Become Beauty

Become Beauty

tragerellie2023-02-12T02:33:21.000Z
They might not sell half syringes, but if they are saying they insist on
injecting a full syringe whether you want it or not, RUN. So many people have this idea that you need/want a full syringe to notice any changes, b
happynell12023-02-11T20:33:59.000Z
Documentary Nominees.+
Documentary Nominees Make Formidable Showing Nonfiction films that bowed at Sundance and Venice send powerful messages Variety8 Feb 2023By Addie Mor
happynell12023-02-11T20:21:52.000Z
Rihanna and the Super Bowl.+
The Super Bowl’s big get: Rihanna for the halftime show The pop superstar has been critical of the NFL, saying she had no interest in the gig. What c
alchemy2023-02-04T20:22:27.000Z
A lot here, but I have time today.+++
General: Sooner is better than later on nearly everything: dumping an ill-suited/toxic partner, starting any beneficial habit, planning your financial
happynell12023-01-12T22:38:12.000Z
The Sea Trilogy.+
The Sea, the Sea The New York Review of Books22 Dec 2022Rebecca Giggs Rachel Carson; illustration by Andrea Ventura The Sea Trilogy: Under the Se
happynell12022-12-27T00:11:21.000Z
In praise of the written word.+
In Praise of the Written Word Scribes discuss their favorite films of 2022 in insightful essays Variety21 Dec 2022Jeph Loeb is a Peabody Award-win
happynell12022-12-24T00:30:27.000Z
Best TV Shows 2022+
In a year dominated by the familiar, series like “Reservation Dogs,” “The Rehearsal,” “Bad Sisters” and others showed us something new. Give this a
happynell12022-12-24T00:14:27.000Z
Best Movies of 2022.+
Amid endless agonizing over the State of Cinema, the actual releases proved a bounty for film lovers, whether fans of the art house or the multiplex.
happynell12022-12-14T23:22:08.000Z
Avatar The Way of Water review.+
Review: ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ is a big screen blast The Daily Press14 Dec 2022By Lindsey Bahr AP Film Writer (AP) - It is impossible to talk ab
happynell12022-12-13T01:45:34.000Z
Documentary on the opioid crises.+
Nan Goldin A garlanded new film celebrates Nan Goldin, the American artist who challenged billionaire philanthropists profiting from the opioid crisi