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Name droppers.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama

shares what she thinks about her daughter

Malia's decision to draft her last name.

As Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, Patrick,

reveals his struggle over being in his famous father's shadow.

Does it make sense to go under some sort of alias? Does it make sense to go under a, you know,

a different name? Do I just use Schwarzenegger? But is there any way to avoid being granted a nepo baby?

Then Mark Camel on how his latest movie, The Life Life of Chuck gives a hopeful view of the end of the

world and if he has any plans to return to the Star Wars universe.

Plus, Breanne Howie has a sneak peek at the return of her mega-hit Netflix binge watch obsession,

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And feel good Friday about an all-new view your deal.

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