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As the plot for Netflix’s hit Spanish show progresses, audiences conjure up fan theories and hold their breaths hoping for a satisfying conclusion.

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Her new hit solo single, which evokes the R&B sounds of the ’90s, shows off the singer’s prowess both as an artist and as an entertainer.

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The English musician’s new pop-sound may have been nothing more than a failed experiment.

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Celebrities are admitting that they don’t bathe, revealing the classism of society’s fixation on hyper-cleanliness.

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This new Disney film is as entertaining as it is well-made, but for The Rock, it’s far from original.

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From its relatability to its discussion of heavy topics, this children’s show will leave a legacy that will last for years beyond its termination.

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His solo project, Bleachers, just released ‘Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night,’ and although he is a secret weapon of success for pop icons like Lorde, Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey, his own solo work often fails to get the same attention.

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Jojo Moyes’ most recent novel-to-film adaptation is not as perfect or heart-wrenching as its predecessor, ‘Me Before You.’

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The singer’s latest song returns to the lyrics and sounds that made his debut album, ‘Blue Neighborhood,’ such a long-lasting hit.

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The popular film’s legacy is one of feminine empowerment and ‘overcoming adversity by being oneself’ — both lessons to be celebrated.

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After years of waiting, this famous teen film franchise is available to stream, and fans everywhere are remembering why the series has enjoyed such long-lasting success.

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As Swift prepares for the release of her re-recorded fourth studio album, Big Machine Records feigns confusion over the feud surrounding her masters.

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#FreeBritney is at its peak — and through it we see a woman trying to regain control of her life being met with corruption, sexism and abuse.

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In her newly released ballad, the rising artist discusses these difficult themes through narrative lyricism and intentional vocal techniques.

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Ben Platt’s reprisal of his Broadway role in the upcoming film adaptation raises some heads as it continues the surprisingly common occurrence of adults playing high school students.

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This rising star’s debut album leaves behind a genealogy of all the other artists who influenced it, ranging from Paramore to Taylor Swift.