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It’s One of the Weirdest Mistakes in Movie History. I Spent Months Investigating How It All Went Wrong.

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By Forrest Wickman Verified
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Wide Angle There is nothing quite like becoming birdpilled. I am not a halfway kind of person: When I got into movies, I turned thinking about movies into my job. When I got into running, it wasn’t long until I was running a half-marathon every weekend. So I know what it’s like to become obsessed—and to start seeing your new obsession everywhere. But during lockdown, I, like a lot of people, gradually became obsessed with birds—and it turns out that, with birds, they really are everywhere.
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It’s One of the Most Egregious Errors in Movie History. It Took Me Months to Uncover How It All Went Wrong.

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By Forrest Wickman Verified
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Tom Cruise Says He Was Cast in ‘Rain Man’ After His Sister Forced Him to Go Up to Dustin Hoffman at a Restaurant: ‘As I Was Leaving He Said, “I Want to Make a Movie With You”’ Tom Cruise may have never starred in “Rain Man” if not for his little sister. During a wide-ranging conversation at the BFI in London on Sunday, …
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Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department is the anti-Reputation.

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By Forrest Wickman Verified
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Music Taylor Swift has released The Tortured Poets Department, and her fans and detractors alike can agree on one thing: To quote the poet, “This is exhausting.” The feeling doesn’t come entirely as a surprise, given the midnight release of the lengthy 16-track album, or the larger context into which it drops. TTPD is Swift’s fifth album in as many years; her ninth if you count the Taylor’s Version re-releases.
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