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Halsey releases deluxe version of Manic ahead of her birthday
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Today is Halsey’s birthday and she’s made sure we know it. Ahead of the big day, the American singer-songwriter released a deluxe version of her latest record Manic and a brand new music video.
Halsey’s third studio record, Manic, came out this January. The album was praised for its reinvention of modern heartbreak and chart singles Without Me and Graveyard.
Today, the American artist announced the release of the deluxe which includes new tracks ‘Wipe Your Tears’, ‘I’m Not Mad’ and remixes featuring ILLENIUM and the late Juice WRLD.
Emotionally closing out the standard version of Manic, 929 was a fan favourite when it came to the album. The emotionally charged song was an open and intimate window into the singer’s world.
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GOP lawmaker resigns after extremely anti-LGBTQ messages leaked
Related: West Virginia GOP legislator compares LGBTQ community to terrorists & the KKKAs screenshots of the messages were circulated on social media, Mandt denied making them in Facebook post on Saturday morning, saying he was “really hurt and very disappointed seeing fabricated posts circulating on social media.” That message has since been made private or deleted.Later that same day, he had turned in a letter of resignation to West Virginia House Speaker Roger Hanshaw (R).“I have enjoyed my time in public service and thank the people of the 16th District for the opportunity to represent them in the House,” Mandt said.
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