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Executive Decisions: Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman tells us why the future of film is on Letterboxd • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine
Every day on his way to the Sony Pictures commissary, Tom Rothman passes by a hand-painted mural of Peter O’Toole in Lawrence of Arabia. It’s a physical reminder of the movie that kick-started his passion for cinema, a towering sign that he’s ended up in the right place.
Chick Habit: But I’m a Cheerleader celebrates 25 years of candy-colored camp • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine
“I feel like But I’m a Cheerleader is the one that lives on,” Natasha Lyonne shares, correctly guessing which of her films is in the most Letterboxd members’ Four Faves. “It means something to people and it means something to me.” That ability to remain well appreciated is seen across Letterboxd. Jamie Babbit’s feature debut currently has a 4.0 rating, with 30 percent of raters awarding it a perfect five stars.
Operation Christmas Miracle - Kentucky Relief
Home Blog Operation Christmas Miracle – Kentucky Relief Message from Justin Blue, lead pastor with The Bridge Church in Mocksville, NC about ‘Operation: Christmas Miracle’. December 14, 2021: I’m sure by now you are well aware of the devastation many people have faced recently as a result of the tornados (in more than 5 states). My wife and I felt compelled to initiate a local community wide effort to aide in those impacted by the storms in Kentucky.
Food Insecurity By State Due To COVID-19
Posted October 19, 2020 by by Go Fish COVID-19 has challenged virtually all aspects of community health. Along with the immediate medical concerns brought on by the virus itself, important social distancing considerations also have some adverse health impacts. One very important consideration is centered around the burden of COVID-19 and social distancing on food insecurity in the United States. Food insecurity has existed long before COVID-19.
US States with the Most Essential Workers
Posted May 4, 2020 by by Go Fish The United States has been weathering the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic for weeks now, and, as a result, we’ve been forced to reckon with the many inequities that are coming to light. The regular schedules of work, daycare, and school that families depend on have been uprooted, and millions of workers have lost their jobs and have no source of income to depend on right now.
The 2019 Weiss & Paarz Annual Rising Star Scholarship
Each year, Weiss & Paarz will offer a rising star scholarship and award a $1,000 to a student starting or continuing his/her undergraduate education anywhere in the United States of America. As a law firm that exclusively handles medical malpractice, our attorneys, paralegals, and staff members have dedicated their careers to helping victims of preventable catastrophic injury.
The 2019 Weiss & Paarz Annual National Law Scholarship
Each year, Weiss & Paarz will award a $1,000 Law Scholarship to a student starting or continuing law school anywhere in the United States of America! As a law firm that exclusively handles medical malpractice, our attorneys, paralegals, and staff members have dedicated their careers to helping victims of preventable catastrophic injury.
Best Medical Shows Ranked by Popularity
We all like a good medical show. After all, they are massively entertaining, somewhat educational, and increase viewers’ awareness of both common and mysterious diseases and ailments. It’s fair to say that the majority of us have a favorite TV doctor, like Meredith Grey or Gregory House, but we wondered – which medical shows are the most popular throughout America and which states like which shows the most?
How to Get a Six-Pack by Tammi Sauer (plus a giveaway)
Disclaimer: These are not Tammi’s abs. by Tammi Sauer People go to the gym for various reasons. Some want to stay fit. Some want to lose weight. Some want to fulfill the dream of getting a six-pack. But that six-pack doesn’t just happen. It requires a lot. I can think of at least six things that need to go into the mix: fuel, a personal trainer, consistency, stretching, a workout buddy, and some rest and recovery.
9 Biggest Health Myths Uncovered
‘Coffee dehydrates you’ and ‘drink 8 glasses of water a day’ are just a couple of the many health myths that people tend to recite with confidence. But which health myths do Americans truly believe in? And which generation is most likely to believe them? To answer these questions, our independent marketing team surveyed a sample of Americans on some of the most common health myths that seem to persist across our nation. Is Cholesterol bad for you?
The Leading Causes of Death By State
According to the Center for Disease Control, about 7,196 Americans die every day in the US from a wide range of causes, both natural and unnatural. This startling statistic made us wonder what the most common causes of death are across America and which causes of death are the most prevalent in each state. To figure this out, our independent marketing team analyzed the latest CDC data to see what the most common cause of death is in each state, yielding some interesting results.
The 2018 Weiss & Paarz Annual Local Law Student Scholarship
Each year, Weiss & Paarz will award a $1,500 Local Law Scholarship to a student starting or continuing law school in the New Jersey / Philadelphia region. Weiss & Paarz is a law firm that exclusively handles medical malpractice cases. Our team of attorneys, paralegals, and other staff members are committed to helping victims of catastrophic injuries that might have been prevented.
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