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The China History Podcast

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Laszlo Montgomery presents topics covering 5,000 years of Chinese history and culture.

Ari Shapiro recommended Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone in Books (curated)

"Years after I left vegetarianism behind, this is still the cookbook I reach for more than any other."

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Renaissance Men by The Wildhearts

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The Wildhearts release Renaissance Men, their first full-length studio album in 10 years.

Celeste (7 KP) rated Retro Rewind Podcast in Podcasts

Jun 21, 2018

Retro Rewind Podcast

Games & Hobbies, TV & Film

5.3

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15 years or older, is it classic, nostalgic, or classic?

Retro Rewind Podcast reviews movies and games 15 years or older with determining if they are classic, nostalgic, or tragic. The crew is alot of fun and they share that joy with you as you listen to them.

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Timehop

Social Networking

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What were you doing a year ago today? Two years? Three years? Timehop helps you celebrate and share...

The Greatest Showman: Reimagined by The Greatest Showman

7.9 (54 Ratings) Rate It

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After the success of The Greatest Showman, creators put together a soundtrack of all of the popular...

Ari Aster recommended The Age of Innocence (1993) in Movies (curated)

The Age of Innocence (1993)

1993 | Drama, Romance

7.7

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Movie Favorite

"The Age of Innocence has always been one of my favorite Scorsese films—it’s one of the most painfully beautiful unrequited love stories ever. It’s Scorsese’s Max Ophuls movie, and the best Ophuls movie that Ophuls never made. 45 Years and The Age of Innocence strike me as two sides of the same coin. Most filmmakers would tell the story of 45 Years from the perspective of the husband, the man who followed convention and married the woman he didn’t love and then lost out on the grand romance. But 45 Years is like The Age of Innocence as told from the point of view of Winona Ryder’s character fifty years later. She’s the woman who never questioned convention or the institution of marriage and then realizes later that she doesn’t recognize her own life. This illusion comes crashing down on her. I think the last shot of 45 Years is one of the all-time great shots—I feel confident in saying that even though it just came out a few years ago."

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