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“I just want to open doors, burn down that ‘good old boys’’ town, and make it more of an inclusive genre, because so many people would love it if they were given the chance to be able to sing it.”

This past week on Instagram was filled with colorful eye shadow, chic black eyeliner, and reminders to get outside.

March Mindfulness is Mashable's series that examines the intersection of meditation practice and technology. Because even in the time of coronavirus, March doesn't have to be madness.

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The A’s have plenty of top-level talent, but they haven’t significantly added to it.

While the world was shut down in 2020, ACMI was busy working behind the scenes on an immersive multiplatform offering.

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No need to shell out tons of cash on a lobster dinner on the Strip.

Venue transforms into the ultimate watch party for March Madness.

You’ll fire military-grade weapons such as a tactical shotgun.

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History,

It often comes as a surprise that the most deadly American battle wasn’t fought in the Civil War or even World War II, but rather took place during the final stages of World War I.

A single battle may not determine the outcome of a war, but for those doing the fighting at the time that likely didn’t matter. However, in the case of American history, the U.S. military has largely been on the victorious side of the largest and most deadly battles it fought. Читать дальше...

International students are transferring to cheaper vocational courses to save money while the education agents who recruit them claim thousands of dollars in commissions and bonuses from private colleges.

The chairman of Australia’s biggest superannuation fund has slammed Coalition MPs for pushing to allow renters to tap into their retirement funds for a home deposit.

Kathryn Carter doesn’t discount the tensions around social media platforms, but she says the positives of a platform such as Snapchat outweigh the perceived negatives.

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Twenty ASX-listed companies have joined 38 other businesses to provide paid parental leave for stillbirth.

20 years ago, the fall of insurance giant HIH created a nightmare for employees, shareholders and thousands of policyholders across the country.

At a time when global digital media companies are cutting back on jobs and withdrawing from markets, Vice Media has decided to do the opposite.

A prominent member of the ultra-wealthy Liberman family says it is too early to say whether they will work again with the Grollo family after a major fallout between the two high-profile Melbourne dynasties.

The government is preparing a “network management plan” for marine parks stretching from Byron Bay to Batemans Bay, stoking fears from advocates of both conservation and recreational fishing about the possible outcomes.

Facebook is considering changing certain provisions in its offers to news outlets that would allow it to blow up deals at any given time.

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Some businesses worry that a further surge in demand, led by the U.S., could exacerbate supply-chain disruptions and drive up costs.