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Following the announcements of Anitta and YG, True Religion is now tapping Sexxy Red for their latest Own Your True campaign.

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The horrors surrounding "Happy Face" are bone-chillingly true. The Paramount+ crime drama series delves into the seemingly all-American upbringing of Melissa G. Moore, which is terrifyingly ...

But, later this month Smith will step back into hip-hop with the release of his upcoming studio album, Based On A True Story. Today (March 17), Will Smith revealed that to support the forthcoming ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery is once again experimenting with sampling some of its premium pay TV and streaming content on its owned cable networks, this time sampling HBO‘s “True Detective ...

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“I resigned” from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, explains Jerry A. Coyne at The Wall Street Journal, because it had “abandoned science.” In November, it posted an essay “denying ...