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Burt is a contributor for TIME. BTS returns with new album 'Arirang' Burt is a contributor for TIME. It’s been a while since we saw BTS in proper fighting form. Launched in 2013 as a hip-hop idol ...

BTS‘ comeback game is strong. The band of superstars will officially hit the stage for their first U.S. performance in nearly four years. Spotify will invite 1,000 of BTS’ top fans and most devoted ...

A defiant turkey named Henry blocked traffic and physically chased responding Cobb County officers off the roadway. Despite using air horns and tactical maneuvering, officers failed to intimidate or ...

COBB COUNTY, Ga. - A new video posted to the Cobb County Police Department’s Facebook page has people questioning who the real turkey is. The video shows a game of chicken between Henry the turkey and ...

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CHEEESE, GROMIT!! With the iconic stop-motion duo returning to the big screen, John was lucky enough to sit down & chat with Wallace & Gromit creator / director, Nick Park, along with co-director ...

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