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Mr. Scott’s writer finds that DOGE—remember that?—contains the letters G-O-D, illustrating why filmmakers should avoid topical references of the kind found in late-night comedy; they’re likely to be out of date before anyone sees the film.
To star in the first Hollywood animated film set in Korea, with Korean leads, was for Cho "a dream come true" – but it has also made her a powerful role model for Asian-American children, of the kind that she lacked when she was young.
From BBC
Eliot would have been incapable of the kind of remark one comes on regularly in Woolf’s diary: “The fact is the lower classes are detestable.”
That seems like a non sequitur, but it is nothing of the kind.
Any LOLs elicited by Kardashian thus far in “Delicate” — the current two-part season of “AHS” — are the result of the kind of natural comedic ability that comes from a lifetime of being criticized for not really knowing exactly what you’re doing.
From Salon
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