3 witchy books for fall that offer fright and delight
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
Witches have become ubiquitous in fiction these days, whether they're being unjustly persecuted in a historical setting, selling love potions in some charming seaside town, or enchanting unsuspecting princesses in a fairytale forest.
Whether the witches are good, misunderstood, or just plain wicked doesn't even matter — there are lots of great options coming out this fall. Here are few:
The Witches of Bone Hill Cordelia Bone is dead broke and drowning in the debts her ex-husband left behind when he skipped town, so it seems like a miracle when she finds out that she and her sister have inherited a massive Victorian house and the estate of a great aunt they didn't even know they had.
[Read More]Below Deck Med's Lloyd Spencer Talks Being Sexually Fluid
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
Below Deck Mediterranean's Lloyd Spencer is speaking his truth.
Bravo fans watched as the first-year deckhand opened up about his sexuality during an extremely emotional moment on tonight's Aug. 9 episode. Lloyd publicly revealed for the first time on camera that he is sexually fluid while recounting his past experiences with homophobia in the yachting industry.
"I was treated like a piece of s--t by my captain," Lloyd told his Below Deck Med co-stars in tears, adding that he was repeatedly called "
[Read More]Clara Rugaard, Ferdia Walsh-Peelo Star in Rodrigo Cortes Love Gets a Room, From Nostr
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Larita Shotwell
Clara Rugaard, a Sundance sensation for her performance in “I Am Mother,” and Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, star of “Coda” and “Sing Street,” headline “Love Gets a Room,” a Warsaw Ghetto-set romantic musical drama directed by Rodrigo Cortés (“Buried,” “Red Lights”).
[Read More]Olivia Munn Pranks Taylor Swift?
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Jenniffer Sheldon
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Pauline Bression Compagnon
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
Pauline Bression Compagnon – Pauline Bression, qui incarnait Emma Rimmez dans la série Plus belle la vie, a eu un bébé lorsqu’elle était adolescente et s’est mariée alors qu’elle n’avait que vingt ans avec Baptiste (Bryan Trésor), mais dans la vraie vie, l’actrice avait un tout autre visage.
L’actrice de 33 ans s’est récemment mariée avec l’acteur, dramaturge et réalisateur Alexis Michalik. Dans la pièce de son ami “Une histoire d’amour”, Pauline Bression joue le rôle de Claire.
[Read More]Stephen Rea: No matter how much they enforce Brexit, British identity is dwindling | Theatre
Posted on October 3, 2024
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| Larita Shotwell
The ObserverTheatreInterviewStephen Rea: ‘No matter how much they enforce Brexit, British identity is dwindling’Sean O'HaganThe actor reveals deep-rooted passions as he talks about his role in Cyprus Avenue, what he learned from Samuel Beckett, Brexit and the Troubles
There is a poem by Tom Paulin called An Ulster Unionist Walks the Streets of London, in which the narrator articulates the shock of not-belonging he feels as he wanders lost through the British capital “like a half-foreigner among the London-Irish”.
[Read More]A Candid Conversation With Total Recalls Original Three-Breasted Woman
Posted on October 2, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
Total Recall (1990) | Pers: Lycia Naff | Dir: Paul (Dutch) Verhoeven Fans of the original Total Recall will be happy to know that one of their favorite characters is back in the Colin Farrell remake: the mutant Mary. Don’t recall her name? Perhaps you’d recognize her more from her pronounced physical deformity, the extra mammary gland that made her known as the three-breasted woman (Google it if you need to jog your possibly altered memory banks).
[Read More]Kendall Jenner Nude Photo Shoot Leaks
Posted on October 2, 2024
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| Larita Shotwell
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Marilyn Monroe: Why Are We Still Lusting After Her Body Shape?
Posted on October 2, 2024
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| Aldo Pusey
Six decades after her death, there is still a global fascination with Marilyn Monroe. Her presence is ubiquitous – the blonde bombshell actress continues to be referenced in films, TV shows, adverts, music videos, and fashion and beauty collections. Her face is emblazoned on countless art pieces, with one portrait selling of Marilyn selling for £157m in May; the sale marked a record for a piece of artwork by any artist in the 20th century.
[Read More]Patriot: part Homeland-style fable, part stoner spy comedy
Posted on October 2, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
Stream onAmazon Prime VideoThis unique drama about an addled Iraq war vet grips and confuses but proves endlessly imaginative
What is it? A US anti-hero spy drama like no other.
Why you’ll love it: Because you want a palate cleanser to wash away all the dour procedural TV torment of late. And you would rather have the hell beautifully confused out of you for an hour in preference to the heavy-handed plot signposting that goes on in the thick-as-pilchards TV drama so prevalent since Downton Abbey.
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