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James Broadnax was sentenced to death for a 2008 double murder, but a new confession from his cousin has sparked a desperate legal battle to save his life.
Clavicular’s YouTube Channels Terminated Again
YouTube has removed channels belonging to the streamer known as Clavicular, citing repeated violations of community guidelines.
The Young Wikipedians Shaping Music History
A new generation of Wikipedia editors is racing to document the underground music scenes of the 2020s, creating a digital archive for the future.
John Cameron Mitchell on 25 Years of ‘Hedwig’ and His ‘Oh, Mary!’ Turn
Broadway icon John Cameron Mitchell reflects on the enduring legacy of ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and his recent, transformative role in ‘Oh, Mary!’