Between Bells: February 22, 2018

Vanity Fair's Hive looks at the intensifying gun control debate, bro culture in corporate America, and more. Between Bells asks: why is there no Oscar front runner for Best Picture? We also recap the biggest Olympic moments, and look ahead to what's shaping up to be a major showdown on the ice...in curling. We also meet the actor playing Young Bruce Wayne on the hit series, Gotham, and find out which iconic villains will show up this season.

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