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“Good Girl.” The narrator is a forlorn young woman named Nila Haddadi, and the story she tells sounds like a howl of despair transposed into the key of poetic retrospection. Indeed, the fact ...

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Collins announced the arrival of their baby girl on Friday, whom they welcomed via surrogate, with an adorable photo of the newborn. In the photo shared to Instagram, Tove can be seen wearing a ...

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