Month: December 2024

Beyoncé took the field in her Houston hometown to play the halftime show during one of the NFL’s first Christmas game to stream live on Netflix. At NRG Stadium—as the Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens took a break from the game action—she performed Cowboy Carter cuts, beginning with “16 Carriages,” as she rode atop a
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For many horror fans, Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is the most anticipated movie of 2024, perhaps even of the decade so far. It has had a troubled history with many fits and starts along the way before finally reaching screens after nearly a decade in the making (Bloody Disgusting first reported on an Eggers helmed Nosferatu
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Hallmark debuted more than two dozen Christmas movies during the season this year including Believe In Christmas, which starred real life husband and wife John Reardon and Meghan Ory. The two showed off their fantastic chemistry together in the film, as they traversed Christmasland, but unbeknownst to most fans, they were apparently working together to
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Bloom is Off Following a press tour that managed to be more fraught than the rollout of
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Tyler, the Creator has a new video: “That Guy” finds the Californian rapping over the beat for Kendrick Lamar’s GNX cut “Hey Now.” The video, directed by Tyler, features three Odd Future alumni, Jasper Dolphin, Travis “Taco” Bennett, and Lionel “L-Boy” Boyce. Watch it below. Tyler doesn’t often rap over new and popular beats, but
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President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act yesterday, which included a provision stripping health care for the trans children of military personnel. The $895 billion bill was primarily focused on funding the military and increasing pay, housing and childcare for military personnel. However, right-wing members of Congress, led by House Speaker Mike Johnson, inserted
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The most engaging aspect of The Resurrectionist isn’t its gaslamp adventure or macabre thrills. It’s the poignant queer love story at the center of the book—which is surprising, because the plot revolves around the theft of cadavers. Those two elements should feel at the very least incongruent, but in author A. Rae Dunlap’s hands, they
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Given the weight of the role, sometimes godparents need a moment to consider the position, too. Take Tyler Perry, for instance, who was picked by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to be the godfather of their daughter Princess Lilibet Diana. While the director was “honored,” he admitted in the Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan that he
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French luxury design house Hermès has been recognised for its performance in terms of transparency, employment and sustainability in 2024. The company has shared its recent distinctions and significant progress in the evaluations of extra-financial rating agencies. These recognitions reflect the sustainable and responsible dimension of Hermès’ craftsmanship model and its commitments with regard to
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Johannesburg, South Africa – October 2019: Pride Africa banner displayed during South Africa gay pride march In a pointed rebuttal to the growing anti-LGBTQ+ movement spreading across the African continent, leaders championing Africa’s so-called “pink economy” gathered recently in Cape Town to inaugurate the South African arm of the Queer & Allied Chamber of Commerce
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The Fashionista team is revisiting the stories that left us and our readers inspired, informed and interested all throughout 2024. When it came to covering fashion week, we uncovered the secrets behind street style photography, the magic behind the creatively unmatched designs of John Galliano and … Continue reading View Original Source Here
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Bob “Slim” Dunlap, the Replacements’ former guitarist and a solo artist in his own right, died on Wednesday, December 18, The Minnesota Star Tribune reports. Dunlap’s family said, in a statement, that the musician died of complications from the severe stroke he had in 2012. The family also said he was listening to the Slim
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