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Madonna Dismisses Critiques of Her Appearance at the Grammys as "Ageism and Misogyny"

The pop star blamed photographers' long-lens cameras for distorting her appearance.

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Missouri Republicans Vote to Affirm Toddlers' Rights to Carry Firearms in the Streets

Yes, it's exactly as crazy as it sounds.

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The George Santos Saga: Just When You Think It Couldn't Get Worse, It Does

The allegations, which now include sexual harassment, are getting darker by the minute.

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The "Sickening" Story of the Sarah Lawrence Sex Cult

Director Zach Heinzerling on Hulu's three-part docuseries Stolen Youth, which features firsthand footage and audio of Larry Ray and his young followers.

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An aerial view of the house in Moscow, Idaho, where four University of Idaho students were killed last November.

The Idaho Murders, Part 1: How 4 College Kids Lived and Loved

The brutal murders of four Idaho college students shocked millions. Through social media posts, court records, and other primary sources, author Kathleen Hale forensically reconstructs their lives before the crime, and the night they were killed.

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Sharper Is a Wickedly Good Thriller That Reminds Us of Better Days

Julianne Moore, Sebastian Stan, and others play a very fun con game.

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Saturday, February 11, 2023

Madonna Dismisses Critiques of Her Appearance at the Grammys as “Ageism and Misogyny”

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