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Trevor Wells: Hello Noah! So glad you could take the time to speak with me. I enjoyed The Wrong Cheer Captain and was hoping to pick your brain a little. Let's go back to the beginning: from my research, I see that prior to your move into the entertainment industry, you were into athletics. What was that like and what inspired you to go into acting/modeling?
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Recently, Marvel Studios released the trailer for Hawkeye, their next big series, currently scheduled to hit Disney Plus in November. Though seen only briefly, first on a billboard in New York, and then in a blink-and-you'll miss it clip, one of the most talked about elements of the trailer is the Easter Egg inclusion of 'Rogers: The Musical', which appears to be a stage show based on the story of Captain America.
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A classic show that had its share of interesting villainesses was Diagnosis Murder, which was actually a spinoff of another CBS series, Jake and the Fatman. Dick Van Dyke's main character, Dr. Mark Sloan, appeared on the latter series before being spunoff into a triumvirate of TV films, which later turned into a TV series that aired for eight seasons between 1993 and 2001. Some very appetizing female baddies have appeared on long-running CBS series, and one of them appeared in Season Seven's "Man Overboard."
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Affectionately referred to as “fashion’s biggest night out,” the Met Gala 2021 is a fundraising benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The event welcomes stars, young creatives, and industry paragons. The Costume Institute will host its first two-part exhibition, on the theme of American fashion, during 2021 and 2022.
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Parasite; A look into the film
Parasite is an academy award-winning 2019 Korean film that speaks on the issues within rich and poor, evil and good, and everything in between like inequality. We are introduced to two families, the Kim family are the main characters in this film and are a family living in poverty. They're shown living in a small dim apartment, similar to a basement as it is underground, working folding pizza boxes and other small jobs as well as having poor cellular connection and problematic sewage systems. On the other hand we have the Parks, a rich family with a huge, beautiful, gated home with a very spacious backyard as well as glass doors. Not to mention their chauffeur and chef.
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