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‘Deadbeat’ is an album of self-exploration for Tame Impala

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By Jordan Kahn Verified
| The Ithacan Verified
3.5 out of 5.0 stars3.5 Australian musician Kevin Parker released his fifth studio album, “Deadbeat”, under his stage name Tame Impala on Oct. 17. In an exclusive interview with triple j, Parker revealed that the album name was drawn from aspects of his own life, being a dropout and often feeling inadequate. The album opens with the song “My Old Ways,” which starts slow but picks up as the song goes on. It has the same psychedelic feel as his previous music, which he often calls psychedelic pop.
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Updating Seasonal Decor :: Pumpkins with Paint

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By Jordan Kahn Verified
| Nashville Moms
I love decorating my home with the seasons, but sometimes constantly buying new décor can be quite expensive—and just not possible. Décor trends change, and my own tastes change (my husband will attest to that). So, usually, I like to switch up my seasonal décor from year to year as well.
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‘Eleanor the Great’ bridges generational gaps

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By Jordan Kahn Verified
| The Ithacan Verified
4.5 out of 5.0 stars4.5 “Eleanor the Great,”produced by Scarlett Johansson and starring June Squibb as Eleanor Morgenstein, came out in theaters on Sept. 26. Watching the trailer, one might have expected a heartfelt movie about a feisty 94-year-old woman navigating life and loss. This movie delivered, but it was so much more than that. The movie begins with Eleanor and her best friend Bessie Stern (Rita Zohar), who she had lived with for 11 years, waking up in the morning and making breakfast.
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