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[ad_1] The fact that Albert Pujols first took the mound as a 42-year-old pitcher and didn’t set a record is all you need to know about the depth of Major League Baseball’s record books. He was there on Sunday, a burly first baseman in the final days of his famous career, throwing 61 mph balls …
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[ad_1] There was a time not so long ago Sundance Film Festival was in danger of being crushed by looting, hype, and other non-cinema preoccupations. One year, if I remember correctly, there were stickers all over the Park City, Utah home, reminding attendees to “focus on the movies” rather than parties, celebrities, industry buzz and …
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[ad_1] LIFE SCIENCES by Joy Sorman Translated by Lara Vergnaud Joy Sorman’s “Life Sciences” takes an overtly political proposition—the medical establishment’s failure to take women’s physical struggles seriously, or perhaps even rejects it—and turns it into a surreal and razor-sharp work of fiction that asks: What pain can we endure, and the struggle from the …
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[ad_1] Yes, I mean, describe “dense”. You feel that you are both very passionate about each other, that you are both very in love, and that happens very quickly. I think you’ll understand when you know. I’ve only been in this life for 35 years and I think it’s another archaic thing for men to …
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[ad_1] When Gillian Flynn sent her novel “Gone Girl” to her publisher, Crown, she wasn’t sure what executives would think of the story’s twists and the rude, unreliable female narrator. “We knew it was weird, complicated and risky,” said Molly Stern, who was the publisher of Crown at the time. “We also knew it was …
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