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RIP Gene Hackman. Gone to that great stakeout chase in the sky.

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goddammit

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Gene Hackman. A legend. Rest in Peace.

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Man.

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RIP Gene Hackman. So many brilliant roles, but will always be Popeye Doyle to me. youtu.be/uoqQN94ibDc

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Possibly. Maguire liked those foreground intrusions of instruments and limbs. But his heroines tended to have fuller heads of hair.

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The energy I bring to Bluesky.

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I’m watching 70s disaster movies for an article for @crimereads.bsky.social and I’m currently watching a low point, “Meteor,” but it does have a great line, delivered with gusto by Sean Connery: “Why don’t you stick a broom up my ass and I can sweep the carpet on my way out.”

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Caribou restaurant review: This is first and foremost a hip bar, but it takes its food seriously

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While there’s not much I can find out about Printers Lane in Sydney’s Darlinghurst, there is an old printers factory down the lane on the left. What was there first? The name or the factory.

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Happy Birthday Sandie Shaw! album.ink/SandieShawHBD

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Well played this man

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First watch: Le Cercle Rouge (1970). Confirms my impression that Jean-Pierre Melville was a forerunner to Michael Mann, with more existentialist neo-noir stylistics than you can shake a stick at. Rififi is a clear influence, with Melville attempting to one-up its wordless centrepiece heist sequence

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Sad news about Jennifer Johnston. I haven't read a lot of her work but really enjoyed Two Moons and The Christmas Tree which I re-read in December, after which I bought a copy of How Many Miles to Babylon. I'll read it this week in her memory.

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I wrote a small piece for the @irishtimes.com tribute to Jennifer Johnston. Forever grateful!

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We at Kennys are very sad to hear of the passing of Jennifer Johnston, a cherished author and friend. Over the years Jennifer visited us many times, always bringing warmth, humour, and a deep love of literature. Her storytelling, from How Many Miles to Babylon? to The Old Jest & Shadows on Our Skin,

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Jennifer Johnston: chronicler of Ireland’s hidden civil wars. Johnston is one of Ireland’s greatest writers, says fellow author Dermot Bolger, focusing on our troubled history, family and coming of age www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

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Statement by President Higgins on the death of Jennifer Johnston president.ie/en/media-lib...

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President leads tributes to novelist Jennifer Johnston www.rte.ie/culture/2025...

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Rest In Peace, novelist Jennifer Johnston. One of Ireland’s best. Wonderful books.

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Jennifer Johnston obituary: Writer who combined brevity with razor-sharp wisdom

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Writer Jennifer Johnston dies aged 95 www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

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I’m very sorry to learn of the death of Jennifer Johnson. I spent a day with her in her apartment, recording an audiobook. She was a true gentlewoman. Her living room was full of photos of her children and grandchildren. RIP

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Lost in transition: the fiction of Jennifer Johnston by Deirdre O’Byrne. Her writing dwells on inter-relationships, ‘mixed’ marriages between Catholics and Protestants, links between Irish and British, ‘indigenous’ Irish and Anglo-Irish www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

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Sorry to hear that Jennifer Johnston has left us att age 95. Such a wonderful writer. I (re)turned to her novels during the pandemic and found them hugely rewarding. So human and well observed. RIP

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I didn’t know it, but this is the content I am here for.

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Back in 1987 Isaac Asimov criticised the scientific inaccuracies in ALF - happily the boy Shumway was given the right to reply.

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International Times magazine #99, March 1971.

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"You're gonna learn something when we meet you after school!" Congratulations to the 2 I count who got that yesterday's #TVThemeGone was 21 Jump Street! @warcabbitmwm @meandmyremote Thanks for playing & let me know if I missed you! youtu.be/ekfLBZ7VuZ8?...

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#BlaxploitationHistoryMonth

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I love bold 60's hyper colors.

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absolute queen

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The job of the government isn’t to “produce federal revenue” the job is meeting the needs of the people. Refuse to engage in a debate about the profitability of providing people’s needs through public resources.

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This is also the case in Australia

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This SOYLENT GREEN illustration by Lou Feck is incredibly cool and I’m curious as hell what it was done for. A poster for the film, a cover for the novelisation, or some other purpose?

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Another valuable eyewitness dispatch from the coup. Kudos for this detail: “[Musk’s] social media company — a less successful version of the Chinese microblogging site Weibo that’s known as “X” and now largely populated by Nazis and the many mothers of Musk’s 13 children…”

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As a car-obsessed kid who even knew where the CHARLIE'S ANGELS office was on Robertson in Beverly Hills, it infuriated me that Aaron Spelling -- no matter what Ford paid him -- stuck the angels in a couple Mustang IIs and a goddamn Pinto. I'd have put […] [Original post on mstdn.social]

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Feed: "Literary Hub" By: Aaron Robertson on Wednesday, February 19, 2025

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