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What Really Happened Out There?
Considering the show’s multitude of unanswered questions, it’s no surprise the ‘Yellowjackets’ subreddit has exploded. What’s unique is the way the series’ cast and crew are getting in on the fun too.
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How the Rise of the Celebrity Instructor Transformed Our Relationship With Fitness
In March 2020, the fitness industry was forced to adapt to the onset of a global pandemic. Nearly two years later, many of the changes are here to stay—for good and for bad.
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The Pit Bull Influencers Reclaiming the Dogs’ Image, One IG Post at a Time
Arguably no dogs have been as feared and maligned as the ones classified as pit bulls. But don’t tell that to Instagram stars like Gracie, Rey, and Bronson, just a few of the good boys and girls who are showing just how sweet the breeds can be.
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Gun Violence Is Devastating New Orleans. Big Freedia Wants to End It.
‘Freedia Got a Gun,’ the new documentary about the bounce artist’s activism, is a gut-wrenching examination of trauma, the impact of Hurricane Katrina, mass incarceration, and the role they play in Black communities in her hometown
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How South Korea Brought Baseball Back—and What’s Different in America
It’s tempting to see what’s happening with the KBO and think that MLB could easily replicate it. But South Korea’s experience may not be replicable in the States.
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Remembering “The Note” on ‘Jersey Shore’
In the show’s second season, Snooki and JWoww waltzed into an internet cafe and began typing up a letter about lust and infidelity. The world would never be the same.
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Down the Bayou, Ed Orgeron’s Hometown Roots for an LSU Title
LSU plays Clemson on Monday in New Orleans for the college football national championship. About 60 miles away, at the southern tip of Louisiana, residents of Larose celebrate their native son.
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Gym, Tan, Family: 10 Years With ‘Jersey Shore’
Through countless ups and downs, fist pumps and grenades, no show has come closer to capturing the complexities and nuances of real-life friendship
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Zion Can Make It Anywhere, but Can He Win Over New Orleans?
The Duke phenom is one of the biggest stars in college basketball history, but fitting in with the NBA’s most unique market isn’t as easy as the city’s pace of life.
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“This Was Like Someone Had Stabbed You in the Back”: Scenes From New Orleans After the No-Call
Two years, two straight devastating Saints playoff losses. New Orleans’s reaction to Sunday’s stunner was different than it’d been a year earlier, all while embodying the qualities that set this NFL fan base apart.