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Top Adult Content Creator Breaks Silence After Owner Of World’s Most Profitable Platform Passes Away At 43

“I don’t even know how to put this into words,” the adult content creator said.

Bored Panda · Mar 24

"I took my scooter up the lift and rode it through the corridors naked in drag make-up with just a tie on." A brilliant and bonkers interview with Motorhead's late, great Phil Campbell

Equine pranks, epic benders and a million-dollar tantrum: This is what it was like being the (second) longest-serving member in rock'n'roll's greatest band

Metal Hammer · Mar 24

It’s Getting Tougher to Teach LGBTQ History, Even Where It’s Required by Law

California law requires public schools to teach about the contributions of LGBTQ people. Teachers say that’s only getting harder under Trump.

Capital & Main · Mar 24

DHS funding deal appears close after White House talks

Senators expressed newfound optimism Monday night that they were on the cusp of a deal to end a month-old partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. After a White House meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the evening, GOP senators appeared convinced a deal was at hand on…

Roll Call · Mar 23

LA28 unveils a bold, superbloom-inspired look for the Los Angeles Olympics

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics is introducing a bold visual identity inspired by a California superbloom

The Independent UK · Mar 23

Zendaya and Tom Holland's Rare Date Night Looks Coordinate Adidas Sneakers to Minimalist Flats

The trend is inspiring couples from coast to coast.

Marie Claire · Mar 23

Week ahead: Senate SAVE and shutdown ‘show’ continues

Lawmakers face a final sprint this week before a mini spring break recess — that is, if leadership lets them leave. With new urgency to fund the Department of Homeland Security, the focus will be on off-the-floor negotiations to end the partial government shutdown. And President Donald Trump is further…

Roll Call · Mar 23

‘The most stunningly awful wonderful record’: how the Shaggs became rock’s most divisive band

Often completely out of tune and rarely in time, the group of sisters forced to play together by their father gained an army of fans from Frank Zappa to Kurt Cobain. A new documentary celebrates their cult status

The Guardian - UK · Mar 23

Mick Cronin Puts Price Tag on Improving UCLA After Another Disappointing Season

UCLA’s season came to an end Sunday night against UConn.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 23

Multiple women stabbed after brawl at upscale LA restaurant

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The Independent UK · Mar 23