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    HEAL Utah Podcast

    HEAL Utah Podcast

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    Welcome to the HEAL Utah Podcast, put out weekly by one of Utah’s most established environmental...

    Tee.P.I.T.

    Tee.P.I.T.

    Kevin Jones

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    The curse of the D 30/D Thirty or Dirty Thirty Cold war ERA aimed at us via Txt and media or Presi...

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Malin Akerman recommended Dirty Dancing (1987) in Movies (curated)

 
Dirty Dancing (1987)
Dirty Dancing (1987)
1987 | Drama, Music, Romance
8.1 (55 Ratings)
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"We’ll start with the cheese. [laughs] I’ve seen Dirty Dancing about a million times in my life. Always a good one. Just because, you know, I watched it as a teenager and your hormones are going crazy at that point and you’re like, oh my god, “Nobody puts baby in the corner!” I dreamed about being a dancer. And Patrick Swayze was so sexy in that film; a guy who can dance is always so attractive. It was just like a dream being swept off your feet — one of those fantasy films."

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LoganCrews (2861 KP) rated Outlaw King (2018) in Movies

Nov 20, 2020  
Outlaw King (2018)
Outlaw King (2018)
2018 | Action, Drama, History
5
7.3 (12 Ratings)
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Opens with the threat of sweeping, gorgeous spectacle but not long after just sort of settles for a collection of watchable action scenes - and that's fine I guess. You've still got Taylor-Johnson in tasty nut mode (complete with peculiar accent) and some dirty, brute violence that doesn't fully satisfy but comes closer than a lot of these outings usually do. Nothing special whatsoever and actually made me retroactively second-guess how good 𝘏𝘦𝘭𝘭 𝘰𝘳 𝘏𝘪𝘨𝘩 𝘞𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳 actually was but you could do worse. I'm just tired of this rote historical B.S.
  
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Natalie Portman recommended The Ministry of Special Cases in Books (curated)

 
The Ministry of Special Cases
The Ministry of Special Cases
Nathan Englander | 2008 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry
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"In Argentina’s ‘dirty war’ in the ’70s, the military government had thousands of activists and political opponents ‘disappeared.’ This novel is about a mother and father dealing with the disappearance of their son. It’s a moving book that also has a lot of dark comedy in it. For instance, the parents accept free nose jobs in exchange for a debt. It also captures the comic absurdity of the bureaucracy of a dictatorship. What’s most interesting to me is, as one character makes clear, the truth tellers in life are so often written off as crazy."

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Chino Moreno recommended Talkie Walkie by Air in Music (curated)

 
Talkie Walkie by Air
Talkie Walkie by Air
2004 | Rock
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"I find Air to be more of a love band than a sex band. Romantic, not seductive… for before it gets dirty. Sonically it's very warm sounding, very inviting. The drums have this 70s muffled drum tone, nothing is brash or abrasive, all the songs roll, they come in waves. I liked Air before this, I came across them through the Virgin Suicides soundtrack, which had the song Playground Love, another saxophone one that I love. But the Talkie Walkie record is another of those where I like the whole thing, no skipping."

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Noomi Rapace recommended Bullhead (2011) in Movies (curated)

 
Bullhead (2011)
Bullhead (2011)
2011 | Crime, Drama
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"I love the movie Bullhead. I’m working with the director now. He’s kind of putting the light into a business, a very dirty business — it’s not the cool gangsters, it’s not the kind of sexy gangster world; it’s the gritty, very uncharming world of criminals working in the meat industry in Belgium. And the whole backstory to this lead guy is so incredible. I was in tears a couple of times when I saw it. And now I’m gonna work with Matthias [Schoenaerts] and with Michaël R. Roskam, who directed it."

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