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"I Want to Hold Your Hand" is the Beatles' most extravagantly passionate vision of romance. You can bet Taylor understands
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Three authors chronicle the history of the World Cup and of U.S. men's soccer.
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From old foes to controversial executives, here are the invites that still have us scratching our heads
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Amid several days of controversy surrounding the U.S. Men's National Team, the Americans are set to face Belgium tonight in the Round of 16 — here's how to watch without paying
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The superstar scored the legal victory just days after her wedding to Travis Kelce
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Miguel Salazar of the New York Times Books Review recommends three titles that can help you understand the history of the World Cup.
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Totally makes sense if it passed you by, but we do know a bit about the intimate gathering at the 20,000 capacity arena where a noted singer-songwriter and professional football player tied the knot
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From John Lennon lore to mysterious puzzle pieces, there's a lot of PB3 unpacking to do
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Rhaenyra's advent to power starts off rough and doesn't get much better.
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"The Coast of Everything," by Guillermo Stitch, is structured like a nesting doll, with one story hidden within another.
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The Grammy winner also stars in the new work, playing Perelman Performing Arts Center.
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The nation's largest group of scholars of U.S. history denounced a White House report attacking the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
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Since returning to the White House in 2025, President Trump has repeatedly denounced the Smithsonian's museums. The latest salvo came on the nation's 250th birthday.
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Sky boss Dana Strong's comments came as the channel announces it is buying ITV's media and entertainment divisions in a £1.6bn deal.
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On "Confessions II," a successor to her hit 2005 album "Confessions on a Dance Floor," the pop superstar gives new energy to her origin story and shines light on the troubles she's danced away.
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In the 1990s, he took 80 of the art institution's paintings on tour — going against the founder's wishes — to raise money for a renovation.
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Most of the Islanders eliminated this weekend were living on borrowed time, but the Karaoke Night dumping shakes up the villa.
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Irvine Welsh brings back his beloved Edinburgh ensemble for his new novel, "Men in Love."
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His 1998 book, "Gotham," which told the city's story to 1898, focused on social and economic conflict. It won a Pulitzer Prize and inspired two sequels.
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It's the first days of Rhaenyra's reign, when she should be at her most optimistic, and already the project feels doomed.
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An institution under attack from the Trump administration provided relief from the weather on July 4 — and a chance to ponder what it means to be American.
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A scathing report released on the Fourth of July says the National Museum of American History downplays the role of the founders while emphasizing social justice.
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An announcement is expected imminently on Sky buying ITV's TV and streaming channels.
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CBS is putting on a three-hour Fourth of July stream with performances and a stream of the Washington, D.C. fireworks show
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"Love really works in mysterious ways, and today's happy ending genuinely moves me"
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Juliette is back in Silo 18 as the new mayor thanks to her heroics last season — except she can't remember what happened.
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Escape the heat wave with these shows, from the rousing Hamilton to the campy Oh, Mary!
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The couple has been mum about their upcoming nuptials, but speculation has mounted about a multi-day celebration at Madison Square Garden.
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"The Midnight Special" offers an unconventional cultural history with profiles of five artists influenced by the carceral system.
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 Let's face it: The Boys has meandered all season long. Thanks to NSFW sex dungeons, flying sheep, a murderous ice rink fiasco, Billy Butcher's (Karl Urban) tumor-induced visions, and whatever the hell Frenchie (Tomer Capone) has been up to, Prime Video's superhero drama feels lost. Even the two promising new Supes who…
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A former aide in the Trump White House shared a story about the time a colleague warned her that playing Taylor Swift in Trumpland was potentially a fireable offense.
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 Burton, known for his role in "Star Trek" and hosing "Reading Rainbow," is a fan-favorite to replace Trebek. Here's why that makes sense.
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And so with this CBS/Paramount DVD release, Gunsmoke ends its unprecedented 20-year run, wrapping up an incredible 635 episodes. While a couple of series have since beaten Gunsmoke, namely Law & Order, The Simpsons, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, with more seasons and/or episodes, that doesn't take into account Gunsmoke's far greater per-season output in its early years, or the much longer running times of both the half-hour and later hour-long episodes. Nor does it factor in star James Arness's appearance in every episode (and later TV movies), or the long runs of so many regulars, including supporting and bit players. Regardless, the label's commitment to finish out Gunsmoke on DVD deserves our gratitude, especially their wise decision to remaster the entire series, and to even add some fine extra features in its last seasons. I'...Read the entire review
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 I know Comic-Con is mostly about new movie trailers at this point, but ComiXology is staying true to the convention's name by offering a ton of sales on...wait for it...comics.
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 "Or if you criticize yourself for making a mistake —either way, you will never have enough confidence to try anything new or expand your repertoire." She adds that the key to opening yourself creatively — whether it's doing something different on-the-job or taking a chance on the dance floor — is learning to take in constructive criticism, not destructive criticism. "Constructive criticism is when we see we're awkward, so we can identify the problem and find a solution," says Plumez.
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