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Ex-MIL Wants Gift Back From Ex-DIL, Woman Refuses After Remembering Her Own “Missing” Necklace

A couple got divorced. Three years later, she gets an e-mail from her ex-mother-in-law. In it, she asked for a leather bag back, claiming it was a family heirloom — and the woman refused to give it back. The full story is in the article.

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Malls were once symbols of American consumerism. Now, some are dying as others thrive

The fall of the American mall has long been chronicled

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“The original owner was a schoolteacher. It had been under her bed for 15 years in its case”: How a forgotten 1969 Jazz Bass became the go-to studio instrument for one of London’s top session bassists

Sam Dixon’s bass collection also includes a 1967 Silverstone Dolphin, a Harmony H2 from 1964, and a pre-CBS Fender P-Bass

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97 Design Photos From The 1970s And 1980s That Show Just How Special Those Decades Were (New Pics)

What’s on trend is constantly changing. That sofa that you purchased three years ago might already seem outdated, let alone the tile that you chose for your bathroom three decades ago. But just because something is vintage or retro doesn’t mean that it’s any less beautiful. Here’s a list featuring…

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Bring back the catalogs

In an era of instant gratification, old-fashioned anticipation can reclaim its magic

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“I was a child – he’d choose which records I would get royalties on and which I didn’t. He was stealing my money, and I didn’t realize it”: The untold story of “The Lost Beach Boy” David Marks

David Marks reflects on the surf-rock beginnings of one of the world's most beloved pop-rock institutions, recalling the good times, bad times, and his return to the fold

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What You Could Buy With $100 the Year You Were Born

To show just how much the U.S. dollar has changed over time, GOBankingRates compiled the costs of various consumer goods from across the years.

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“I took the one lesson and left and never went back. I got to learn how to play guitar by myself”: Joan Jett on defying stereotypes and teaching herself guitar by playing along to Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath records

The Godmother of Punk recalls being told by her guitar teacher that she could only play folk music on acoustic guitar – and that rock was strictly out of bounds

Guitar World

Amazon dethrones Walmart as No. 1 on the Fortune 500. There's a big upside to their rivalry

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The 10 best US products to battle seasonal affective disorder, according to experts

Therapy lights, sunrise alarm clocks and infrared saunas can all help shake the winter blues as the weather drops

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The True Story That Inspired Abbott Elementary’s Choice To Move The School Into A Mall

The wild story is based in truth.

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What Was the Hottest Sports Video Game of Every Holiday in the 1970s?

Gaming's first decade.

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Department stores' new playbook: How Macy's, Dillard's, and Nordstrom are getting their groove back

Department stores have a new playbook to win back shoppers from discount stores and Amazon.

Fortune

The White Stripes join the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame − their primal sound reflects Detroit’s industrial roots

In the opening scene of “It Might Get Loud,” a 2008 music documentary, musician Jack White appears surrounded by scrap wood and garbage. He hammers nails into a board, wraps wire around a glass Coca-Cola bottle as a makeshift guitar bridge, attaches a pickup, and plugs the contraption into a…

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Election Day 2025: Five predictions on crucial New Jersey, California, New York and Virginia races

IN FOCUS: Are suburbanites in Virginia mad enough at Trump for taking their jobs? Will Trump’s multi-racial coalition hold in New Jersey? Will Zohran Mamdani have a mandate to govern? Eric Garcia with a series of bold predictions

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Top 5 Home Warranty Providers for Seniors in 2025

Retirement should bring comfort, security, and time to focus on what truly matters, not the stress of unexpected home repairs or the challenge of finding trustworthy technicians.

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52 Pictures From A Group Dedicated To Charming Old Homes That Tell A Story (New Pics)

Who doesn't love a big creaky porch?

The Independent UK

The winner (if there is such a thing) of the government shutdown will be determined by these two races

ANALYSIS: Sorting out who wins when workers are being furloughed and services to Americans frozen is a fool’s errand, writes Eric Garcia, but two races ahead of the 2026 midterms will serve as bellwethers.

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This "fake" Nikon camera changed everything. Here's the curious tale of the Nikkorex F…

Meet the Mamiya camera that was transformed into a Nikon legend

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“Brian asked me if I wanted to do a lead. I got excited and was ready to shred”: The Lost Beach Boy on the classic song he overdubbed on

Brian Wilson typically turned to his brother, Carl, for leads, but David Marks got a rare chance to buck that trend in 1964

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6 Store Chains That Still Haven’t Recovered From Customer Backlash

In today’s digital world, consumer outrage spreads like wildfire. One tweet, video, or decision can spark a full-blown boycott—sometimes with long-lasting financial consequences. While some brands weather the storm and bounce back, others struggle to regain trust and foot traffic. Whether it’s due to poor customer service, controversial advertising, or…

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7 Department Store Chains That Went Online and Never Came Back

Not long ago, department stores were the backbone of American shopping—one-stop destinations where you could grab clothes, furniture, cosmetics, and even a slice of pizza at the food court. But as online shopping exploded and foot traffic declined, many iconic chains struggled to stay relevant. Some attempted to pivot by…

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8 Brands Seniors Swear By—But Younger Generations Won’t Touch

Some brands feel like old friends. They’ve been around for decades, and for many seniors, they’re a part of daily life. But walk into a room of younger people, and you’ll see blank stares if you mention some of these names. Why does this happen? Brand loyalty often comes from…

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41 Fascinating ‘Vintage Advertisements’ That Might Not Go Down Well Today (New Pics)

Some of these vintage ads seem goofy and even downright weird in the eyes of modern audiences. Meanwhile, others are simply baffling but give us a glimpse into a bygone era.

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10 Retail Chains No Longer Catering to Middle-Class Shoppers

The American middle class has long been the backbone of retail, shaping trends and driving the success of countless stores. But in recent years, a noticeable shift has taken place. Many retail chains that once thrived by serving middle-class shoppers are now pivoting their strategies, focusing on either luxury buyers…

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