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Raithe

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  1. I've found it interesting that the majority of Physics PhD's I've met are firm believers in a God (of one brand or another), while the majority of Chemistry PhD's are firmly in the atheistic side of thought.
  2. FilmSchoolRejects - Tony Todd gave Candyman his soul
  3. for the amusing trivia point: In the Mandalorian, Baby Yoda appears on scene in a U.S. military marmite with some LEDs glued on.
  4. For the lawyers in the audience... How the ‘Black Widow’ Battle Could Break the Mold on Hollywood Dealmaking – The Hollywood Reporter
  5. The Old Guard 2 Has Found Its Director | Tor.com
  6. Boss Level. An.. interesting and entertaining film. A little cheesy, and very self-aware in the tropes. Since it's included on Amazon Prime for free, I'd say it's worth the 90 minute viewing time in your life. Basically Groundhog Day as an action flick. A guy keeps waking up on the same day with a band of weird assassins trying to kill him and no idea why or how it's happening. Some amusing dialogue as you have the running monologue of the protagonist talking to the audience through it all with a definite dose of snark. Frank Grillo as the lead, Mel Gibson as the big bad, Naomi Watts as the ex-wife scientist, and even Michelle Yeoh with a cameo as a chinese sword expert.
  7. PRNewswire - American Humane applauds President Biden for signing PAWS act

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