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Unfortunately, it seems to be really over this time. Five years after Perry attempted her first big comeback with the beautiful, underrated song that is “Never Really Over,” she’s back with new music that, based on the instant thrashing it received on social media, reminds everyone exactly why they stopped listening in the first place.

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Osgood Perkins has made a beast of a film with Longlegs, which stars Maika Monroe, Blair Underwood, and Nicolas Cage. The horror thriller is a procedural in the vein of The Silence of the Lambs, but offers up a singularly chilling experience. You’ve likely heard about the movie for months, thanks to distributor Neon’s extensive and creepy promotional campaign. Now, it’s finally in theaters. It’s one of those special films that’s best to go into blind, without learning too much about the plot. Читать дальше...

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Let it be known: Bill Maher is strongly against the concept of political assassination attempts.

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(Warning: Spoilers for Episode 5 of House of the Dragon ahead.)

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President Joe Biden addressed the nation on Sunday night after the failed assassination attempt on his opponent, Donald Trump, and called for the nation to turn down the political temperature.

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When Donald Trump arrives this week at the Republican National Convention’s hall in Wisconsin, his supporters will greet a larger-than-life martyr who believes he was “handed a gift from God.”

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Jane Fonda on Sunday paid tribute to at-home fitness pioneer Richard Simmons, who died over the weekend—just one day after his 76th birthday.

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Even amidst bloody chaos at his campaign rally on Saturday, Donald Trump felt it was necessary to urge his followers to “fight, fight, fight” as a way to remind them of the MAGA mission that propelled Trump to the White House in 2016 and may return him there in November.

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After back-to-back mass shootings in Texas and Ohio in August 2019, President Trump took to a White House podium to denounce gun violence. His remarks called for an end to the “glorification of violence” and legislation that would apply the death penalty to shooters. Further, he stressed that “this capital punishment be delivered quickly, decisively, and without years of needless delay.” Trump claimed that if his administration could get this done... Читать дальше...

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It’s been the question on everyone’s mind since Donald Trump narrowly escaped death in an assassination attempt Saturday night: How, exactly, was a 20-year-old rifleman able to perch himself on a rooftop just 150 yards away from the former president during a rally?