- Is the Harry Potter series about to flop?
- Taylor Swift is the biggest global hitmaker of the decade
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Lucian Piane dies at 46
So sad that he didn't get the help he needed. RIP
- Hasan Piker interviewed by Ziwe
- Metallica vocalist attacks Hayley Williams for being political and "trying to divide"
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Zara's Midnight Sun was inspired by C, XOXO
- Kelly Clarkson Store Drama: Kelly says store is lying; security footage released
- Shane Gillis BOMBS SNL monologue, gets dragged for misogynist jokes about women
- Kelly Clarkson Store Drama: Kelly says store is lying; security footage released
- Kelly Clarkson Store Drama: Kelly says store is lying; security footage released
I get that she felt mistreated, but idk it always feels icky and Karen-y when celebrities publicly attack small businesses over things that are not serious offenses. Could've just been one employee and one bad interaction, now the store is getting review bombed and attacked, it could put them out of business. Again I'm not defending rude employees, but celebrities should also be mindful of how they use their platform when it could affect real people and their lives.- Why Selena is more respected in the music industry than Demi?
- Lana Del Rey and Morgan Wallen to host the GTA 6 country station
- Nude portrait of Harry Styles displayed at Queer exhibit in National Portrait Gallery
He just has negative sex appeal- JYT announces mall tour
- Glen Powell silent on politics due to 'discourse,' Running Man flopped due to layoffs
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