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Those We Have Lost in 2020 - Part One

Those We Have Lost in 2020 – Part One

It has been a terrible year for families and friends across the globe. COVID-19 has wreaked havoc, not just directly but through its impact to many as governments battled the Pandemic, all trying different ways to battle it, some more successfully than others. The creative community was not immune to loss, and as the year progressed we lost others, too, to other causes. Here, we pay tribute to…

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XII Ceremony of the Awards of the Prince Albert II Foundation of Monaco - 20 June 2019

Photos by Juan Gimenez

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Albert Einstein foi a uma festa e, como não conhecia ninguém, foi logo tentando se misturar aos convidados:

– Oi, como vai? – perguntou ele.

– Vou bem!

– Qual é o seu Q.I.?

– *250*.

Então logo começou a conversar sobre *física quântica, teoria da**

* relatividade, bombas de hidrogênio, Deus, o Universo etc**.

Andou mais um pouco e encontrou outra pessoa:

– Qual seu Q.I.?

– *150*.

Então, novamente começou a conversar, só que desta vez sobre *desigualdade**

* social, justiça, questões internacionais**.

Andou mais um pouco e encontrou uma terceira pessoa:

– Oi, como vai? – perguntou ele.

– Tudo bem!

– Qual o seu Q.I.?

– *100*.

Então começou a conversar sobre *desemprego, reforma agrária, aumento dos**

* combustíveis, Mensalão, Bin Laden, etc**.

Andou mais um pouco e encontrou outra pessoa:

– Como está, tudo bem?

– Tudo ótimo.

– Qual é o seu Q.I.?

– *50*.

Então começou a falar sobre *a casa dos artistas, big brother, novelas e**

* minisséries, música baiana, pagode, religião, Adriane Galisteu, Luciana*

* Gimenez, Hebe, Sandy e Júnior, etc**.

Deu mais uma volta e encontrou outra pessoa e perguntou:

– Qual o seu Q.I.?

– *10*.

– *E aí cara, tranquilo?

Lula livre!!!

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Congratulations to the 2019 Guggenheim Fellows in Poetry and Fiction

POETRY

Cyrus Cassells

Thomas Centolella

Camille T. Dungy

Carmen Gimenez Smith

Joanna Klink

Robin Coste Lewis

Shane McCrae

Dean Rader

Lloyd Schwartz

FICTION

Edward Carey

Patricia Engel

Michael Helm

Catherine Lacey

Carmen Maria Machado

Helen Schulman

Luis Albert Urrea

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Luciana Gimenez faz desabafo emocionante após morte do pai

Luciana Gimenez faz desabafo emocionante após morte do pai

Luciana Gimenez e o pai, João Albert Morad. (Imagem: Reprodução / Instagram) Luciana Gimenez aproveitou o fim de 2020 e a chegada do novo ano para agradecer o carinho que recebeu dos seguidores após o anúncio da morte do pai, João Albert Morad, no último dia 30. A apresentadora descreveu ainda o que sentiu durante a virada do ano. “Quero agradecer pelo carinho que venho recebendo de todos. Hoje,…

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Shohei Ohtani Signs With Angels.

The Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes is officially over now that he has chosen a team to sign with. Ohtani will sign with the Los Angeles Angels after narrowing his list of teams earlier this week. The Angels will pay the Nippon Ham Fighters the $20 million posting fee then work out a contract with the Japanese star. Ohtani is a rare player, who can hit and pitch at a high level. I think he will start a league wide trend of players who can pitch and hit like Chris Gimenez. Gimenez wasn’t the best pitcher, but he did save the bullpen a few nights last year. Ohtani will likely be a starting pitcher and play the outfield or designated hitter. It should be interesting to see what Mike Scioscia and the Angels do because everyone will be watching when he plays. He will team up with Mike Trout and Albert Pujols in a pretty good lineup with this new addition. 

In other news, Tommy Watkins was named the new Chattanooga Lookouts manager. He replaces Jake Mauer, who held that role last year. Right now, the Twins don’t have a manager for Rochester, Fort Myers, or Cedar Rapids. Mike Quade had a new role and won’t manage the Red Wings. Jake Mauer is in a new position and is not the manager of the Lookouts. Doug Mientkiewicz was fired and hired by the Toledo Mud Hens. Tommy Watkins moved up to Chattanooga. I heard that Toby Gardenhire might be managing in a minor league level for the Twins next season. He filled in for Mike Quade this past year at Rochester. More moves will be announced soon in the coming days. 

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MLB Transaction Watch: Manny Machado and the free agent freeze

At times it has felt like there has been a lot of action this offseason, however, for free agents that was a mirage. The vast majority of the action this postseason has been in the form of trades. It’s been a downright frigid environment for all but a few of baseball’s free agents.

Earlier in the offseason I noted that the sheer number of free agents exploded at the non-tender deadline. There were 201 free agents at the start of the offseason, that then ballooned to 245 MLB players. Of those, four players have opted to retire (Adrian Beltre, Jaime Garcia, Chris Gimenez, and Joe Mauer). Which leaves us with 241 free agents and less than a month until pitchers and catchers report, so I wanted to take a minute to check in and see how things are shaping up for those free agents.

Not great, Bob. Not great.

Only 108 players have signed contracts as of January 15, meaning 56 percent of the free agent field is still available. That number alone is shocking, but the next one is worse. Only 29 of those contracts have been for more than a single year. That’s right, 73 percent of the contracts free agents have signed in 2019 were one-year deals. That’s at least 79 players who will turn right around and re-enter free agency next year, swamping the 2020 market with talent so we can do this whole dance all over again just in time for the 2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations.

While we can quibble about whether some of these players signed fair deals or whether the free agency contracts of the 2000s were overly lucrative (particularly for players over thirty) it seems pretty obvious that the baseball free agent market is broken. Some players have started speaking out about this more openly:

You may recognize blunt Jake Arrieta from previous Twitter appearances like: “Whatever keeps your hopes alive, just know it doesn’t matter.” Suffice to say, the former Cubs ace doesn’t mince words and after he sat out a similar free agent environment in 2018 before settling for a 3-year/$75 million deal with the Phillies I’d say he’s uniquely qualified to be tuned into player sentiments on this issue.

Well, today Buster Olney leaked the apparent White Sox contract offer to Manny Machado into the same environment:

The numbers here are staggering. Manny Machado is a 26 year old infielder who has accumulated 33.8 bWAR in his first seven seasons in MLB. He is one of the most talented, and youngest, free agents to hit the open market in years. It’s even more impressive than it sounds, here are the players in the last 50 years to accumulate more than 30 bWAR before turning 26:

That’s it. That’s the list.

