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As Grand Theft Auto VI’s Nov. 19 release nears, a viral debate over whether in-game relationships count as cheating has drawn commentary from OnlyFans star Skylar Mae, who says partners banning the game should relax.
A new study from the Institute for Family Studies finds that culture, peer support and attitudes toward risk and pets, not housing costs or chore splits, best explain why families are having fewer children.
A writer’s personal “Mount Rushmore” of favorite sit-down chain restaurants — Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse, Chuy’s and Chili’s — has joined a broader online debate sparked by a viral Cheesecake Factory discussion.
A makeup artist who built a business glamming up NFL wives and girlfriends has expanded to college football, doing pre-game makeup for players’ girlfriends at Ohio State and Penn State.
Billy Joel is selling more than 70 motorcycles from his personal collection at a New York auction this November, with proceeds benefiting his music education foundation.
Rosie O’Donnell accused Ed Sheeran of “supporting genocide” by siding with Robert Kraft after Macklemore was dropped from Sheeran’s tour over his pro-Palestinian statements, prompting sharp pushback from media critics.
Comedian Bill Burr said the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson should prompt healthcare executives to question their own practices rather than just hire more security, drawing a sharp rebuke from a Manhattan Institute attorney who called the remarks an endorsement of extrajudicial violence.
Ms. Rachel defended her political commentary by arguing Mister Rogers tackled civil rights, nuclear disarmament and public broadcasting funding on his own show, while a psychotherapist countered that Rogers modeled values rather than stating explicit political positions.
The second annual CBGB Festival hits Brooklyn’s Under The K Bridge Park on Saturday, Sept. 26, with Patti Smith, Morrissey, the Sex Pistols and 14 other acts across two stages.
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