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How I'm Working to Regain My Sense of Smell, Nearly 6 Months After Having COVID-19 164 Shares I lost my sense of smell six days after the first tickle in my throat. By then, I'd already tested positive for COVID-19 and was safely isolated in my bedroom. I was wiping down my food tray with a Clorox wipe before setting it back out in the hallway for my husband when I realized I could no longer smell the disinfectant. I was completely nose-blind to all smells for the next two weeks, and nearly six months later, my sense of smell is still distorted. While research is limited r...

Madlib likes to be just a little mysterious, like his former collaborative partner MF Doom (RIP).  That veil of mystery has followed the producer, rapper and multi-instrumentalist (born Otis Jackson Jr.) in his newest effort “Sound Ancestors.” Rumblings of a new Madlib album first appeared in Fall 2020, but the true mysterious shocker came in the form of who the illustrious musician was working with: Four Tet.  Four Tet, an English electronic artist specializing in regionally-flavored house and dance hall music, would seem a counterintuitive choice for a producer known for boo...

Drew Barrymore reveals how she went into interview with ex Tom Green Dailymail.com Reporter © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Drew Barrymore went into her major  interview with Tom Green with no idea what she'd say to him, she said Tuesday on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The 45-year-old actress hadn't spoken to her ex in 15 years before recently inviting him on her talk show, but was intent on making their reunion as authentic as possible. 'There was no questions prepared for that,' Drew told Jimmy, 46, who called it his 'favorite interview' of hers. © ...

Open share drawer On his collaborative album with Four Tet’s Kieran Hebden, the producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, and archivist remains masterful by simply turning what he hears into something new and revelatory. Listening to music can be a way of making it. Few artists understand this better than Madlib. Across dozens of releases and nearly as many alter egos, the West Coast hip-hop producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, and de facto archivist born Otis Jackson Jr. has worked chiefly by flipping cherished records from his collection, inviting audiences to hear what he hears: the unique...

Along with some new fire from singer-songwriters Thandi Ntuli and Fay Victor.