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Bella Thorne Likes Weed More Than Doing Movie Press

9 years ago Lily Garner
Bella Thorne Likes Weed More Than Doing Movie Press Bella Thorne is at the Sundance Film Festival, being famous. Oh, she also stars in some film called Assassination Nation. I’m sold based on the title alone. I assume it’s an all out murder brawl, which sounds awesome. Anyone who knows Bella knows ..

5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Leg Workouts

9 years ago Lily Garner
When you first start incorporating strength training into your workouts, every session can feel like a discovery of muscles you never even knew you had. After a while you'll find that your body adapts to what you're doing, and unless you switch your routine up, you run the risk of plateaui..

The Heartbreaking Photos That Capture a Tragic Birth Story

9 years ago Lily Garner
"It was so beautiful and precious. I would do it again, and again, and again," Julie told Ela Wunderli of Itsy Photography, who photographed the birth of her seventh child, Lily, who would die shortly after birth. In her 36th week of pregnancy, Julie and her family moved from Arizona to California..

‘Wonder Woman’ Completely Shut Out Of Oscars Race

9 years ago Lily Garner
'Wonder Woman' Completely Shut Out Of Oscars Race It is a mathematical impossibility for a group of Oscar nominations to please everyone, but this year came pretty close with meaningful love for "Get Out," ''Lady Bird" and "Phantom Thread," and the history-making nomination of "Mudbound" director of photography Rachel Morrison, who became the first woman to ever be nominated for cinematography. Still, there were some significant surprises and even a few outright snubs: NO WONDER WOMAN It was a good day for women, generally speaking, with the first ever nomination for a female cinematographer (Rachel Morrison for "Mudbound") and Greta Gerwig becoming the fifth woman in history to get a best director nomination (for "Lady Bird"), but the love stopped short of one of the most populist female-driven projects of the year: "Wonder Woman." The Patty Jenkins-directed blockbuster received zero nominations, even in a year that was surprisingly friendly to big budget hits ..

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