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"From political action figures to celeb-designed social apps, the March 2016 pop culture trends highlight important developments in both politics and Hollywood. With the American election heating up, there is a growing interest in content inspired by presidential hopefuls. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has gradually risen to super star status with his own action figure, ice cream flavor and even Valentine&amp;#039;s Day cards. Republican candidate Donald Trump also remains a consistent source of inspiration for products such as satirical picture books. Beyond the realm of politics, the March 2016 pop culture trends reveal a keen interest in unique celebrity ventures. Instead of perfumes and clothing lines, today&amp;#039;s celebrities are working on a number of different products. Some noteworthy examples include Kendall and Kylie Jenner&amp;#039;s new app, Snoop Dogg&amp;#039;s Burger King training video and The Game&amp;#039;s hip-hop emojis."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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