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• Late Rapper Juice WRLD Remembered on 24th Birthday: 'Never Be Another You'

  By Taylor McCloud| Newsweek Verified Nearly three years after budding hip-hop superstar Juice WRLD died of an accidental drug overdose at Chicago's Midway International Airport, fans and friends have gathered online to celebrate what would have been the late rapper's 24th birthday. "Happy Birthday Juice WRLD!!" former manager and Grade A Productions record executive Lil Bibby tweeted. "Greatest to ever do it," he added in a separate tweet.

  By Taylor McCloud · Newsweek

  Dec. 02, 2022

• BFI's List of Greatest Films Leaves Internet Reeling: 'Shame on You'

  By Taylor McCloud| Newsweek Verified Sixty years ago, Britain's Sight and Sound magazine thought it wise to name the greatest films of all time. The tradition has carried for six decades, with an updated list of the 100 best films ever, published every 10 years. But where applause—and criticism—for such lists started out as scrawled praise and word-of-mouth complaints, social media has changed the game completely. In 2012, British Film Institute critics named Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 movie "Vertigo" the greatest film of all time.

  By Taylor McCloud · Newsweek

  Dec. 01, 2022

• Late Rapper Juice WRLD Remembered on 24th Birthday: 'Never Be Another You'

  By Taylor McCloud| Newsweek Verified Nearly three years after budding hip-hop superstar Juice WRLD died of an accidental drug overdose at Chicago's Midway International Airport, fans and friends have gathered online to celebrate what would have been the late rapper's 24th birthday. "Happy Birthday Juice WRLD!!" former manager and Grade A Productions record executive Lil Bibby tweeted. "Greatest to ever do it," he added in a separate tweet.

  By Taylor McCloud · Newsweek

  Dec. 02, 2022

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