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Phoebe Bridgers' 'Lost Weekend' turns pain into a remarkable third album
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Phoebe Bridgers' 'Lost Weekend' turns pain into a remarkable third album

Phoebe Bridgers' third solo album 'Lost Weekend' arrives after six years of personal upheaval. It's a candid, emotionally rich record that b

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Greece's August 15th: A Summer Easter of Faith and Festivity
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Greece's August 15th: A Summer Easter of Faith and Festivity

On August 15th, Greeks honor the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, blending deep religious devotion with vibrant local traditions. From Tinos to

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Ronaldo and Georgina's marriage certificate reveals separate assets
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Ronaldo and Georgina's marriage certificate reveals separate assets

The marriage certificate shows Ronaldo and Georgina chose separate property, keeping their assets independent. The civil ceremony took place

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French artist Saype's giant grass frescoes fade in Swiss Alps
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French artist Saype's giant grass frescoes fade in Swiss Alps

French land artist Saype has unveiled two new ephemeral frescoes on the slopes of Villars-sur-Ollon in Switzerland. The works, made with cha

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Víctor Coyote, Spanish polymath of punk, comics and film, dies at 67
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Víctor Coyote, Spanish polymath of punk, comics and film, dies at 67

Víctor Coyote, born Víctor María Aparicio Abundancia, died Thursday in a cycling accident in Galicia. He was 67. His four-decade career span

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Brussels' Grand Place blooms with Hokusai-inspired dahlia carpet
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Brussels' Grand Place blooms with Hokusai-inspired dahlia carpet

Brussels has transformed its Grand Place into a giant floral tribute to Hokusai's Great Wave off Kanagawa. The carpet, made from 500,000 dah

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The End of Oak Street: A Dino Thriller That Outshines Jurassic World
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The End of Oak Street: A Dino Thriller That Outshines Jurassic World

Anne Hathaway stars in David Robert Mitchell's return to cinema, a dinosaur survival thriller that mixes family drama with prehistoric chaos

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Burgas wins hosting rights for Eurovision 2027
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Burgas wins hosting rights for Eurovision 2027

Burgas, Bulgaria's fourth-largest city, has been selected to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2027. It will be the first time Bulgaria stage

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Film producer Altmayer and Dior PR chief Favier die in car crash
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Film producer Altmayer and Dior PR chief Favier die in car crash

Bertrand Altmayer, a renowned French film producer, and Jérôme Favier, Dior's PR director, died in a car crash on August 13. The accident oc

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Eurovision bars war-torn nations from hosting after Israel controversy
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Eurovision bars war-torn nations from hosting after Israel controversy

The European Broadcasting Union has introduced new rules preventing countries at war from hosting Eurovision. The decision follows Israel's

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Ronaldo's engagement ring: the mystery behind its size and price
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Ronaldo's engagement ring: the mystery behind its size and price

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez married in a private ceremony in Cascais. The engagement ring she has worn since 2025 remains a mys

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Doha's Teeb Al Hazm perfume festival heads to London
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Doha's Teeb Al Hazm perfume festival heads to London

Teeb Al Hazm, a major Gulf perfume festival, is expanding to London for its first European edition. The event showcases traditional oud and

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