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    Kendrick Lamar and Female Cartoonists: The Week in Pop-Culture Writing

    Highlights from seven days of reading about arts and entertainment
    by The Editors Apr 22, 2017 3 minutes
    Source: Amy Harris / AP

    Hua Hsu | “The considerable pressure put on Lamar has been unfair, and rejects the notion that he has all the answers. Still, within hours of its release, there were theories, which proved to be untrue, that on the first track Lamar represents his death, and that a follow-up album, in which he is resurrected, would come out on Easter Sunday. It feels like a relief when the renowned New York DJ

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