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While the rest of the music industry cancelled tours and pushed back record releases in response to COVID-19, Travis Scott pulled off the most ambitious concert of his career: as a floating plantoid head rapping to 27.7 million people in Fortnite. Like every one of the star’s concerts, it was electric and unforgettable. And like
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August 18, 2020, 12:03pm Organizations representing bookstores, writers, and publishers sent a joint letter to the House Antitrust Subcommittee yesterday asking them to put a stop to Amazon’s “unhealthy degree of control” over the the marketplace for books. Addressing Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI), the current chair of a subcommittee whose work “has been critical to
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We’re breaking down what’s safe and what isn’t If you’ve dealt with problematic skin of any kind this summer—whether it’s due to maskne, milia caused by too-thick moisturizers or stress-induced zits and dullness—then you probably already have certain acids, found in chemical exfoliants, on your radar. These holy grail ingredients, like salicylic acid, glycolic acid
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(CNN) — Cracks and sinkholes are appearing alongside the waterways of Amsterdam. Bicycles are tumbling into the swirling water as the canalsides vanish beneath their wheels. Quay walls are collapsing against houseboats. Bridges are in trouble. While the recent Covid-19 restrictions have relieved the Dutch capital from the more superficial blight of overtourism, it seems
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Informa Tech has unveiled the 2020 5G 100 List; an inaugural list of the 100 most influential people in the wide world of 5G products, technologies and services. Bringing together work from across 5G World, Omdia, the 5G Exchange, Light Reading and Telecoms.com, the 5G 100 is a comprehensive overview of the biggest influencers in
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Photo by Anne Deniau/McQueenFrom Alexander McQueen to Nike Air Jordans to Helmut Newton, these fashion documentaries span a wide range of subjects. By Pahull Bains Date August 17, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter We may not be heading back to movie theatres just yet, but luckily there’s plenty for us to stream right from our couches. Whether
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TODAY: In 1946, Robert Penn Warren’s novel All the King’s Men is published by Harcourt Press. Must every nation have its own Sylvia Plath? Rhian Sassen on the inescapability of Plath for writers the world over. | Lit Hub Darin Strauss on finding catharsis—and inspiration—in the story of a family betrayal. | Lit Hub Craft
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