Se ha hecho famoso por su brutal crítica a las películas y los libros, sin perder la oportunidad de burlarse de la historia o de su personaje. Una vez dijo:: “Si Edward fuera un personaje no ficticio y lo conocieras en la realidad, sería un asesino con hacha”. Al hablar de la primera vez que leyó el libro, dijo: “Cuando lo leí, me pareció que era un libro que no debía publicarse....
I don’t really need it. I guess I am entitled to it, and I am getting a trust fund now as well. But I really want to pay off any debt my mother may have and make sure that when she retires she can do whatever suits her fancy. I’m not giving it back. Am I the asshole?"
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Get it from Bookshop or from your local indie bookstore via Indiebound. You can also try the audiobook version through Libro.fm. In this novel, Mika Moon has been living a very lonely life. She was taught that, in order to stay alive, she must stay hidden and not have any relationships outside the witches she meets every three months. But when one unexpected message arrives for her, asking for her help in teaching three young witches how to control their magic…it’s clear that she feels a bit intrigued....
What’s more, they just kinda love delivering people their food! (Which is perhaps easier to understand when you read on…) After sitting down with a bunch of young Aussies who deliver with Uber Eats, here’s what we’ve learnt from those on the inside: If you’re someone who works shifts or freelances, then this can be a SWEET side hustle. Will, 22, who works shifts as a travel agent in Queensland, fits delivering with Uber Eats in between his main job, surfing and hanging with mates....
And then came Rosie. The Rosie O’Donnell Show premiered on June 10, 1996 and was an immediate hit. Instead of interviewing jealous lovers hurling expletives at each other, Rosie’s show featured celebrity interviews, musical numbers, and segments highlighting children and charitable organizations. Despite being a wholesome TV-G rated alternative to its trashy contemporaries, The Rosie O’Donnell Show had an undeniable queer aesthetic and was hugely popular with LGBTQIA+ audiences. One could argue that Rosie’s show was the queerest television program of the ’90s (even though nobody on the show was publicly out of the closet)....
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Pero a lo que vamos: Como sabemos que Jennifer Lopez tiene estilos únicos, queremos que descubras a cuál te pareces más… ¡Vas!