So it seems reasonable that even in a market that has been a bit messed up Manny Machado should command one of the largest contracts ever, right? Well...

Let’s take a look at the largest baseball contracts in history. Below you’ll see Fangraphs’ compilation of the 20 largest contracts in MLB history adjusted to 2019 dollars. I augmented it with bWAR information and each players’ age at the time their contract was signed. Specifically, I added bWAR prior to the contract and bWAR accumulated during the life of the contract. Players currently in the middle of their contracts are in italics:

MLB’s most valuable contracts (AAV) adjusted to 2019 dollars by bWAR

Player Year Age Years 2019 Adjusted $ AAV 2019 Adjusted $ Total Actual bWAR over contract Actual bWAR/Mil $ Prior bWAR Prior bWAR/Mil $

Player Year Age Years 2019 Adjusted $ AAV 2019 Adjusted $ Total Actual bWAR over contract Actual bWAR/Mil $ Prior bWAR Prior bWAR/Mil $

Alex Rodriguez 2001 25 10 592 59.2 75.6 0.13 38.1 0.06 Manny Ramirez 2001 29 8 376 47.0 33.2 0.09 30 0.08 Alex Rodriguez 2008 32 10 448 44.8 23.4 0.05 94.4 0.21 Derek Jeter 2001 27 10 444 44.4 28.1 0.06 42.7 0.10 Kevin Brown 1999 34 7 297 42.4 16.7 0.06 45.5 0.15 Clayton Kershaw 2014 26 7 277 39.6 29.1 0.11 32.9 0.12 Jason Giambi 2002 31 7 276 39.4 22.2 0.08 29.3 0.11 Carlos Beltran 2005 28 7 263 37.6 21.8 0.08 45.8 0.17 CC Sabathia 2009 28 7 259 37.0 21.3 0.08 32.5 0.13 Ken Griffey Jr. 2000 30 9 330 36.7 13.3 0.04 64.1 0.19 Max Scherzer 2015 30 7 254 36.3 29 0.11 23.8 0.09 Mark Teixeira 2009 29 8 290 36.3 20.5 0.07 31.3 0.11 Joe Mauer 2011 28 8 289 36.1 21.9 0.08 33.2 0.11 Justin Verlander 2013 30 7 252 36.0 27.4 0.11 36.4 0.14 Albert Pujols 2012 32 10 358 35.8 13.3 0.04 86.8 0.24 Mike Hampton 2001 28 8 284 35.5 2.6 0.01 18.2 0.06 Prince Fielder 2012 28 9 319 35.4 6.8 0.02 16.8 0.05 Felix Hernandez 2013 27 7 245 35.0 17.1 0.07 33.9 0.14 Miguel Cabrera 2016 33 8 258 32.3 6.2 0.02 64.2 0.25 Robinson Cano 2014 31 10 310 31.0 23.6 0.08 45.5 0.15 Manny Machado (Offer) 2019 26 7 175 25.0 0.00 33.8 0.19

Player contracts adjusted to 2019 money by bWAR. bWAR is separated into accumulated prior to signing and during the life of the contract. Current contracted players in italics. Fangraphs and Baseball Reference compiled by Sara Sanchez

I also attempted to get an idea of the value of a million dollars per bWAR. Obviously this isn’t an exact science, but it gives you an idea that for the most lucrative contract on this list (Alex Rodriguez’s original deal) he was paid $1 million for every .06 bWAR he had previously accumulated. Interestingly, that is one of the few deals that actually worked out. If you look at the actual bWAR/mil you’ll see that he was paid $1 million for every .13 bWAR he accumulated. Higher numbers in the prior bWAR/mil indicate less value for the player based on previous performance. Higher numbers in the actual bWAR/mil indicated more value for the team based on actual performance.

In terms of player value, the White Sox offer to Machado is squarely in the bottom quarter of contract values for players. His 0.19 value there is tied for fourth lowest in the ranking of most lucrative contracts. The White Sox are basically trying to pay 26-year-old Manny Machado at rate similar to what the Reds paid 30-year-old Ken Griffey Jr. — 19 years ago.

Maybe you think that’s okay. After all, Griffey is a Hall of Famer and we have no idea what the next 10 years of Machado will look like. However, it is worth noting that 33.8 bWAR before 26 just doesn’t earn a player what it used to despite soaring baseball revenue, which goes a long way to explaining the MLBPA’s angst at current market conditions.

Just for fun I also calculated an average prior bWAR/mil to see if I could project what Machado should get with his numbers. I mean, after all, while there are bad deals in this mix, there are some good deals as well. Using those numbers the average prior bWAR/mil was 0.13, almost exactly the same as CC Sabathia’s. Fortuitously, Sabathia signed a 7-year deal that is on the above table, so it’s easy to compare the two. Sabathia’s deal was worth $259 million in 2019 adjusted dollars. That’s $84 million more than the White Sox are reportedly offering Machado. It seems like here is a good place to point out that Sabathia was two years older with an extra season under his belt and slightly less total prior bWAR than Machado when he signed that deal. So logically I’d expect Machado to get more than Sabathia, not less.

Manny Machado should turn down this deal, and if I were in his camp I’d be insulted by it. Other players currently on the market and approaching free agency should be up in arms. This deal tells us a lot about the current market conditions that players are facing and there is every indication that it is going to get worse before it gets better.

Not great, Bob. Not great.

Source: https://www.bleedcubbieblue.com/2019/1/16/18185610/mlb-transaction-watch-manny-machado-free-agent-freeze

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VanWineFest 2018 Vine Stars from Portugal, Spain and More!

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One of the things I really enjoy about the Vancouver International Wine Festivalis the ability to talk to wine makers and/or winery owners about their vineyards, their harvest, and their wines.  It makes tasting the wine so much more interesting, and may spur you to travel to visit that winery, or country, or region.  This year we will have many winery principals from Spain and Portugal, which…

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Com RedeTV! em crise, Luciana Gimenez tem dificuldades para vender sua mansão com valor impressionante; confira

A apresentadora Luciana Gimenez (Foto: Reprodução)

Em tempos de dificuldades, a RedeTV! decide cortar ainda mais gastos, e com essa decisão, muitos apresentadores serão afetados, como por exemplo, Luciana Gimenez, que apresenta SuperPop e Luciana by Night. A apresentadora que est�� passando por dificuldade em vender seu apartamento milionário teve que tomar uma atitude drástica.

