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Resenting your husband or resenting your wife is an unfortunate reality of every relationship.Whether you think your partner is coasting by while you do all the work, not respecting you as an equal, or just driving you mad with their loud chewing, sources of resentment aren't hard to come by.But, just because the emotion is unavoidable, doesn't mean the negative repercussions have to be.

This week we talked to some Pulitzer winners, debated which TV finale is the best, and watched a Monsoon Wedding.Here's what the NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour crew was paying attention to and what you should check out this weekend.Jury Duty Ronald Gladden and James Marsden in Jury Duty / Amazon Freevee Amazon Freevee Jury Duty is a reality TV series.

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, who has been away from the Senate since February while recovering from shingles, will return to Washington on Tuesday, according to a spokesperson.She has been recovering in San Francisco.Feinstein said in April that her return to Washington had been delayed due to continued complications related to my diagnosis but said she planned to return to the Senate as soon as possible once my medical team advises that it's safe for me to travel.

To quote the great manager Lou Brown in the acclaimed - OK, not really - movie Major League II:
It has happened before, indeed!In a massive Sunday afternoon clash to solidify their top four position, Juventus traveled to Bergamo to face an always-pesky Atalanta side who themselves were fighting for their European chances.

Top US diplomat expresses doubt that deepening relations between Beijing and Moscow are based on conviction'.United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken has dismissed deepening ties between China and Russia as a marriage of convenience.Blinken made the comments on Wednesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin were filmed saying warm goodbyes at the end of two days of closely-watched meetings in Moscow.

China's President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin bid each other farewell following talks in Moscow.President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin were filmed saying warm goodbyes as their two-day meeting ended with China's leader saying they were driving geopolitical change around the world.

1947White Sox organist and baseball legend Nancy Faust is born in Chicago.Nancy is a White Sox icon, deserving of better franchise acknowledgement, as well as Baseball Hall of Fame recognition.Among her many contributions to the game, Nancy invented walk-up music for players.Her 1970s popularization for the Steam single "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)" not only revolutionized the fan experience at Comiskey Park, but is an iconic experience of victory celebration that continues - throughout the world - to this day.

Image courtesy of SFPD Bay Area radio host and DJ Jeffrey Vandergrift, known as Wild 94.9's JV, was reported missing Friday, officials announced.According to a statement released by the San Francisco Police Department, Vandergrift was last seen about 10 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, at his San Francisco residence on the 200 block of King Street.

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Music.It's the universal language of mankind.It transcends geographic boundaries, political ideologies, class, and creed.It has been heralded by scientists, educators, and art activists for everything from better test scores, higher graduation rates, and fewer discipline issues to cognitive benefits and improved mental health.

It sells both new and used books with a mix of popular titles along with more obscure authors.RECOMMENDED: This new book pays homage to NYC's beloved storefronts with gorgeous illustrations The trend isn't just in New York City."When a new bookstore opens up, people now with the pandemic economy fresh in their minds, really treasure it and rally around it and want to support it," he said.More than 300 new independent bookstores have opened across the nation in the past few years, rebounding after struggling early in the pandemic, The New York Times reported this summer.