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In 2016, politics dominated our pop culture _ and vice versa

2016/12/27 19:09:28 @Entertainment News Headlines — Yahoo! News

Our politics is often reflected in our popular culture, and vice versa — especially in an election year. That relationship seemed closer than ever in 2016, when a TV personality was elected president, reality shows and beauty contests were referenced in presidential debates, and even a Broadway show ignited partisan sparring.
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