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Veteran social scientist and political columnist on immigration and Latino affairs for Huffington Post, Guardian (UK), Daily Caller, and Hispanic.Com.
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Two cities, two campaigns

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By Stewart Lawrence
| The American
Democratic socialist Nithya Raman was supposed to be the “next” Zohran Mamdani, laying siege to the Democratic establishment of Los Angeles and giving Mayor Karen Bass a run for her money in this year’s election. But it hasn’t turned out that way. Instead, former reality TV star Spencer Pratt (of “The Hills” fame) has surged into contention in the Los Angeles mayor’s race, occupying second place in the latest polling, with less than two weeks left before the final voting concludes.
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Film: “Michael” (2026)

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By Stewart Lawrence
| The American
What’s not to like about this boisterous two-hour biopic about pop music legend Michael Jackson? It captures all the flamboyant superstar’s epic moments — the “Moonwalk” at the 1983 “Motown 25” special, eight seconds of a little-known dance move that shocked and thrilled onlookers worldwide, to the horrific burning of the singer during the filming of a 1984 Pepsi commercial, which left him with severe second- and third degree burns and led to his addiction to prescription medication.
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Film: “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man”

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By Stewart Lawrence
| The American
There’s always a danger in making a feature-length movie to expand upon a successful TV series: The narrative arc of the series can easily get lost, offending diehard fans who comprise its core audience. “Star Trek” is one of the more notable examples of success in this area.
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