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ceo of yearning retweeted
Look I know classic literature will always be re-adapted for the screen every so often, but I truly don't know how you can watch Scorsese's AGE OF INNOCENCE and think you can do anything more sensual or devastating with Wharton's novel
First look at the series adaptation of Edith Wharton’s ‘THE AGE OF INNOCENCE.’
Premieres February 18 on Netflix.
🔗 vanityfair.com/story/age-of-…
ceo of yearning retweeted
Cary Dubek has tested for the role of James Bond.
(Source: gayminute.com/movies/movie-n…)
George is pissing me off but him and Bertha still have that buzz omg kiss her again #TheGildedAge
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OUTRAGEOUS TENNIS 🤯🔥
@carlosalcaraz #RolexParisMasters
ceo of yearning retweeted
completing the career slam before having your first walkover is actually crazy lmfaooo
🚨 Carlos Alcaraz wins by walkover for the first time in his professional tennis career.
Get well soon, Matteo! ❤️🩹🤝
#RolexParisMasters
my beautiful nation of virginia 💗
BREAKING: Virginia voters approve Question 1: Right to abortion, NBC News projects. nbcnews.to/4BGqBbx
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ceo of yearning retweeted
AMERICA YOU LISTEN TO ME
IF YOU'RE NEAR A DATA CENTER, GO INTO THE FACILITY RIGHT NOW AND PUT YOUR HAND IN THE SERVERS FOR NO REASON
THEIR GPUs ARE YOUR GPUs AS OF RIGHT NOW
I love how terrible the green screen sky is in The Gilded Age. The most consistent thing about the show from season to season
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ceo of yearning retweeted
i once went to a p&p play where mr bennet was played by a houseplant which is my favourite adaptation of him because his existence in the book really feels like that. he is just there
just finished this in a single sitting! highly recommend if you’re in the mood for romance and professional cattiness and being judgmental about other people’s writing
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ceo of yearning retweeted
the thing about You Can See Everything that i would most call genuinely daring is that it makes you sit in the theater for over an hour thinking that your ticket has gone into Billy's pockets and there's nothing you can do about it
ok ❤️ yay ❤️
Last month, former ‘Good Morning America’ hosts Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes got married. Now their ex-spouses are engaged to each other. thecut.com/article/andrew-sh…
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are the two A24 executives in that recreation of the contract negotiations with Billy played by the actual people (like Oppenheim plays himself) or just random actors?
I’ve never cared about someone’s hair being period accurate before but Marianne’s constant state of dishevelment in the new Sense & Sensibility was so distracting like girl pls grab a brush
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just saw You Can See Everything (five stars) and the way Elizabeth Holmes’s partner speaks about her body and her image was so chilling and casually proprietary. I physically recoiled at one particular comment he made
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ceo of yearning retweeted
blank street coffee would never be allowed to exist in ray ploshansky's new york
Lena Dunham shares her theories on where each ‘GIRLS’ character would be today
“Shoshanna was married to, then divorced from, the mayor of New York City, and she runs an athleisure startup that’s zero-waste. Marnie — it’s third marriage. She still sings, but I think Marnie really needs to take it to sex and love addicts anonymous. Jessa is unvaccinated and lives on a boat in Croatia. Adam is a cult theater actor, and he’s probably living in Berlin, and Ray is still on city council and running his coffee shop and doing better than anyone. Elijah is the fourth lead on a sitcom, making a good amount of money and still looking for love in all the wrong places.”
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This one goes out to all of the tumblr kids reblogging that “I’ll take care of you / it’s rotten work / not to me, not if it’s you” exchange from her Euripides translation
BREAKING NEWS
The 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature is awarded to the Canadian author Anne Carson, “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.”





























