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"Suddenly, Oh! we're hanging out, and you wanna know if I'll get in a fight for you"

I hate him (lie) omg

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🎞️ Succession (2018-2023) Temporada 4 parte 4 🎥 Mark Mylod / Becky Martin / Lorene Scafaria / Andrij Parekh / Shari Springer Berman / Robert Pulcini 📷 Patrick Capone / Katelin Arizmendi

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“I can’t forgive you…. but it’s okay….I love you.” #successionseason4 #connorswedding #loganroy #shivroy #kendallroy #romanroy #heavyscene #byebyedaddy #jeremystrong #sarahsnook #briancox #kieranculkin #matthewmacfayden #finalseason #jessearmstrong #random #photooftheday #family https://www.instagram.com/p/CrONafTPcWl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[Oscars 97] Backstage Interview Actor Supporting Role Kieran Culkin, A Real Pain

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A Real Pain, o cómo reconocer la distancia de nuestra sensibilidad

La nueva película de Jesse Eissenberg sigue a dos primos que visitan el pueblo natal de su abuela en Polonia.

Cuando tenía ocho años, quizás nueve, encendí junto a otros niños unas velas. Seis velas, para ser exacta, acomodadas sobre un banquito de mármol en un patio interno. No recuerdo muchos detalles de la escena más que la luz del sol filtrada por un toldo, pero sí que nos explicaron cómo cada uno de esos pequeños fuegos simbolizaba el recuerdo de un millón de personas asesinadas.

Es un pedacito de mi memoria difuso, perdido entre juguetes y los primeros contactos con la preadolescencia. No obstante, es un recuerdo fundamental -a core memory, dirían los anglosajones-, en tanto me conecta con la historia de mi linaje. Es ese el reclamo central de Benji en A Real Pain (2024, dir. Jesse Eissenberg): vivimos desconectados de la historia y del sentir de las personas que nos antecedieron y de las personas que nos rodean.

La película sigue a dos primos judíos en su visita a la Polonia natal de su Abuela Dory, quien sobrevivió a los campos de concentración y exterminio nazi “por una serie de milagros” antes de mudarse a Estados Unidos. Con el clásico tropo que lleva a caminar juntas a una “persona tipo A”, encarnada en David -que tiene un absorbente trabajo en marketing, una esposa e hijo, un vida encaminada-, y una “persona tipo B”, representada por Benji -que no parece tener trabajo y vive en el sótano de su madre.

Benji, interpretado por Kieran Culkin, está visiblemente conmovido por la muerte de su abuela, la única persona en el mundo que lo entendía. El personaje camina por el tour en Polonia con una demanda para el guía, para sus compañeros y -especialmente- para su primo: reconectar con el dolor oculto tras capas de narraciones históricas y la lejanía del paso del tiempo, para reconocer que es la historia propia que cargan nuestros cuerpos. Recordar que el dolor es real, que es omnipresente, que los intentos por escondernos de él terminan, por lo general, en laberintos construidos con enredaderas venenosas. Lo vemos en su compañera del tour Marcia, que se desencantó de la vida frívola que llevaba, y en David (Eissenberg), que vive acechado por una decisión casi mortal de Benji.

En su premisa, la película A Real Pain nos invita a rememorar nuestro lugar en la historia, como integrantes de linajes marcados por la violencia -en el caso de la descendencia de los migrantes judíos, por los pogroms y la Shoah-. Y, también, como seres que aman a otros seres, recuperar la profundidad en nuestras relaciones, subrayando la importancia de simplemente poder decir “estoy acá”.

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Monday's image: January 13, 2025

Norman Ackroyd, Spilling Cloud, Aquatint in black, gray, yellow, and orange on Rives BFK paper, 49.8 x 65.1 centimeters, 1979, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

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Kieran Culkin Explains Why His Kids Won't Watch Home Alone

Kieran Culkin, the talented actor known for his role in Succession, recently shared his thoughts on why he won’t allow his children to watch his brother Macaulay Culkin's iconic Home Alone movies. While Macaulay's portrayal of Kevin McCallister in the beloved holiday classic has become one of the most recognizable characters in cinema history, Kieran admits that he has a unique perspective on the films that may surprise fans.

