The four country songs below are all really beautiful bummers, with the final entry being the one that ruined me the most.

The song was so popular that the title became its own idiom. The Carpenters caressed "Rainy Days And Mondays" to soft-rock perfection.

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BEIJING — A frowning red horse has become the surprise hit toy of the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday, capturing the mood here better than any data point. Embroidered with a Chinese phrase wishing ...

Last week, as global elites met in Davos to celebrate hard power, the dance world marked the 122nd birthday, on January 22, of George Balanchine, whose life was the result of the greatest failure and ...

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K-pop superstars TWICE brought their This Is For World Tour to North America on Friday, Jan. 9, performing in-the-round on a 360-degree stage at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia. The arena ...

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