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Life as a teenager has drastically changed since technology’s inception and the evolution of world views. I am, admittedly, on the older side of Gen-Z. I only recently realized I was not technically a millennial, having been born in 1997. This is mainly because being in high school for me (2012-2016) is worlds away from
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Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with Jim Wilson, Award Winning Composer, Pianist & Recording Artist, Author of “Tuned-In: Memoirs of a Piano Man”. Jim Wilson is a multi-award winning composer, pianist, concert and recording artist who has just released a fascinating, entertaining and insightful memoir entitled, “Tuned-In: Memoirs of a Piano Man: Behind the
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Lifetime is known for its original ‘Ripped From the Headlines’ movies that retell the events that grip the nation and even the world. If you have ever seen one, you know it can be challenging to get over the low-budget production and corny writing, but that’s part of their addiction. They tend to get filmed
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When the previous episode of Shogun ended with Toranaga’s rousing call to arms, we assumed that Operation Crimson Sky couldn’t be far behind. Sure enough, A Stick of Time opens in the aftermath of what looked to be a very bloody battle. If you’re a fan of this show’s unflinching portrayal of feudal carnage, then
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Colter finally had a case in a major metropolitan city, AND he teamed up with Bobby and Reenie in person?! Christmas came super early, y’all. Tracker Season 1 Episode 7 wasn’t breaking the mold as far as cases of the week go, but it was the first time we spent extended time with Bobby, and
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Someone get the Bobby Nash upper body and core workout routine and send it my way. With the cruise ship going full-on Poseidon Adventure, Bobby and Athena had to step up and lead a tattered and bruised group up and across the broken boat if they wanted any chance at getting off that floating death
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