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  • Tim Hortons launches new online store selling apparel with retro feel

    TORONTO - Tim Hortons has launched an online store selling a new line of clothing.
  • Valentino challenges masculine notions, opening Milan Fashion Week menswear previews

    MILAN (AP) — The cries of adoring fans filled the air as stars like actor Jacob Elordi and Italian singer Elodie arrived for the Valentino show, which opened Milan Fashion Week menswear previews on Friday.
  • Gucci unveils 'HaHaHa' collaboration with Harry Styles

    MILAN (AP) — By Monday's fourth and final day of Milan Fashion Week menswear previews for next spring and summer, designers seemed to have understood the assignment.
  • Performers gear up for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

    NEW YORK (AP) — Growing up in Chicago, Broadway star Brittney Mack faithfully watched the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV after fulfilling her own parade duties. Now she's getting ready to bundle up, hit the streets of Manhattan and be part of the big one for the first time.
  • Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade returns to pre-pandemic shape

    NEW YORK (AP) — The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will return to its pre-pandemic form this year, with its route restored through Manhattan, high-flying helium balloons once again pulled by handlers and crowds welcomed back to cheer them on.
  • Vinyl records surge during pandemic, keeping sales spinning

    PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Vinyl record sales surged during the pandemic as music lovers fattened their collections, and audio cassettes began a comeback as well, keeping business spinning at record stores.
  • 'Stranger Things' fans bring cameras, wallets to Georgia

    PALMETTO, Ga. - Soon after Netflix released "Stranger Things," fans of all ages came into Bradley's Big Buy grocery store in Palmetto, Georgia, dressed like characters from the show, and wandered toward the Eggo waffles aisle, cameras in hand.
  • Anime studio hit by deadly fire is known for skill, fan base

    TOKYO - It may not be as famous as Japanese anime legend Studio Ghibli, but Kyoto Animation has many core fans and is known as a team of skilled animators that provides top-quality work for others and can produce its own hits, such as "Lucky Star," ''K-On!" and the "Haruhi Suzumiya" series.
  • 3 car gurus from 'The Grand Tour' ponder the car's future

    NEW YORK - When it comes to cars, three names instantly come to mind. No, not Ford, Chevy and Honda. We're talking Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, the former "Top Gear" hosts who have just launched season two of their new automotive show, "The Grand Tour," on Amazon Prime. They stopped by to discuss the importance of the car and why gas engines aren't going away.
  • Ella Fitzgerald's 100th birthday marked with Grammy exhibit

    LOS ANGELES - The Grammy Museum is putting rare Ella Fitzgerald memorabilia on display for what would have been the singing legend's 100th birthday.

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