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Buffy Sainte-Marie Rightfully Takes the Polaris Music Prize

09.22.15

By Matt Williams
Tech

My Life in the Cloud

09.22.15

By Tyler Coburn
Music

The Katherines Find Strength in Sisterhood

09.22.15

By Sarah MacDonald
Music

Michael Mayer’s First Club: Lions, Tigers, and Christian Youth Centers

09.22.15

By Michael Mayer
Music

How Drake Found Himself in Future’s Shadow on ‘What a Time to Be Alive’

09.22.15

By Slava Pastuk
Music

I Interviewed Myself About Why I Actually Like the New Miley Cyrus Album

09.22.15

By Dan Ozzi
Music

Langhorne Slim on Getting Sober and Taming His Inner “Wild Freak”

09.22.15

By Annalise Domenighini
Music

The “Supercollider” Never Turned Off: Cavity’s Daniel Gorostiaga on Returning to Ruination

09.22.15

By Fred Pessaro
Tech

How Native Brazilians Are Using Spy Tech to Stop Illegal Logging in the Amazon

09.22.15

By Débora Lopes
Music

From Crazy Frog to Going Up On A Tuesday: How Memes Replaced Publicity in Pop

09.22.15

By Ryan Bassil
Music

Sacramento’s Metal Scene Is Keeping It Dark in the Golden State

09.21.15

By Anthony Siino
Tech

You’ve Been Revealed as an Ashley Madison User. Now What?

09.21.15

By DJ Pangburn

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Daily Horoscope: October 21, 2026

With Venus heading for the Sun later this week, charm comes easy, and people feel extra generous with their praise.

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Two rival stations kept undercutting each other until gas dropped below a dollar, drawing huge crowds and forcing police to intervene.

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The retreat offered people a judgment-free place to fart freely, with absolutely no risk of being kicked out for stinking up the joint.

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Science

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A new study suggests ancient hydrogen trapped deep inside Earth has been slowly escaping into the mantle for billions of years.

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Music

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In the 2000s, these three hardcore punk bands helped revive the straight edge movement, introducing a new generation to straight edge.

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