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[M]Edward Joseph "Ed" Snowden[/M], born June 21, 1983 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, is an American whistleblower and former CIA employee who [M]worked as a consultant for the US Security Intelligence Agency[/M]. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | n |
[M]Edward Joseph "Ed" Snowden[/M], born June 21, 1983 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, [M]is an[/M] American whistleblower and [M]former CIA employee[/M] who worked as a consultant for the US Security Intelligence Agency. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
[M]Edward Joseph "Ed" Snowden[/M], born June 21, 1983 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, [M]is an American whistleblower[/M] and former CIA employee who worked as a consultant for the US Security Intelligence Agency. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
[M]Edward Joseph "Ed" Snowden, born[/M] June 21, 1983 [M]in Elizabeth City, North Carolina[/M], is an American whistleblower and former CIA employee who worked as a consultant for the US Security Intelligence Agency. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
[M]Edward Joseph "Ed" Snowden, born June 21, 1983[/M] in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, is an American whistleblower and former CIA employee who worked as a consultant for the US Security Intelligence Agency. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
Snowden leaked classified documents proving the existence of large-scale and [M]top-secret surveillance projects[/M] such as PRISM and [M]Boundless Informant[/M]. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | n |
Snowden leaked classified documents proving the existence of large-scale and [M]top-secret surveillance projects[/M] such as [M]PRISM[/M] and Boundless Informant. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
[M]Snowden[/M] leaked classified documents [M]proving the existence of[/M] large-scale and [M]top-secret surveillance projects[/M] such as PRISM and Boundless Informant. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | n |
[M]Snowden[/M] leaked classified documents [M]proving the existence of large-scale[/M] and top-secret [M]surveillance projects[/M] such as PRISM and Boundless Informant. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | n |
[M]Snowden leaked classified documents[/M] proving the existence of large-scale and top-secret surveillance projects such as PRISM and Boundless Informant. | Edward Joseph Snowden (Elizabeth City, North Carolina; June 21, 1983) is an American technology consultant, informant, former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA).
In June 2013, through The Guardian and The Washington Post, Snowden released top-secret documents on various NSA programs, including the PRISM and XKeyscore mass surveillance programs.
He is believed to have fled Hong Kong, China, to Russia. He has asked Ecuador to grant him asylum.The US Department of Justice has classified Snowden's participation in the PRISM surveillance program as a "criminal matter."
He has also requested political asylum to Spain, Venezuela, Bolivia or Cuba among a total of 21 countries. On July 5, 2013, the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, offered humanitarian asylum to Snowden, but at the same time, the president of the Republic of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, said in the Act of the 34th anniversary of the tactical withdrawal to Masaya, Nicaragua, that it would be considered to provide asylum to Snowden and stated that Nicaragua had already received the asylum request letter at its embassy in Moscow. | e |
She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, [M]she[/M] was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, [M]provided the[/M] voice [M]role as[/M] Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and [M]protagonist of the series Ellen[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, [M]she[/M] was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, [M]provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen[/M] and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the [M]reality show American Idol[/M], provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, [M]she was[/M] also [M]a judge on[/M] the reality show [M]American Idol[/M], provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]She has appeared[/M] in several films, including her role [M]as Dory in[/M] the films Finding Nemo and [M]Finding Dory[/M], she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]She has appeared[/M] in several films, including her role [M]as Dory in[/M] the films [M]Finding Nemo[/M] and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]She has appeared in several films[/M], including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in [M]the next season[/M], which starts in September 2021 and [M]is the 19th season.[/M] | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in [M]the next season[/M], which [M]starts in September 2021[/M] and is the 19th season. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
