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Rolling Stone Flying Lotus Drops Two New Songs From Upcoming Anime Series ‘Yasuke’ Opening theme “Black Gold” features Thundercat, while closing credits track, “Between Memories,” boasts Niki Randa By Tim Saccenti* Flying Lotus has released a pair of new songs, “Black Gold” and “Between Memories,” which he wrote for the upcoming Netflix anime series, Yasuke, out April 29th. “Black Gold,” which features Thundercat, serves as the show’s opening theme, a...

Why did Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich break up? The real reason behind their split   As Demi Lovato’s new docu-series continues, fans are intrigued to know more about her life. Why did Demi and Max break up? Here are all the details. Demi Lovato’s documentary series Dancing with the Devil continues to air every week on YouTube, giving fans an insight ino her life, career, and near-fatal overdose in 2018. One thing she mentions in the series is her relationship and breakup with fiancé Max ...

By Apr 05, 2021 MAMAMOO Wheein revealed she did not want to be friends with Hwasa when they were still students. Want to know the reason? Then keep on reading!  MAMAMOO Wheein Reveals She Did Not Want to be Friends With Hwasa MAMAMOO members Wheein and Hwasa appeared on the Apr. 3 episode of the KBS variety show "Come Back Home." While on the show, host Yoo Jae Suk asked the two MAMAMOO members how they developed such a close bond. It was the...

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Fiat Siri is shedding its default female voice. With the latest iOS 14.5 beta, Apple is introducing two new English-speaking voices for Siri alongside the ability to choose which voice to use when setting up an iOS or HomePod device. The new voices should also sound more natural, with improved inflection and smoother transitions between different words. Apple’s move away from female voices as default could help to address gender bias implied by 2019 UN report said that it “reflects and rei...

(Photo by Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Facebook is giving users more control over their News Feed. The social network this week introduced new features to manage what you share and what you see. "The goal of News Feed is to connect you to what matters most to you: the people in your life, interesting content, and the world around you," Facebook product manager Ramya Sethuraman wrote in a blog post. "The friends you add, the Pages you like, the groups you join, and t...

Print article DESHKA LANDING — To prepare Sable the sled dog for long, cold nights on the Iditarod Trail, a vigorous plan was deployed by mushers Paige Drobny and Cody Strathe. “She slept outside one night,” Strathe said after the 10-year-old female helped pull him to a career-best 20th-place showing Tuesday in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Sable loves her people and her special status as a house dog at the couple’s Squid Acres Kennel in Cantwell. After Drobny and Strathe finish...

Print article Sheets hang over the windows to block out light at the Two Rivers home where Aliy Zirkle and Allen Moore live. Moore speaks to his wife in whispers, and Zirkle doesn’t go outside or online. Since crashing her sled and her skull on the ice last week in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Zirkle has avoided light and sound because of a head injury. Tuesday was the first day she hasn’t vomited, Moore said early in the afternoon, and she still can’t lift an arm that was disloca...

Print article DESHKA LANDING — The 2021 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race marked Dallas Seavey’s return to the race he dominated the previous decade, and he came into it wanting to make a statement. He did exactly that with the laser-focus approach that made him a four-time champion before he turned 30. He ran a methodical race that left everyone chasing him and now, at age 34, he’s a five-time champion. Shortly after crossing the Deshka Landing finish line Monday morning to match Rick Swens...

Print article McGRATH — In the final big push of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race on Sunday, top competitors were leapfrogging one another, jockeying for a lead as they re-cross the Alaska Range. Aaron Burmeister passed four-time champion Dallas Seavey on Saturday afternoon, as the front-runner rested his dogs by Tin Creek, about two dozen miles from the Rohn checkpoint. “This is what we’ve been building up the team for the entire race. It’s taken a lot of patience but it’s the game plan...