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Taylor described "soft swinging" as switching partners without going "all the way," and her initial video was vague as to who was a part of the swinging clique.
Jesse Lally emerges as a captivating yet complex character, stirring drama while seeking attention in his vibrant social escapades with a mix of attraction and annoyance.
An Entry Guide to the Absurdist Comedy of Nathan Fielder
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The Rehearsal Season-Premiere Recap: Up in the Air
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100 years, 100 moments: How women shaped a century of music
In 2002, Kelly Clarkson's victory on American Idol not only launched her career but also transformed television, paving the way for reality shows to proliferate in American entertainment.
How two East Bay kids became acclaimed duo behind Nobody Loves You'
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All the Usual Backstabbing and Big Commissions. This Time in Manhattan.
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Director of Netflix's Jerry Springer Show' Documentary Offers 5 Takeaways
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8 celebrities who competed at Miss Universe - and how they placed
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