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As The Pretty Reckless tops the charts, singer Taylor Momsen makes herself home on midcoast Momsen has been spending more time at her home in Maine, where her band also recorded its recent album, Death by Rock and Roll. Photo courtesy of Fearless Records During some really dark periods in her life, singer Taylor Momsen has turned to Maine for light and hope. She first started on a downward emotional spiral – drinking too much, not devoting as much energy to her music as she wanted to – in ...

I haven't seen one person successfully rationalize supporting the song "WAP" while also supporting the canceling of Dr. Seuss.

( ThyBlackMan.com) Today, we live in a society where we seem to sprint from one manufactured cultural outrage to the next. The goal posts seem to keep moving regarding what’s appropriate and what’s not, and frankly, it’s quite exhausting. But that’s what the left wants: a numbing of traditional virtues and the degrading of the conservative values that used to define who we are so that the progressives can continue their march toward situational ethics. If it feels right, then do it; if ...

The breakdown and dismissing of well-established cultural norms is exactly how institutions break down and how countries collapse.

295 Shares Earlier this week, we heard the news that several titles by Dr. Seuss were being removed from store bookshelves due to racist and insensitive imagery. This certainly puts the land at Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure, Seuss Landing, in a bit of an awkward spot. An opening-day land in Seuss Landing you’ll find, but insensitive books puts I.O.A. in a bind. This opening-day island is truly the only land where young visitors can enjoy all of the rides in Islands of A...

| Credit: Indira Cesarine When the coronavirus pandemic sent the country into lockdown a year ago, Taylor Momsen felt oddly prepared. "Before quarantine started, Id intentionally spent the past few years isolated," the Pretty Reckless front woman tells PEOPLE in this weeks issue, on newsstands Friday. "In a way, it feels like just an extension of what I was already doing. Im used...

Dark and wintry days, cold nights: February is the perfect time to cuddle up with some so-called chiller theater. Here are some recommendations for theater productions you can watch from

Theater to Stream: Shakespeare Villains and Hot-Tub Dreams Patrick Page looks at bad guys, Steven Carl McCasland gives us literary women, and Jill Sobule mines her own history, including the dreaded seventh grade. A still from “The Infinite Wrench Goes Viral,” from The Neo-Futurists, a Chicago performing-arts group. Credit...via The Neo-Futurists Feb. 3, 2021 Dark and wintry days, cold nights: February is the perfect time to cuddle up with some so-called chiller theater. Image Toxic square...

Overcoming Writers Block Whether December is your favorite month or you’re a Grinch about it, looking back at holiday classics can give you some new ideas about your own story. Here are four inspiring story ideas that writers can take from Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Why is it so hard for us to put pen to page, even though we say we want to do it? Writing shouldn’t feel like this much of a struggle, but it is… even if we love it and we dedicate our lives to it. This probl...

By Dr Faizah Mohd Fakhruddin Malaysia is blessed to be the home of many ethnic groups such as the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Orang Asal (aborigines), and natives of Sabah and Sarawak. This multi-cultural society lives in peace for years by understanding, highly tolerating and even assimilating their unique diversity in terms of religious and cultural practices. Having such distinctive criteria, all Malaysians are fond of festivals. Regardless of their ethnic groups and religions, festivals are c...