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The fashion industry mourns icon Giorgio Armani, dead at 91
By Abigail Holliday | 7:45pmThe confirmation of his passing was announced by the Armani Group on Instagram.
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The confirmation of his passing was announced by the Armani Group on Instagram.
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Cardi B was involved in an altercation with her obstetrician’s security guard in February 2018. The lawsuit, first filed in February 2020 by security guard Emani Ellis, began on Aug. 26, lasting around a week, ending on Sept. 2.
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“Sinners” was released in theaters on April 18 by “Black Panther” and “Creed” Director Ryan Coogler. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, Hailee Steinfeld and Miles Canton, the film is a shocking and tragic horror set deep in Mississippi during the Jim Crow era, circa 1932.
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Pope Francis, Bishop of Rome, leader of the Roman Catholic Church and Patriarch of the West, passed away at the age of 88 on the morning of Monday, April 21.
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This album is a continuation of a three-song EP released on Oct. 18, 2024, “SABLE.” Justin Vernon, main writer, performer and producer of Bon Iver, created “SABLE” as a way to release his beautifully sorrowful emotions before the joyous and upbeat half that is “SABLE, fABLE.”
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This movie parodies the Year 2000 Problem, Y2K, which was the worldwide fear that all electronics would cease to work at midnight on Dec. 31, 1999. Dates were read in double digits, ‘99 as 1999, and the belief was that when midnight hit and the date would turn ‘00, the computers would believe that it was 1900 and lose all of their data and stop working. “Y2K” portrays a world where technology rebels due to a computer bug and attempts to take over humanity.
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Popstar and two-time Grammy winner Ariana Grande released her “eternal sunshine” deluxe album “brighter days ahead” with six new songs on March 28. She partnered the release with a 26-minute short film she co-wrote and directed that acted as six music videos in one as she rewatches the most impactful moments of her life.
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“Sunrise on the Reaping” transports the reader about 24 years in the past from the first book to witness, once again, the horrors and vicious minds of President Coriolanus Snow and the Capitol.
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TCNJ Orchestra performed its “Centuries of Drama” concert on March 7 in Mayo Concert Hall, a beautiful portrayal of dramatic symphonies led by conductor Uli Speth.
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This hour-long performance was filled with narration, interpretive dance, puppetry and handmade installations all used to transport the audience back to 1982, when 47-year-old Tawana began to build her ark. Tawana was a unique woman, artist and nomad, creating handmade pieces made to spark conversation.
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