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In the new aural adventure Marry Me Margaret, Randall Wheatley explores the emotional connections shared between intriguing, somewhat neo-beat generation-like characters whilst imparting a big piece of his own heart into the story. Coming to a set of speakers near you this coming June 19th, 2020, Marry Me Margaret is one-part On the Road and another part “Late Lament,” with
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Warning: This article contains disturbing and sexually explicit language. Please read at your own discretion. Harvey Weinstein‘s former assistant Rowena Chiu broke her non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to discuss the disgraced movie producer’s alleged sexual harassment in a tell-all interview with Variety. Chiu has previously alleged that Weinstein — who is currently serving a 23-year sentence
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Yet another Pompeo controversy involves the secretary of state directing State officials to perform household tasks for him and his wife, like washing dishes or walking his dog. That issue, too, has only gained steam in recent days, embroiling Susan Pompeo, whom the Times reports has “played an unusually active role” in Pompeo’s State business.
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Courtesy With the world sheltering at home in the midst of a pandemic, binge-watching is no longer for wiling away a lazy Sunday—it’s America’s pastime. Though 2020 has seen a few not-so-great offerings hit our laptop screens (Too Hot to Handle, anyone?), peak TV continues to deliver truly quality content. From standout seasons of The
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While we isolate ourselves, one song that could be a great first step in bringing us closer is Cary Park’s “You Matter To Me”. Wise words from a seasoned music industry veteran, Park’s songwriter and singing skills are at the same level as his virtuosic guitar playing. Bridging the gap between Americana and adult contemporary,
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There’s nothing cool about a sunburn. It hurts now, you’ll be rocking prematurely-aged skin later—plus it raises your risk of skin cancer. The best natural sunscreen will keep you protected from the sun without any hard-to-pronounce chemicals. But what does natural even mean? Just like with wine, “natural” can seem like just a marketing buzzword.
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Climate change is going to be particularly hard on women. Thankfully, they’re leading discussions about how to mitigate its impacts Climate change is going to hurt women more than men. The reasons, as outlined by the United Nations, Oxfam and others, are stark, and plentiful—including that women are more likely to live in poverty just about everywhere on earth. Women
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Look, you could watch some high-minded and sophisticated new show like The Great (which, to be fair, isn’t all that high-minded or sophisticated)—or you could say “screw it,” and tune in to Fox’s new American Gladiator-meets-American Ninja Warrior competition series Ultimate Tag, premiering May 20, instead. Who couldn’t use some meathead muscle right now, a
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President Donald Trump and the GOP are pushing to reopen the economy ASAP amid the coronavirus—and they’re planning to mobilize a fleet of Trump-friendly doctors to help them out. The Associated Press reported Tuesday that Republican operatives are currently strategizing to put pro-Trump doctors on television to push the president’s reopening schedule, even as the
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Kaie Kellough was returning home from a walk around Montreal when his phone lit up with a tweet congratulating him on being the Canadian winner of the Griffin Poetry Prize. Perhaps it wasn’t the most ceremonious way to find out he’d received the $65,000 honour for “Magnetic Equator,” but Kellough says there were upsides to Tuesday’s virtual
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On May 7, Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Brad Parscale, tweeted a GIF of the Death Star firing its planet-destroying laser to announce the start of the campaign’s war on Joe Biden. Parscale’s choice of pop-culture ephemera was widely mocked. But the meme’s biggest weakness was that it bore no resemblance to the campaign’s messaging, which
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