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You know me. Woman of mystery.

HANNAH EINBINDER as AVA DANIELS Season 4 of Hacks (2021–) created by Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, & Jen Statsky

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Snoopy Come Home (1972) dir. Bill Melendez

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unrestrained summer fun

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legendz 레전드 'Second Serve' Album Details (Photobook Ver.) Preview legendz 레전드 The 2nd Mini Album〖Second Serve〗 ➫ 2025.06.25

fuck it, mini4 as a k-pop group because I can't stop thinking about the concept of having photocards.

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SOPHIE THATCHER as IRIS COMPANION dir. Drew Hancock

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BRITT LOWER as Helena Eagan in SEVERANCE (Season 2 — 2025)

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sometimes u gotta be like “ okay ” & leave that shit alone

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THE GOOD PLACE | 1.13

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What did SKAM mean?

Because SKAM wasn't “just” a TV series - it was contemporary history, communicated in the language of youth. It was a kind of snapshot of what it means to be young in Norway today and a “cultural movement” that extended far beyond classrooms and communities. The series was analyzed in newspapers, discussed in cafés and on social media, and most importantly: felt deeply in the hearts of young people all over the world. But it wasn't just young people who paid attention. On the contrary! Many adults also got carried away. SKAM thus united generations and provided insight into a youth life that many had previously only seen from the outside - or that some might have missed a little.

It wasn't just the format of the series that was new - with clips posted in real time and characters with their own Instagram profiles. It was the content, the honesty and the deep respect for the lives and struggles of young people that probably made the series so powerful. SKAM showed that contemporary culture can be just as important (and beautiful) as contemporary art - when made with love and a genuine desire to understand.

via ELLE NORWAY

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I need to sit by the sea for 3 hours alone until then i’ll be miserable

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favorite character per show 29/∞: Better Call Saul → Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn)

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“why do you have a gap in your resume” idk why is there a gap in your staff. worry about that

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writing you a letter and the stamp is jannik sinner

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Sookie St. James in GILMORE GIRLS 2.04 | The Road Trip to Harvard