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Whats In A Phrase?
Palms could be heard hitting faces across the land.
There was some cruel irony embedded within that dedication.
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Le Pen responded by saying she would not be intimidated by legal threats from LGBT militant activists.
Ones natural inclination would be to ponder who these people might be.
I want to bring people together, uttered theFuriosa: A Mad Max Sagastar.
Heres to five more weeks of this, and plenty more Rowling chatter to come, without doubt.
I, for one, will be sticking as close as I can to the mantra of Tom Burke.
Release date has since been delayed several times and is currently slated for June 27.
One of the dominant themes will be artificial intelligence.
Our docs guru Matt Carey had more with thishandy primer here.
Japandemonium:Korea isnt the only Asian nation weve been writing about this week.
This morning Japanese local time,Jesse revealed the streameris adapting 2011 French featureLes Emotifs Anonymesunder the titleRomantics Anonymous.
Also Hot:Sarah Phelpslanded her first ever ITV dramaafter winning a BAFTA forThe Sixth Commandment.
Shark vs catfish:Mel had the lowdown on anintriguing copyright suitin France pertaining to Netflixs Seine-set thrillerUnder Paris.
New job: For former Blue Ant Media execJulie Changat the nascent Serial Maven Studios.
Festivals latest:Io Capitanoand Agnieszka HollandsGreen Borderhave joined the lineupof this years Refugee Week arts and culture festival.
Box office:Kingdom of the Planet of the Apestopped $300M worldwide, per Nancys latest.
Trail:ForMoana 2,the sequel starring Dwayne The Rock Johnson and Aulii Cravalho.
Jesse Whittock and Matt Carey contributed to this weeksInternational Insider.
