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That seems to be the mantra for “Make Sure You Die Screaming,” Zee Carlstrom’s debut novel from Flatiron Books. The first-person narration follows no-name Gunderson, nonbinary queer person, at what ...

This cover image released by Flatiron shows "Make Sure You Die Screaming" by Zee Carlstrom. (Flatiron via AP) ...

Prepare yourselves: 1980s fashion is back in business. On the spring runways, Jil Sander and Bottega Veneta showed gargantuan shoulder pads with billowy tailored pants. Stella McCartney paired ...

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