Segundo o colunista Flávio Ricco, do UOL, a alta cúpula do canal proibiu os programas de convidar artistas de fora de São Paulo para serem entrevistados. Com essa decisão, a emissora pretende melhorar a sua situação financeira.

+Briga de Luciana Gimenez e Val Marchiori pega fogo na RedeTV, outra apresentadora se envolve na confusão e consequências assustam

A ordem também pretende evitar gastos diversos como passagens aéreas e hospedagens. De acordo com o colunista Flávio Ricco, a nova exigência do canal será devastadora para programas como os de Luciana Gimenez, Daniela Albuquerque e Mariana Godoy. As comunicadoras costumam receber em seus formatos famosos que vivem no Rio de Janeiro.

Além disso, existe também um desfalque de produtores. Os profissionais muitas vezes acabam tendo que trabalhar em mais de uma atração do veículo de comunicação. Vale lembrar que em março, a empresa iniciou uma série de demissões.

Luciana Gimenez quer vender mansão, mas comprador não aparece (Foto: Reprodução)

Cozinha (Foto: Reprodução)

Sala de cinema (Foto: Reprodução)

Hall (Foto: Reprodução)

Cobertura (Foto: Reprodução)

+Anitta declara todo seu amor para famoso cantor e fãs disparam: “Já podem casar”

Entre os que deixaram o canal, estão o humorista Diogo Portugal, a jornalista Rosana Jatobá, a correspondente de Londres Érika Abreu, o diretor de programação Francisco Almeida e o jornalista esportivo Juarez Soares.

Luciana Gimenez comanda o Luciana by Nighte SuperPop na RedeTV!. (Foto: Divulgação)

Nesse sentido, , Luciana Gimenez tenta vender sua cobertura tríplex em um bairro nobre de São Paulo, desde fevereiro do ano passado. Quando o apartamento de sete quartos e 2.000 metros quadrados foi colocado à venda em um site de imóveis de luxo, ele estava avaliado em US$ 24 milhões, o equivalente a R$ 80 milhões de acordo com o valor do dólar naquele mês. Atualmente, o site baixou o valor e está disponibilizando o tríplex por US$ 17, 6 milhões, no valor do dólar de hoje, R$ 3,97, chega a R$ 70 milhões.

+ Bolsonaro cogita separação da esposa Michelle e dispara: “O errado sou eu”

O apartamento, em estilo penthouse, além de sete quartos, todos suítes, tem nove banheiros, elevador exclusivo e acesso para o Shopping Cidade Jardim e para uma unidade do Hospital Albert Einstein.

A apresentadora do SuperPop colocou o apartamento à venda na mesma época em que foi confirmada a sua separação do vice-presidente da Rede TV!, Marcelo de Carvalho. Eles foram casados por 12 anos e são pais de Lorenzo, de 8 anos. No Carnaval deste ano, a apresentadora admitiu seu primeiro affair após a separação. “Estou solteira, nos conhecemos antes [quando era casada]. Éramos só amigos”, disse Luciana a Matheus Mazzafera no Camarote CarnaUOL.

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Com RedeTV! em crise, Luciana Gimenez tem dificuldades para vender sua mansão com valor impressionante; confira

A apresentadora Luciana Gimenez (Foto: Reprodução)

Em tempos de dificuldades, a RedeTV! decide cortar ainda mais gastos, e com essa decisão, muitos apresentadores serão afetados, como por exemplo, Luciana Gimenez, que apresenta SuperPop e Luciana by Night. A apresentadora que está passando por dificuldade em vender seu apartamento milionário teve que tomar uma atitude drástica.

Segundo o colunista Flávio Ricco, do UOL, a alta cúpula do canal proibiu os programas de convidar artistas de fora de São Paulo para serem entrevistados. Com essa decisão, a emissora pretende melhorar a sua situação financeira.

+Briga de Luciana Gimenez e Val Marchiori pega fogo na RedeTV, outra apresentadora se envolve na confusão e consequências assustam

A ordem também pretende evitar gastos diversos como passagens aéreas e hospedagens. De acordo com o colunista Flávio Ricco, a nova exigência do canal será devastadora para programas como os de Luciana Gimenez, Daniela Albuquerque e Mariana Godoy. As comunicadoras costumam receber em seus formatos famosos que vivem no Rio de Janeiro.

Além disso, existe também um desfalque de produtores. Os profissionais muitas vezes acabam tendo que trabalhar em mais de uma atração do veículo de comunicação. Vale lembrar que em março, a empresa iniciou uma série de demissões.

Luciana Gimenez quer vender mansão, mas comprador não aparece (Foto: Reprodução)

Cozinha (Foto: Reprodução)

Sala de cinema (Foto: Reprodução)

Hall (Foto: Reprodução)

Cobertura (Foto: Reprodução)

+Anitta declara todo seu amor para famoso cantor e fãs disparam: “Já podem casar”

Entre os que deixaram o canal, estão o humorista Diogo Portugal, a jornalista Rosana Jatobá, a correspondente de Londres Érika Abreu, o diretor de programação Francisco Almeida e o jornalista esportivo Juarez Soares.

Luciana Gimenez comanda o Luciana by Nighte SuperPop na RedeTV!. (Foto: Divulgação)

Nesse sentido, , Luciana Gimenez tenta vender sua cobertura tríplex em um bairro nobre de São Paulo, desde fevereiro do ano passado. Quando o apartamento de sete quartos e 2.000 metros quadrados foi colocado à venda em um site de imóveis de luxo, ele estava avaliado em US$ 24 milhões, o equivalente a R$ 80 milhões de acordo com o valor do dólar naquele mês. Atualmente, o site baixou o valor e está disponibilizando o tríplex por US$ 17, 6 milhões, no valor do dólar de hoje, R$ 3,97, chega a R$ 70 milhões.

+ Bolsonaro cogita separação da esposa Michelle e dispara: “O errado sou eu”

O apartamento, em estilo penthouse, além de sete quartos, todos suítes, tem nove banheiros, elevador exclusivo e acesso para o Shopping Cidade Jardim e para uma unidade do Hospital Albert Einstein.

A apresentadora do SuperPop colocou o apartamento à venda na mesma época em que foi confirmada a sua separação do vice-presidente da Rede TV!, Marcelo de Carvalho. Eles foram casados por 12 anos e são pais de Lorenzo, de 8 anos. No Carnaval deste ano, a apresentadora admitiu seu primeiro affair após a separação. “Estou solteira, nos conhecemos antes [quando era casada]. Éramos só amigos”, disse Luciana a Matheus Mazzafera no Camarote CarnaUOL.

