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How to turn casual friends into close ones

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By Kyndall Cunningham Verified
| Vox Verified
When I first moved to New York in my mid-20s for a new job, I arrived as a lone wolf. I didn’t have any friends or family members living in the city, just a few phone numbers (my older sister’s friends) to contact in the case of an emergency. So I immediately started to work on addressing this. I met up with some virtual pals who I knew lived in the city — people I talked to on X, and women from my journalism and reality-TV group chats. I made sure to hang out with my new colleagues outside of work.
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Letterboxd — Your life in film

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By Kyndall Cunningham Verified
| Letterboxd
a bit of a regression from i’m a virgo and sorry to bother you. the leads in those had more dimension imo and weren’t just mouthpieces for whatever boots wanted to say about capitalism with a few background details mentioned here and there. (maybe not a coincidence that those projects were both about men.) for example, i didn’t really understand the tension between keke and naomi’s characters by the end of the film?
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The Oscar was never really Timothée Chalamet’s to begin with Original

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By Kyndall Cunningham Verified
| Vox Verified
After spending the past several months engaged in an intense Oscar campaign for Mary Supreme — including claiming that his performance as pompous ping-pong player Marty Mauser was his best work to date — Timothée Chalamet ultimately lost Best Actor to Sinners star Michael B. Jordan during Sunday’s ceremony. Chalamet’s loss wasn’t a total upset, given Jordan’s win at the Actor Awards two weeks prior.
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