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She was curvaceous and gorgeous in the first two seasons of ‘Lois & Clark,’ then she inexplicably lost a lot of weight and her curves with it.
She was simply stunning as a guest star in S2E9 of ‘Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,’ which is from 1994, a few years before her starring role in ‘Starship Teoopers.’ Here are a couple of stills from that episode:
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0635179/mediaviewer/rm832824833/
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0635179/mediaviewer/rm899933697/?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_8
She even managed to put a youthful Teri Hatcher in the shade.
And she still looked amazing as a guest on her then-husband’s sitcom ‘Two and a Half Men’ a decade later: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0735192/mediaviewer/rm123651072/
Well, Stalin killed hundreds, if not thousands of loyal officers on completely trumped up charges, so Hitler comes out looking like the more reasonable military head. Although there was the bloodletting of the ‘Night of the Long Knives.’
At one point in the film, after raging about widespread insubordination and incompetence, Hitler rues that he didn’t follow Stalin’s example and have all of his generals killed.
Historian Stephen Kotkin says that both the Russian and German generals who survived the war frequently claimed credit for battlefield successes and blamed the failures on Stalin and Hitler, respectively. The truth, Kotkin says, is that while neither Stalin nor Hitler were military geniuses and both made many mistakes, they weren’t nearly as feckless as their generals made them out to be.
It isn’t stated in the film but I’d say she looked slightly older (14-16).
You’re right; it would be unwise to let him near any underage girl. For reference:
https://www.nytimes.com/article/woody-allen-timeline.html#:~:text=Then%2C%20in%20September%202018%2C%20New,Allen%20were%20having%20an%20affair.
bumped for juiciness
She was paroled in 2019.
A lot of things are going on. I think that Katherine is smitten by Petruchio despite herself and is happy to be out of her father”s household. She was trapped in a bad situation at home and Petruchio freed her from this prison that was partly of her own making. So she is grateful to him even as she is still frustrated by him.
Katherine wants her marriage to be a success and overcome her fear that Petruchio married her only for money. She has come around to the idea that she must give a little to get a little in her marriage -- so her submission is only partial and conditional. It isn’t as noticeable, perhaps, but she managed to “tame” Petruchio a bit, too. He went to her sister’s wedding as she wished and he dressed and behaved more like a gentleman than we had seen him is his earlier guises of bum and clown. Also, he had provided her with fine clothes (and bed sheets). By appearing to submit fully to her husband at her sister’s wedding banquet, she is having fun at her family’s and the townspeople's’ expense by subverting their expectations and putting them to shame.
I don’t think Petruchio and Katherine had consummated their marriage by Bianca and Lucentio’s wedding day, but one certainly gets the impression that they did so immediately following the play/film’s end.
Yes, but Gandalf crisscrosses Middle Earth on various errands during this time, only to arrive in Mordor at the same time as Frodo and Sam. Also, Saruman’s army marches from Isengard to Helm’s Deep in what seems like mere days.
Mangione wasn’t even a member/customer of United Healthcare.
You would favor their assassination as well, I imagine.
What does America look like when everyone, following Mangione’s example, feels entitled to act as judge, jury and executioner, exterminating those they believe harm society?
Well-made film but kind of a downer.
It was - and still is - considered a courtesy in Japan to wear a mask when you have a cold and are out in public.
Unlikely but not, I think, ridiculous when you consider that many of the cardinals were animated more by a desire to prevent the election of a candidate from a faction they opposed more so than for a candidate they loved. The cardinal from Kabul revealed himself to be intelligent, well-spoken and strongly opposed to Tadesco’s views so he emerged as the best vehicle to defeat Tadesco.
And the many stop-motion animation Hanukkah specials. Oy!
Well put.
Maybe if has something to do with the promoter, Dick Clark, being long dead. It’s weird that they keep his name on this thing.
The case to which you refer, which gave rise to the term ‘bystander effect’, was later found to be inaccurate due to sloppy journalism or journalistic fraud:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kitty_Genovese
Yeah, I also thought he might have faked his death and assumed a new name so he could fly again.