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“I’m SpongeBob SquarePants, so I like to soak up knowledge.” Teyana Taylor assembles her dream dinner party—assuming she can squeeze it in between award nominations and culinary-school assignments. In 2026, the actor, director, musician, and choreographer was nominated for a Grammy for her album 'Escape Room,' won a Golden...

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