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This Hyrox Race Became a Literal Shitshow. Organizers Are Finally Apologizing
Hyrox officials have updated the rulebook after an Australian pro experienced bowel incontinence at a Beijing race — and kept going to win
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Perez Hilton Enters Residential Treatment Program, Family Addresses ‘False Reports’ About His Condition
Hilton’s family said that they expect him to remain in treatment for several weeks
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Bob Mackie, Famed Fashion Designer to Cher and More, Dead at 87
The “Sultan of Sequins” also worked closely with icons like Carol Burnett and Diana Ross
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‘Sunday in the Park With George’ Revival Axed Following Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey Exits
Grande previously said she would take a “step back” from public life, and there were reports that Empire Street Productions was actively searching for replacements
- Finishing the Hat
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Volunteers at the Gates of Hell
Among all the people who came to help at Ground Zero after 9/11, the question always was the same: “How close did you get?”
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The Winners of the 2026 Rolling Stone College Journalism Awards Are ...
Three students from the University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, and Texas A&M shined at this year’s awards
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‘Crypto Godfather’ Sentenced in Carjacking and Attempted Robbery
The alleged criminal mastermind has been ordered to serve 15 years in prison for coordinating a violent attack in Connecticut in 2024
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Lindsay Clancy Juror Says Lone Holdout ‘Admitted He Had Reasonable Doubt’
The Massachusetts mother’s murder trial for the deaths of her three children ended in a mistrial last week
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Johnny Cash’s Comic Book Set for Special 50th Anniversary Edition
The Man in Black’s 1976 comic book ‘Hello, I’m Johnny Cash’ will be rereleased later this month by Z2 Comics
- Walk the Line
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Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Asks Trump to ‘Consider’ Pardon After Mistrial
Kevin Reddington also spoke about the possibility of reaching a plea deal with prosecutors that’s “acceptable to both sides”
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