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For generations of Bangladeshi audiences, Bulbul Ahmed has remained more than a celebrated actor of cinema’s golden era. His performances, screen presence and the songs featured in his films continue to evoke a time when stars could become synonymous with the characters they portrayed.

EDITOR’S NOTE:  Delving into the archives of pop culture history, “Remember When?” is a CNN Style series offering a nostalgic look at the celebrity outfits that defined their eras.

Infamy is constantly mistaken for popularity in television nostalgia. A show people actually watched for years feels remembered because of real viewership. A show that shows up in every “worst TV ever” list feels remembered too, for the opposite reason entirely, and those two categories blur together faster than anyone expects once enough decades pass.

Pokemon.com is celebrating 30 years of Pokémon by looking back at the regions that have captured the hearts of fans across the world. Get ready to take a few trips down memory lane as we explore and reflect on iconic locations and encounters from regions across the Pokémon world. We’ve already visited Kanto to Unova,…

A publication combining memory and community engagement. On the tenth anniversary of the 2016 earthquake, an itinerant editorial project debuts: the comic Under the Rubble: stories from Central Italy, created by a team of writers and illustrators to collect testimonies and narrate the changes experienced by affected communities.

Ethan Suplee reflects on the ongoing responsibility that comes with becoming a public weight-loss success story and explains why consistent support from like-minded people keeps him on track.

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Ethan Suplee shares his perspective on GLP-1 medications, arguing they offer significant health benefits but should be paired with strength training, proper nutrition and realistic expectations for lasting success.

Despite selling over 80 million units in its day, the Game Boy Advance had avoided the retro hardware remakes that have left Nintendo fans spoiled for choice over the past decade—until now. Twenty-five years after its debut, we’re finally getting a next-gen remake.

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