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This yearâs Emmys frontrunners are just trying to get by | CNN (opens the original)
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When TVâs biggest stars walk the red carpet at Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles for Mondayâs Emmy Awards, many of the frontrunners will have something in common. And, no, itâs not their designer outfits. This yearâs nominations have been dominated by characters just trying to get by. Whereas the so-called Golden Age of Television was once overrun by stories of mostly white male antiheroes up to no good, many of this yearâs Emmy frontrunners, across some of the biggest categories
Should you get a Samoyed like Taylor Swift did? Surely not. | CNN (opens the original)
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Taylor Swift is, rather famously, a cat person. Many fans not only know the names of Swiftâs three cats (Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson and Benjamin Button), but see them as much a part of the singerâs lore as her romantic history. Who else, upon being chosen as Person of the Year, would pose for the cover of Time magazine with her cat? So it was rather big news when it emerged on Wednesday that Swift and new husband Travis Kelce had officially welcomed a new dog into their family: a fluffy wh
Why restaurants are facing backlash for fake food pictures | CNN (opens the original)
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Adaeze Onejeme, a 28-year-old ad sales worker in Los Angeles, was visiting a night market in Hollywood with her sister in late August when she noticed something curious. Stall after stall, hawking loaded French fries or taquitos or smoothies, featured menus with pictures that at first seemed real â until she looked closer and noticed a too-perfect, almost rubbery aesthetic. âI was like, âThose donât look like chicken nuggets. Those donât look like typical food that we eat,ââ Onejem
The women are furious: a hit show tackles the Epstein era | CNN (opens the original)
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EDITORâS NOTE: This story contains spoilers for the season finale of Huluâs âFurious.â Viewers who tuned into Huluâs âFuriousâ might be forgiven for experiencing a sense of déjà vu: A billionaire with the initials J.E. is revealed to have sexually abused teen girls trafficked to him by a close female accomplice. His crimes, long covered up thanks to money and a network of powerful people, lead to a resolution in Mondayâs finale that might breed, well, a little fury. âFuriousâ
Raygun has made peace with the Paris Olympics â after a lot of therapy | CNN (opens the original)
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Time heals all wounds, according to the Australian breakdancer Raygun, even ones inflicted by strangers online when you suddenly find yourself the subject of global mockery. Two years after going viral for her captivatingly non-fluid breakdancing routine at the Paris Olympics, Rachael Gunn, aka Raygun, says sheâs learned to make peace with the âsurrealâ experience she had at the Games â thanks, in part, to a lot of therapy. âParis is now just a part of my story,â Gunn said in an inte
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