On May 12, 2021, [M]DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season[/M], which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]On May 12, 2021[/M], [M]DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end[/M] in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (Metairie, [M]January 26, 1958[/M]) is an American comedian, presenter and actress. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] ([M]Metairie[/M], January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (Metairie, January 26, 1958) [M]is an[/M] American comedian, presenter and [M]actress[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (Metairie, January 26, 1958) [M]is an[/M] American comedian, [M]presenter[/M] and actress. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (Metairie, January 26, 1958) [M]is an[/M] American [M]comedian[/M], presenter and actress. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (Metairie, January 26, 1958) [M]is[/M] an [M]American[/M] comedian, presenter and actress. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]She is the host of her own talk show[/M], [M]The Ellen DeGeneres Show[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]She is the host of her own talk show[/M], The Ellen DeGeneres Show. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | e |
[M]DeGeneres[/M] is the only person to have [M]presented[/M] the [M]Oscars[/M] (2007 and [M]2014[/M]), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]DeGeneres[/M] is the only person to have [M]presented[/M] the [M]Oscars[/M] ([M]2007[/M] and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars[/M] (2007 and 2014), [M]the Emmy Awards and the Grammys.[/M] | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. Now she hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | n |
[M]The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded[/M] by US President Barack Obama in [M]November 2016[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by [M]US President Barack Obama[/M] in November 2016. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]The Presidential Medal of Freedom was awarded by[/M] US President [M]Barack Obama[/M] in November 2016. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
Now [M]she[/M] hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as [M]a judge in[/M] the ninth season of "[M]American Idol[/M]" (American Idol). | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
Now [M]she[/M] hosts the talk show "Ai "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as [M]a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol"[/M] (American Idol). | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
Now [M]she hosts the talk show[/M] "Ai "[M]The Ellen DeGeneres Show[/M]" (The Ellen DeGeneres Show) and as a judge in the ninth season of "American Idol" (American Idol). | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and [M]the producer of the show[/M] was suspected of harassing employees and [M]became[/M] a [M]controversial issue[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
In the summer of 2020, her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment, and the [M]producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees[/M] and became a controversial issue. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]In[/M] the [M]summer of 2020[/M], [M]her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment[/M], and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]In[/M] the summer of [M]2020[/M], [M]her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment[/M], and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
In the summer of 2020, [M]her show was investigated as an unfriendly working environment[/M], and the producer of the show was suspected of harassing employees and became a controversial issue. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; [M]DeGeneres[/M] apologized and [M]vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected."[/M] | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew; [M]DeGeneres apologized[/M] and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]After an internal investigation, three senior employees withdrew[/M]; DeGeneres apologized and vowed to turn the show into a "work environment where everyone will be respected." | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an[/M] American actor, comedian, host, writer and [M]producer[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an[/M] American actor, comedian, host, [M]writer[/M] and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an[/M] American actor, comedian, [M]host[/M], writer and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an[/M] American actor, [M]comedian[/M], host, writer and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an[/M] American [M]actor[/M], comedian, host, writer and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, January 26, 1958 -) [M]is an American[/M] actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
[M]Ellen Lee DeGeneres[/M] (English: Ellen Lee DeGeneres, [M]January 26, 1958[/M] -) is an American actor, comedian, host, writer and producer. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | e |
Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and [M]won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show[/M]" [M]many times[/M]. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and [M]won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show[/M]" many times. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
Hosted the 79th and 86th Academy Awards, and [M]won Emmy Awards[/M] for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]Hosted the[/M] 79th and [M]86th Academy Awards[/M], and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
[M]Hosted the 79th[/M] and 86th [M]Academy Awards[/M], and won Emmy Awards for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" many times. | Ellen Lee DeGeneres (Metairie, January 26, 1958) is an American comedian, presenter and actress.