In a candid interview, Kieran revealed that his decision to keep his kids away from the Home Alone movies has nothing to do with their quality or cultural impact. Instead, he shared that his primary concern is the portrayal of certain elements in the films that he feels might not be appropriate for his children at a young age. Kieran, a father of two, emphasized that his approach to parenting is rooted in wanting to protect his children from aspects of entertainment that he believes might be too intense or potentially confusing for them.

Kieran’s stance is not a reflection of his views on Macaulay’s performance or the films themselves. In fact, he expressed admiration for his brother’s iconic role and acknowledged how the Home Alone series has become a holiday tradition for millions of families. However, Kieran’s parental instincts lead him to make choices he believes are in the best interest of his own children.

The actor also touched on the reality of growing up in a family where both he and Macaulay were child stars, a unique experience that shaped their understanding of fame and its impact. Kieran mentioned that, while he has nothing but respect for Macaulay’s success, the realities of childhood fame and the challenges it presents are something he doesn’t want his children to experience in the same way. He believes that protecting their childhoods from the pressures of celebrity is crucial.

While Kieran’s decision may seem surprising to some, it sheds light on the complexities of parenting in the public eye. As an actor who has navigated the ups and downs of fame, Kieran is committed to making thoughtful decisions when it comes to raising his family. His desire to shield his children from the often chaotic nature of the entertainment industry speaks to his dedication as a parent.

Though Home Alone remains a holiday staple for fans around the world, Kieran Culkin’s decision reflects the evolving nature of parenting and the importance of considering a child’s emotional and developmental needs when it comes to the content they consume. As Kieran continues to carve out his own path in Hollywood, it’s clear that his family values are central to the decisions he makes both personally and professionally.

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Funko finally released Succession collectibles and my first thought was that Roman can't keep getting locked in places. Please free him

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🎞️ Succession (2018-2023) Temporada 4 parte 3 🎥 Mark Mylod / Becky Martin / Lorene Scafaria / Andrij Parekh / Shari Springer Berman / Robert Pulcini 📷 Patrick Capone / Katelin Arizmendi

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Spotlight and Stardust Unveiling the Marvels of the 81st Golden Globe Awards

The glittering world of cinema came alive at the 81st Golden Globe Awards, a night where the best and brightest in the industry gathered to celebrate outstanding achievements in film and television. Among the myriad of nominees and talented contenders, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" emerged as the undisputed champion, claiming top honors in categories like Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Original Score. As we delve into the highlights of this star-studded event, we uncover the captivating performances, unexpected victories, and the evolving landscape of television that defined the 81st Golden Globe Awards. From Cillian Murphy's mesmerizing portrayal of Robert Oppenheimer to the small screen triumphs of Netflix's "Beef" and Hulu's "The Bear," join us on a journey through the glitz, glamour, and moments that left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape.

Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' Dominates the Silver Screen

In a night filled with anticipation and glamour, Christopher Nolan's cinematic masterpiece, "Oppenheimer," emerged as the shining star at the 81st Golden Globe Awards. Sweeping all the top accolades, including Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Original Score, the film left an indelible mark on the industry. Best Picture - Drama goes to Oppenheimer! 🎥✨ #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/grh3FBzYso — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024   Congratulations to Cillian Murphy in Oppenheimer on your 🙌 WIN 🙌 for Best Male Actor – Motion Picture – Drama! #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/21gkqNPuUc — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024

Cillian Murphy's Stellar Performance and Ludwig Göransson's Musical Brilliance

At the heart of "Oppenheimer" is Cillian Murphy's captivating portrayal of Robert Oppenheimer. The talented actor's immersive performance earned him the coveted title of Best Actor, while Ludwig Göransson's evocative composition secured the film's victory in the Best Original Score category. Together, they brought Oppenheimer's complex story to life on the silver screen. Ludwig Göransson is a #GoldenGlobes winner for Oppenheimer! 🌟 pic.twitter.com/NYUnhugbUs — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024

Emma Stone Triumphs as Best Actress in 'Poor Things

In a category filled with formidable contenders, Emma Stone emerged victorious as the Best Actress for her role in "Poor Things." Her stellar performance surpassed even Margot Robbie's charismatic turn as Barbie in the musical comedy category, showcasing Stone's versatility and acting prowess.

