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In the February 2 newsletter:
The five questions hanging in the air after the Stafford-Goff trade, a review of WandaVision thus far, and an interview with the late Cicely Tyson just days before her passing.

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Five Lingering Questions Following the Matthew Stafford–Jared Goff Trade

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The 2021 QB carousel has officially begun. Saturday’s blockbuster trade was the first major development of the offseason, but it won’t be the last.

[Join Kaelen Jones as he considers the ripple effects of the Stafford-Goff trade.]

WandaVision Hints at an Exciting—and Scary—Future for the MCU

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The excellent fourth episode takes a turn that not only improves the series, but the universe as a whole.

[Spoiler alert! Miles Surrey reviews the fourth episode of WandaVision.]

Tom Brady Took a Road Less Traveled for His Super Bowl Return

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Brady bet on himself by leaving New England. Beating Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, and possibly Patrick Mahomes en route to another Super Bowl would be a remarkable validation of his belief.

[Before you watch Tom Brady take on Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl this Sunday, join Nora Princiotti as she looks at the road Brady took to get to Tampa.]

An Interview With Cicely Tyson | The Bakari Sellers Podcast

Bakari pays tribute to iconic actress Cicely Tyson, whom he had the chance to speak with just a few days before her passing. Tyson discussed her book, Just As I Am, and her barrier-breaking career.

Introducing Black Girl Songbook

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Welcome to Black Girl Songbook. Join author and former Vibe editor-in-chief Danyel Smith as she celebrates and uplifts the talents of Black women in the music industry. Tune in for in-depth discussions with your favorite songwriters, producers, and artists, as well as anecdotes from Danyel. Plus, you’ll hear the songs of Black women who changed the landscape of American music forever.

The Nets Have Already Figured Out the Key to Unlocking the Power of a Big Three

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The defense is still a work in progress, but Brooklyn is at least ahead of the curve in the way it deploys its superstars.

[Zach Kram takes a look at Brooklyn's Big Three.]

“So long, boys. See you in the funny papers.”
—Big Dan Teague, O Brother, Where Art Thou?

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Five Big Questions After the Blockbuster Stafford-Goff Trade

Five Lingering Questions Following the Matthew Stafford–Jared Goff Trade

WandaVision Hints at an Exciting—and Scary—Future for the MCU

Tom Brady Took a Road Less Traveled for His Super Bowl Return

An Interview With Cicely Tyson | The Bakari Sellers Podcast

Introducing Black Girl Songbook

The Nets Have Already Figured Out the Key to Unlocking the Power of a Big Three

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