Meet the wives with perfect lives - Nicole Kidman in the epic satire. When a high-flying business women has a breakdown, her husband moves her to a strange new community.

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To us, anyway. Over 50 seasons, “Saturday Night Live” has introduced crystal gravy, robot insurance and countless other demented goods and services. Share your favorites in the comments.

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Estee Williams, deemed a modern-day Stepford wife, will likely be earning thousands, too. The sleuths note that the figure doesn’t include brand deals – as well as earning from TikTok views ...

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Here's what we know about the next new episode airing January 19: Sister Wives season 19 episode 18: "Money is the Root of All Evil" "Christine and Janelle each reveal big new chapters in their lives.

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Wives really could gab if the number of old wives' tales is anything to go off of. Old wives' tales are superstitious sayings and beliefs that people of the past used in lieu of research-based facts.

Johnson has a solo art show on view at Howard’s on Main, 330 Main St., which opens 5 p.m. Wednesday with a public reception. The show is on view until March.