A surgery tech shares his experience on working with Dr. Christopher Duntsch and surgery that led to the death of Kellie Martin. If you have not listened to this horrifying podcast, you absolutely must.

Their photos used to sell for six figures. Now they run as low as 50 bucks. And yet the camera bulbs keep flashing. Bonus: From rings to necklaces, ass grabs to ass grabs - The Full Taxonomy of Bennifer.

Ever since the fizzy Netflix rom-com “Emily in Paris” featured a scene of its eponymous heroine engaging a Starry Night light show last October, demand has soared among pandemic-addled audiences for the same experience. At least five companies — including, controversially, one major museum — have stepped up with immersive exhibits based on the life and work of the famous Dutch painter. Nearly 40 different Van Gogh rooms have opened (or will soon) across the U.S. so far. The phenomenon may not wind down until every man, woman and child in the U.S. has been inundated by very large pictures of very many much smaller pictures. We went to the Dallas outpost and we were very underwhelmed.

That high lonesome note that Joshua Ray Walker held in his spine-tingling ballad “Voices” hits in an entirely different way in his swaggering new song “Sexy After Dark.” While “Voices,” a breakthrough for the Texas songwriter, was a dark, somber commentary on suicidal ideations, “Sexy After Dark” is a gloriously confident anthem that frames Walker’s falsetto as a come-hither call.

Narrated by journalists Justine Harman and Vanessa Grigoriadis, the series promises to reveal all the company’s secrets, with firsthand input from “women who witnessed what really happened behind the curtain.” For example: We hear from former Angel Bridget Malcolm about having to stay skinny enough to fit a size 30A bra; another model, Erin Heatherton, recalls taking a cocktail of diet drugs — phentermine, later described by Heatherton’s therapist as “bathwater meth,” along with hormonal injections — to meet the brand’s outlandish size expectations.

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