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Eilish paid tribute to Taylor Hawkins by wearing a shirt bearing the late Foo Fighters drummer's likeness at the Grammys
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Eagle Rock restaurant Chifa has been selling a new, ephemeral "jade" jewelry line made not from metamorphosed minerals but sugar The green bangles, pendants and bauble-y rings have that signature translucency associated with jade and are so marbled with wisps of white and seafoam they might be confused for the real thing, but they're entirely edible — cultural touchstone as candy
Conservationists are a step closer to keeping a 'desert island in the sky' wild forever They may seek monument status for Conglomerate Mesa, a remote plateau near Death Valley National Park That kind of talk was buoyed by a recent victory for the environmental community in the struggling Owens Valley towns straddling US Highway 395 between the eastern Sierra Nevada range and Death Valley
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Kentucky regulators recorded calls without consent with trainer Bob Baffert after the Medina Spirit test According to Clark Brewster, Baffert's attorney, the KHRC did not disclose the existence of any recording or transcript until after Baffert had his hearing with the stewards, nearly 10 months after the phone calls were recorded
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A Singaporean OnlyFans erotic star faces months in prison for nude photos Titus Low challenges one of the city-state's most enduring taboos: sex Out on bail, Low is facing a maximum of 21 months in prison His arrest has sparked conversations about sexual expression and LGBTQ rights
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