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‘A sublime, breezy confection’: writers on their 2026 songs of the summer

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By Owen Myers Verified, Emma Madden, Laura Snapes Verified, Jessie Doris, Jayson Buford Verified, Lydia Wei, Jim Farber, Benjamin Lee Verified, Alaina Demopoulos Verified, Michelle Hyun Kim, Stefanie Fernández, Harry Tafoya
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Kim Petras – Jeep Kim Petras’ greatest song to date is also the best outsider country song in recent memory: if Ethel Cain and Lana Del Rey could ever put the beef behind them and duet, the dusty gutter romance of Jeep is exactly how you’d want it to sound.
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Why gen Z are ‘romanticizing' their hangovers: ‘It's lowkey a beautiful thing'

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By Alaina Demopoulos Verified
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Picture a typical hangover: a morning spent curled under a comforter, chugging Gatorade and shame spiraling about what you might have said at the bar the night before. Not so for the young people who are “romanticizing” their hangovers on TikTok and Instagram. Instead, they are flaunting their dark eye circles and raging headaches as the aftereffects of a good time, broadcasting their bad decisions to the world with a glowy sheen.
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Spirit airlines is dead and a bus travel boom looks likely – but will Greyhounds ever be cool again?

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By Alaina Demopoulos Verified
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"It's a grueling experience," Greyhound bus enthusiast Miles Taylor explains. "You're not treated very well. Everyone is yelling at you the entire time. When the bus is late, they blame you for it, like somehow you've done something wrong. You just get screamed at for wanting to know what's going on, because no one says anything." Taylor is obsessed with public transit. "I never really grew out of my little boy train phase," the 26-year-old said.
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