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Redeem now Since Dave Chappelle was announced to host "Saturday Night Live," fans have been wondering if the comedian would bring any of his former "Chappelle's Show" characters to the show. Chappelle more than delivered. He didn't just bring back one of his classic characters, he brought back several of them for a sketch spoofing the anticipated season seven premiere of "The Walking Dead," which saw the death of two of the series' popular characters.

Updated Redeem now In 2019, Pew Research Foundation officially established a generation after millennials, Generation Z. Generation Z includes anyone born between 1997 and 2012.  Defining generations helps researchers see how coming of age during certain historical events and technological changes influence the way people see the world. The only generation officially designated by the US Census Bureau is the baby-boomer generation. Yet that hasn't stopped demographers from classifying other cohorts into ranges of birth years.

John Cook is an executive editor for news at Business Insider overseeing politics, investigations, features, and defense coverage. He has been a reporter and editor for more than 20 years, serving as executive editor of Gawker Media, editor in chief of The Intercept, and founder of Gizmodo Media Group's investigative team, the Special Projects Desk. He was coauthor, with Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance, of "Our Noise: The Story of Merge Records,"

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Chris Tollerfield grew up in the UK and always had a fascination with America. After visiting 48 US states, he says every state felt like its own country — each had its own charm. He based his rankings on things such as scenery, activities, fun factor, and how welcomed he felt. Growing up in the UK, I always had a fascination with America. It was probably from watching American movies, TV shows, and music videos, but it was also from watching nature documentaries with my grandad and seeing the Rockies, Death Valley, and the Everglades.

I spent $100 at Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge aboard the big, new Disney Wish, and it was amazing. It's worth a visit for anyone who likes well-made cocktails and immersive environments. I loved it more than Oga's Cantina at the parks because of its theming and incredible drinks. I recently sailed aboard Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, which is home to Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge. The lounge is on the new Disney Wish cruise ship.

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