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Twins Stave Off Angels For Win!

Angels 4 Twins 5 W-Gibson (5-6) L-Ramirez (7-7) SV-Kintzler (22)

The Minnesota Twins have not played well at home this year, but that might change on this homestand. Minnesota won last night and played pretty well on the 4th of July this afternoon. The Angels got the scoring started today on this hot day. Yunel Escobar led-off the second with a single and Luis Valbuena doubled him home. Kyle Gibson got out of the jam and the Halos led by one after an inning and a half. In the bottom of the second, Eduardo Escobar was drilled by a JC Ramirez fastball in the leg. Chris Gimenez singled and Ehire Adrianza tied the game up with a sacrifice fly to left. Neither side would score until the fifth when Byron Buxton led-off with a single. Buxton stole second and scored on a Robbie Grossman double to put the Twins up. The next batter, Joe Mauer lined a run-scoring single to left to extend the lead. Kole Calhoun cut into the Twins lead in the sixth. Calhoun smoked a Kyle Gibson slider out to right for a solo blast. This pulled the Halos within a run, but the Twins would answer. Eddie Rosario led-off the sixth with a double and Chris Gimenez bunted him over. Ehire Adrianza hit another sac fly and Minnesota had a 4-2 edge. The next batter, Byron Buxton drilled a Blake Parker fastball out to left-center for a solo shot. The Twins had a three-run lead and it seemed like all was fine. That was not the case as Albert Pujols launched a Taylor Rogers fastball out for his 603rd home run of his career. Anaheim was within two runs after eight frames and Brandon Kintzler came on. Andrelton Simmons led-off the ninth with a single and Nick Franklin walked. Ben Revere hit into a fielder’s choice, but Ehire Adrianza threw the ball away. Simmons scored on the play and the Angels were a run behind. Kintzler then got Martin Maldonado to hit into a game-ending double play and the Twins took the first two games from the Angels at Target Field. 

-Final Thoughts- Kyle Gibson pitched very good today. His pitches were working and he threw strikes. He went 6 2/3 innings and allowed two runs on five hits with four strikeouts and two walks. It’s hard to remember the last time two consecutive starts for the Twins went 6 2/3 and 7 innings. Taylor Rogers gave up a run in 1 1/3 innings and Brandon Kintzler allowed a run, but picked up his 22nd save. Byron Buxton led the team with three hits on the day. Robbie Grossman had two as well. The team hit 3-for-8 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. It was another solid game for the Twins, who are now three games above .500. Tomorrow, Parker Bridwell faces off with former Angel Ervin Santana in the finale. 

-Chris Kreibich-

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Roland Kirk / Here Comes the Whistleman Sd3007 Louis Bellson / Concert for Drums mgv8016 Oscar Peterson / at the Concertgebouw mgv8268 Oscar Peterson / plays Duke Ellington mgc606 MJQ / Live at Lighthouse 1486 Magic Power / Lady Midnight - Livin for the Moment Chilly / for Your Love - Cmon Baby William Truckaway / Breakaway rs6469 Ike White / Changin Times Miles Davis / at Fillmore cg30038 Dumisani Abraham Maraire / the African Mbira Bob Downes / Open Music Diversions Christian Escoude / Reunion Albert Gimenez /  Discours Sonny Sharrock / Paradise

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Jennifer Lawrence Style: A Chronological Guide to the Star’s Oscar-Winning Fashion Moments

What can we say about Jennifer Lawrence that hasn’t already been said? The Oscar-winning actress seems to have bewitched us all with her off-the-cuff quips, non-conformist curves and natural born talent. To boot, Jennifer Lawrence’s style has evolved from the ill-fitting gowns of her early days to being the face of fashion’s hottest label. Lawrence first began making red carpet appearances in 2007 when she co-starred on The Bill Engvall Show. Her wardrobe consisted of age appropriate knee-length dresses (she was 16) and silk-layered strapless gowns. After a few years of enjoying relative under-the-radar status, the actress stepped into the spotlight with her Oscar-nominated starring role in Winter’s Bone and one very sexy red Calvin Klein body hugger of a dress.

Later that year, she embraced fashion even more, wearing It labels like Miu Miu, Altuzarra and Prabal Gurung. With her megawatt starring role as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games series, Jennifer Lawrence style spotting turned fever pitch with several world tours to promote the films. Her rising profile landed her as the face of Miss Dior accessories, resulting in one stellar ad campaign and several red carpet outings in Dior. And just when we thought we couldn’t love her more the 2013 Academy Awards happened. Her cake-like Dior Couture dress was one for the record books, but her tumble up the stairs, real-talk acceptance speech and red carpet middle finger wielding had everyone collectively swooning. Not to mention the well deserved Oscar for her role in Silver Linings Playbook at the ripe age of 22. Damn, girl. Fast forward five years later and Lawrence is celebrating her 27th birthday (in style, we’re sure – homegirl always looks good). To celebrate, we’ve compiled some of Lawrence’s best style moments through the years. Flip through the gallery below for every Oscar-worthy look.

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March 4, 2018 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior gown at the 90th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood.

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February 26, 2018 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior black dress at the premiere of the movie Red Sparrow in New York City.

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February 20, 2018: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Versace piece to attend the Red Sparrow photocall in London.

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February 19, 2018 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior Haute Couture dress at the the European Premiere of Red Sparrow in London.

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February 18, 2018 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior couture dress to the BAFTAs in London.

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November 11, 2017 : Jennifer Lawrence wears an Alexander McQueen two-piece to attend the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ 9th Annual Governors Awards in Hollywood.

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September 13, 2017 : Jennifer Lawrence attends the New York premiere of Mother! in a Dior dress.

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September 6, 2017: Jennifer Lawrence wears an Atelier Versace dress to attend the Mother! UK premiere in London.

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July 3, 2017 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior gown to attend the ‘Christian Dior, couturier du reve’ Exhibition Launch in Paris.

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December 16, 2017 : Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior blue gown to attend the Seoul premiere of Passengers.

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December 14, 2017 : Jennifer Lawrence in a Dior gown at the premiere Passengers in Hollywood.

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December 2, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a polka-dot Dolce & Gabbana dress paired with Christian Louboutin pumps to the Passengers Berlin photocall.

