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Freelance writer for hire. She/her. @depaulu alum. Very slow marathoner. Words in @altpress, @timeout, @torontostar, @chicagotribune, @eatthisnotthat + more!
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Olivia Rodrigo is a Straight up Rockstar on Third Album ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’

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By Erin Yarnall Verified
| Staged Haze
When you’re extremely successful at doing something, it can be stressful thinking about what’s next, especially when you accomplish that success at such a young age, like singer and songwriter Olivia Rodrigo did on her first album, Sour, and her second album, Guts.
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7 ways Wisconsinites can celebrate Pride 2026

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By Erin Yarnall Verified
| UpNorthNews
The month of June offers far more than just the start of summer—it’s also Pride, a month-long observance and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community. Filled with parades, festivals, and other fun events, Pride Month is an exciting time of celebration, but it’s also an opportunity to commemorate LGBTQ+ history.
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Death Cab for Cutie embraces grief on 11th album, ‘I Built You a Tower’

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By Erin Yarnall Verified
| Staged Haze
After embarking on a massively successful anniversary tour in 2023, Death Cab for Cutie frontman was feeling one emotion quite strongly: grief. In 2023, the indie band embarked on a lengthy tour alongside Gibbard’s other project, The Postal Service, marking the 20th anniversary of Death Cab’s album Transatlanticism and The Postal Service’s Give Up, both released in 2003.
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