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A city in France. I guess I need to travel there and find the next message. Isn’t that how it works?
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Clean it better, wear some gloves. they smell something, my money is on the people putting the cameras out, those bears smell you.
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A purse, shaped like a phone that can be connected to your cell phone…
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That scene of Goldblum hitting on someone with chaos theory is now immortalized in game card form
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One of the most poisonous and nonsensical right-wing ideas is that homosexuality is somehow teachable; an infection that can be spread amongst people. This is, of course, absolutely absurd, but what’s especially striking about a movie like The Children’s Hour today is that this idea hasn’t gone away over 60 years later.
The Children’s Hour (1961) follows the lives of Karen Wright (Audrey Hepburn) and Martha Dobie (Shirley MacLaine), teachers who have worked together since graduation on their joint dream of running an all-girls school. The Wright-Dobie School For Girls has been open for a number of years and for the first time has finally turned a profit. Everything is going the way they want, but a troublemaking child spreads a vicious rumor about Karen and Martha: that the women are in love with each other, which shatters the very foundation of everything they’ve worked for.
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Who wants to watch dozens of variations of the same 4 Hallmark Channel christmas movies while decorating the house for Halloween?
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Saving the evidence of your own crimes? Thank you, citizen.
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