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Dec 4, 2024 | nzherald.co.nz | Lana Andelane |Sabrina Carpenter |A U.S Court |Sarah J. Maas

Prince Harry has topped the Spotify charts in New Zealand this year. Photo / Composite / Getty ImagesSpotify Wrapped has arrived for another year, offering New Zealanders a personalised look at their music, podcast and audiobook preferences over the past 12 months. Spotify has once again released the data for New Zealand listeners at large, revealing the songs and artists that have dominated local playlists.

Dec 4, 2024 | ellecanada.com | Billie Eilish |A U.S Court |Sarah J. Maas

For some of us, it’s the most exciting day of the year: Spotify Wrapped 2024. That’s right, the audio platform has just dropped its annual recap of the most-listened-to songs and artists of the year, and we’re ready to analyze all the results in our group chats. Unsurprisingly, Taylor Swift was the most streamed artist both in Canada and globally. Who else made the list? Read on to find out.

Dec 4, 2024 | iphoneincanada.ca | Billie Eilish |A U.S Court |Sarah J. Maas |Steve Vegvari

As the year concludes, Spotify has once again launched its annual Wrapped. Spotify users can now check out the in-depth curated experience that highlights the most streamed artists, albums, and more. Additionally, Spotify has revealed some Canadian-specific trends. To coincide with the rollout of 2024’s Wrapped, Spotify has revealed that Taylor Swift is the ‘Most Streamed Artist in Canada’.

Aug 16, 2024 | scarymommy.com | Katie McPherson |A U.S Court |Sarah J. Maas

Since the dawn of time, people have been naming their babies after things they love: a flower with a special meaning to them, a historical figure they hope their child takes after, or a family member who is especially dear. In modern times, sometimes that means parents name their babies after a beloved Disney movie or a hit TV show.

Aug 8, 2024 | metroweekly.com | John Riley |A U.S Court |Sarah J. Maas |Elana K. Arnold

Original Photo: Jon Tyson on UnsplashThe Utah State Board of Education has ordered schools to remove 13 books from classrooms and libraries, including works by award-winning authors Margaret Atwood and Judy Blume, because their content is considered “pornographic” or indecent under a new state law. The books being banned are:A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. MaasA Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. MaasA Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. MaasA Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J.