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The queen of daytime talk may be calling it quits.

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Just hope her due date isn’t during finals.

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Like her previous YA novel, ‘The Poet X,’ Acevedo’s new novel is all about Latinx literary representation.

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These YouTubers are making every day transgender day of visibility.

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The 55-minute island getaway doesn’t disappoint.

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If it helps, you don’t have to know the first thing about dancing to enjoy it.

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Being able to give and receive feedback is critical to improving your writing.

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Dora’s live-action debut has fans curious about some of the film’s choices.

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Watching videos of other people watching videos is so much more entertaining than it sounds.

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His two visual albums, ‘Straight Outta Oz’ and ‘Forbidden,’ illustrate his personal struggle growing up gay.

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The watching party is at Ma’s on May 31.

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Shakespeare is good and all, but writers like Acevedo are making reading appealing to millions of underrepresented people.

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It’s no ‘The Fault in Our Stars,’ that’s for sure.

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Be prepared to pause while you try and stop laughing.

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The long-awaited novel from the New York Times’ best-selling author comes out Feb. 5.

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As far as weird, creative channels go, you’ll be hard-pressed to find one better than P.J. Liguori’s.

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And it makes for a very entertaining YouTube channel.

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Halo brows? Seriously?

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It involves literal cleaning.

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Led by curator Sarah Urist Green, the series is all the intrigue of art with none of the pretense.

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He’s doing what so many mental health advocates struggle to do: take their own advice.

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Do you wanna see a moviieee? Come on, let’s go and waaattcchh!

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The streaming service is ending the year with a bang.

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The show captures the wit of Dan Harmon’s series, but adds emotional complexity and warmth.

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YouTube Music might be the dark horse of streaming services, but it’s only getting better.

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If the teasers are any indication, making sense is not their top priority.

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It’s a cliche, but it works.

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We have some guesses.

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You either do or you delegate, there is no procrastinate.