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See AllUs has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! We’re officially in our burgundy era, and Dakota Johnson appears to be on the same page. The actress was recently spotted with a rich, wine-hued phone case that feels made for crisp fall days. Like cozy sweaters and pumpkin-themed items, the accessory is the kind of small seasonal switch-up that makes everyday essentials feel instantly autumn-ready.…
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View MoreRiders traveling on Metrolink trains will have to shell out more money for tickets starting Monday. The commuter rail service increased its fare prices for the first time in 13 years because of “rising operating and maintenance costs, reduced post-pandemic ridership, and declining state and federal funding support,” according to…































