DeGeneres is the only person to have presented the Oscars (2007 and 2014), the Emmy Awards and the Grammys. She has appeared in several films, including her role as Dory in the films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, she was also a judge on the reality show American Idol, provided the voice role as Spike in Felix and the Rise of the Atlantic Queen and protagonist of the series Ellen. She is the host of her own talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On May 12, 2021, DeGeneres announced that the show will come to an end in the next season, which starts in September 2021 and is the 19th season. | n |
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, [M]Oliver Queen[/M] closed season 6 [M]in prison[/M] and [M]remained[/M] there [M]to open season 7[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, [M]Oliver Queen closed season 6 in prison[/M] and remained there to open season 7. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]Arrow[/M] returned for its [M]season 7[/M] premiere Monday night. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | e |
[M]Arrow returned[/M] for [M]its season 7 premiere[/M] Monday night. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]Arrow returned[/M] for its season 7 premiere [M]Monday night[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]Arrow returned[/M] for its season 7 premiere Monday night. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | e |
[M]Arrow made its triumphant return[/M] to The CW [M]for season 7.[/M] | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]Arrow made its triumphant return to The CW[/M] for season 7. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]This included[/M] Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets to the cell and [M]unknown consequences for the rest of the team[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]This included Oliver Queen’s departure[/M] from the streets [M]to the cell[/M] and unknown consequences for the rest of the team. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]This included Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets[/M] to the cell and unknown consequences for the rest of the team. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse, and [M]it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse[/M], and it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, [M]to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz[/M], [M]the FBI cut a deal with him[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, [M]to retake control of Star City[/M] from Ricardo Diaz, [M]the FBI cut a deal with him[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, [M]the FBI cut a deal with him[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]There was[/M] finally [M]evidence of him as the Green Arrow[/M], and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, the FBI cut a deal with him. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour, which marked a new time for [M]this show[/M], as well as [M]its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday[/M]. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout [M]the 8:00 p.m. ET hour[/M], which [M]marked a new time for this show[/M], as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
[M]“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour[/M], which marked a new time for this show, as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday. | The Green Arrow is back! It's just not the Oliver Queen version.
If Arrow Season 7 Episode 1 is a sign for what's to come for the remainder of the season, buckle up because we are in for one hell of a ride. "Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.
Now I know what a lot of you are probably thinking, sure each season always has a great kickoff, but then the rest of the season becomes frazzled and kind of goes all over the place. After Arrow Season 5 and Arrow Season 6, that's a fair assessment.
However, call me an optimist, but I have a strong feeling that won't be the case with Arrow Season 7.
The main reason for my optimism is because there is a sense of mystery that hasn't been on Arrow since its first season. There were also many small elements sprinkled throughout "Inmate #4587" that felt like old times.
Arrow is going back to its roots, and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | n |
Arrow is going back to its roots, and [M]Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again.[/M] | Arrow returned for its season 7 premiere Monday night. What went down in “Inmate 4587”?
Arrow made its triumphant return to The CW for season 7. It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse, and it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale. This included Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets to the cell and unknown consequences for the rest of the team.
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour, which marked a new time for this show, as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday.
What went down in the first Arrow episode since May? Where is Oliver after all these months?
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, Oliver Queen closed season 6 in prison and remained there to open season 7. There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, the FBI cut a deal with him. | n |
[M]Arrow is going back to its roots[/M], and Oliver Queen's journey has so much potential to be spectacular again. | Arrow returned for its season 7 premiere Monday night. What went down in “Inmate 4587”?
Arrow made its triumphant return to The CW for season 7. It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse, and it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale. This included Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets to the cell and unknown consequences for the rest of the team.
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour, which marked a new time for this show, as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday.
What went down in the first Arrow episode since May? Where is Oliver after all these months?
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, Oliver Queen closed season 6 in prison and remained there to open season 7. There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, the FBI cut a deal with him. | n |
"Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history, and [M]that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season.[/M] | Arrow returned for its season 7 premiere Monday night. What went down in “Inmate 4587”?
Arrow made its triumphant return to The CW for season 7. It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse, and it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale. This included Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets to the cell and unknown consequences for the rest of the team.
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour, which marked a new time for this show, as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday.
What went down in the first Arrow episode since May? Where is Oliver after all these months?
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, Oliver Queen closed season 6 in prison and remained there to open season 7. There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, the FBI cut a deal with him. | n |
[M]"Inmate #4587" may very well be the best season premiere in Arrow history[/M], and that's saying a lot because Arrow knows how to kick off a season. | Arrow returned for its season 7 premiere Monday night. What went down in “Inmate 4587”?
Arrow made its triumphant return to The CW for season 7. It’s the longest tenured show in the Arrowverse, and it’s here to deliver the fallout of the season 6 finale. This included Oliver Queen’s departure from the streets to the cell and unknown consequences for the rest of the team.
