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It might sound so overplayed at this point, but laughter really IS the best medicine out there. I love to laugh. Laughter always makes me feel better, whether I’m stressed out, sad, angry – it doesn’t ...

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Lauren Barrientos is a former contributor for Collider, who specializes in entertainment features and ranked listicles. Her work often explores nostalgic themes, film franchises, TV shows, and ...

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