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Fresh off of his work on Future’s classic DS2, Metro Boomin was the most sought-after beatmaker in the game in 2016, with more over-the-top, brooding production. He started off his year-long run with contributions to Future’s EVOL tape and Kanye West’s The Life of Pablo, officially making his producer tags, “If Young Metro don’t trust you, Imma shoot ya” and “Metro Boomin want some more,” ubiquitous parts of the culture.

While the movie is largely focused on Liz’s relationship with Ted, Carol did eventually divorce him in 1986 and left Florida, moving back to Washington and retreating from the spotlight after basking in it for years as Mrs. Bundy. 

Near the end of 2016, Metro produced “Congratulations” for Post Malone and Quavo, a song that has 884 million views on YouTube at the time of this writing and is eight times platinum. Young Metro had the Midas touch in 2016. But maybe his sudden rise made him question whether the fame and recognition were really worth it: He seemingly emptied the clip in 2017 by producing full-on tapes with Nav (Perfect Timing), Big Sean (Double or Nothing), and Offset and 21 Savage (Without Warning) before announcing his retirement this year.

Shortly after returning to work, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I will never forget going to the nursing home with my brother to tell my 89-year-old mother that I had cancer. We sat outside in the courtyard. I told her I was about to have a double mastectomy, and we wouldn’t know my prognosis until the results from the surgery came in. I said, " Mom, you know what a Tom Petty fan I’ve been all my life? Well, I used this song to get me through the pain and recovery from the spine surgery, and it’s gonna get me through this, too." And I played "I Won’t Back Down" for her. I held it up to her ear and she and my brother and I just sat with tears in our eyes and listened. She listened to the whole thing, sitting there in the courtyard. It was epic.

Considering where these fishes live, such tests may not even be possible, Musilová says. When brought to the surface, “most of them simply die due to the pressures changes,” she says. “Even getting them to the surface alive doesn’t guarantee they would behave the same way they do in the depths.”

Since the mission seems to arbitrary, any casual fan would likely let the quest stay ignored. However, deep in the ice caves lives a deranged necromancer with female draugr "pets". While he was evicted from Dawnstar, he’s continued his work here. Directly east of Dawnstar, Yngvild is a fascinating (if not disturbing) place too many people miss.

Join us to learn more about how Wynonna Earp both exemplifies legacy of the strong female lead as represented by Xena and Buffy and simultaneously redefines the archetype.

THE HATE U GIVE In this adaptation of the best-selling YA novel by Angie Thomas (which grew out of a short story inspired by the conversation surrounding the death of Oscar Grant III), Amandla Stenberg plays a code-switching teenager with one face for her neighborhood and one for her prep school — until her friend is shot by a police officer. Russell Hornsby, Regina Hall and Common also star. George Tillman Jr. directed.

Description: Dungeons and Dragons is enjoying a renaissance in pop culture through the power of tv and the internet. Its origins heavily influenced by war games, the systems have favoured rewarding conquest, racial conflict, tropes surrounding gender and borrowed monsters from all over the world, reskinning them to varying effect. With more underrepresented people (publicly) playing than ever before, what problematic issues in the crunch and flavor of the game can be reconstructed to explore new ideas of power, morality and more? Join game writers, editors, players, podcasters and artists as they talk about decolonizing DnD!

"But look what you did for me," he said. "I know these aren’t easy to make. And you thought enough of me to go through all this trouble." He put his hand on his heart and said, "Really, I’m just touched. I’m humbled. Thank you for doing this for me."

Will Eisner: The Centennial Celebration, 1917-2017,by Paul Gravett, Denis Kitchen, and John Lind(Kitchen Sink/Dark Horse)

Waterways can contain traces of many drugs—among them antifungals, antimicrobials, and antibacterials, as well as ones for pain, fertility, mood, sleeplessness, and neurodegenerative diseases. If current trends persist, scientists estimate, the volume of pharmaceuticals diffusing into fresh water could increase by two-thirds by 2050. Recent modeling shows that a platypus living in a contaminated stream in Melbourne is already likely to ingest more than half a recommended adult dose of antidepressants every day.