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The New York City roommates spill raunchy and relatable advice every Wednesday.

Too busy to keep up with current events? Think again.

In it, author M. L. Rio challenges one of Shakespeare’s most famous dictums: ‘A man can die but once.’

Aside from a few scattered positives, the 13-track project feels like a throwaway.

Told through the stories of three unknown African Americans, the book explores the all-too-human desire for freedom.

Who knew a singing, rapping, twerking flautist would be the key to inspiring body positivity?

The Grishaverse awaits.

Nearly half a million Puerto Ricans have emigrated in the last decade, and the stories offer a glimpse into their lives.

Her upcoming album is taking a dark, macabre turn.

It’s a modern album from a modern man.

The author won’t mind, and neither will your REM cycle.

In her hands, fantasy reads like poetry.

Turn on, tune in, stay in school.

The Austin-born, LA-based duo chats new cities, career analogies and potion recipes.

Lovato’s milestone underscores the importance of perseverance, not perfection.

The 23-year-old mother of two has spun every opportunity into a break, and now she’s on the verge of mainstream success.

Social media, love, vulnerability: the new release explores all the complexities of modern teendom.

What is it about King’s work that, despite several massive commercial flops, keeps directors coming back for more?

Just block them and they’re gone … kind of.

To stay ahead of the competition, the MCU needs to keep experimenting.

Two actors, one spectacular opera.

Finally, characters like Circe and Medusa get to tell their side of the story.

The poet’s passing marks the end of one of the world’s most transcendental, plainspoken wordsmiths.

The hip-hop community is nonplussed, to say the least, with Grande’s latest sampling choices.

The group’s new album, ‘Father of the Bride,’ is set to release later this year.

It’s time to get excited about everyday objects.

I saw the best minds of my generation reciting poetry on a YouTube channel.

The podcasting family is slated to write for the upcoming ‘War of the Realms’ spinoff.

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

Finally, an adaptation that Rick Riordan fans can be proud of.

Did someone say six-peat?

Sasha Sloan, Allie McDonald, Willow Smith and Billie Marten will all be household names soon.

These / right here / are his / receipts.

Yes, much of our lives are driven by FOMO, but isn’t that better than materialism?

So much for Mr. Brightside.

God bless you, public domain.

Books, just like recycling bins and hybrid cars, are a vital part of the green revolution.

The Swiss philosopher didn’t actually write about social media, but he might as well have.

Her Cinderella-esque story is the stuff of fairy tales, but her music is even better.

Today, ideally.

The pressure is real.

Her methods are (yet another) unattainable standard for millennials to meet.

How a soulful Austin pop band makes transcendence feel like dancing.

The ‘America’s Got Talent’ alumni are primed for the spotlight.

Kelly’s past seems to have finally caught up to him.

The timing isn’t the only thing off.

The best bookshelves have to offer.

The film version of David Levithan’s book is a pared-down, emotionally stunted misfire.

The podcast explores celebrities’ teenage years and proves that adolescence was awkward for everyone.

The rapidly popularizing genre is plagued by the same sexism that permeates American music.

On his new album, the 26-year-old finally leaves the gimmicks behind.

Reading slumps happen, but these podcasts can help.

The characters might be juvenile, but the themes aren’t.

The YouTube-famous duo have returned with another pop-culture-bashing album.

The photo does so much more than normalize breast-feeding.

Rife with magic, nuance and creativity, fantasy gets to completely reimagine what’s possible.

Yes, it’s possible.

Three essay-writing tips from your friendly college writing tutor.

The album has head-banging potential, but the 22-year-old’s work still needs some polishing.

It’s going to be a banner year for graphic novels.

What a time to be a hip-hop fan.

The MC’s sophomore project, ‘NOIR,’ is brimming with promise.

I’m convinced the writers use my life for source material.

And it sounds marvelous.

Neil Postman’s 1985 work so presciently captured the dangers of the post-truth era that it still feels eerily modern.

Donna Tartt’s cult novel shows how life-changing college can be, for better or for worse.

It’s about time the man who embodies jazz makes his own mark on the genre.

You’ll find that the lovely singer only gets sweet[en]er.

Hardcore female characters, an amazingly well-built fantasy world and a beautiful writing style — need I say more?

Gun violence, racism, mass consumption and more have the country headed toward catastrophe, according to Rocky.

Beauty pageants have always been, and will always be, backdrops for soaring human drama.

Though the album is overflowing with sadness, its encouragement is just as evident.

Her music is amazing, but it’s her life story that will leave your jaw hanging.

The best books of the year, as voted by you. Did your favorites make the cut?

Must love reading about dogs.

‘Why ain’t nobody tell me I was bleedin?’ he asks on ‘Shattered Dreams.’

Honestly, why hasn’t someone made this yet?

‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’ does what few much-ballyhooed albums do: it lives up to the hype.

Overshadowed and under-played, each of these projects deserves way more attention than they received.

She’s gone from locals to Lollapalooza in less than a year.

For a ‘love yourself as you are’ video, why wear makeup and shoot in monochrome?

Head-bobbing background noise has never been so in.

Charlie Brown and his friends have nothing on Nate Dogg.

Who said a dead writer can’t publish new books?

From pop purgatory to sold-out stadiums, the English superstar has created a musical niche that has fans obsessed.

Her latest novel, ‘Time Bomb,’ is the latest in a string of works that will have your heart beating out of your chest.

No matter how packed your schedule is, each of these books can find a place in it.

‘A Love Letter to You 3’ flounders in the shadow of its predecessors.

The musical will bring a lot more to the island than dance numbers.

She was the most powerful woman in the world for eight years, and she did a lot to earn it.

You love watching, so why not listen?

Nyge Turner and Merk Nguyen, both 22, break down relationships, finances, Netflix and much more.

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

Every time Earl drops new music the world becomes a better place.

The series chronicles the downfall of professional athlete Aaron Hernandez, but raises questions about much more than football.

Her poetry exposes the way the U.S. military warps language to conceal the atrocities it commits.

Because nowadays, who needs more bulls***?

‘The Great Depression’ cycles through the stages of grief, exploring the spectrum of mental health on the way.

Grande’s savvy branding has elevated her from musician to pop culture icon.

Counterintuitive, no?