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[ad_1] Sit-in protest regarding the demolition of Istanbul Gezi Park in May 2013 nationwide movement after that the police intervened with pepper spray and water cannon. protests It shook Turkey for months. A flood of complaints against the government flooded the streets. Love in the age of revolution, “Will you come with me?” — two …
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[ad_1] LONDON — For more than two and a half seasons on “Barry,” aspiring star Sally Reed, played by Sarah Goldberg, has become one of the most complex characters on television, inviting both sympathy for Hollywood struggles and contempt for excessive self-absorption. . On Sunday’s episode, this empathy whip really worked. Onstage at the premiere …
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[ad_1] Nick, 16, and Charlie, 15, sit side by side on the sofa and watch a movie. Charlie fell asleep, arm outstretched, palm facing up. Nick (Kit Connor) looks at the sleeping Charlie (Joe Locke) – first with compassion, then with fear. His eyes drift to Charlie’s hand, and the tension is palpable. When she …
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[ad_1] LOVE SONGS OF WEB DU BOIS, By Honorée Fanonne Jeffers. (Harper Perennial, 816 p., $20). Named one of Book Review’s Top 10 Books of 2021, this debut novel chronicles the converging stories of a Black girl growing up at the end of the 20th century and the “songs” of her Native American and enslaved …
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[ad_1] In the past, we chose five minutes to play to make our friends fall in love. classic music, piano, opera, cello, Mozart, 21st century composers, violin, baroque music, soprano, Beethoven, flute, string quartets, tenors, brahms, choral music, percussion, symphonies, Stravinsky, trumpet, Maria Callas, single, Organ, mezzo-sopranos, music for dance, Wagner and renaissance music. Now …
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[ad_1] Promising first feature filmmaker Ximan Li embraces the twists and turns of the immigrant experience in the drama “In a New York Minute.” Based on Yi Nan’s short story adapted by Li, the director weaves the epic of three women living in New York. Although their situations are very different, the resentments of each …
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[ad_1] When my current husband and I announced we were getting married, my uncle called to offer congratulations and wisdom. “Remember,” he said, “marriage is a union of families, not just two people.” At the time, I didn’t find the concept terribly romantic. I was looking for more of a Pablo Neruda vibe (“without me …
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[ad_1] When my current husband and I announced we were getting married, my uncle called to offer congratulations and wisdom. “Remember,” he said, “marriage is a union of families, not just two people.” At the time, I didn’t find the concept terribly romantic. I was looking for more of a Pablo Neruda vibe (“without me …
Continue reading “Book Review: ‘Marriage of Love’ by Monica Ali”
[ad_1] At this point in its history, Marvel isn’t known for tampering with the proven superhero formula. And yet “Moon Knight,” The studio’s current Disney+ lineup has taken some unexpected luck. The first episode introduces Steven Grant, a villainous museum souvenir clerk, who he plays with a dangerous British accent. Oscar Isaac. Isaac also plays …
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[ad_1] “I never understood dating,” he said. “He was just playing catch. Even until I graduated college and was in my 20s, I was always trying to act like an adult.” In an hour of conversation, this was the closest he’d come to accepting that pediatric cancer wasn’t entirely a walk in the park. Bayer …
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[ad_1] Joanna Gold, the extremely inept protagonist new Showtime comedy “I Love That For You” often turns into a dialect you’ve never heard before, straight to Cleveland, social media and daytime TV mayhem, embarrassing him even as he rocks it. When asked how he felt, he replied, “I’m hashtag-living, hashtag-I’m-loving, boo-doom-poom-poom, yeah, let’s go to …
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[ad_1] What gets Anaïs up and running? This is the question that is subtly mocked in “Anaïs in Love,” a French romance about a woman’s devious journey towards self-discovery. Like Anaïs herself, the outlines of this journey seem transparently clear at first: she is young, selfish, exceedingly restless, and just needs to get her act …
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