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Here are six songs to soak in as the season’s sorrow begins to strike.

Perhaps part of the beauty of Midnights is its ability to obscure the line between reality and fantasy. As dusk settles and eyes hang heavy, senses become available to invention.

“Gilmore Girls” has its strengths, such as its compelling, nuanced female characters, plots largely driven by female ambition and willingness to challenge traditional family structures. With that being said, the series depends on several patriarchal tropes.

Reach for those Koss Porta Pros, sweaters and Doc Martens, and embrace the gloom.

His name frequenting top charts globally comes down to Spanish-speaking fans who understand the difference between being “bebecita” and being “bebesota.” But his Latin-trap music also grabs non-Spanish speakers by the hand and salsas with them toward the dance floor.

Here’s a playlist for when all you want is a rainy day in New York, but the closest you can get is an Angelino film major who once served cold coffee to Woody Allen. No milk, no sugar.

It’s unfortunate that out of all the problematic aspects of “The Bachelorette,” the show decided the number of leads was what needed to be changed.

If one gets down to the product itself and what Hadid is trying to promote, Guest in Residence may be a push in the right direction.

Here are six songs that encapsulate the hauntingly beautiful yet eerily bleak spirit of fall.

A box of tissues and a warm cup of coffee are highly recommended to enhance your listening experience.