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Some pop icons nod to the culture that made them; others actually show up. Charli XCX shows up. “I would not be the artist I am without the queer community,” Charli told Newsweek exclusively. “When the rest of the music industry didn't really get or understand my vision, the queer community did, and they uplifted me and made me feel comfortable in who I am, not only as an artist, but a person. And so anything that I can do to sort of give back in any kind of way is just really important to me.” She proved that in full force by headlining a packed celebration in West Hollywood on October 10 for National PrEP Day—an initiative founded by telehealth platform MISTR to expand access to free and low-cost HIV prevention, now officially recognized with bipartisan Congressional support across in addition to multiple state and municipal governments nationwide. ... “I think it's just a really important event to continue to amplify the cause and to continue to try and destigmatize HIV prevention,” the Grammy-winner said. “Looking after your sexual health is just such a normal thing to want to do, and there's still so much shame around that conversation.

They can't all be winners•Published Oct 3, 2026PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us. Additionally, PureWow may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. Michelle Faye/Netflix 2024 ©There is nothing quite like the disappointment of getting super into a new show only for it to be canceled prematurely (ugh, The Boroughs, Wonder Man, Stumble). Meanwhile, shows that have no business getting renewed somehow weasel their way through (give me a break, All's Fair). But as much as I feel wronged when my new fave gets the chop, sometimes the network executives get it right and say ta-ta to a series that just isn't that great (anyone else struggle to sit through The Abandons?). Though I'm an entertainment editor and watch TV for a living, I fully get that this can be subjective, so try to not to flood my inbox with furious emails about how the Cruel Intentions series was really the next Sopranos. That said, here are six recent shows that (IMHO) were rightfully canceled after one season.1.