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Unfortunately Cheetah just lacks the threat and derangement to be that. In truth Circe, Felix Faust and unfortunately Dr. Psycho all fit the bill better.
The irony of this is Mussolini’s grandson, who still has his last name playing soccer professionally in Italy, hates his namesake and the nationalist movement he stood for and these people want to revive.
🚨🇩🇪 NEW: Germany’s AfD and Italy’s Future Nationale have announced a new right wing partnership
The parties joined forces at a rally in Orvieto, calling for greater unity among Europe’s nationalist factions
[@telegraph]
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🚨🇩🇪 NEW: Germany’s AfD and Italy’s Future Nationale have announced a new right wing partnership
The parties joined forces at a rally in Orvieto, calling for greater unity among Europe’s nationalist factions
[@telegraph]
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red lantern planet is the funniest one to me. whole planet that’s just fucking PISSED
To everyone watching #Lanterns, and being introduced to the Green Lantern mythos:
... Meet the sentient planets that became Lanterns!
- Mogo, of the Green Lanterns
- Xanshi, the undead Black Lantern
- Greykil, of the Red Lanterns
- Ranx, of the Sinestro Corps
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Using Guys joke to soft launch this was so fucking good you laugh at that joke but when this scene starts you think “surely he’s not…” and he does
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The Rock has a “never lose” clause in his contracts, so this wasn’t a contest, it was just everyone else waiting for the script to catch up.
THE EXECUTIVE WHO WANTED THE CROWN
HOLLYWOOD, 1994
For ten years, Jeffrey Katzenberg had helped run Walt Disney Studios.
He had arrived with Michael Eisner from Paramount and became one of the most influential executives in Hollywood.
Under his leadership, Disney's film business exploded.
The Little Mermaid.
Beauty and the Beast.
Aladdin.
The Lion King.
Katzenberg was no longer simply an executive.
He was becoming the man many expected to inherit the throne after Disney president Frank Wells.
Then Wells died unexpectedly in a helicopter crash.
And suddenly, the question everyone in Hollywood was asking was:
Who would become Michael Eisner's second-in-command?
Katzenberg believed he had earned the answer.
But the board had another idea.
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At the after party for this movie, I told Kyle Chandler how excited I was about Lanterns and he paused for like a full minute and then goes "Let me tell you something about Lanterns" and truly talked about how much he loves that show
Dog never broke character. That's a true professional.
THE EXECUTIVE WHO LEFT WITH THE COMPANY'S SECRETS
DETROIT, 1993
José Ignacio López had become one of the most powerful executives at General Motors.
He had transformed the company's purchasing operation and was credited with saving GM enormous amounts of money.
His bosses trusted him.
So much so that GM was preparing to promote him to a position overseeing its North American operations.
Then another company came calling.
Volkswagen.
At first, López appeared to remain loyal to GM.
But behind the scenes, he had already begun discussions with Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piëch.
And while GM prepared to announce his promotion...
López was preparing to leave.
What happened next became one of the most notorious corporate betrayal cases of the 1990s.
Ok Ed, you went way too far with the performative BS for people to take serious or believe you.
Shattered Ed Sheeran claims family ‘abandoned’ him as Macklemore controversy rages on trib.al/iCkxqVe
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“Now it’s about playing yourself with a different haircut.” Bold words from Keenan, considering he’s basically been doing exactly that for the last five years.
