Jennifer Lawrence’s Worst Nightmare

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Jennifer Lawrence was the first actor attached to the film. Producer Martin Scorsese discovered the source novel at his book club and believed the lead role would be a great challenge for her. Lawrence then actively worked to get Lynne Ramsay to direct, as she was a long-time admirer of Ramsay’s work, especially her first film, Ratcatcher, and felt the story needed Ramsay’s unique and intense style. Recently, I spoke with Ramsay and Lawrence – who was wearing a black gown by The Row on her way to the CFDA Awards and playfully acknowledged being overdressed – about the film’s depiction of postpartum experiences, the challenges of filming intimate scenes while pregnant, and the meaning behind its dramatic conclusion. (Be warned: spoilers for Die My Love follow.)

Michael (2026) Official Teaser

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Lionsgate officially released the first teaser for Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic, Michael. Read More 2025-11-06 17:38

How Zlaner Dominates as a Battlefield Medic

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Zlaner is a well-known name in the first-person shooter world, especially for games like Call of Duty and Battlefield. He’s incredibly skilled, but what really makes him stand out is his intelligent and strategic approach to gameplay. He doesn’t just react; he anticipates, which has earned him a large and dedicated fanbase. Many people watch his streams to learn from his expert combination of skillful mechanics and smart decision-making – it’s a great way to improve your own game.

Ripple Teams Up with Mastercard-Could XRP Surge to $3 Again? Find Out! 💥

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So, Ripple-yes, the same Ripple that’s been in the news more times than your ex texting you on your birthday-has teamed up with Mastercard, WebBank, and Gemini. Why? To launch $RLUSD, the stablecoin backed by good ol’ USD, for smooth, instant fiat credit card payments. Isn’t crypto just getting fancier by the second? 🧐

Fredo Corleone’s Godfather 2 Death Is the Coldest Moment in Movie History

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The story shifts dramatically when Michael discovers his brother orchestrated the attempt on his life. From that point forward, everything builds towards the calm, devastating death of Fredo. The scene is powerfully filmed, presented as a hauntingly beautiful tragedy. It’s a quiet killing, framed by a sense of peace and prayer, taking place on a calm lake, and marking the complete end of any remaining family bonds. The lack of anger or emotion is what makes it so chilling and unsettling.