The last time that Wanda Johnson saw her son Oscar Grant alive, they were eating…
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‘We can all relate to a birthday’: the traveling US art exhibit that honors victims of police violence | Race
‘Oscar, I wish we had that time when we had gumbo and was able to laugh and hug again,’ Wanda Johnson, Oscar Grant’s mother, says. Photograph: Brandon Ruffin -

Record Store Day reveals 2026 vinyl releases from CMAT, Olivia Dean, Charli XCX, Blur and more | Labels
Record Store Day UK has revealed this year’s list of exclusives and special releases available in independent record shops on Saturday, April 18.
The RSD 2026 line-up includes releases from Olivia Dean (Live At The BBC…
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How Super Bowl halftime moments like the ‘wardrobe malfunction’ became flashpoints
LOS ANGELES — For a show that lasts roughly 13 minutes, the Super Bowl halftime performance has fueled decades of conversation.
Sometimes the spark comes from a single moment — as it did when Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake’s infamous…
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Cardboard wins ‘Jury Prize’ at View Conference 2025!
We’re excited to share that Cardboard has received this year’s ‘Jury Prize’ at VIEW Conference 2025!
Selected by a nine-member international jury, the award recognizes excellence in story, direction, technical proficiency, sound, and…
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Goodbye, breast implants: why I went back to having a flat chest | Well actually
For 22 years, I ran around with small bags of saline water on my chest – a fact I shared with only a handful of close friends. I felt ashamed of having chosen artificial enhancement.
I’m an outdoorsy mountain runner. At 56, I want to model…
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‘Downright adorable’: why Alan Carr and Amanda Holden are TV’s most lovable duo | Television
It might have aired on 5 January but it was instantly hailed as a contender for TV moment of the year. Egged on by his pal Amanda Holden, the reluctant Alan Carr braved a huge slide at a water park in Corfu called the Black Hole. “It’s pitch…
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Young ladies too tired to stand at a Black debutante ball: Miranda Barnes’s best photograph | Art and design
My new book Social Season opens with a poem set in the mid-1800s, a time that marked the beginning of a period of increased financial prosperity for some African Americans. Cotillion dances have European origins, but in the poem, Black New…
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‘Bridgerton’ Author Julia Quinn Shares 2026 Book Recommendations
Season 4 of “Bridgerton” is in full swing and Julia Quinn, the author of the books that inspired the series, stopped by TODAY to share some book recommendations.
Of course, you could always read one of Quinn’s books as you wait fro Season 4 to…
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Software stock rout shocks Street: 'Nowhere to hide'… 'Morass of gloom' – CNBC
- Software stock rout shocks Street: ‘Nowhere to hide’… ‘Morass of gloom’ CNBC
- Wall Street banks are saying buy the dip in gold as the metal recovers Monday CNBC
- Grammy 2026: Gloria Estefan offers shocking advice to Bad Bunny ahead of Super…
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Trump wants to shutter the Kennedy Center for 2 years – an arts management professor explains what that portends
President Donald Trump announced on Feb. 1, 2026, that he would shut down the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for two years. Trump said this closure would begin on July 4 and was necessary for “Construction, Revitalization…
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