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Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards Maisie Peters released the single “Lost The Breakup” today. The driving, ’80s-inspired track is the second single from her upcoming sophomore album The Good Witch. It follows “Body Better,” which arrived in January. In addition to the new song, Peters announced a headlining North American tour that kicks off
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By: AWNewYork/Shutterstock; Emily Ratajkowski, NYT Best-selling Author, Entrepreneur, and Model Updated: 3/27/2022 If I had known the lengths Bitch Era Rata was about to go to I don’t know if I would have raised my hand to write this article — it’s become such a saga, Stephanie Meyer should be taking notes. While some flings
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A month ago I watched the NBA’s most fashionable player, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, walk into the Crypto.com Arena in a cartoon-esque outfit. These round, fire-engine red boots paired with jeans that were intentionally wavy. It felt like you took some sort of psychedelic looking at him. @blurryvisionisfantastic Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wearing MSCHF’s Big Red Boot 👢🔴🏀 #fyp#fypシ#foryoupage#nba#fashion♬
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The challenge any reality show contestant faces is growing their audience once the show ends. Since competing on The Voice in 2018, Alexa Cappelli has kept the momentum going. Last year, her single “Could’ve Just Left Me Alone” went viral and has racked up nearly 20 million Spotify streams. Her latest single, “Someone Better,” is
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Last week, the fashion world was taken by surprise as Law Roach noisily retired from styling. The famed stylist is known for saving the fashion careers of many celebrities, pulling them out of tone-deaf, trendless outfits and into the world of serving absolute looks. If you’ve loved what a celeb is wearing, Law Roach probably
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I love it when the rich and famous go on trial to display how vastly out of touch they are with the rest of humble society. Bone-broth-drinking, Goop-founding, avid skier Gwyneth Paltrow is social media’s current favorite spectacle. And I’m calling it: this might be the greatest celeb trial of all time. It started way
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Movie distribution is a complete mess. With studios holding out for theatrical releases while streaming services poach viewers from cinema seats, industry giants seem to be at war. And We, The People — who only want to watch exceptional movies — are the victims. Top Gun: Maverick and Elvis were hailed as the saviors of
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Here’s a headline that you probably didn’t have on your 2023 bingo card: Tom Brady and Reese Witherspoon are allegedly dating, according to Deuxmoi. First of all, the fact that our modern day Gossip Girl is breaking this kind of juicy tea is insanity…but-wait-what?!? Reese only announced her divorce from Jim Toth on March 24.
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Tomorrow (March 31), Andrew McMahon will release Tilt At The Wind No More. The new album is his first since 2018’s Upside Down Flowers. The Southern California native has been a fixture of alternative radio for more than 20 years. From his early hits with Something Corporate, to Jack’s Mannequin to in the Wilderness, his
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Updated 1/17/2023 A representative has confirmed that a public memorial service for Lisa Marie Presley will be held on the front lawn of Graceland on January 22nd. Presley will be buried alongside her son, Benjamin Keough, in Graceland’s Meditation Garden. The Meditation Garden is also the resting place of her father, Elvis, and his parents,
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Of all the Britpop giant Blur members, drummer Dave Rowntree seemed the least likely to have a solo career. Singer Damon Albarn was the undisputed frontman of the group, but he let guitarist Graham Coxon and bassist Alex James take the mic from time to time. Rowntree’s vocal contributions to Blur were always in the
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German Composer Gustav Mahler gave us the phrase ‘The Song of the Earth’: in 1908-9, he composed Das Lied von der Erde, a song sequence in praise of the natural world. The Mahler Foundation offers this useful summary: ‘Gustav Mahler believed that nature held the key to the profundity of life. … As he once
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