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EntertainmentNetflix’s "The Perfect Neighbor" dives into the tragic shooting of Ajike Owens, a mother of four, by her neighbor, Susan Lorincz. Here’s what happened and how the case ultimately ended.See the Story
What Happened To Ajike Owens? The Disturbing True Story Behind ‘The Perfect Neighbor’
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MeditationKevin Parker winds back the clock, tunes up the dancefloor and reminds us to get our arms out wide (or up high) on Deadbeat, Tame Impala’s fifth and latest full-length studio album.
Dropping at midnight, Oct. 17, Deadbeat is the production maestro’s first Tame Impala album in five years, and the first through the Sony Music network, by way of a new deal with Columbia Records.
As previously reported, Deadbeat is inspired by the “bush doof” cu…See the Story
Tame Impala Drops ‘Deadbeat’ Album: Stream It Now
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