Bohemian Rhapsody wins big at Golden Globes, millennials are burned out, and other headlines

By Wilson Criscione

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Bohemian Rhapsody wins big at Golden Globes, millennials are burned out, and other headlines

A star has lost
The Golden Globes awarded best motion picture and drama to Bohemian Rhapsody, but A Star Is Born was shut out of the ceremony. (Washington Post)

Dirty tricks
Progressives in Alabama faked a Facebook page to make it look like supporters of Republican Roy Moore wanted to ban alcohol entirely. (New York Times)