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For the last 40 years, the photographer Sebastião Salgado has been travelling through the continents, in the footsteps of an ever-changing humanity. He has witnessed some of the major events of our recent history; international conflicts, starva
This role was made for Kevin! Very true to much of the politics and Kevin makes your root for him with his charm and wit.
Jennifer Lawrence is channelling some smouldering Katniss in a dress that combines armour and femininity.
This same Amanda Hocking took my Writing For Publication class via Community Ed back before she even had a blog! Look at her now!
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“We held hands. It’s funny, even at the height of our friendship, as guys, you’d never hold hands. I sat with him for a few hours when he was in treatment about 10 days from his death. We joked about things – just amusing, nut
No, I haven't read the book. But I fully intend to read "Life of Pi" before the movie comes out. The production value and casting sound interesting and of course the story alone sounds fascinating. I might just give it a try. At least it looks good
Based on the true story of Genie (Katie, in the movie) who was kept strapped to a potty-chair and locked inside a cage by her father. I learned about her in Psychology class and developed an interest in Feral Children.
Titanic - I love that man's one line. Just the way he so kindly says it to someone he knows has been through a tragic accident.
Twisted versions of Disney princesses and characters with alternate endings to their stories...so cool
On the set... a different perspective. ("Honey, I shrunk ... well, everything! I swear, I was aiming at the monkey.")
"Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic, capable of inflicting pain and remedying it." -Albus Dumbledore
Melody. She's so pretty! She really does look like a mix between her parents though. I do see more of Ariel in her. . .
