Lupita Nyong'o is not my first choice for Helen....but neither was Diane Kruger. I can admit that Diane Kruger is beautiful, but she's just not my type. To pretend that Lupita isn't beautiful is nonsense. She may not be your type, but she is beautiful.
@jondelarroz He was straining here @Nolan. Rap is a specifically black music; oral poetry/narrative (unrhymed) is not. The two are not the same in terms of their manner of composition and delivery. Reducing oral narratives to rap is so stupid & distasteful.
To be eligible to win Best Picture at the Oscars…
1. At least 1 Non-White/Non-Straight lead or Significant Role.
2. At least 30% minor roles Non-White/Non-Straight people.
3. At least 2 Departments headed by Non-White/Non-Straight people.
This is why Nolan did it.
Coward.
Christopher Nolan is working on a career-ending failure. No amount of marketing is going to fix this. You are attempting a murder of White mythology and Western civilization, to undermine a pillar of the Renaissance -- on purpose -- to destroy the European soul and somehow Africanize it with diversity. Nolan is a criminal, and his movie needs to flop so hard it bankrupts the studio that dares to release it. The Oddity is SnowBrown II
Shocking Incident at M.J. Fitness Gym, Hassan.
A small accidental shoulder touch in the gym turned into a nightmare. One man unleashed brutal kicks to the head, leaving the victim with a severe skull fracture and fighting for life in ICU.
Watch the CCTV video to see exactly what happened.
A scary reminder: Control your anger. One second can destroy lives.
Praying for the victim’s recovery. #HassanGymIncident#MJFitness
"Jacques Kallis is the best cricketer that's ever played. I don't care about all the others. Full stop. 13,000 runs, 45 Test hundreds, and nearly 300 wickets. Either one of those careers is outstanding, but to have them both in the one person is just incredible."
— Ricky Ponting
@BarcaUniversal@totcosta What did Flick do or say? Didn't he answer the loaded question that Yamal is an adult and that it's his freedom? What did I miss? Or do these activist-journalists want Flick to praise Yamal's action?
.@totcosta: "This is Hansi Flick's second big mistake as a Barça manager. The first one was attacking Dro for wanting to leave for PSG."
"The second one is limiting Lamine Yamal's freedom of speech. When he joined, Laporta told Flick that the club was subject to defend every possible human rights violation."
"In other words, regardless of his personal view on the Israel - Palestine conflict, I think Flick lost his composure today. He showed a side that we didn't know he had."
"If you don't want to express a political opinion, don't, but it's not acceptable to impose restrictions on others."
🚨🗣️ Florentino Pérez on Barcelona’s Negreira Case: "We were ROBBED. This season they've taken 18 points from us in La Liga."
"The "Intellectuals of the regime" are the ones doing us harm."
Just look at how Ronaldo is making the whole World anticipate a game in the Saudi League.
I mean, who sends Saudi Arabia Football to the point that their league will be generating conversation/engagements like him.
Ronaldo Influence 🔥🔥
Christopher Nolan is defending the historical accuracy of the armor in #TheOdyssey:
“There are Mycenaean daggers that are blackened bronze. The theory is they probably could have blackened bronze in those days. You take bronze, you add more gold and silver to it and then use sulfur… With Agamemnon, Ellen [Mirojnick], our costume designer, is trying to communicate how elevated he is relative to everyone else. You do that through materials that would be very expensive.” (via Time)
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Rio ferdinand
"Listen, you’ve got to understand the magnitude of what’s happening right now. For ninety minutes, the pulse of the footballing world isn't in London, it’s not in Madrid, and it’s not in Milan.
The entire globe is pivoting. Everyone—from the kids on the streets to the legends in the boardrooms—is looking at one single destination today, and that destination is the Al Nassr vs. Al Hilal derby.
We’re talking about more than just a match; we’re talking about a collision of giants. You’ve got the history, the fierce rivalry, and the sheer star power that demands your attention. If you aren't locked in, you're simply missing the biggest conversation in the game right now. This is where the eyes of the world have landed, and believe me, nobody wants to blink."
“What does Gavi bring apart from getting yellow cards?”
This is exactly why some of you should genuinely avoid football conversations.
Every single coach trusts him. Teammates rates him. Every opponent hates playing against him. But somehow random fans sitting on their beds think they’ve discovered that he’s useless because he doesn’t statpad every week.
Gavi brings intensity, aggression, pressing, ball recovery, leadership, fight, sacrifice and emotional energy. He gives the midfield bite. He makes life uncomfortable for opponents. He covers spaces others are too lazy to cover.
Football is not just TikTok comps, goals and assists.
There’s a reason Barcelona instantly look softer whenever he’s absent. The midfield loses edge, urgency and personality. Players like Gavi are the reason technical players get the freedom to shine in the first place.
He's the one guy that will go to war for anybody on the team and return unscathed with mission accomplished.
It is disrespectful to reduce him to just a "shin kicker" or a "yellow cards merchant".
Gavi is who Valverde thinks he is!!!
These two books were disastrous for humanity and study of the Ancients.
Miller convinced leftists Achilles and Patroclus were gay lovers and Wilson translated the Iliad to implicitly hint at this.
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey is the final straw to ruin Homer.
@Arsenal_rep1 I agree. Strange that none of these pundits emphasise the fact that Raya was the only one who played & made contact with the ball as it came in from the corner kick. That bit is crucial, for unimpeded, the ball would've been dealt with comfortably. So, foul call justified.
🚨🎙️| Wayne Rooney: 🗣️
"That is a 100% foul on David Raya in any league in the world, I honestly don't understand why people are angry with the ref decision.
The West Ham defender was obviously holding Raya's neck and invariably holding him down while he was trying to catch the ball and in my opinion I think Raya is up there as a contender for the player of the year, he has been phenomenal all season"
@Kaypoisson1 He is Mr. Inconsistency. He could've dinked it instead of going for power, or square it to the left as support was arriving. His decision making in the final 3rd is erratic.
@CasuallyGreg Who fixes tip amount/percentage? This is craaazy. Are we also going to tip stewardesses for their inflight service as well so that they serve us food and drinks better?
@Vfynn_ I thought it was the right call by the VAR/Ref. 1. An arm across the face with a grip on Raya's left arm impedes the keeper. 2. A tug on his shirt by another WH player, and crucially 3. Raya was the only one who touched the ball. So, unimpeded, he'd have cleared the ball.
🚨🎙️| Joe Hart on West Ham’s disallowed equalizer vs Arsenal, accuses VAR of saving Arsenal’s title hopes:
🗣️“Listen, I don’t care what anyone says, that goal should’ve stood. VAR has absolutely ruined moments like that. West Ham fought for that equalizer and somehow they’ve found a way to disallow it for the softest little touch you’ll ever see. If that’s Arsenal scoring at the Emirates, nobody even checks it for more than five seconds.
And this is what frustrates fans, Arsenal have lived off those scrappy, aggressive goals all season. Blocking keepers, crowding the six-yard box, little nudges here and there… suddenly when it happens against them, it’s ‘clear and obvious.’ Give me a break.
I was a goalkeeper, I know when a keeper’s genuinely impeded and when he’s looking for help. There’s no way you can tell me that was enough contact for the goal to be overturned. The game’s gone soft. West Ham have been robbed, simple as that.
You wonder why fans think certain clubs get favourable decisions because moments like this keep happening. Arsenal are in a title race and somehow every 50/50 call seems to land their way. That equalizer changes the whole atmosphere of the game and VAR bottled it. Absolutely bottled it.”