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December 1, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black and red printed Proenza Schouler dress paired with Christian Louboutin heels to the Passengers London photocall.

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November 30, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a white 3.1 Phillip Lim jacket and skirt combo paired with with Roger Vivier platform heels to the Passengers photocall in Madrid.

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November 29, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a statement sweater and tulle skirt combo from the Dior Spring 2017 collection to the Passengers premiere in Paris.

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October 28, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a blush pink Elie Saab Spring 2017 gown to the 2016 AMD British Academy Britannia Awards.

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September 30, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black sheer tank and boyfriend jeans to the Christian Dior Spring 2017 show of the Paris Fashion Week.

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May 23, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a dove grey Calvin Klein dress paired with studded Christan Louboutin sandals to the The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

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May 14, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black Antonio Berardi dress with black strappy Giuseppe Zanotti heeled sandals to the 2016 Glaad Media Awards.

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May 9, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a silver Dior Haute Couture cut out gown with open back strap detail to the global fan screening of X-Men Apocalypse in London, England.

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May 4, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black Oscar de la Renta dress featuring a lace skirt to the New York premiere screening of Woman.

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April 16, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a little black Dior dress with Olgana Paris mules to the New York premiere of A Beautiful Planet.

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April 12th, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears an Altuzarra’s ‘Phineas’ navy embroidered handkerchief skirt from the Fall 2016 collection to CinemaCon 2016.

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February 28, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a sexy two-piece Alexander Wang look to the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscars after party.

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February 28, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a romantic lace Dior Haute Couture gown to the 2016 Oscars.

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January 10, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears an embellished black Versace dress from the Pre-Fall 2016 collection to the Fox And FX’s 2016 Golden Globe Awards Party.

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January 10, 2016: Jennifer Lawrence wears a red Dior Haute Couture dress featuring cut-out details to the 2016 Golden Globe Awards.

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December 17, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wear’s a black tuxedo Dior dress to the special screening of Joy in London, England.

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December 14, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a plum Burberry coat over an oversized blue blazer with a black bandeau peeping through. She completes her look with black Zimmermann pants and Casadei pumps to The Late Show With Stephen Colbert taping.

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December 13, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a custom pale yellow Dior Haute Couture evening gown to the New York premiere of Joy.

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November 26, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black jumpsuit with lace bralette to the El Hormiguero TV show taping in Madrid, Spain.

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November 18, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black chiffon Schiaparelli Fall 2015 Couture dress paired with Tamara Mellon heels and Eva Fehren jewellery to the New York premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

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November 16, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears an off-white silk Dior gown paired with Jimmy Choo heels and Repossi bracelet to the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

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November 12, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears an ice-blue silk Dior Haute Couture dress to the Beijing premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 2

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November 10, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a one-of-a-kind Ralph Lauren Collection black lace gown to the Madrid premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

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November 10, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears an orange Mugler tuxedo dress from the Spring 2016 collection to the The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 photo call in Madrid.

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November 9, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a white long-sleeved Dior gown from the Fall 2015 Couture collection to the Paris premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

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November 9, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a pale pink silk Dior Haute Couture dress, belt and black lace boots to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 photocall in Paris.

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November 6, 2015: With Tim Palen, Jennifer Lawrence wears a black sheer floral-embellished Dolce & Gabbana dress from the Spring 2016 collection to the book launch of Tim Palen: Photographs From The Hunger Games in London.

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November 5, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a burgundy silk Dior Haute Couture gown featuring a plunging neckline to the UK premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 in London, England.

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November 4, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a printed silk Dior gown from the Fall 2015 Haute Couture collection to the world premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 in Berlin.

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November 3, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a floral print Proenza Schouler dress from the Spring 2016 collection to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 press conference in Berlin.

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October 31, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a white A.L.C top and skirt to The Hungers Games: Mockingjay Part 2 hand and footprint ceremony with Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth.

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July 11, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence poses with Stan Lee wearing a white Prabal Garung jumpsuit from the Resort 2016 collection during Comic-Con International 2015.

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July 9, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black Louis Vuitton dress from the Resort 2016 collection to the photo call for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 during Comic-Con International 2015.

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June 28, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black two-piece ensemble by Michael Kors while out and about in New York City.

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May 4, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a silver slip dress by Galvan from the Fall 2015 collection to Rihanna’s Private 2015 Met Gala After Party.

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May 4, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Christian Dior Spring 2015 Couture dress at the 2015 Met Gala.

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March 21, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears an embroidered striped sequin and off white cotton Dior dress from the Spring 2015 Couture collection at the screening of Seren.

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January 24, 2015: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Prada ivory multi layered silk organza gown with crystal motif embroidery framing the plunging bodice, while attending the 26th Annual Producers Guild Of America Awards in Los Angeles.

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November 17, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears Altuzarra at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1 after party in Los Angeles.

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November 17, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears Dior at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1 premiere in Los Angeles.

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November 12, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears Antonio Berardi at the Late Show With David Letterman in New York.

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November 10, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears Saint Laurent dress at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 press conference in London.

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November 10, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears a dress designed especially for her by Mugler’s creative director, David Koma at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 after party.

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November 10, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence attends the World Premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, wearing Dior.

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November 9, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence attends the photocall for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 in London, England. She’s wearing a Public School suit. She’s accompanied by Julianne Moore, Elizabeth Banks and Natalie Dormer.

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November 8, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears Phillip Lim at Wetten, dass..?

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October 20, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence attends ELLE’s 21st Annual Women in Hollywood Celebration at the Four Seasons Hotel in California wearing a white lace Oscar de la Renta dress with Christian Louboutin sandals and a Rodo clutch.

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October 13, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black Dior tuxedo dress to the premiere of Serena at the BFI London Film Festival.

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July 7, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence teamed a Dior Resort 2014 printed silk top with a white suede highwaisted skirt at the Christian Dior Fall 2014 Couture show. She matched her outfit accordingly with black and white accessories that included asymmetrical strapped pumps and a patent leather clutch. She topped it off with fashion house’s Tribal earrings.

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May 17, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence was seen leaving the Majestic Hotel during the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival sporting a light striped top paired with a multi-print skirt with a handkerchief hemline from the Christian Dior Resort 2015 collection. She completed her look with Miu Miu sunnies, a Jimmy Choo clutch and colorful strappy sandals.

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May 17, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior Couture dress, Christian Louboutin shoes, and Irene Neuwirth jewellery during the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival.

