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Taylor Swift’s latest playbook comes to life with The Life of a Showgirl, blending cinematic premieres, limited-edition drops, and direct-to-fan commerce to extend the billion-dollar “Swift Inc.” model.

Money usually vanishes slowly bad spending habits, mounting interest, or creeping inflation. But every so often, it doesn’t just trickle away, it gets blasted out of your hands like confetti in a wind tunnel. Life has a way of throwing bizarre curveballs that can flatten even the most responsible budget.…

It’s a primal fear. The unsettling feeling that you are being watched. Most of the time, it’s just paranoia. But sometimes, your gut is telling you something important. Criminals often case a property before breaking in. They look for vulnerabilities and learn your family’s routine. Recognizing the subtle signs that…

The Rumour shows how a chilling secret can spread suspicion and paranoia in a small rural town.

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For many women, moving through the world comes with a constant, low-level hum of anxiety. It’s a need to be aware of your surroundings, to think about your route home after dark, and to carry your keys like a weapon. This is a lived reality that many men have the…

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Opening up about his preparation to play a boxer, Orlando Bloom has revealed losing more than 50 pounds for his latest film role left him battling exhaustion, paranoia and intrusive thoughts.

Women are often told their sense of hyper-awareness is paranoia. But for many, that vigilance stems from lived experiences, from uneasy walks home at night to discomfort in something as routine as taking an Uber during the day.

People who start using cannabis to self-medicate are more likely to be heavy users than those who use the drug socially or for fun, a study has found.

Those who take drug because of pain, anxiety or depression found to be more likely to develop paranoia than recreational smokers