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Now, I love concerts, which is why this controversy hurt me a lot, because concerts are my happy place, and I didn't want to create a controversy there. I wanted my video on 3 songs- Please, Please, ...

Not for the Life of Me is a fun is a lively song in which Sutton Foster plays Millie, a girl who leaves her small town for big-city New York. The song shows her courage as she chooses a new path ...

Reshma Ramaiah and Sushma Venkatesh, founders of Resh&Co discuss the importance of discretion, creativity, and trust in their work. The duo also credits shows like "Made in Heaven" and "Band Baaja ...

“But they give you a hundred million and announce, ‘But we have done nothing wrong’, and I agree they’ve done nothing wrong, but what the hell, they give me a lot of money, considering ...

“They need to make a lot of work, on the track and the facilities,” said Marini, who rode a road bike during the event. “In one year, we hope everything will be ready,” he added.

over coffee. "And because I think a lot of myself, others think a lot of me." As for her recent internet fame, Laurie absolutely loves it. She’s built a community online, gives practical advice ...

Google's AI writing companion in Gmail, Help Me Write, aims to draft entire emails and provide suggestions to improve writing. Google has now added Japanese and Korean language support to the ...

“There’s a lot in that episode that made me f***ing sob a lot from the beginning,” Wood noted. “It’s so clever, because at the end, you want to hold the joy of triumph. But it’s still ...