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Review: Taylor Swift doesn’t know when the show is over - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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When Taylor Swift announced her 12th studio album “The Life of a Showgirl” on her now-husband Travis Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast last year, she described a project that was strictly focused on “quality” and “everything fitting together like a perfect puzzle.” Back then, the comment seemed plausible with the concise 12-song tracklist, especially after her 31-track slog in 2024 with “The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology.” Then came two new streamable variations and over 30 different phys
Is the reference economy cheapening Gen Z music? - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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Addison Rae wants to roll a blunt with Lana Del Rey, Eli is getting drunk with Tate McRae and rising Slovakian pop princess Adéla feels like Nicole Kidman in her tight corset. Straight from their own lyrics, pop artists have never been so referential. While musical references can feel buzzy and exciting at first, these are more than just occasional Easter eggs. Today, having a recognizable image is imperative for new artists to break through the endless algorithms of TikTok and Spotify. And what
Ranked: Premium movie formats - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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All hail Nicole Kidman: There’s never been a more competitive time to go to the movies. After the box office success of films like “The Odyssey,” “Project Hail Mary” and “Sinners” projected in the rare IMAX 70 mm format, the desire for premium screens has added a new level of viral madness to the theatrical experience. Just last month in New York City, Denis Villeneuve worshipers camped outside AMC Lincoln Square to buy “Dune: Part Three” tickets, turning a simple task into a Ticketmaster-level
Books beyond Bobst: A memoir of survival, a time-traveling romance and more - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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“Nobody’s Girl” is one of the most painful books I’ve ever read — and simultaneously one of the most important stories I’ve come across recently. The memoir traces the timeline of the author’s life from early childhood through the prolonged abuse she experienced at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and other influential figures across her youth and adulthood. While memoirs from well-known individuals can often feel like fluffed-out tales of fame and cheap advice, “Nobody’s Girl” is
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