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Speaking Irish is politicized, and a relative rarity. Rapping in Irish is even more rare, and even more political, especially in the North, where you’re as likely to run into a “You live here, speak English” conservative as at a Trump rally. So when the three knuckleheads of Kneecap...

San Francisco, CA—Digital manga subscription service Azuki is adding over 300 volumes from 77 manga series published by Kodansha USA Publishing, LLC to its library, now available to purchase on Azuki's website. The Kodansha additions on Azuki's website will continue in batches that will be announced in the coming weeks. With thousands of chapters already available with an Azuki Premium subscription, the addition of individual volume purchases on the website allows many of the manga series that were previously partially available to be read to completion.

The 77 manga series in the current batch, including Fire Force; A Silent Voice; Kiss Him, Not Me!; Princess Jellyfish; Attack on Titan; and Edens Zero, are available now for purchase on the Azuki website and readable via Azuki's web, iOS and Android apps. The full list is below:

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TLC has cornered the market on exploring diverse and unique family arrangements. First, the network covered supersized families like the Duggars and the Gosselins. It moved in a different direction in recent years. Instead of large families, the network has carved out a niche for unique family setups, specifically polygamist families. With Sister Wives and Seeking Sister Wife drawing interest, the network is again trying its luck with Seeking Brother Husband, a show focused on families living and exploring polyandry. How are polyandry and polygamy different?

‘Seeking Brother Husbands’ focuses on families looking for additional husbands

You’ve probably seen Seeking Sister Wife, and you’ve almost definitely seen Sister Wives, but have you seen Seeking Brother Husband yet? Premiering on TLC on Mar. 26, the show explores several families who have all decided, for various reasons, to seek out a second or third husband to join their family.

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With the major success of Seeking Sister Wife, TLC is gearing up for another major success with its new spinoff show, Seeking Brother Husband. Shifting from polygamy to polyandry, TLC fans finally get to see the flip side of plural relationships. If you’re eager to watch this must-see new series, here’s everything you need to know about the season 1 premiere, including the air date and time.

Chara, Patrick and Noble, ‘Seeking Brother Husband’ | TLC What TLC fans can expect from ‘Seeking Brother Husband’

In a way, Seeking Brother Husband is a follow-up to the 2017 TLC special Brother Husbands, which followed the wife, Amanda, and her two husbands, Jeremy and Chad, and their combined five children. Unfortunately, Brother Husbands didn’t gain the momentum needed for a whole series, so it never made it past the one-time special.

For years, audiences have complained to TLC about the lack of diversity,...

The newest TLC series, Seeking Brother Husband, delves into the unexplored world of couples seeking another husband to add to their family. After TLC’s major success documenting polygamist families on Seeking Sister Wife and Sister Wives, they’re exploring polyandry. Let’s meet the cast of duos (and trios) at different stages of seeking brother husbands.

Kenya, Carl and Tiger, ‘Seeking Brother Husband’ | TLC Kenya, Carl, and Tiger

In the first look trailer for Seeking Brother Husband, Kenya defines polyandry as “one woman who has multiple husbands, but those husbands cannot have any other partners.”

Kenya and Carl, who were married first, connected philosophically and have been married for 26 years. The couple shares three adult children together and resides in Houston.

Kenya, Carl and Tiger, ‘Seeking Brother Husband’ | TLC

The couple added Tiger, who became Kenya’s second husband, who fulfills her emotional and physical needs. “I have two husbands who love me,...

Maja (Josephine Park) has not had much success as an actress, being best know as a storytelling elf from an old television series for children. But this did give her the opportunity for a meet-cute with the somewhat younger Leah, who is doing some reseach in Denmark on Jewish folklore. After an bad injury sustained during a seizure, Leah must return home to London, and Maja, who has already formed a strong connection to the young woman, joins her. That means entering into Leah's orthodox Jewish community, and effectively sharing a household with Leah's overbearing and overprotective mother, Chara (Sophie Gråbøl). While this description might sound like the opening of a romantic comedy, Attachment is far from it. Rather, Gabriel...

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