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May 17, 2014: Jennifer Lawrence wears a top and skirt ensemble by Dior Haute Couture, Jimmy Choo shoes, and Irene Neuwerth jewellery during the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival.

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Jennifer Lawrence showed up in a vampy 90s look by Jason Wu from the Fall 2014 collection at the world premiere of X-Men: Days Of Future Past. Matching her velvet slip gown, Lawrence accessorized with Jimmy Choo heeled sandals, Ana Khouri jewellery and a black Kotur evening clutch.

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Jennifer Lawrence wears a mirrored minidress by Tom Ford to the Vanity Fair Oscars 2014 afterparty Tom Ford

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Jennifer Lawrence wears a gown by Dior Haute Couture and Neil Lane jewels on the Oscars 2014 red carpet.

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January 18th, 2014: J.Law makes a statement in a sequined Christian Dior Couture column dress, Brian Atwood shoes, and Jennifer Meyer jewellery

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January 12th, 2014: The face of Dior, wore, you guessed it, Christian Dior Couture to the 2014 Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills. In a similar silhouette to her 2013 Oscar gown, she vamped it up with black accessories and a deep burgundy lipstick.

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November 20, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends the New York City premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. She wears a plunging black wool tuxedo-style Dior Resort 2014 blazer dress over a pink and lime knitted bra top. A black mini clutch and ankle-strap Manolo Blahnik sandals complete the look.

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November 18, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Dior Haute Couture dark grey and light grey knitted evening dress to the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 15, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a silk Dior Couture dress to the Paris Premiere of Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 14, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a butter yellow Dior Couture gown to the Rome Film Festival premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 14, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black and orange Proenza Schouler Fall 2013 dress to the Rome Photocall of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 13, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends the photocall for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in Madrid wearing an Alexander McQueen top and skirt, Jimmy Choo shoes, Monique Péan earrings, and an EF Collection ring.

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November 13, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends the red carpet premiere for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in Madrid wearing a strapless navy Dior dress, Rona Pfeiffer ring, and Ana Khouri earrings.

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November 12, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a regal custom Christian Dior coat to the Berlin premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 11, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence dazzles in Louis Vuitton Spring 2013 at the London after-party for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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November 11, 2013: Wearing a silk and sequined Dior dress and navy blue Stuart Weitzman shoes, Jennifer Lawrence debuts newly chopped locks at the London premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

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July 20, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a monochromatic Proenza Schouler crop top and skirt to Comic Con 2013.

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July 2, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends the Dior Couture Fall 2013 show in a Dior ensemble consisting of a lace pastel pink crop top with black, blue and yellow detailing, paired with pleated charcoal trousers.

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May 18, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence is wearing a Dior off-white twill bustier and skirt with a printed Warhol “female head 1958” from the Fall 2013 collection at the The Hunger Games: Catching Fire party. She finished off her look with a pair of hot-pink Jimmy Choo heels.

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May 18, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black and white twill bustier evening gown by Dior, Brian Atwood black platform heels and emerald statement ring to the Cannes premiere of Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy Of A Plains Indian).

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May 18, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends a press event during Cannes in a strapless black pantsuit and neon pointed-toe heels.

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May 7, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a strapless black Dior dress with black peep-toe platform heels and a black fishnet veil to the 2013 Met Gala.

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April 20, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence debuts a tousled blonde lob at the 2013 GLAAD Awards in a David Koma Fall 2013 figure-hugging cocktail dress, Nicholas Kirkwood sandals, a smokey eye and a nude lip.

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February 24, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence attends Vanity Fair‘s Oscars after-party in a custom Calvin Klein Collection gunmetal beaded dress.

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February 24, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wins the 2013 Oscar for best actress in a showstopping Dior Haute Couture petal pink gown, Chopard jewels and a Roger Vivier clutch.

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February 4, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence poses at the Hollywood Reporters Nominee night in Valentino Spring 2013, a nude beaded gown, with Brian Atwood Wagner peep toes.

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February 2, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Stella McCartney dual-toned tailored jumpsuit and black satin Casadei pumps to the Santa Barbara Film Festival.

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January 27, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wins the 2013 best actress Sag Award in a floor length navy Christian Dior gown.

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January 13, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears an orange-red Dior Couture gown to the 2013 Golden Globe Awards.

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January 11 2013: Jennifer wears a Prabal Gurung Pre-Fall 2013 metallic neon tweed dress and Casadei for Prabal Gurung ankle-strap pumps to the AFI Awards luncheon.

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January 10, 2013: Lawrence looks gorgeous in Prabal Gurung at the 2013 Critics’ Choice Awards.

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January 9, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears Valentino Haute Couture to the 2013 People’s Choice Awards.

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November 19, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a form fitting black satin Christian Dior dress jacket and colour-blocked emerald green and lilac suede stilettos to the Los Angeles screening of Silver Linings Playbook at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

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November 11, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence pairs this Christian Dior suit with heavy bangs, a satin choker and a pink clutch for a pop of colour.

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September 9, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears Antonio Berardi to the Silver Linings Playbook TIFF press conference in Toronto.

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September 8, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears Alexander McQueen to the Grey Goose TIFF party for Silver Linings Playbook at Soho House Toronto.

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September 8, 2013: At the TIFF premiere of Silver Linings Playbook, Jennifer Lawrence thrills in a multi-coloured strapless Dior Couture gown, cranberry lips and straight, side-pinned hair.

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September 7, 2013: Jennifer Lawrence wears Dior to the A Place Beyond the Pines TIFF premiere in Toronto.

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July 2, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a white and blood orange floral printed Christian Dior dress and neutral peep-toe wedges to Fall 2012 Couture Week in Paris.

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May 25, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears an LBD featuring a thigh-high slit to Monaco’s Amber Lounge Fashion Show.

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April 19, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a form-fitting Victoria Beckham dress during an appearance on Spain’s El Hormiguero TV show.

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March 20, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a green Calvin Klein Collection dress at the Cinema Society premiere of The Hunger Games in New York.

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March 20, 2012: Jennifer leaves The Late Show with David Letterman wearing a Prabal Gurung pre-fall 2012 black matted jersey sheath dress with raglan sleeves. Strappy Jimmy Choo sandals match this night-time look perfectly.

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Jennifer Lawrence Style

March 20, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence arrives at The Late Show with David Letterman wearing Raoul Pre-Fall 2012 dress with a diamond cut-out and strappy Jimmy Choo peep-toe heels.

