Month: July 2024

In 18th-century England, women and men had no setting where it was acceptable to converse as equals on intellectual subjects like literature, fine art, foreign affairs, history, philosophy and science. That is, until women began hosting lively gatherings that defied sexist gender norms. When Elizabeth Montagu began hosting her salons in her house in London,
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Josh Duggar (m. Anna Keller) Eldest Duggar child Josh was born March 3, 1988. He too became a conservative activist, campaigning for the Family Research Council. He stepped down after old police records surfaced in 2015 revealing that he had been accused of molesting several girls, including his sisters Jessa and Jill, when he was
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When the colder months come around, there’s nothing quite as appealing as a good quality tweed suit. Tweed is a warm, durable material that makes for a stylish and sophisticated suit that can be worn in a variety of settings. In this article, we will take a look at what men need to know before
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Cher has revealed that the first part of her memoir will arrive on November 19. Cher: The Memoir, Part One will be released via Dey Street Books, and the publisher has revealed the cover, which features a vintage black-and-white photo of Cher with her signature black bangs and cat-eye makeup. Check it out below. Part
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With Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP having a September release date, where does that leave the remaster of Grasshopper Manufacturer’s Shadows of the Damned? This Halloween, to be exact. Grasshopper Manufacture has announced that Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered will arrive on October 31 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and
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Shaun Hamill’s fiction jolts the reader with an immediate sense of ambition, a sense that they are about to be not just immersed, but plunged into something enormous that nevertheless keeps a grip on its humanity. With his follow-up to A Cosmology of Monsters, The Dissonance, Hamill once again retains that massive scope while telling
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And while the 62-year-old’s comments on the matter have now gone viral, it’s not the first time he’s approached the subject. “I don’t know what there is in that show that talks to kids that are on the autism spectrum,” he said on Marc Maron‘s WTF podcast in 2012, via The Independent, “but more than other cartoons—because SpongeBob as a character is a little
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