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With so many musicians on tour, the space is getting crowded. Some acts are even cutting back on tour stops or canceling their tours altogether thanks to low ticket sales, Business Insider’s Emily Stewart reported.

Take JLo, for example. She recently canceled her forthcoming tour, telling fans she was “devastated.” The Black Keys also scaled down their stadium tour, opting instead for smaller venues. Both are apparently having a hard time selling tickets.

It doesn’t help that ticket prices are at an all-time high, averaging around $123. Whew! With inflation, no budget is immune to feeling the pinch.

Not everyone is losing, though. If you can believe it, Taylor Swift is still on tour and selling out, and Beyoncé, when she was on the road, didn’t have a problem selling tickets either.

The pair can pass as straight. They both have long beards and regularly wear baseball caps and cargo shorts. But they don’t want to have to limit their opportunity to see the world due to their sexual orientation.

This is the cost of traveling while gay.

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The secret to finally getting yourself to work out.

St. Augustine, the oldest city in the US, is filled with Spanish architecture, food, and sangria. The Florida-based author says it’s the perfect dupe for a European vacation.

Explore St. Augustine.

But parents have begun to realize the time- and energy-intensive method is producing decidedly ambiguous outcomes. What they hoped would produce well-adjusted kids actually built little monsters.

How gentle parenting went bust.

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Joi-Marie McKenzie, editor in chief of life, in New York. Jordan Parker Erb, editor, in New York. Dan DeFrancesco, deputy editor and anchor, in New York City. Lisa Ryan, executive editor, in New York. Grace Lett, associate editor, in Chicago.

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