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Don’t ask Hilary Duff about “The Math.” The centerpiece of 2003’s Metamorphosis, it’s a cheeky rocker that conveys a frustrating relationship through mathematical terms — there are minus signs, plus signs, and even a reference to *69, the ye olde service code for a call return. Thinking about it nearly 25 years later, the 38-year-old
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Ravyn Lenae calls home on “Never Let Me Go,” a bluesy highlight from her third album, Blue Island. The recording that spans the final minute of the song finds the singer in conversation with her grandfather, whom she affectionately greets as Papo. “I was calling Grandma ‘cause I needed help with a line in this
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It’s official, Drake and Karol have collaborated on new song “Ahí” from the Colombian superstar’s latest release No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. The sultry track features Champagne Papi at his best. “Drake singing in Spanish has always been incredible to me,” Karol recently told Rolling Stone. “We started talking about making it a duet,
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“Making this decision wasn’t easy, but I’m learning that health has to come first” One of the main vocalists in Katseye is taking a break from the group. Sophia Laforteza shared in a statement on social media that she will be taking a hiatus to focus on her mental health. “Making this decision wasn’t easy,
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Meshell Ndegeocello is taking one of the Eighties’ frostiest break-up pop anthems somewhere much warmer. The bassist, singer, and producer has shared a new version of Human League’s “Don’t You Want Me” with Cat Power, reimagining the synth-pop classic as a laid-back reggae song that swaps intense, icy keyboards for horns and an easy, swaying
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Beat the heat this August by staying inside and streaming these new book adaptations. Or if you prefer an air-conditioned cinema, we’ve got some theatrical releases coming out this month as well. New movies, new TV shows, sequels/second seasons to expand on the bookish worlds we already know and love: here are all the must-watch
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Hell’s Highway: The True Story Of Highway Safety Films – Review by Matt Boiselle If you grew up hearing rumors about those infamous driver’s education films—the ones that supposedly traumatized an entire generation with graphic car crashes and mangled bodies—Hell’s Highway: The True Story About Highway Safety Filmsfinally separates fact from folklore. And yes…they really
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Video games are more than just great sources of entertainment for children and adults alike. Research also shows that they are useful for emotional regulation. As long as the time spent is limited and mindful, gamers can help regulate their mood by playing their favorite games. Puzzles, open-world RPGs, and even live online casino games
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The cast of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th, along with Housewives from various franchises, brought major glamour to their New York City premiere, with housewives from across the Bravo universe stepping out in showstopping looks ahead of the show’s return. From sequins to sheer cutouts, the red carpet delivered no shortage of style.
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The horror streamer opens a new medical-horror development slate with an original feature about a celebrity ASMR chiropractor whose first livestream ends in an on-camera death. Calvin Morie McCarthy directs Peyton Grace Bell and Alexander Molina; the film premieres exclusively on Screamify later this year. Screamify, the independent horror streaming platform, announced today that it
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An honest, in-depth review of Vida Glow collagen supplements covering ingredients, results, taste and whether the price tag is justified for anyone serious about skin health. The ingestible beauty market has grown rapidly in recent years, and with it has come a wave of brands promising transformative results from a daily supplement. Among them, Vida
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Goodreads’ selection of the biggest fall debut novels includes a mix of familiar names and newcomers, and a variety of genres and categories, making for an exciting season of discovery. These books hitting U.S. shelves August through early December include three big names—one from an unexpected space: Trying to fit more global settings into your
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The most popular audiobooks on Libby this summer (June 1st – July 31st, to be precise) have been tallied, and there are a few surprises. What’s not surprising, and something I find most times I look at the most popular ebooks or audiobooks on Libby, is that the list mirrors bestseller lists. This means that
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The country group surprised 37,000 audience members at Boston’s Fenway Park with a trip on Margaritaville at Sea in honor of 15 consecutive sold-out shows Zac Brown Band channeled Oprah Winfrey on Sunday night as the group surprised all 37,000 audience membersat their Fenway Park concert in Boston with trips aboard the cruise ship Margaritaville
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Bruce Springsteen shared a kindhearted speech and an acoustic rendition of “Born to Run” with a cancer research and treatment organization in Massachusetts on Friday night. The musician sent a prerecorded message to be played at an annual event for the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC), a yearly bike ride that raises funds for cancer research and
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ICE CREAM MAN (2026) Review by Matt Boiselle Written & Directed by Eli Roth, and starring Ari Millen, Charlie Zeltzer & Sarah Abbott Let’s just get this out of the way… If you walk intoIce Cream Manexpecting grounded storytelling and subtle scares, you’re in the wrong theater. Eli Roth’s typical fashion didn’t allow this movie
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As I’ve cycled between audiobooks, ebooks, and physical books these last few years, a personal pattern has emerged. I’ve noticed that certain genres, and even subgenres, work better for me as audiobooks rather than physical or ebooks, and vice versa. Then there are the books where I mix and match. When it comes to my
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When Lemons Give You Life by Anna Johnston (Gay Fiction) Appetite by P. Paramita (Queer Fiction) Back to Square One by Georgia Beers (F/F Romance) International Relations by Zac Hammett (M/M Romance) American Love Story by Adriana Herrera (M/M Romance) (Rerelease) Silver Sweet by Krista Ritchie and Becca Ritchie (M/M Romance) The Villain’s White Halo
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Tracy Borman is the chief historian of Historic Royal Palaces. Her new novel, The House of Boleyn, is out today from Grove Atlantic. Below, she discusses myths and misconceptions about Anne Boleyn. I’ve spent most of my career studying Anne Boleyn and have an almost daily reminder of her bloody fate at the Tower of
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Tracy Borman is the chief historian of Historic Royal Palaces. Her new novel, The House of Boleyn, is out today from Grove Atlantic. Below, she discusses myths and misconceptions about Anne Boleyn. I’ve spent most of my career studying Anne Boleyn and have an almost daily reminder of her bloody fate at the Tower of
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