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March 16, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence in a red Fall 2012 Marchesa dress at the Berlin premiere of The Hunger Games.

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March 15, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence in a backless black velvet Tom Ford dress at the Paris premiere of The Hunger Games.

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March 14, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a shoulder-baring gold Ralph Lauren dress at the London premiere of The Hunger Games.

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March 12, 2012: Jennifer Lawrence wears a gold Fall 2012 Prabal Gurung dress at the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games.

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January 11, 2012: In a Viktor & Rolf electric blue swirl dress, Lawrence certainly lets the dress do the dazzling.

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March 9, 2011: Jennifer sits front row at Paris Fashion Week in a red Miu Miu silk puff sleeve dress, slim black leather belt, khaki trench coat, black pumps and a black and white printed clutch.

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February 27, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence wears Calvin Klein Collection to the 2011 Oscars, where she is nominated for best actress for her role in Winter’s Bone.

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February 26, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence keeps things simple at the Santa Monica Film Awards with a Dolce & Gabbana lace maxi skirt, minimal makeup and accessories.

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February 25, 2011: For the QVC Red Carpet Style party, Jennifer shows off her softer side in a champagne coloured silk dress, a silver toned clutch and strappy heels, softly tousled waves and au-naturel makeup.

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February 13, 2011: Arriving at the Orange British Academy Film Awards, Jennifer Lawrence cooled it down with a floor length navy blue Stella McCartney gown with a low-cut lace overlay bustier detailing. Accessories were kept low key with black nail lacquer and matching black velvet bejeweled choker necklace.

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January 30, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence wears a shocking pink Oscar De La Renta Pre-Fall 2012 gown to the 2011 SAG Awards.

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January 29, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Prabal Gurung Spring 2011 white asymmetrical dress, black Miu Miu heels, a black Roger Vivier clutch and Lorraine Schwartz jewels to the DGA Awards.

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January 16, 2011: Louis Vuitton flamenco gown with cascading ruffled, Chopard Jewels, a Judith Leiber clutch and Roger Vivier black heels.

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January 14, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence wears a L’Wren Scott Spring 2011 peach and gold ombre sequin dress to the 16th Annual Critic’s Choice Awards. Her body-con sequin dress was well accessorized with a gold box clutch and nude Jimmy Choo ‘Lance’ strappy heels.

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January 14, 2011: Jennifer pairs her Prabal Gurung Spring 2011 optic white stretch scuba sheath dress with Nicholas Kirkwood by Prabal Gurung black and white graphic platform heels.

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January 11, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence attends the 2011 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Gala in a Proenza Shouler mesh and lace bustier dress with nude criss-cross sandals and Chopard jewels.

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January 8, 2011: Jennifer Lawrence wears a black and azure posy print dress, Roger Vivier woven patent sandals, a Cartier platinum, diamond and onyx Panthere bracelet and a Cartier white gold, onyx and diamond orchid ring to the 2011 Palm Springs Film Festival.

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October 25, 2010: Jennifer Lawrence wears a Thakoon Resort 2011 strapless white dress for the 14th Annual Hollywood Awards Gala.

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May 25, 2010: Jennifer Lawrence arrives at a screening of Winter’s Bone wearing an LBD with black and white laced brocade and black pumps.

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March 11, 2010: Jennifer Lawrence attends the Los Angeles premiere of The Runaways in a drop waist, off-the-shoulder zig-zag print dress. Gittered cutout platform heels and a geometric, gold tone studded rectangular clutch complete the look.

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March 1, 2010: Jennifer Lawrence is spotted in a simple navy cut out dress.

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August 24, 2009: Jennifer Lawrence attends a Nylon Magazine party in a fitted light blue dress and keeps things simple with grey printed peep-toe heels.

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September 18, 2008: Jennifer Lawrence attends the Teen Vogue Young Hollywood party in a one-shoulder white dress and matching white flower crown.

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August 29, 2008: In a floor length silk ocean coloured gown, the starlet makes quite the statement on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival with a dazzling necklace and simple makeup.

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February 20, 2007: Jennifer Lawrence was acting full-time by her senior year of high school. If she happened to miss out on Prom night, she certainly fulfilled her dreams from the periwinkle silk strapless number with tulle. The up-do and dangle earrings, and sling-back peep-toe shoes.

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Chicago Cubs 2018 season crew preview: Now could be their probability at an actual dynasty

The Chicago Cubs are in the course of a stretch long-time followers dared not dream of being attainable whilst not too long ago as 2014. They’ve now gone to the NLCS three straight years, gained the NL Central two straight years and took the 2016 World Collection. In these final three seasons, they’ve averaged 97.Three wins. 

Cubs Fantasy Outlook

Maybe the simplest approach to describe this current run to a time-traveling Cubs fan from the previous could be this: The Cubs gained the NL Central by six video games final yr and went to the NLCS, however the season was a disappointment. The 2014 model of ourselves simply did a collective double-take, proper? 

The run goes to proceed, too, as a result of this Cubs crew is loaded and ought to be thought-about the overwhelming favourite to take the NL Central once more. If we’re speaking World Collection probabilities, few groups have a legitimately higher shot. 

The vitals

2017 document: 92-70 (plus-127 run differential)

2018 depth chart: Click on right here

2018 schedule: Click on right here

Possible lineup 

Albert Almora/Ian Happ, CF

Kris Bryant, 3B

Anthony Rizzo, 1B

Willson Contreras, C

Kyle Schwarber, LF

Addison Russell, SS

Jason Heyward, RF

Javier Baez, 2B

Bench: IF/OF Happ or CF Almora; IF/OF Ben Zobrist, C Chris Gimenez, IF Tommy La Stella

Possible rotation

Possible bullpen

Nearer: Brandon Morrow, RHP Setup: Carl Edwards, RHP; Steve Cishek, RHP, Justin Wilson, LHP; Pedro Strop, RHP Center: Brian Duensing, LHP; Justin Grimm, RHP Lengthy/Spot starter: Mike Montgomery, LHP

The leadoff query

The Cubs struggled to discover a set leadoff man final yr following the departure of Dexter Fowler by way of free company and it led to the offense being inconsistent (although they nonetheless completed second within the NL in runs scored, there have been growth and bust durations). 

