Pakistan Entertainment News API

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            "title": "Taylor Swift’s Bangs Are So Big, Because They’re Full of Secrets",
            "description": "Out and about in New York City, Taylor Swift sported a fluffed up fringe—is this the last chop and style before her big wedding?",
            "content": "Taylor Swift is a fan of heavy-set, eyebrow-skimming bangs. And over the years, her fringe style has defined eras all on its own—maybe even more than her signature red lip or her feline flick of eyeliner.\nStepping out in New York last night for dinne... [485 chars]",
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            "title": "Dua Saleh: Of Earth and Wires review - ambitious confrontation of global catastrophe is surprisingly cautious",
            "description": "While the first track is a scorching mix of poetry, rap, falsetto vocals and acoustic guitar, elsewhere the Sudanese-American’s second album feels a little underbaked",
            "content": "Spoken-word poetry about Prometheus, screamo rap, sun-dappled acoustic guitar, airy falsetto … and that’s just the first track on Dua Saleh’s Of Earth and Wires, their second album rooted in real-world crises and fictional lore. The Sudanese-American... [1363 chars]",
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            "title": "Book Review: The Mind-Boggling Science of Enormous Numbers",
            "description": "In \"Huge Numbers,\" mathematician Richard Elwes spotlights some of the largest numbers humans have ever contemplated.",
            "content": "When a child learns all 26 letters of the English alphabet, they’re “done” — but numbers, amazingly, just keep on going. A particularly enthusiastic kid might decide to see just how far they can go: Start from one and keep going into the hundreds, pe... [7354 chars]",
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