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happynell2023-05-28T16:57:13.000Z
Victim Suspect+
VICTIM OR SUSPECT Film examines how police treat women in rape cases San Francisco Chronicle23 May 2023By Jessica Zack Amy Osborne/Special to The
happynell2023-05-27T03:35:50.000Z
Miriam Toews+
‘Forgiveness is a means of maintaining the status quo’ Canadian author Miriam Toews tells Helen Brown about how two devastating family suicides infor
happynell2023-05-25T14:24:47.000Z
Succession article.+
Rolls Roys of black comedy Irish Daily Star27 Mar 2023 FAMILY VALUES: The cast of Succession; (below) Frank Ocean hailed Kendall’s rap performance
herewegoagain2023-05-24T20:34:37.000Z
I loved when they goofed on each other. The scene where one was trying to listen to the r/o
others phone call by literally climbing on top of him was hilarious! And the obsession with food..lots of food.
happynell2023-05-24T20:09:55.000Z
American Born Chinese.+
Adaptation of ‘American Born Chinese’ hits Disney+ SPOTLIGHT Connecticut Post24 May 2023Text and photos by wire services Carlos Lopez-Calleja/Disney
happynell2023-05-23T22:35:58.000Z
English author.+
MISTRESS OF TALES & REVELS As the final instalment of Hilary Mantel’s illustrious Tudor trilogy is published, she grants Erica Wagner a rare audience
happynell2023-05-23T22:13:42.000Z
Happy Valley+
At long last, we can go back to ‘Happy Valley’ Los Angeles Times17 May 2023MARY McNAMARA Matt Squire Lookout Point/AMC SARAH LANCASHIRE as police o
LizzardVanReptile2023-05-20T09:32:55.000Z
I saw “What Dreams May Come” and I remember enjoying it but being confused. ++
Need to rewatch. What stayed with me was the art direction and scene design. Someone *really* loved Maxfield Parrish.
happynell2023-05-19T15:23:39.000Z
Hypnotic review.+
‘Hypnotic’ proves too absurd to take seriously The Tribune (SLO)19 May 2023BY KATIE WALSH There’s something strange about “Hypnotic,” the new action
happynell2023-05-19T15:22:07.000Z
Master Gardener+
‘Master Gardener’ is a lot of raging bull The Boston Globe19 May 2023By Odie Henderson GLOBE STAFF Odie Henderson is the Boston Globe's film critic.