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it's a knife when you know they're counting on your mistakes!!
so much drama in this #conclave and i loved every minute of it
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Scenes for the season. 🍂
Featured films: When Harry Met Sally… (1989), Hero (2002), Little Women (2019), Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
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“This is what women in sport look like.”
We stand with all the women competing, working behind the scenes, and fighting for a better future. The women who put their blood, sweat and tears into building a career in a male-dominated industry.
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Happy birthday, Chicago!
To celebrate, we made a @letterboxd list of our favorite Chicago movies — take a look (and tell us what we're missing!): letterboxd.com/chifilmfest/l…
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“That’s what I’m f—ing talking about!”
Alysa Liu as she leaves the ice 🔥 #WinterOlympics
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Catherine O'Hara & Eugene Levy performing "A Kiss At The End Of The Rainbow" from A MIGHTY WIND at the 2004 Oscars🌈💔
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If you don't know, now you know it's Chicago.
CALEB WILLIAMS TO DJ MOORE FOR THE WIN!!!! WHAT A THROW 😱
BEARS COMEBACK TO TAKE CONTROL OF THE NFC NORTH 🐻
(via @NFL)
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Guillermo del Toro says there is no substitute for seeing films on the big screen at theaters
“Make no mistake: fairy tales [and] horror stories are parables. They speak of things we cannot name… That’s the power of cinema. And I think the beauty of seeing it here is you have a big screen showing big ideas. For people that see them on their phone, it takes 38,000 of those little things to form a screen.”
(via: @THR)
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Drew Gooden: " This is the best the economy has ever been. If you already have money, if you bought a house five years ago, there's a chance it's already doubled in value. If you invested in the S&P 500 in 2021, you could be up as much as 80% ... If you're living paycheck to paycheck, you're not thinking about the stock market. If you're in your twenties, you haven't even been working long enough to save any money to invest. You don't get to benefit from rising home equity if you don't own a house."



































