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The six-seven meme that has taken over the world
In the Spotlight With roots in rap and basketball, the phrase has young people obsessed, and it could be here to stay
By Will Barker, The Week UK Published
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A journey through Trinidad’s wild heart
The Week Recommends Experience the island’s natural wonders, from watching baby turtles hatch to visiting an ancient bat cave
By Alexandra Genova Published
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6 well-crafted log homes
Feature Featuring a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace in Montana and a Tulikivi stove in New York
By The Week US Published
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4B movement: what is it and how has it evolved?
The Explainer Why some women are choosing the nuclear option for dealing with misogyny
By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Last updated
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Roofman: a ‘stranger than fiction’ tale
The Week Recommends Channing Tatum walks ‘effortlessly’ between comedy and tragedy
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Dry skin, begone! 8 products to keep your skin supple while traveling.
The Week Recommends Say goodbye to dry and hello to hydration
By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published
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A House of Dynamite, After the Hunt, and It Was Just an Accident
Feature A nuclear missile bears down on a U.S. city, a sexual misconduct allegation rocks an elite university campus, and a victim of government terror pursues vengeance
By The Week US Published
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Book reviews: ‘Gertrude Stein: An Afterlife’ and ‘Make Me Commissioner: I Know What’s Wrong With Baseball and How to Fix It’
Feature Gertrude Stein’s untold story and Jane Leavy’s playbook on how to save baseball
By The Week US Published
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Rachel Ruysch: Nature Into Art
Feature Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, through Dec. 7
By The Week US Published
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Music reviews: Olivia Dean, Madi Diaz, and Hannah Frances
Feature “The Art of Loving,” “Fatal Optimist,” and “Nested in Tangles”
By The Week US Published
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Gilbert King’s 6 favorite books about the search for justice
Feature The journalist recommends works by Bryan Stevenson, David Grann, and more
By The Week US Published
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5 of the best kid-friendly scary movies
The Week Recommends Hardcore horror is for grown-ups only, but light scares can be startling fun for the whole family
By David Faris Published
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The best music tours coming to the UK in 2025: from HAIM to Disturbed
The Week Recommends The bands and singers to catch live, while you still can
By Alex Kerr Last updated
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Leonard and Hungry Paul: ‘beautiful, heartfelt’ television
The Week Recommends Julia Roberts narrates this ‘charming’ and ‘unexpectedly profound’ adaptation of Rónán Hession’s novel
By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published
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