"I think we both know/this is the love that we won't get right. Still if you said that you wanted/I know I'll always have one more try..." And so it goes. Here, a playlist for all you relationship martyrs out there. May music make it better.
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In 'Opus,' Cult Leaders and Pop Stars Are One in the SameThe A24 film's costume and production designers open up about crafting fictional pop icon Moretti’s style and mysterious estate.
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The Melancholic Sound of SuccessThe artist known as Japanese Breakfast opens up about finding her sound on a new album after experiencing whirlwind success.
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