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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: The Maine always knows exactly what I need to hear.
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Telle’s “Letting Go” featuring Mindy White is a poignant daydream wrapped up in soft but powerful melodies.
In honor of Pride Month, I am sharing my coming out story.
Turn the sound up on your Tuesday with a new live video from MxPx’s performance of “Secret Weapon”.
This week: High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America, The Bold Type, Friends: The Reunion, iHeartRadio Music Awards, Cruella, The Kominsky Method, Lucifer, Panic High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America Season 1Wed May 26On Netflix Photo courtesy of Netflix © 2021 Food is one of the most fundamental ways to connect with people; recipes and cuisines are often passed down for generations and help shape culture. Food writer Stephen Satterfield takes us into some of the best of African American cuisine, journeying from Africa to the deep south. From soul food to barbecue,… Read more »
Photo: Steve Wilkie/Netflix © 2021 It’s a question you’ve likely wondered or heard: When is the superhero trend going to end? It makes sense to ask. Since trends are cyclical, they ebb and flow in the stream of pop culture popularity. Therefore the best answer to that question came from my good friend Martin Bosworth: “Superheroes are our modern myths.” Go ahead. Try to stop Greek mythology from infiltrating every aspect of storytelling. Superheroes are equally relentless. They have to be. It comes with the job. Much like Greek myths, our favorite supers have inspired multiple analogs that allow us… Read more »
Aud Lew shares her Asian American experience growing up and various instances of racism she has encountered.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, make sure it has a good soundtrack. It’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine with Run River North, BRIDEAR, AUDREY NUNA, and Audrey Mika.
