Warning: Spoilers ahead for Daisy Jones and the Six Sex, drugs and rock and roll abound in Daisy Jones and the Six, the rollicking, drama-filled show about a rock band from the ’70s, out March 3 on Amazon Prime. The 10-episode series, which stars rock progeny Riley Keough as the titular Daisy, was adapted for the screen from author Taylor Jenkins Reid‘s wildly popular novel of the same name. The book, which is written in the format of an oral history, centers on the fictional Daisy Jones and the Six, a rock band that rose to prominence in the ’70s, before abruptly and mysteriously dissolving, and features interviews with members of the band, their friends, families and colleagues.

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Hope Hicks has come a long way since doing PR for Ivanka Trump's fashion line. And while the 29-year-old White House communications director rarely speaks on the record, the evolution of her fashion reveals some key facts about the direction of the Trump administration. During the Trump presidential campaign, Hicks' fashion choices were very similar to Ivanka Trump's. But over the last few months, Hicks has ditched the flattering pastels of Ivanka for the more severe fashion of first lady Melania Trump.

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