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This Is What Pop Culture Looked Like In 2005

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 19:33
This Is What Pop Culture Looked Like In 2005 A mere 10 years ago, blockbuster franchises were dominating the box office, "American Idol" and "CSI" were on the air, and Tom Cruise was at the center of a Scientology controversy. It might seem like not much has change...
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How To Get The Perfect Cat Eye

The Glitter Guide - 6 May 2015 13:38
How To Get The Perfect Cat Eye Whether you’re looking for some everyday definition or hoping to add a little extra night-on-the-town drama to your eyes, you can’t go wrong with a classic cat eye. Perfecting this ...
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About That Period Photo That Broke The Internet

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 16:01
About That Period Photo That Broke The Internet One in a series of menstruation-themed photographs by Rupi Kaur, the Canadian university student who challenged an Instagram ban and won. On Monday, March 23, the poet Rupi Kaur posted a photograph on Instagram. The port...
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Snorkeler Finds Skeleton Tea Party 40 Feet Beneath The Surface CIENEGA SPRINGS, Ariz. (AP) -- A man snorkeling in the Colorado River near the Arizona and California border was terrified -- and later embarrassed -- when he came across two fake skeletons sitting in lawn chairs about 4...
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Has prime time faded for cable TV news?

Washington Post - 6 May 2015 23:53
After leading NBC and its parent company, Jeff Zucker jumped to CNN in 2013 with a singular mission: jump-starting the original cable news network's flagging pulse. "Outside of my family and the Miami Dolphins," he decla...
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"Water Works II": A Continuation

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 23:40
Water is a precious commodity...now more than ever. According to a recent LA Times article, the Drought Monitor shows that California has been consistently dry since 2011. With mandatory water restrictions here in Southe...
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At Met Gala, 'HONY' Photographer Shoots Pics Of Catering Staff And Others Who Don't Get A Spotlight Brandon Stanton, the photographer behind the immensely popular Humans of New York site, has a special talent for getting strangers to open up to him. And while he usually prefers to shoot and interview ordinary people he...
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Renata's Happy Atmosphere -- Small Cool

Apartment Therapy - 6 May 2015 23:00
Like this entry? Favorite it below! Name: Renate Location: Berlin Germany Square Feet: 485 Division: International What I Love About My Small Home: We love the natural light, the good bones of the house, which was build ...
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Water Tank Mural In The Desert Is An Oasis Of Feminine Power

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:58
Water Tank Mural In The Desert Is An Oasis Of Feminine Power Christina Angelina transformed an abandoned water tank in the Southern California desert into a haunting work of art. Her mural "Kinetoscope" (in collaboration with artist Ease One) features two panels of female faces th...
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Pin it We wrote about a possible Macy's bargain brand back in January, and it looks like it's going to happen. With Macy's Backstage (the first locations coming to New York in fall 2015), the retailer is breaking into th...
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Paris Photo LA : Just Pick One, Honey (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:39
Paris Photo LA : Just Pick One, Honey (PHOTOS) Like a scene from a movie, Paris Photo LA enters in its third year at Paramount Studios. Photo by EMS. Paris Photo LA launched its third edition once again at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. The event was held over the w...
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Ripping his plot straight from the headlines (and every single society grand dame's nightmares), Austrian actor Christoph Waltz will direct and star in the film, "The Worst Marriage in Georgetown."The true crime story is...
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Actors, Musicians, Educators To Talk VH1 Save the Music

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:39
Actors, Musicians, Educators To Talk VH1 Save the Music What's all the talk about getting the arts back into school curriculums? Find out 7 p.m. Thursday, May 7 as a VH1 Save The Music Foundation town-hall discussion will be live-streamed from the Paley Center in New York Cit...
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LINES Ballet's Writing Ground Is Physical Poetry -- Literally

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:32
LINES Ballet's Writing Ground Is Physical Poetry -- Literally "There are times I will need ropes and ladders and caribiners and helmets just to climb down into myself." Madeline DeVries shatters into shards, tortured by music and memories. She crumbles as her eyes accuse. "There is...
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9 Things We Learned From The Kurt Cobain Doc 'Montage of Heck' The following article is provided by Rolling Stone. By BY DAVID FEAR and JASON NEWMAN You would have thought that, 21 years after Kurt Cobain took his own life, there would be precious few facts left to unearth about the...
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World's Most Patient Dog Poses With Food Instead Of Wolfing It Down Most dogs will pounce at the potential of a food scrap dropping from the dinner table. Sid the beagle is not most dogs. YouTube/MyRegalBeagle The five-year-old rescue pooch is more patient that most humans, posing long e...
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A World Scrambling Forward

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:07
A World Scrambling Forward Sao Paulo, Brazil IN THE LAST two months, I've spent time not just in New York but in two other megacities that, while a hemisphere apart, are actually quite similar in "ecocultural" terms, São Paulo and Cairo. The home...
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They're having a dashed good time over at Washington Stage Guild, dredging up a positively ancient drawing room comedy, "On Approval," and giving it a jolly trot round the old park. Director Steven Carpenter and his four...
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These Are The Things Women Carry To Protect Against Attackers

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:05
These Are The Things Women Carry To Protect Against Attackers After a series of assaults in the area, University of Iowa senior Taylor Yocom and her classmates started talking about what women do to keep themselves safe. Women revealed the arsenals they carry every day, as female c...
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Joy & Meaning: The Cultural & Charitable Catch-up

The Huffington Post - 6 May 2015 22:00
Joy & Meaning: The Cultural & Charitable Catch-up JOY & Meaning; The Cultural & Charitable Catch-Up Text & Photographs © Jill Lynne May 2015 The New York Foundling & PetitePARADEs Pop-Up, Designer Victor de Souza's Hat Collection, Th Society for The Prevention of Cruel...
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Under $20: Splurge on a Cheap Thrill for Spring

Apartment Therapy - 6 May 2015 22:00
Pin it Everyone wants to celebrate spring with a little decor love to spruce up their home (and it doesn't have to be pricey). There are so many little ways to give yourself and you home a well deserved lift. Try these c...
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A Conversation With Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet -- This Week With San Francisco Symphony Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet joins Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony this week in four performances of Leonard Bernstein's Symphony No. 2: The Age of Anxiety. Beginning Thursday, May 7 through Sunday, M...
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