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Storyteller Ray Christian, who joined the Army right after the Vietnam War, reflects on why he enlisted and why he didn’t leave for 20 years.

We sit down with YouTuber Ingrid Nilsen to reflect on the 10-year anniversary of her most popular video to date.

Behind the scenes at VidCon—and 20 years of YouTube.

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Why the prolific street lit author keeps going viral

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TheWizardLiz’s breakup proves you can’t “hack” love.

Celine Song’s new movie, Materialists, stars Dakota Johnson as a matchmaker – a job Celine had in her twenties.

The F.A.A. has strict rules around how a pilot can seek mental health treatment, so many don’t.

Viral video sensation Kareem Rahma discusses his scrappy financial maneuvering.

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