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If you’ve ever heard your teen describe someone as a “baddie,” “clean girl” aesthetic, or worse, a “pick me” girl, you’re not alone in wondering what any of it actually means (and if it’s meant to be ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (NYSE: FNF) (FNF), a leading provider of title insurance and transaction services to the real estate and mortgage ...

Directed by the New York duo Evil Twins, the visual follows the Bronx-bred rapper as she moves confidently through high-profile dinners and events with model Anok Yai by her side. The song itself, ...

The Zeus Network just dropped the official teaser for the Baddies Africa reunion, and it already has fans buzzing. Posted on Monday, October 6, the clip promises high-stakes drama, emotional ...

Ice Spice is back in the spotlight with the release of her new single Baddie Baddie, a track already sparking conversation across hip-hop. The Bronx drill star has reemerged with a sharper sound and a ...

Ice Spice has dropped her second single of September. The new song, “Baddie Baddie,” boasts a sample of M.I.A.’s beloved Matangi cut “Bad Girls.” Listen to the track—co-produced by frequent Ice Spice ...

Jackie Martin is a senior producer with GBH’s All Things Considered. Prior to GBH, Jackie worked as the Line Producer for WNYC’s The Takeaway. She also worked more than 13 years in audio and sports ...

Nova Launcher, one of Android’s best customization tools, is shutting down for good. Founder Kevin Barry made the announcement over the weekend, confirming that he’s leaving the company that owns Nova ...

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To thousands of Scottish Highlanders who came out to Canada in the late 18th and early 19th Centuries, the northern end of Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Island looked like home. They searched no farther.