“Inmate 4587” delivered the answers to fan’s questions throughout the 8:00 p.m. ET hour, which marked a new time for this show, as well as its new date of Monday, rather than Thursday.
What went down in the first Arrow episode since May? Where is Oliver after all these months?
Oliver’s life in hell
For those who just caught up, Oliver Queen closed season 6 in prison and remained there to open season 7. There was finally evidence of him as the Green Arrow, and, to retake control of Star City from Ricardo Diaz, the FBI cut a deal with him. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], is a diligent and skillful rank-and-file worker and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and [M]dreams of rebellion[/M]. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], is a diligent and skillful rank-and-file worker and Outer Party member who [M]secretly hates the Party[/M] and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], is a diligent and skillful rank-and-file worker and [M]Outer Party member[/M] who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], [M]is[/M] a diligent and skillful rank-and-file [M]worker[/M] and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], [M]is[/M] a diligent and skillful [M]rank-and-file worker[/M] and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], [M]is[/M] a diligent and [M]skillful[/M] rank-and-file [M]worker[/M] and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
The protagonist, [M]Winston Smith[/M], [M]is[/M] a [M]diligent[/M] and skillful rank-and-file [M]worker[/M] and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
[M]The protagonist[/M], [M]Winston Smith[/M], is a diligent and skillful rank-and-file worker and Outer Party member who secretly hates the Party and dreams of rebellion. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
Nineteen Eighty-Four (also stylised as 1984) is a dystopian social science fiction novel and cautionary tale written by English [M]writer George Orwell[/M]. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
Nineteen Eighty-Four (also stylised as 1984) is a dystopian social science fiction novel and cautionary tale written by [M]English[/M] writer [M]George Orwell[/M]. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
[M]Nineteen Eighty-Four[/M] (also stylised as 1984) [M]is[/M] a dystopian social science fiction novel and cautionary tale [M]written by[/M] English writer [M]George Orwell[/M]. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
[M]Nineteen Eighty-Four[/M] (also stylised as 1984) [M]is a[/M] dystopian social science fiction novel and [M]cautionary tale[/M] written by English writer George Orwell. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
[M]Nineteen Eighty-Four[/M] (also stylised as 1984) [M]is a dystopian social science fiction novel[/M] and cautionary tale written by English writer George Orwell. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
[M]Nineteen Eighty-Four (also stylised as 1984[/M]) is a dystopian social science fiction novel and cautionary tale written by English writer George Orwell. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
[M]Thematically, it centres on the[/M] consequences of totalitarianism, mass surveillance and [M]repressive regimentation of[/M] people and [M]behaviours within society.[/M] | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
[M]Thematically, it centres on the[/M] consequences of totalitarianism, mass surveillance and [M]repressive regimentation of people[/M] and behaviours within society. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
[M]Thematically, it centres on the[/M] consequences of totalitarianism, [M]mass surveillance[/M] and repressive regimentation of people and behaviours within society. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | n |
[M]Thematically, it centres on the consequences of totalitarianism[/M], mass surveillance and repressive regimentation of people and behaviours within society. | "1984" (also known as "One Nineteen Eighty-Four") is a dystopia by the English writer George Orwell, written in 1948 (in the title of the novel the numbers 4 and 8 are rearranged) and published in 1949.
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives. It is the best known and most cited dystopia in the literature and is on a par with Aldous Huxley's Brave new world and Ray Bradbury's 451 ° Fahrenheit.
Translated into 62 languages, the work, however, had a significant impact on the English language itself. "1984", its terminology and the author became specific terms when discussing privacy and public security. Thus, the term "Orwellianism" began to describe actions or organizations reminiscent of the totalitarian society depicted in the novel, and the phrase "Older Brother is watching over you!" (Big Brother is watching you!) began to denote any act of surveillance that is perceived as violent.
In 2009, the influential British newspaper The Times declared the 1984 novel the most important book published in 60 years.
There were times when the novel "1984" was perceived so revolutionary and seemed so politically dangerous that it was banned by some libraries in the United States, not to mention states with totalitarian regimes.
The novel is ranked second in Newsweek's list of the 100 best books of all time. | e |
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