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Madonna is not happy with her New York Times profile. Madonna is comparing a recent interview to being "raped" - and she is not backing down from her statements.

Avery, a young college student aspires to become a top reporter for the most famous magazine know by New Yorkers; The New York Times. Her personal problems pollute her life, causing struggles along the way. She begins to question they way she writes, and how it affects others when she meets Henry, young intern at an infamous law firm. The law firm is being torn apart in newspaper articles for leaking files, yet Avery suspects there is more to the story than meets than meets the eye. Watch the evolution of a young girl as she falls in love and discovers her true self.

Hugo is a boy who knows people. My fan fiction on the movie 'Hugo'

An eighteen-year-old amateur writer named Christopher Elijah had only two goals in life: attend Northwestern University and become New York Times' Best-selling Author. His ambition to fly above the skies had always been admired by his big family, but he had one problem: He was a bad writer. All his friends mocked his grammar and his father didn't believe that he could even be admitted as a writer in the world. He had gone through numerous programs and tried out for every writing competition there is, but he was just not cut out for it. Will he ever be any good and live his dreams or will he give them all up and do something he had always known he was good at? Book Cover Design | Unsplash Background by Ajeet Mestry

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Peace and harmony in Nigeria/ Africa!! 💪🏿

Peter Park was the 'nerd' of the school and Y/N was the new girl. Y/N was a photographer for the New York Times and took most of the photos of spiderman. Peter was the spiderman. Peter is played by Tom Holland Written by @Xreaderwriter1213 and @Crissy_16

life should have a sign that says "viewer discretion is advised" it should come with panic buttons, alarms and any safety precautions. I thought life came with them, I thought the alarm in my head would go off when I ran into that burning building. now all I have is a woman who is burnt from head to toe, meaningless cash, and a lost girl who I desperately need to find. all rights reserved®

The point of espionage is to get information and hurt the other side. They thought whoever did this was trying to hurt them. That is far from it. All we were trying to do is show the public that while we elect these officials to govern our country, we should not put this much trust into them. And when you have a first hand look into these dealings, these lies, you figure out how much the government is really hiding from the public. There is everything from secrets within presidential campaigns to the edge we have on the most recent war. Someone is bound to figure out what is happening, and someone is bound to tell someone else. That's how humans are, we see something is bad and we either want to fix it or exploit it. Especially when we created some of the problems. So, what's the harm in doing both. That's why we're in this mess, that's why the government is in this mess.

Syria Dastur-a well respected Criminal psychologist in the New york times, as always shows up at her job to see a new patient with a very deceptive case-that sends shivers of excitement to her bone, but as she starts consulting & observing a lot about his behaviour a very suspicious & malevolent aura is radiated from her named criminal-Rowan Davis who had his degree in computer science, has normal 9-5 job far related to this criminal world, suddenly disappears to show up as a criminal? While his family who loves him couldn't show any care towards his disappearance neither his return? What if something sparks between this case that makes the famous behaviour analyst Syaria Dastur to go off track? To find & dig things by getting personal? Or to the worst case, fall in love with the ever named criminal Rowan Davis?

It's basically a poem about my motherland Somalia and it's long civil war and my experience in it hope u like it's very real and emotional

This is a story about Yeosang's experience, which is nonexistant but as a matter of fact, no one cares. This book became the New York Times bestseller in the beginning of 2020, right when it was released and it will blow your minds.

Ava Smith was freshly out of college when she ran into a young girl stealing a woman's purse. A week later she finds that the young girl she met has been killed. She starts doubting Saph's murder when a friend of Saph's thinks that Saph might have faked her death. Is Saph dead or is she faking it? Why would she fake it though? . . Should Ava help figure out why Saph's friend thinks that Saph faked her death?

𝙁𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙨 : 𝘾𝙞𝙖𝙧𝙖 𝘽𝙡𝙞𝙨𝙨

After a tragic accident, Marty, Suzie and Terrance decide to take off to the big city and things are never the same.

Tayah Efting is a journalist for missionaries. She has a terrifying past, and unpredictable future. When she comes home for Christmas to be with her family, she runs into an unsuspecting stranger. The unlikely pair, travel the country together and become the best of friends. But, when Tayah's dangerous past catches up with her she is forced to make a hard decision.

Before I kick cancer's butt, I want to check on : 1. Party in the USA 2. Get lost in Ubud, Bali 3. Shop at a sex shop in Las Vegas 4. Sunset with Van Gogh 5. Reach the stars at Chimborazo Shall we go now, Nia?

an enticing story about meeting Obama in the White House and falling in love with him slowly... but does he love you back

Avid reader of and aspiring author to The New York Times, Eryn Sallow, has all but luck in romance. From friend zoned to cheated on, you name it, she's lived it. After four romantically unfavorable years of college, she came to the executive decision to veto entirely relationships. At least, in her twenties. But in wine-drunk and lonely night spent reading the newest article -- "thirty-six questions that can make two people fall in love," curiosity laced with alcohol get the best out of her, persuading Eryn to book herself dates in a pseudo-tinder app with the intentions of deciphering just to what extent is the article true. And when collecting data, you can't conform to just one trial; hence why she arranges for five. And solely because this might just be the opening she needs to achieve her journalism dreams, the liquor-caused idea becomes a determination to water down the accuracy of the article and the entirety of the concept of romance into a column. [ Instalment #1 in the On Print series ]

Dean has a secret. Samantha has a secret. Luke is an athlete. Together, they are trouble. 3 teens with big dreams leave their small town of Outwood, after the death of local boy Josh Winters, one hot summer night in pursuit of a better life. Friendships will be tested, new bonds will be created, and not all dreams will be recognised. "Heart wrenching story about modern day struggles of our times... truly inspiring" ~New York Times . "Darth has done a phenomenal job at bringing these characters to life..." ~Ceciliamary, author of, "The Journey to find you."