The former “Star Trek” actor woke up bright and early on Tuesday to come up with a perfect takedown of The Donald who ― after this election ― could very well return to his reality star roots. Except this time, Takei predicts he’ll be hosting a new show: The night before the election, the actor wrote a moving Facebook post about all he’s seen and been through in this country as a gay Japanese American man who spent years growing up in an internment camp.

Today much of the country joins together in collective shock, disbelief, anger and fear afterDonald Trumpwas declared the winner of the 2016 election early Wednesday morning. For women, people of color and LGBTQ communities, it’s especially hard to fathom that we live in a country where we are regarded by so many as less than. At this point, the present is hard to comprehend and the future is terrifying to imagine.

Winter may already be here ― no, not in Westeros, but in the United States. At least that’s what George R.R. Martin had to say after the results of the 2016 presidential election came in. Martin, author of the Song of Ice and Fire series, has made no secret on his blog that he supported the Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton. This morning, after Clinton was defeated in the presidential race by Donald J.

Donald Trump seemed to run harder against the media than against Hillary Clinton some days. One was “dishonest,” he’d say, the other “crooked.”And neither, he argued, was on the side of Americans. On Tuesday, he beat them both. “The vaunted power of the media is not what it once had been,” Fox News anchor Brit Hume declared overnight,as results signaled a Trump victory in the 2016 election.

Heidi Klum may be the queen of Halloween, but this year, her costume failed to impress all her critics (us included). The German supermodel, who usually opts for extravagant costumes, chose to attend her annual Halloween party as herself ― cloned five times ― this year. So technically, she didn’t even dress up. Her clones, on the other hand, wore prosthetic makeup and hair extensions to ensure they looked exactly like Klum.

In a black-and-white photo that could, at first glance, be mistaken for an advertisement sans text: a row of women lie on their stomachs, each resting their heads on a propped-up hand. Although they’re posed similarly, the girls’ differences are on display, too. Some have thick, dark hair while others rock frizzy blonde updos. Some have elastic hair ties wrapped around their wrists while others don bauble-y bracelets.

Emma Watson wrote on Instagram Tuesday that she’s been hiding copies of “ Mom & Me & Mom ,”the seventh book in Maya Angelou ’s series of autobiographies, around the London tube. Our Shared Self’s Instagram account recently shared a photo from a lucky reader who found one of the hidden books. ”Mom & Me & Mom”is the latest recommendation in Watson’s feminist book club , called Our Shared Shelf.

What business does a disgraced former CEO plagued by sexual assault allegations have starring in a hit podcast? We’ll have to wait to find out.

Jennifer Lopez is definitely with her. The “Booty” singer performed a free concert in Miami on Saturday night to show her support for Democratic presidential nomineeHillary Clinton. To make sure she got the message across, JLo got extra patriotic by wearing an American flag-themed outfit and performing in front of a screen reading“Vote.

If this month’s Elena Ferrante–related news has taught us anything about our reading habits, it’s that we’re obsessed with authorship. The woman behind the popular Neapolitan novels wished to remain anonymous behind her pen name, but, rather than respecting her wishes and enjoying her work, we had to go and ruin it by outing her true identity.