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“Hacks” finale is a moving tribute to comedy’s power to keep going
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“Say something! Do something!”: Bruce Springsteen’s tour is a call to action
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Jake Gyllenhaal’s masculinity crisis
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“Michael,” Harry Potter and the death of the problematic fave
"Michael" and the Potterverse are booming. Apparently, we're done feeling bad about what that means
Teddy Thompson is music’s best-kept secret
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This Pride Month, will no one think of the straight people?
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