Shumita Basu

Capitol on January 6th, 2021.

He was acquitted by the Senate in both trials.

The Washington Post reports Trump made his complaints as he was trying to force the National Portrait Gallery's director out.

The president and the Smithsonian did not respond to the Post's questions about whether Trump requested the change.

And at the Golden Globes last night, Hamnet, the fictional retelling of Shakespeare's family life, beat stiff competition to win Best Drama Award.

Paul Thomas Anderson, meanwhile, was named Best Director for one battle after another, while Tiana Taylor got Best Supporting Actress for her performance as the revolutionary Prophidia.

Timothée Chalamet won his first Golden Globe for his depiction of the ping-pong player Marty Supreme, and Rose Byrne collected her first as Best Actress for If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You.

In the TV categories, there were awards for The Pit, The Studio, and Pluribus, among others.

For the first time, the Golden Globes paid tribute to the podcast holding its inaugural award.

That went to Good Hang with Amy Poehler.

Poehler said she wanted to bring more laughter into a very rough world and ended her speech by telling her parents they could go back to watching The Patriots.

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Rolling Stone reports on Buford Pusser, who in the 70s was the most famous sheriff in the country after a movie based on his career and the death of his wife became a smash hit.

But behind the Hollywood storytelling, investigators say it may have all been a lie.

And questions now remain over whether he was involved in his wife's killing.

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It's Friday, December 12th.