and deliver an important message. The boys, who were honored with the Decade Award in Hermosa Beach, California, on the live broadcast presented by Jack Black, spoke about their struggles with bullying while growing up and trying to break into the music industry. ’s Kara Danvers and draw the obvious, external comparisons between her and her famous cousin, Clark Kent. In the real world, when they’re both not fighting evil, they’ve taken desk jobs in media in their respective cities in order to get by. They both wear glasses — to conceal their secret identities, of course, but also partly (in Kara’s case) to dull the intensity of X-ray vision. But it would be unfair to write off Kara as little more than a female version of Clark. Because the show has actively made an effort not to fall back on referencing Clark or Superman too much, it’s given Kara the opportunity to step into her own unique role as Supergirl — with a city of her own to save on a weekly basis. “When anybody’s behind a machine, whether it’s a gun or a computer or a car, a dehumanization takes place that makes it easier to commit an act of violence,” Veronique De La Rosa, the mother of Sandy Hook victim Noah Pozner, told theTimes to be reunited with their families. Some, with family members already living in the U.S., may have the chance to be released to the care of those family members — for a steep price.According to a new report byThe New York Times