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You know that feeling when you pick up a book for the first time and think, “yeah, I’m going to read this in all of two seconds” because of how quickly the storyline sucks you in? Well, the books released in just the first week of March will reel you in faster than you can say “literary, literally.” Books do a lot for readers: They provide a place to escape, insight into worlds you’d never thought possible and an uncanny ability to help solve problems you didn’t even know existed. Just yesterday, Black Panther: Tales of Wakanda hit the shelves, giving us yet another way of interpreting the fictional world of Wakanda through the eyes of authors across the African diaspora like Nikki Giovanni, Harlan James, Danian Jerry and more. Other mystical tales include
'The Scary of Sixty-First' Review: Nothing Is out of Bounds in This Rude, Riotous, Post-Epstein Horror 'The Scary of Sixty-First' Review: Nothing Is out of Bounds in This Rude, Riotous, Post-Epstein Horror Dasha Nekrasova's debut has knives out for Jeffrey Epstein, the royal family and any delicate viewer sensibilities, but is funny and angry enough to get away with it. Guy Lodge, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: 1 hour 21 minutes Courtesy of Stag Pictures There can be a fine line between a good idea and a terrible one followed through with utter conviction, and it’s along said line that “The Scary of Sixty-First” dances with heedless, wicked abandon. A brash, gutsy, morbidly funny first feature from actor-filmmaker-podcaster Dasha Nekrasova, it runs on a premise that could have been written as a dare, or a prank: Two female friends move into a freakishly affordable apartment on Manhattan’s Upper East Side that turns out to have been owned by the late pedophile mogul Jeffrey Epstein, and gradually find themselves consumed by its very bad vibes. Good taste, as you might well guess, is not on the agenda here. But underpinning the edgelord provocations and cheerfully cheap B-movie
How Jeffrey Epstein Inspired Dasha Nekrasova's Twisted Psychosexual Thriller 'The Scary of Sixty-First' Rebecca Rubin, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail That’s the premise of Dasha Nekrasova’s provocative directorial debut “The Scare of Sixty-First.” More from Variety It’s a subject of intense interest to Nekrasova, an actor and host of the podcast “Red Scare,” who recalls living near the Metropolitan Correctional Center where Epstein was found dead in August of 2019. His presence, however unwelcome, loomed large over the city, and she found herself deep in an internet rabbit hole about conspiracy theories relating to Epstein’s demise. She became deeply suspicious of the true nature of his death, which was ruled a suicide with investigators saying the businessman strangled himself with his bed sheet. (In the movie, Nekrasova’s character attempts to recreate the strangulation to prove her theory.)
Alerts Clockwise from top left: Blue Jay (Photo: The Orchard); Howards End (Screenshot); Always Be My Maybe (Photo: Netflix); She’s Gotta Have It (Screenshot); Stardust (Screenshot); Kicking And Screaming (Screenshot); Safety Not Guaranteed (Screenshot) Streaming libraries expand and contract. Algorithms are imperfect. Those damn thumbnail images are always changing. But you know what you can always rely on? The expert opinions and knowledgeable commentary of The A.V. Club. That’s why we’re scouring both the menus of the most popular services and our own archives to bring you these guides to the best viewing options, broken down by streamer, medium, and genre. Want to know why we’re so keen on a particular movie? Click the title at the top of each slide for some in-depth coverage from
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Genshin Impact Slime Paradise - All Events and Artwork Every single event artwork from Slime Paradise, the latest Web Event mini game for Genshin Impact, featuring several meta jokes from miHoYo. will soon end, DualShockers archived all the events and artwork featured in it. miHoYo, so far, didn’t re-publish the artwork featured in past Web Events. Which means that once Slime Paradise ends on January 31, everything included in it might be lost forever. Till the release of an artbook or similar material. As such, here are all the events players could encounter in Slime Paradise, along with their respective artwork. Whether you missed them, or didn’t play Slime Paradise at all, you can find them all below.
Alan McGee - the man who signed Oasis to Creation Records - has backed Liam Gallagher to host a massive solo concert at Knebworth, recreating his former band's two mammoth
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Former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui has renewed his criticism of HSBC for freezing his local bank accounts even after the global bank's chief executive, Noel Quinn, wrote to him to explain the... | January 19, 2021
Wendy shared her two cents in the January 7 episode of 'The Wendy Williams Show' featuring Cynthia, saying, 'You needed a more interesting storyline than the happy married lady.'