They enter 2018 with out an apparent match at leadoff. From the sounds of it, supervisor Joe Maddon is trying a bunch of three or 4 and the most effective bets are some mixture of Almora, Happ and Zobrist. Maddon will probably be mixing and matching typically along with his robust bench and defensively versatile roster, so whoever is within the lineup will assist decide who sits in entrance of the bashing Bryant-Rizzo-Contreras trio. 

Almora will probably be there each sport towards lefties, provided that he hit .342 with a .411 OBP towards southpaws final season. Maybe he’ll even enhance sufficient towards righties to turn out to be a fixture on the prime. 

Can Almora turn out to be the Cubs’ common leadoff man? USATSI

If not, Happ must make higher contact (129 Okay in 364 at-bats final yr as a rookie) with the intention to look the half whereas Zobrist might use a bounce-back season (he misplaced 40 factors of common and practically 70 of OBP final yr, seemingly because of age and a wrist damage). 

If Jason Heyward — who remains to be solely 28 — hits the best way he did for St. Louis in 2015 (.293/.359/.439), he is an outstanding possibility, however I would not be assured after these previous two years. 

A lot of room for enchancment

Simply trying on the 92-70 document final season is not all too imposing, however the Cubs performed .662 ball after the All-Star break, which is a full season tempo of 108 wins. The “World Collection hangover” appeared to be actual, with gamers trying drained, notably pitchers with down velocity within the first half. 

Additional, the lineup was suffering from gamers who might have been significantly better. Wanting solely on the offense, this is a fast have a look at gamers that ought to be higher in 2018. 

Schwarber: A complete bust within the first half, Schwarber was even demoted to Triple-A for a stretch. After he got here again, he hit .255/.338/.565 with 18 homers in 225 plate appearances. Over the offseason, Schwarber went nuts in his new exercise routine, dropping a minimum of 20 kilos. Take a look at the distinction: 

For extra on Schwarber from the fantasy baseball perspective, try CBS Sports activities’ Chris Towers on the matter.

Russell: A tumultuous season that included a shoulder damage along with private, off-field distractions and an unpleasant allegation, Russell went from four.Three WAR in his age-22 season to simply 2.four WAR in his age-23 season. The lag was on offense and in his downturn in video games performed. It is honest to suppose he is simply by no means going to develop in additional than a low-average, decent-power hitter, but it surely’s simply as honest to imagine there’s extra untapped potential in there. 

Baez: He did not have a down 2017, however he is trending higher and that is prone to proceed. Final yr, he stroll share went from Three.Three to five.9 whereas his slugging share jumped 57 factors. He did swing at extra pitches outdoors the strike zone, nonetheless, in order that’s a particular space for enchancment this time round. 

Zobrist: As famous, age is an element right here, however going from .272/.386/.446 and World Collection MVP to .232/.318/.375 is simply too drastic to solely be age. He’ll be higher this yr. 

Contreras: After a gradual begin, Contreras was morphing right into a legit middle-order drive earlier than a hamstring damage derailed him for a stretch. From Could 12 to the top of the season, Contreras hit .296/.378/.554 with 15 doubles, 19 homers and 61 RBI in simply 321 plate appearances. He was the Cubs’ most clutch hitter, too. 

There are arguments to Almora and Happ to enhance as they get extra expertise, too. 

On the other finish right here, I discover zero gamers who will clearly be worse in 2018 than they have been final yr. 

A bullpen that may go any which manner

Morrow was excellent for the Dodgers final season, pitching to a 2.06 ERA, Zero.92 WHIP and 50 strikeouts towards eight unintentional walks in 43 2/Three innings. He was excellent within the playoffs till Dave Roberts ran him into the bottom, too. Ought to he keep wholesome whereas capably dealing with a full-time nearer’s position, he’ll be one of many higher closers within the sport. Therein lies the rub, although, as well being has all the time been a significant concern via Morrow’s profession. It is why he needed to transfer to the bullpen. 

So you’ve gotten the potential for Morrow being nice or having a foul, injury-plagued season. 

That matches fairly properly with the remainder of the group. 

Edwards had a 2.98 ERA and 94 strikeouts in 66 1/Three innings, however he went via bouts of poor command and had some high-profile postseason points. Strop had one other excellent season, however is liable to the occasional lapse late. 

Edwards had some tough postseason moments in 2017. USATSI

Wilson was having an impressive season for the Tigers (2.68 ERA, Zero.94 WHIP), however he was atrocious with the Cubs (5.09, 2.09 with 19 walks in 17 2/Three innings). Cishek’s been a bit up and down the final handful of seasons, however he was nice final yr (2.01 ERA, Zero.90 WHIP), particularly with the Rays and now-Cubs pitching coach Jim Hickey. 

Grimm was simply dangerous, just about throughout. It is attainable teen Dillon Maples (1.96 ERA in Triple-A) makes an impression in Grimm’s stead, however Maples struggles with walks. 

Montgomery was good at run prevention (2.49 ERA) as a reliever, however 44 strikeouts towards 34 walks in 61 1/Three innings leaves one thing to be desired. He was dreadful within the playoffs, too. 

See, there’s a variety of variability in right here. Query marks in all places. Each query will not be answered within the constructive. If most are, the Cubs’ bullpen will probably be stellar, presumably the most effective in baseball. If most are answered within the damaging, although, this group will probably be an issue, a attainable Achilles that prices them huge.   

Presumably elite rotation

I did not listing numbers subsequent to the beginning pitchers’ names above for a purpose and that is as a result of you may order the highest 4 nonetheless you want and there is not actually a unsuitable reply. Upon the signing of Darvish, I took at have a look at how good the rotation may be and it nonetheless applies, so as a substitute of rehashing, we’ll ship these that manner. Montgomery is their sixth possibility. 

One factor so as to add: It is attainable Drew Smyly can return earlier than the top of the season for extra depth. He had Tommy John surgical procedure late final June. 

Probability to begin speaking dynasty

The Cubs clearly enter the season on the brief listing of groups able to successful all of it this yr. They’re a robust guess to enhance in a number of sides of the sport this season and upwards of 100 wins and a World Collection championship are on the desk. 

In the event that they accomplish that, that’ll be a four-year stretch all together with visits to the NLCS together with three NL Central titles, two pennants and two World Collection titles up to now three years. These are the beginnings of a dynasty. I believe they’d want so as to add a 3rd title for the Dynasty label, however even being within the ballpark of such a phrase for this franchise marks a outstanding flip. Critically, speak about this with our aforementioned time traveler. 

As for the draw back, an terrible lot must go unsuitable for them to overlook the playoffs. I am simply not realistically seeing it. 

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