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“Never cage a creative.” Actor, musician, director, and even culinary-school student, Teyana Taylor has never stayed in one lane. In the past year alone, she has been nominated for a Grammy, won a Golden Globe, and is now an Oscar frontrunner for her role in One Battle After Another.... show more

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