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Why America is obsessed with the Alex Murdaugh murder trial NPR · Manuela López Restrepo A "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" executive producer weighs in. Why are we still arguing about masks? The Atlantic · Derek Thompson In the past few weeks, the conventional wisdom about COVID-19 seems to have been upended. But it's complicated.

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Downtown Chicago now has more residents than before the pandemic Bloomberg CityLab · Isis Almeida "The notion that everybody was leaving downtown and leaving cities during the pandemic was somewhat overblown." Signs you need a social media break and tips for healthier usage CBS News · Sara Moniuszko Using social media has become an unhealthy reflex — something we reach for when we wake up, before going to sleep or whenever we're bored. Chaka Khan has some thoughts about the 'Greatest Singers' list Los Angeles Magazine · Andrew Goldman Only Aretha Franklin survived the wrath of Khan after the music legend learned of her placement on a Rolling Stone list. Adam Lambert has never shied away from being his authentic self Queerty · Cameron Scheetz The pop singer is making his dramatic film debut and releasing his fifth solo studio album, "High Drama." From 'Yellowstone' to 'The Chosen,' boom times for small Texas towns csmonitor.com · Henry Gass If the newly booming Texas film industry has a heart, it might be Fort Worth. Unwinding the birth, rise, fall and return of the cassette tape billboard.com · Joe Lynch Two decades after most music fans pressed the Eject button, cassettes are following vinyl's comeback in stores and stereos.

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