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Random Old Comic: Women, Snakes, and Jeff Goldblum https://www.toyboxcomix.com/2018/12/21/women-snakes-and-jeff-goldblum/

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Wicked (2024) Review

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Top 100 COOLEST PEOPLE OF ALL-TIME

71. JEFF GOLDBLUM

Jeffrey Lynn Goldblum is an American actor and musician. He has starred in some of the highest-grossing films, such as Jurassic Park and Independence Day, as well as their sequels. Goldblum made his acting film debut in Death Wish with early roles in California Split, Nashville, and Annie Hall.

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Who would win?

A battle of the (prehistoric) ages

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RETURN TO THE LOST WORLD

(This is a short(ish?) story I am working on, a sequel to Michael Crichton's second JP novel, The Lost World. Basic premise is that Levine and Malcolm are returning to the island by themselves. Sort of coming up with the plot as I go.)

APARTMENT

BEEP--BEEP--BEEP-- The alarm sounded. A startled bird flew off, making a short ruckus outside the window. A hand emerged from under the covers, fumbling absently for the source of the loud noise. BEEP--BEEP-- Richard Levine found the button, turned off his digital alarm. He rolled over to look up at the idle ceiling fan, stretching his arms out. He'd thought about waking early this morning, considering his plans for the day. But no, he'd decided, the morning routine would do fine as always.

Getting out of bed, he straightened the sheets before going over to the dresser. Inside, various socks, arranged by color. He selected the grey ones, set them on the bed. Then a red shirt, khaki pants, black leather boots. He began to think as he put them on, his studies from the previous night reentering his mind. Predator-prey relations, crepuscular activities of modern animals. Coming into the dining room, he saw Romelia had prepared breakfast as always. Poached eggs, herb-baked potatoes, steaming early grey tea. He sat down to eat, continuing his thoughts. A crow landed on a branch outside his window. He noticed the scaled legs, the sharp claws. A fitting visit for a day like this, he mused over a sip of tea. Finishing and setting the plate aside, he picked up a book from the end table. The Fauna of East Africa. A helpful recommendation of Sarah Harding's. No sooner than he opened to the page he'd left off on, the phone rang. Sighing, he set the book down, picked up the receiver. "Levine." A familiar voice answered. "Good morning Richard. Ready for our flight this afternoon?" It was Ian Malcolm. Wonderful sense of timing as always. Levine glanced at the antique grandfather clock in the corner. "At seven o'clock in the morning, I suppose so. Our flight to Costa Rica doesn't leave for another seven and a half hours." "Don't forget," Malcolm chided, "we have to go over the final details with Doctor Thorne at nine." Levine hid his annoyance from his voice. "I'm not senile. Of course I remember. I'll be there." He paused. "It's a shame Sarah didn't want to accompany us this time. I'd love to hear her perspectives on the predator-prey relations we're to study." Malcolm chuckled. "I think Sarah is satisfied that mammals are her area, after her last visit." Levine sighed. "I'm sure you're right. A smaller team is probably for the best, this time. By the way is there any more word on Costa Rica's search for the source of the aberrant forms?" "Not directly. But recently there seems to be a sudden hush-hush on the subject. I'm fearing the worst; they may be planning something." "Hmm. A disturbing development. I suppose our expedition to Isla Sorna is well-timed, then." "Seems that way. Well, I have some things to finish up. See you at the garage." "See you there." Levine hung up, reflected a moment. It was unfortunate to be in a rush on such a sensitive matter. The study of these animals deserved time and patience, not a race against a second possible extinction. But then, he should be happy to have the chance at all. The video feeds from InGen's outdoor cameras were really a poor vantage from which to study what was probably the world's only extant population of Dinosauria.

Levine opened his book again and began to read. Just as he reached an explanation for male lions domining over multiple prides, the phone rang again. With a sigh of frustration, he set the book down and picked up the phone again. "Eh-hem. Levine here." "It's Thorne. How's your morning?" "Well. It would be fine, if my phone were not constantly interrupting my attempts to finish The Fauna of East Africa before leaving my apartment for two weeks. What is so pressing that it can't wait until my arrival this morning?" "Nothing major. Just that there are a few more details to go over with you and Ian than I thought. I'd like the two of you to come over at eight-thirty, if it's not too much trouble." Levine sighed. "I suppose that's fine. At this rate I might as well bring the book on the plane. I'll see you at eight-thirty, then." "Thanks, Richard." Thorne hung up.

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As Levine prepared to leave, he gazed at the corkboard on his wall. Much of it was as he'd left it before his first visit to the island. Hints about a lost world and the whereabouts of Site B. There were of course some additions; aberrant forms had continued to wash ashore in Costa Rica and elsewhere, which he'd made sure to keep tabs on. The radio tag he'd sent to Malcolm rested in a plastic baggie, also pinned to the board. Most notable though was an article he'd found online, detailing Costa Rica's continued closure of offshore islands to tourists, with the strange note that their re-opening was expected in under a year. It troubled Levine more than he was willing to admit. He'd been relieved to be successful in procuring permission for a helicopter flight to the island, okayed on the basis of having research purposes, even though he and Ian had later decided to hire a private boat instead. After thinking a moment, he unpinned the article from the board to bring it with him and show it to Malcolm. He grabbed his suitcase, his new safari jacket, his hat, and left to drive his Ferrari to Thorne's garage.

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Looking forward to giving this a spin later. #thesentinel #chrissarandon #cristinaraines #martinbalsam #johncarradine #joseferrer #avagardner #burgessmeredith #eliwallach #michaelwinner #dicksmith #jeffgoldblum #tomberenger #christopherwalken #gilmelle #waxworksrecords (at Eastpointe Apartments) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqYScFFug6I/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Jeff Goldblum | Wicked | London Premiere

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Interesting Fun Facts About Independence Day 1996 | Movie

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This is the very first episode of my podcast! I talk about the 1992 undercover cop thriller Deep Cover. Check it out here:

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Random Old Comic: Snakes, Vol. 1 https://www.toyboxcomix.com/2019/01/30/snakes-vol-1/ https://www.toyboxcomix.com/2019/01/30/snakes-vol-1/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

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O dia pós Super Bowl é sempre um ótimo dia para os amantes da sétima arte. A Universal Pictura finalmente liberou o primeiro trailer da primeira parte de Wicked. A produção é uma adaptação do icônico musical da Broadway que traz uma releitura de O Mágico de Oz.

Wicked conta a história de duas amigas muito improváveis, Elphaba, a Bruxa Má do Oeste, e Glinda, a Bruxa Boa do Sul, que se tornam melhores amigas, mesmo com personalidades completamente opostas, com diferentes pontos de vista e a disputa pelo amor de um mesmo homem.

Além de Cynthia Erivo e Ariana Grande, o elenco ainda conta com Jeff Goldblum, Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Bailey e Bowen Yang.

O filme será dividido em duas partes, a primeira parte chega no dia 28 de novembro, enquanto a segunda parte chega no final de 2024.

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Asteroid City is a kind of curious, desert rose. Beautiful to look at but best left alone unless you can accept its bloom. https://is.gd/qTqGYV

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