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Fitness

‘The Godfather of Harlem’ will end with a big finale: Here’s why it makes perfect sense

Well, Godfather of Harlem Fans, in case you haven’t heard, MGM+ has finally decided on the fate of the popular crime drama, more than a year after the show’s last new episode aired. According to an official Press releaseThe show is set to end with a two-hour series finale. Technically, this is considered the official

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Books

Literary Center » Three main things from the new Sense and Sensibility trailer.

Attention, Austin Hive! We have an official release timeline for Georgia Oakley’s new film sense and Sensibility. This October, we’re riding again for the Dashwood Sisters. You guys collect petticoats and horses accordingly. The first major adaptation of the novel since Ang Lee’s 1995 novel, New s&s Daisy Edgar-Jones plays the indomitable Elinor, and Esme

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Cars

Touring bike that gives a sense of adventure to big luxury tourists

Not every great touring motorcycle needs a six-cylinder engine, a thousand-pound weight, or a luxury car price tag to make long-distance riding enjoyable. For decades, riders pursuing comfort and capability were told that bigger was automatically better, leading many to gravitate toward larger and more expensive touring machines loaded with every feature imaginable. The problem

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Cars

BMW confirms the next M3 ‘will not be hybrid’, and yes, that makes sense

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Suddenly, after seeing the BMW New Klasse M Concept, I’m quite excited for the new M3. A quad-motor electric version is coming, which is neat, but a gas-powered version is also in

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Motorcycles

Piaggio’s 25-year-old scooter idea somehow still makes sense

Today, every manufacturer wants a piece of the crossover pie. We have an adventure scooter, adventure tourer, electric crossover SUV, crossover motorcycle and probably a crossover motorcycle which is in the development stage. The idea is always the same: Take two different things, smash them together, and tell customers they no longer have to choose.

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