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Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Beyoncé are looking more like the mega-rich than the relatable pop stars you loved (opens the original)
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(CNN) â If you are one of the many people mourning how life is not all you hoped it would be â between this K-shaped economy, our entrenched political divisions and our expensive wars â go ahead and add whatâs happening with Taylor Swift to the list of unsettled feelings about our major institutions. The pop superstar has released âThe Life of a Showgirl: The Encoreâ which adds four new songs to the original best-selling but critically maligned project. Much like the original album,
Thirty years after his death, Tupac mourned in wake of murder verdict | CNN (opens the original)
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It took nearly three decades to the day for someone to be held accountable for the death of Tupac Shakur. But the conviction of Duane âKeffe Dâ Davis was, at best, a mere illusion of justice for those who have spent the years since mourning the future the rapper was denied. âJustice is good, but it seems hollow, you know?â said P. Frank Williams, who produced a 2017 documentary series for A&E about Shakurâs murder which touched on Davisâ alleged involvement. Sunday marks 30 years sin
Tupac often talked about dying young. Thatâs part of why his murder still haunts us | CNN (opens the original)
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Tupac Shakurâs death has returned to the minds of many these days, as a man stands trial for his murder nearly three decades after the rapper and actor was gunned down. The renewed attention is also a reminder that Shakur thought about his own mortality often â and said so, out loud, again and again. In a now famous Vibe magazine interview the year before his death at the age of 25, Shakur told journalist Kevin Powell, âI donât have no fear of death.â âMy only fear is coming back rei
Can anyone whoâs not a child star really understand what itâs like to be one? | CNN (opens the original)
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The people who understand what Hayden Panettiere went through growing up in the entertainment industry belong to a rather small club of former child stars that includes contemporaries like Hilary Duff, Alexa PenaVega, Christy Carlson Romano and Anna Paquin, all of whom this week paid tribute to the late actress following her death on Sunday, days ahead of what would have been her 37th birthday. âI remember staying up late, chatting and gossiping, and connecting because we were part of such a s
Hayden Panettiereâs complex life in the spotlight started as a child | CNN (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere never knew life out of the spotlight. From her first gig as an infant in a Playskool toy train commercial, she took a path walked by many child stars before her, culminating in tragedy this week when the actress died at age 36 â an ending that is no less tragic because it feels eerily familiar. Panettiere began acting when she was 8 months old and never stopped, according to her memoir âThis Is Me: A Reckoning,â published just three months before her death. At an early ag
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