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The set comes with a large deep dish, a large shallow dish, a medium deep dish, a medium shallow dish, and two small dishes. I was sick and tired of having mismatched storage containers, plastic containers, and overall mess in my cabinet, so I recycled all my old containers and upgraded to this set. They’ve been great! I love that they stack easily inside my cabinet, have great suction for storing leftovers, and fit nicely in my dishwasher. I have a 3-year-old which means he basically eats one-third of his meal at a time. It’s been nice to throw the…

Good luck ever settling for another fidget again after trying this mini magnet “putty.”View Entire Post › Source link

Aubrey O’Day has confirmed she will not be taking the stand in Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ federal sex-trafficking trial. The former Danity Kane member made the announcement on Friday (May 16) during the premiere episode of Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present: Aubrey O’Day, Covering the Diddy Trial, an iHeartRadio podcast recorded in New York City. “I’m not here to testify for the Diddy trial, that I know of,” O’Day said, according to People. The 41-year-old singer suggested her involvement could still evolve, revealing she had been “contacted by Homeland Security” and had a meeting with the agency, which led March…

It’s hard to imagine an American indie movie more suitable for a Cannes red-carpet premiere than Richard Linklater‘s Nouvelle Vague. The maverick director’s black-and-white love letter to the French New Wave premiered to a rapturous response Saturday night inside Cannes’ Palais des Festivals, drawing a 10-minute-plus standing ovation from the black-tie crowd. “Cinema is magic,” Linklater said as the house lights came up inside the cinema and the applause finally began to dwindle. The standing ovation even got started before the lights came on as the crowd began clapping in unison for the love letter to French cinema. Going into…

The way you’re going to smile every time you light up this darling little hummingbird light on your nightstand.View Entire Post › Source link

In her debut feature Plan 75, which premiered at Cannes in 2022, Chie Hayakawa offered a quietly disconcerting vision of the future in which Japanese residents over the age of 75 could elect to be euthanized. At first the program seems to be benign, but Hayakawa’s film steadily reveals how the policy thrives on the cruel capitalist tenet that people are disposable. Plan 75 won a “special mention” Camera d’Or (best first film) prize that year and announced Hayakawa as a director to watch. Now, three years later, the Japanese filmmaker turns her considered eye to the past.  Premiering in…

Cassie And Husband Responds To Diddy Trial Testimony This post contains discussion of physical abuse and sexual assault. In case you missed it, Diddy’s federal sex trafficking trial began in New York earlier this week. If you want a full catch-up of what took place in the first week of the trial, you can go right here. One person who testified in the trial this week was Diddy’s ex-partner Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, whose 2023 lawsuit against the disgraced music mogul brought forth a wave of allegations — and, eventually, criminal charges — against him. According to The New York Times,…

Male Escort Says He Could Hear Sean “Diddy” Combs Assaulting CassieWhen Ventura didn’t join Combs right when he called for her on one occasion, Phillip testified May 12 that Combs threw a liquor bottle in her direction, then grabbed her by her hair and dragged her into the bedroom. “She was screaming,” Phillip said, and, from the next room, ”what I heard sounded like him slapping her.” Phillip said he heard Combs say, “’I tell you to come here, you come here now, not later.’” Phillip said he was “terrified” and did not intervene. He further testified that he overheard what…

The official synopsis for Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague describes it as “the story of Godard making Breathless, told in the style and spirit in which Godard made Breathless.” It’s a catchy pitch but also a bit deceiving. Godard’s 1960 film broke all sorts of narrative and stylistic conventions, writing its own rules about what a movie could do and paving the way for modern cinema as we know it. Linklater’s charming and well-researched homage is much more traditional: Told in a linear fashion, shot with a sizeable crew, featuring actors who look and act like the famous people they’re playing,…

“Maybe it was a bad idea to have the stupidest person in the world and the President of the United States be the same person.”View Entire Post › Source link