Dolly Parton Says She’s ‘Honored’ And ‘Flattered’ That Lil Nas X Covered ‘Jolene’
Getty Image 'I was so excited when someone told me that Lil Nas X had done my song #Jolene,' she tweeted, adding, 'Of course, I love him anyway.' More »
Getty Image 'I was so excited when someone told me that Lil Nas X had done my song #Jolene,' she tweeted, adding, 'Of course, I love him anyway.' More »
One Monday in late February 2020, Lauren Gardner was working frantically. The website she’d been managing around the clock for the last month—which tracked cases of an emerging respiratory disease called COVID-19, and presented the spread in maps and charts—wa... More »
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Paul L. Carter Green Day, Young Thug, Haim, St. Vincent, ASAP Rocky, Glass Animals, and more performed at the desert event. More »
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"Due to increased volumes, you may see a slight delay in the processing of this order," Costco said in a confirmation email, seen by Fox Business. More »
Revolve is one of our favorite destinations to shop for trendy and stylish dresses. With a stellar range of gorgeous silhouettes and colors, the retailer is bound to carry something you'll want to add to your closet. It has a whole section dedicated to fall dr... More »
OK, if we knew Squishmallows was going to come out with so many Halloween-themed squishes, we definitely wouldn't have already spent all of our fall funds on pumpkin spice lattes. Either way, there's no stopping us from buying the newest seasonal addition to o... More »
Getty Image/Ralph Ordaz This year's Riot Fest in Chicago proved nothing's more punk rock than respect. More »
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Israel assassinated nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh using an AI-powered weapon that required no on-site operatives, per The New York Times. More »