TODAY: In 1893,  American journalist and radio broadcaster Dorothy Thompson is born. Freedom means can rather than should: Gabrielle Bellot on what the Harper’s open letter gets wrong. | Lit Hub Politics “Here you can feel the relief, like something ended and we survived, but it’s clear to me that nothing’s over yet.” Dolores Dorantes and Ben Ehrenreich
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What’s the only thing better than the Snapdragon 865 5G Mobile Platform? The Snapdragon 865 5G Plus Mobile Platform, of course. A mere eight months after launching the Snapdragon 865, which was positioned as the ultimate answer to all your 2020 5G smartphone needs, Qualcomm has only gone and made an even better one. As
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Batwoman finds new lead in Javicia Leslie Just two months after Ruby Rose departed the titular role of the superheroine series, The CW’s Batwoman has found a new lead in God Friended Me and The Family Business alum Javicia Leslie, according to The Hollywood Reporter. RELATED: Batwoman Showrunner Addresses Decision to Introduce a New Lead for Season 2 Leslie has signed on
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Quibi unveils NSFW trailer for Anna Kendrick-led Dummy To keep audiences interested in the adult comedy on the fresh streaming platform, Quibi has unveiled a NSFW trailer for the Anna Kendrick-starring series Dummy in which she befriends a sentient sex doll. The trailer can be viewed in the player below! RELATED: Quibi’s Dummy Trailer Starring Anna Kendrick &
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His aspirations—whether they be in music, TV, politics—are all integrated into who he already is. There is no big plan. He sits on the board of Atlanta’s High Museum of Art and drops in on classes at Morehouse not out of ambition but because, to him, it’s the right thing to do. His guiding passions
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image via istockFrom a podcast charting the evolution of hip-hop and R&B through the lens of Drake’s career to one that deconstructs the “inappropriate questions” directed at people of certain communities. By Pahull Bains Date July 8, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Need a break from binge-watching TV? Looking for some entertainment while doing dishes for what
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July 8, 2020, 3:25pm Authors including Colson Whitehead, Eddie S. Glaude Jr., and Adam Rutherford are cancelling events at the Free Library of Philadelphia over complaints from Black employees that they have been mistreated and undervalued there. An open letter from Black employees says that “Black staff routinely experience racial discrimination, harassment, microaggressions, and other
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