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For all the great populist entertainment that came out in 2025, this year's blockbuster movies mostly spoke to the dire state of things in the industry.
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Climbing into a loft bed loses its charm quickly, especially when you’re half-asleep at 2 AM. The Barred Owl by Rewild Homes acknowledges this reality with a rare approach in tiny house design: everything happens on one level. Built by the Nan