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Chloe holds an immersive Paris Fashion Week show

PARIS — Chloe took over the esplanade of the Palais de Tokyo on Thursday for an immersive runway show that used huge plasma screens to broadcast the collection live as models wove in between guests.
After ruling K-pop, BLACKPINK aim to takeover pop world too

After ruling K-pop, BLACKPINK aim to takeover pop world too

NEW YORK — Four years after they debuted as the next buzzed-about girl group on the K-pop music scene, BLACKPINK's lofty dreams in music have come into fruition. Perform at Coachella. Check. Record a song with Lady Gaga. Check.
Broadway stars and drag queens to unite for voter drive show

Broadway stars and drag queens to unite for voter drive show

NEW YORK — Broadway and the world of drag will combine later this month for a streaming variety show to promote voter participation that promises plenty of show tunes and a lot of fierce lipstick.
Review: Pandemic inspires Laura Jane Grace with new songs

Review: Pandemic inspires Laura Jane Grace with new songs

Laura Jane Grace, “Stay Alive” (Polyvinyl Record Co.) Between life and death in these strange days comes the welcome voice of Laura Jane Grace.
Review: Rocker Corey Taylor mixes genres on 1st solo album

Review: Rocker Corey Taylor mixes genres on 1st solo album

Corey Taylor, “CMFT” (Roadrunner Records) Corey Taylor had songs bursting out of him and nowhere to perform them.
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend grieve their miscarriage

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend grieve their miscarriage

Chrissy Teigen said she and John Legend are in “deep pain” following her miscarriage, which she announced on social media early Thursday. Teigen wrote that they were "driving home from the hospital with no baby. This is unreal.
Rihanna on new album: 'I just want to have fun with music'

Rihanna on new album: 'I just want to have fun with music'

NEW YORK — It's been four years since Rihanna released an album but the singer is working hard on recording new music.

'Boys in the Band' movie keeps hurtful language of original

NEW YORK — Revisiting Mart Crowley’s seminal 1968 play, “The Boys in the Band,” in a new movie adaptation on Netflix privies viewers to both the early struggles of the gay community and the offensive, hurtful language of the era.
Added Force: Baby Yoda a boost on Western wildfire lines

Added Force: Baby Yoda a boost on Western wildfire lines

LOS ANGELES — Beleaguered firefighters in the western United States have a new force on their side: Baby Yoda.
'It belongs to us!": Tense French trial over colonial art

'It belongs to us!": Tense French trial over colonial art

PARIS — Is dislodging African artwork from a European museum a political statement, or a criminal act? That's the question a French court weighed Wednesday in an emotionally charged trial centred around a Congolese activist campaigning to take back a
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