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 The Grammys call Dr. Dre an icon. Dee Barnes calls him an abuser
Rolling Stone · Nicholas Wu and Olivia Beavers
Barnes candidly reacts to Dre’s latest Grammy victory while looking back on the violence she says she experienced at his hands.
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 Joy and grief as rescuers race against time in Turkey’s post-quake rubble
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For many there was no happy ending.
 The ‘Great Resignation’ is now the ‘Great Regret’
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80% of job hoppers wish they hadn’t quit their old roles, with Gen Z the most regretful.
 10 best Burt Bacharach songs
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The peerless composer wrote smashes for Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, the Carpenters, Herb Alpert and many more.
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 Melanie Lynskey’s response to online body shaming
Jezebel · Emily Leibert
The “Yellowjackets” star fired back at a former “America’s Next Top Model” winner who had some things to say about her appearance.
 The behind-the-scenes story of ‘Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey’
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How a beloved children’s character became the villain of one of 2023’s must-see slashers.
 Britain’s most chaotic traditions
BBC Culture · Bel Jacobs
Horse people, “boggins” and flaming barrels are all elements of the unruly, centuries-old folk customs that are thriving in modern Britain.
 Meet the blacksmiths who transform guns into garden tools
rd.com · Davis Dunavin
It takes 2,000 degrees of heat — and dozens of volunteers.
 The first famous football team behind bars
JSTOR Daily · Catherine Halley
Sing Sing’s racially integrated football team had the goal of rehabilitation and played in front of thousands.
 Why it’s better to brown your butter
flipboard.com · The Food Desk
When you melt butter till the milk solids caramelize, it gets a rich, nutty flavor that makes almost every dish — savory or sweet — taste better.
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