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Willa and Luke 2x07 - Luke confesses his feelings for Willa - “I like you….you’re beautiful and smart as hell and like a total badass”
The Millennials were next, with the Public Record in the palms of their hands. #eBooks
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My book is now in the Premium Catalogue at Smashwords, which means I can officially stop calling myself a Writer and start calling myself an Author… if I feel like it. It might be a little pretentious. You get the point though. I wrote a book, a long book. Seventy Two Thousand plus words.
Here’s a list of ways people all over the world can get my book. If…
TruTV is rebranding again in October.
I went to visit Adam. Didn’t go so well.
Wearing 80s style denim shorts and a yellow vintage top and my angry face.
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whyThe Mary Tyler Moore Show is so important
the mary tyler moore show was a television show that ran for most of the 1970s. the show was so successful, it ran for seven years and produced three spinoffs: rhoda,phyllis, and lou grant. the show pushed social boundaries in the 1970s and played a large role in the feminist movement.
mary richards moved to minneapolis after breaking off her long-term relationship with a man who wouldn’t commit himself. she then got a job as an associate producer at wjm-tv and her friend phyllis rented the top floor of her house to her.
the show often dealed with sexism and other issues. with mary being the only woman in the newsroom, she has dealt with her fair share of sexism and is even paid less than a former associate producer after she had previously received a significant raise.
mary also puts her friends, lou, ted, and murray in their places after they insult and stereotype women over drinks with her, a woman, at the same table.
mary was often portrayed as a pushover but when the issues matter, she would step in and give people a piece of her mind.
shows like the mary tyler moore show that paved the way for the shows we watch and love today.
The Sopranos, S6 E9 “The Ride” (1999-2007)
Smithereens (1982) dir. Susan Seidelman
Black-ish & Speechless: The Night Primetime TV Got It Right
Despite the seemingly limitless TV programming options that exist for our entertainment pleasure, very few target the identities I have in a manner that are affirmative and validating. However, this month, two shows managed to meet this feat. Black-ishandSpeechlessaired episodes that touched on difficult topics that rarely are discussed as candidly as they should – race relations and…
