, thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, the romney campaign uses ...

The 1%, you've opened up a whole new wave of approach to this country, which is entirely inconsistent with the concept of one nation under god. >> are there no fair questions about the distribution of wealth without it being seen as envy, though? >> you know, i think it's fine to talk about those things in quiet rooms. >> joining me now in tonight's quiet room segment, timothy noet, the author of the new book, "the great divergence: america's growing inequality crisis and what we can do about it." tim, before we get started on the book, my twitter question for my audience, which of my guests t...

Today. you know, there's very little interest in what happens at the middle, which is very ironic to me, because, you know, we hear an awful lot about how the job creators at the top need to be incentivized. but there's no talk about why the middle income worker doesn't need to be incentivized. middle incomes have been stagnant, actually declined slightly over the last dozen years, and stagnant over the past 33 years, relative to the period before. there's very little concern about that. and you know, i'm worried that workers at the median will feel no great motivation to improve their product...