Barbie's Box Office Reign and Cinematic Achievement

The inclusion of the Box Office and Cinematic Achievement Award added a new dimension to the Golden Globe Awards, and "Barbie" clinched this prestigious honor. Beyond its commercial success, the film received recognition for Billie Eilish's soulful original song, "What Was I Made For," further solidifying its impact on the industry. ✨ 🎥 Cinematic and Box Office Achievement goes to Barbie! #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/uXwKpwhdt1 — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024

Television Triumphs: 'Beef' and 'The Bear' Take the Lead

Shifting the spotlight to the small screen, Netflix's limited series "Beef" and Hulu's comedy-drama series "The Bear" claimed victory in the television awards. "Beef," crafted by Korean director Lee Sung Jin, stood out in the limited series category with a black comedy drama featuring Seetwan Yeon and Ali Wong in lead roles. Meanwhile, "The Bear," a creation by Christopher Storer, explored the life of a young chef named Carmi in a charming and comedic manner. The Bear has won Best Musical/Comedy Series at the #GoldenGlobes! 🎉 pic.twitter.com/mC4FT6FL1T — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024 Beef just won a #GoldenGlobes award for Best Limited Series, Anthology Series or Television Motion Picture! CONGRATS 🤩 Tune in to catch the rest of the show on @CBS and @paramountplus! pic.twitter.com/EyXiEkz43p — Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes) January 8, 2024

Succession' and its Reign in the TV Series (Drama) Category

HBO's "Succession" took center stage in the TV Series (Drama) category, offering a compelling narrative surrounding the Roy family and their once-global media empire. Known for its sharp writing and stellar performances, the series, revolving around family dynamics and media conglomerates, secured its position as a standout in the competitive television landscape.

Outstanding Performances and Surprises in Television Acting Categories

Recognizing excellence in television acting, the Golden Globe Awards celebrated outstanding performances in various categories. Kieran Culkin's portrayal in "Succession" earned him the title of Best Actor (Drama), while Ayo Edibiri's comedic brilliance in "The Bear" led to her victory as Best Actress (Musical–Comedy). Sarah Snook's captivating performance in "Succession" was acknowledged with the Best Actress (Drama) award, and Elizabeth Debicki's role in "The Crown" secured her the Best Supporting Actress (Drama) title.

Unveiling the Excellence in Limited Series Acting

The Limited Series acting categories witnessed remarkable performances, with Steven Yeun's standout role in "Beef" earning him the title of Best Actor, and Ali's captivating portrayal in the same series securing her the Best Actress accolade. These performances added depth and nuance to the Golden Globe Awards, showcasing the diverse talent and storytelling present in the world of television.

In conclusion, the 81st Golden Globe Awards proved to be a night of triumphs, surprises, and memorable moments, both on the silver screen and the small screen. From Christopher Nolan's cinematic brilliance to the outstanding performances in television, the awards ceremony celebrated the best in the industry, leaving audiences eagerly anticipating the next wave of cinematic and television masterpieces. Read the full article

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A Netflix liberou um novo trailer de Scott Pigrim: A Série.

O trailer conta com uma belíssima e marcante animação, que traduz perfeitamente o longa de Edgar Wright, já o cineasta é um dos produtores executivos da série.

O elenco conta com Michael Cera como Scott Pilgrim, Mary Elizabeth Winstead como Ramona Flowers, Ellen Wong como Knives Chau, Alison Pill como Kim Pine, Johnny Simmons como Young Neil, Brie Larson como Envy Adams, Chris Evans como Lucas Lee, Satya Bhabha como Matthew Patel, Kieran Culkin como Wallace Wells, Brandon Routh como Todd Ingram, Aubrey Plaza como Julie Powers, Jason Schwartzman como Gideon Graves, Mark Webber como Stephen Stills, Anna Kendrick como Stacey Pilgrim e Mae Whitman como Roxy Richter.

Autor dos quadrinhos, Bryan Lee O'Malley, atuará na série como showrunner ao lado de Ben David Grabinski. A série ainda terá canções inéditas da banda Anamanaguchi.

Scott Pilgrim: A Série estreia na Netflix no dia 17 de novembro.

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“Eu sou ryca!” (ou como aprendemos a odiar apaixonadamente os bilionários de “Succession”)

Acompanhar todas as (boas, ótimas) séries é impossível, nem se fosse um milionário a viver de renda conseguiria colocar os seriados em dia. E filmes também. Por isso, é normal demorar a embarcar no hype de algumas produções logo no ato da matrícula; foi o que aconteceu com “Succession” (HBO/HBO Max), que geral dizia ser fabulosa, com o Emmy beijando o chão em que a família Roy pisava. Demorei…