#sarah cohen

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kara's kitchen floor by sarah cohen, 2021, oil on canvas, 18 × 24 inches

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What happened to this era of the internet

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Sarah talking about how fame hasn’t changed Pedro and he bought her a purse!

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A Summer in La Goulette (1996) | dir. Férid Boughedir

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OK! LEEN + GABO AU THOUGHTS FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW!

brooklyn cohen x ryan leonard

she helped ryan get ready at his apartment before she drove him to the capitals hotel so that he can ride the bus with the team. giving him a gentle kiss before he gets out of the car

the leonards and cohens get dinner together

she wears his draft jersey to the game tonight

she was up against the glass with rowan and all of the bc boys

when he comes out after she stands back letting him greet all his family and ex teammates then she steps forward letting him pull her into his arms

and of course she immediately grows concerned, "you have everything packed for carolina? and the next few days? i can-" "babe im good i promise," he reassures "ok," she whispers before she looks up at him eyes filled with tears, "im so proud of you ry,"

rowan mcgroarty x gabe perreault

rowan is at leens debut tonight then flying straight to new york for gabes tomorrow

she facetimed gabe at the glass and he wouldnt admit it but he did cry

tomorrow she helps him get ready at his hotel room helping him pick his best suit, tying his tie, giving him a lucky good luck kiss

of course she meets up with the perreaults and they get dinner

and she does shed some tears during gabes entire debut

sarah leonard

sarah is SO little

eamon takes her down to the glass and shes honestly just overwhelmed, looking around in awe

she has her little daddy caps jersey on

and when ryan skates up to the glass to tap on it she lights up "DA!" she screams, "HI BUG!"

[thursdaythoughtsfromtheabyss]

Man I really love Moonward

Xen is the most adorable mix of David Bowie and Tim Curry as Frankenfurter In Rocky Horror and it fills me with joy

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Met Gala 2024, "The Garden of Time", 20 Looks

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OLIVER JACKSON-COHEN and SARAH SNOOK in THE SECRET RIVER: PART TWO

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[sarah-dessen-things]

Trent Ford played Macon Forrester in the 2003 adaptation of That Summer and Someone Like You called How to Deal.

Here he is at school listening to Mandy Moore's Halley Martin:

And later in the movie when he confesses his love to her on her dad's radio show:

In 2020 Trent was hospitalized for liver failure and was fortunate to receive a transplant before the end of the year.

After his recovery he and his partner, Natalie Cohen, founded the non-profit organization Relive to offer free support and resources to patients and caregivers during pre- and post-liver transplant surgeries.

Relive's facility and the couple's home was in Altadena, and they had to evacuate this January during California's Eaton Wildfire.

A few days later Trent underwent emergency surgery on his birthday to restore blood flow to his transplanted liver.

As a birthday gesture, Natalie arranged a Go Fund Me to help during the displacement and recovery.

Thank you for reading and for those that can share and donate.

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Sarah (Cohen)

I drew Sarah Chagal (Rafaëlle Cohen) from Le Bal Des Vampires the French adaptation of Tanz Der Vampire by Jim Steinman and Michael Kunze.

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A Summer in La Goulette (1996) | dir. Férid Boughedir

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Hello Spooklings hope you are all doing well. February has come to an end and I'm pretty proud of myself doing this challenge. Did I struggle yes but I still mange to draw whatever is related to my ship and it turn out being lots of fun and many of my supporters like what I have in store. So let's end this challenge with an film fanart piece. For film class I had to pick a movie and write an short essay counting as my mid term so I picked " Labyrinth". One of my best friends is gonna love this one she's a huge Labyrinth fan this is also for you Memelover 💖😘. I love this film, and sure it didn't make much but in my heart it's such an adventure and it's magical lands it reminds so much of another passion I love is " Alice In Wonderland ". So for this I had the pleasure of drawing Duke as " The Goblin King Jareth and my sona as Sarah the girl ending in Labyrinth. The Masquerade Scene I can watch over and over again. David Bowie legend his music always a banger and he slay so much as Jareth ~ This was fun to work on and hoping my essay is decent xD. Now we begin to March but don't worry you'll see more of Ansuke. Here's to another Ansuke February challenge completed! Thank you all and have a great day or night ❤️ ^^

