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Pro-Palestinian protest planned for Ed Sheeran's Philly concert (opens the original)
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It's unclear which, if any, opening acts will accompany Ed Sheeran at his Philadelphia concert Saturday following Macklemore's controversial exit from the singer's Loop Tour. But pro-Palestinian groups will assemble near Lincoln Financial Field an hour before the show to welcome Sheeran with a protest. Philly Palestine Coalition and Shut Down D&Z announced plans to demonstrate at NRG Station at 4:30 p.m. to "return the conversation to Palestine, and return Philadelphia to action." Neither group
Some of the most influential U.S. designers were imprisoned during WWII. This exhibit shows how it changed them (opens the original)
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In the wake of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government indiscriminately locked up over 120,000 Japanese Americans in internment camps along the West Coast and Midwest. This compulsory relocation had profound personal effects on the individuals forced out of their homes and siloed off from society. But it also fundamentally shaped modern design. The Barnes Foundation explores furniture, sculpture and pop culture in the context of World War II internment through its latest exhibit "Noguch
Boyz II Men, back again for a hometown show, still remember beating Questlove at CAPA talent show (opens the original)
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With 64 million records sold, Boyz II Men holds the distinction of being the bestselling R&B group of all time. But if you ask the guys, their music defies every label. "Boyz II Men is kind of in its own genre," founding member Nathan Morris said. "It's not new jack swing or soul or whatever. Our background comes from urban music, the streets, classical music. It comes from all over the place. So it's just a combination of four guys creating a sound that they enjoy and presenting it to the world
Legendary fashion designer Bob Mackie was a favorite of Sabrina Carpenter, Pink (opens the original)
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Bob Mackie, the man behind Cher's 1986 Oscar dress and the nude, rhinestoned gown Marilyn Monroe wore to serenade President John F. Kennedy, died Monday at 87, his representatives shared on social media. Mackie's client list included divas from the past six decades of entertainment, including Diana Ross, Dolly Parton, Tina Turner and Madonna. He also designed every costume for Carol Burnett's eponymous show. But a new generation of stars raided Mackie's collections for Met Gala and award show lo
Malala Yousafzai went to the Eagles season opener. Here's the history of her stealth Birds fandom (opens the original)
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The Eagles can add another famous fan to their roster: Nobel Peace Prize-wining activist Malala Yousafzai. Yousafzai was spotted in the stands at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday during the Birds' season opener against the Washington Commanders. As social media users expressed surprise at her attendance, the women's education advocate formally declared her allegiance by quote-tweeting an image of her on the jumbotron with "GO BIRDS." MORE: 9/11 memorial that traveled the country in 2001 returns
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