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For as long as the Indian novelist, Booker Prize winner and activist Arundhati Roy can remember, her mother was — or pretended to be — dying. A chronic asthmatic with a flair for drama, Mary Roy kept ...

The impasse between the Golden State Warriors and forward Jonathan Kuminga doesn't appear close to a resolution, but he still has the support of his teammates. During a radio appearance on 95.7 The ...

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The Beaches know a thing or two about writing songs surrounding messy relationships—both sapphic and otherwise. “Blame Brett,” their breakout single from their 2023 album Blame My Ex, hit 100 million ...

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Ben Marshall of comedy trio Please Don’t Destroy — memorably described as “a sad Ron Weasley” by Taylor Swift in a 2022 sketch — has been promoted to a featured player on Saturday Night Live for his ...