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Sarah Michelle Gellar Says She Will 'Live for' Michelle Trachtenberg in Touching Tribute to Buffy Costar: 'I Will Always Love You'

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1. Max, by Sarah Cohen-Scali

Owned: No, library Page count: 391 My summary: Max is the perfect child. Blonde haired, blue eyed, healthy and able-bodied; the perfect Aryan for the Nazi regime. As a Lebensborn child, Max is set to become one of the elites of the Third Reich. But as the war wears on, Max finds that the ideals he has been taught do not necessarily reflect the reality of the world around him. Germany is falling. And if Max is going to survive, he must find the truth in a world full of lies. My rating: 4/5 My commentary:

This was a very interesting book. I picked it up because of its striking cover and the desire to know just what the hell was going on here - and I found a slice of history that I wasn't expecting to be analysed as in-depth as they are here. I think this book did a lot of things right that Caging Skies, the novel upon which JoJo Rabbit was based, ultimately failed at in my opinion. It's a scathing critique of the Nazi regime and its impact upon even the people who should in theory be the most privileged and adored within this place and time. The narrator is a boy who starts out as an unborn child and ends up as a nine year old, and that colours a lot of how the story progresses and how this narrative is told. It was really fascinating, and I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would.

Okay, so let's get into it. Our main character is Max, unless he's Konrad. Officially, his name is Konrad, but Max is the name that his mother gave him and the book is literally called Max, so I'm calling him Max. Like I said, the story starts with him as an unborn baby - it's a little over-the-top to start with, a bit hard to adjust to the fact that the person talking to you is a literal foetus, but I think it works thematically with the points the book is making. After all, part of the point here is that, as a Lebensborn child, Max is being indoctrinated into the Nazi regime literally before he is born; he is born knowing that he is meant to be superior, and more interestingly, knowing the potential penalty for failure. Even at this early stage, he knows that kids who fail to meet the Nazi ideal are killed. He even knows how they are killed. There's no innocence here - no Boy In The Striped Pyjamas kind of unrealistic childishness from this kid, he knows exactly what he's meant to be and revels in it. When we see him in school, later, we see him being 'educated' about Jewish people and the things he's learning are ridiculously over-the-top and cartoonishly evil, but that's sadly realistic. That's what the Nazis were like. And I like that the book doesn't shy away from just how awful this situation is, and how awful this boy is.

But I'm interested, too, in the fact that Max did have some innocence to him. It's notable that in theory, he revels in the idea of murder and ethnic cleansing, but when it happens in front of him he's a lot more squeamish about it. A kid he knows in the school is shot next to him, and he tries to rationalise this while still noting that he feels strange about it and has a stomach ache - clearly, it upsets him. And when he meets his friend Lukas, a boy stolen from Poland for his blonde hair and blue eyes, he doesn't know what to think when Lukas reveals he's Jewish. If Max really was the Nazi ideal that he 'should' be, he'd report Lukas instantly, but he doesn't. His friendship with Lukas has an overtone of homoeroticism, though Max constantly denies and never truly acknowledges the potential there, possibly because he's about six-to-eight years old at this point. Lukas himself is interesting - focused on survival, but initially trying to take down the Nazis who have hurt him from the inside, straight-up murdering two of the other kids in the school and aiming to do the same to others, until Germany's fall renders the effort pointless next to his own survival.

I think the point I'm circling around here is that it's absolutely fascinating that Max doesn't quite realise how much damage has been done to him by his upbringing, and how until the very last second he doesn't know how much power his story can have. It matters little to him that his mother was murdered. He doesn't really care about being alone in the world - mostly, anyway. He doesn't quite understand how traumatised he is from what he's done and what he's been taught. He's not an innocent, he's definitely complicit in all that's happening. He makes active choices to engage in murderous, genocidal acts. But because he's a child, because he's been this brainwashed, because he's shown in this level of detail, we can see where he's coming from, and understand another facet of how fascism fucks people up.

Next up, back to the Dark is Rising, as all find the light at last.

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Sarah Sherman as Rabbi Rebecca in You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah