Boyhood looked like it had the Oscar all locked up in early 2015, until Birdman unexpectedly started winning industry prizes, on its way to brushing aside Boyhood at the Oscars themselves.
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That local lad enjoying himself playing for his boyhood club?
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From films about difficult fathers (Boyhood) or father figures (St.
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But the thing that interested me most was Tony's boyhood.
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It was the pastor at his boyhood church, the Rev.
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His boyhood heroes were Clarence Darrow and Eugene V. Debs.
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A boyhood experience had a profound influence on Dr. Mahmoud.
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The Boy Scouts were a big part of my boyhood.
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I played my best years at my boyhood club, Manchester United.
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Arquette previously won a Golden Globe Award in 2015 for Boyhood.
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Nothing is safe from corporate stunts — not even Boyhood knock-offs.
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But his son, Glen Lerner, disputes this assertion of boyhood happiness.
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Featured in the 2014 film "Boyhood," this trail is absolutely gorgeous.
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But he also had a passion for botany acquired in boyhood.
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He attributes his passion for the environment to his boyhood enthusiasm.
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In fact, Mr. Cogan, 60, had visited the island since boyhood.
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While Mr. Röntgen speaks German and has several boyhood friends, Mrs.
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In Jones's telling, his boyhood was bucolic after a complicated fashion.
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The evolution from boyhood to manhood isn't something that naturally happens.
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" The director Richard Linklater tried to capture time directly in "Boyhood.
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Now Don, stuck between boyhood and manhood, has come looking for answers.
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Our guide, Don Staley, passed boyhood summers here, herding his grandparents' sheep.
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Boyhood immerses boys in violence and the bullying that leads to it.
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The more I grab at happy boyhood memories, the more they disintegrate.
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It, despite all the attention given to Beverly's entrance into the Losers' Club and the bullying she undergoes, is inherently a film about boyhood and the transition from boyhood to manhood, as so many of King's stories are.
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After Boyhood, Linklater's just looking for a good time, and no arguments here.
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André Leon Talley in his boyhood hometown of Durham, North Carolina, in 2016.
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FRIDAY sermons have been a weekly mainstay of your correspondent's life since boyhood.
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Dennis Nilsen's biographer, Brian Masters, describes Nilsen's boyhood as one of "corrosive loneliness".
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And they've lost in three different ways, too: Boyhood faded in the stretch.
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Last year, "Boyhood" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel" took the top Golden Globes.
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However, last year's Best Director Golden Globe went to Richard Linklater for Boyhood.
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Movies include Boyhood, Pulp Fiction, Nightcrawler, Good Will Hunting, Hot Fuzz, and more.
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It's 2018, and I'm on the phone with my boyhood hero, Johnny Knoxville.
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And then to hear all of these people say 'Aww, I loved Boyhood.
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I vacillate between reason and fear, while my son straddles boyhood and adolescence.
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Jim spent his boyhood years in Oklahoma and briefly in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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No, Turtle had been my boyhood nickname because I had a pet tortoise.
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He returned to his boyhood team to see out his career in 2014.
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The aroma of honeysuckle every summer would remind him of his boyhood home.
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Work was his master and his mental salvation, from his Ohio boyhood on.
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But he always associated his collecting with his boyhood attraction to his aunt.
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Think Lady Bird, Boyhood, or Juno, but centered around a girl in middle school.
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He even talks like his boyhood was sunshine and happiness, but Virginia was dark.
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His boyhood home fell into disrepair after his family left, and was eventually burned.
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From boyhood on, Hitler devoured the Westerns of the popular German novelist Karl May .
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TOKYO (Reuters) - At 79, Tadamasa Fukiura has never lost his boyhood love of flags.
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" Antonio Banderas, who is playing his boyhood hero Pablo Picasso in NatGeo's "Genius: Picasso.
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John F. Kennedy Jr. got his boyhood cut, the John-John, there on Jan.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - At 79, Tadamasa Fukiura has never lost his boyhood love of flags.
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Very often, I have found, men's difficulties with women are rooted in their boyhood.
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What role should parents play in helping boys to navigate the challenges of boyhood?
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For me, that was the band Family of The Year on the Boyhood soundtrack.
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KFC's Twitter account wrote that it was Sanders' boyhood dream to star on "General Hospital."
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Well, I always thought the band showed promise, but this is beyond our boyhood dreams!
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They both regress to boyhood brothers for the scene, and it gives a nice perspective.
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Boyhood is synonymous with inexperience, and sadly, we don't magically figure everything out as adults.
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Notable films previously introduced at the Festival include Whiplash, Boyhood, Reservoir Dogs, and Napoleon Dynamite.
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When we chatted at the kitchen table of his boyhood home, Cotton explained his opposition.
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And Scranton is Joseph R. Biden Jr. country, the city of his birth and boyhood.
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He was three under on Jack Nicklaus's boyhood course, Scioto Country Club, outside Columbus, Ohio.
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His itch for accumulation must have been fuelled by his boyhood during the Great Depression.
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The trail will connect various notable civil rights sites, including King's boyhood home in Atlanta.
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Rooney joined Everton, his boyhood club, in July 2017 after 13 seasons at Manchester United.
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And then came Boyhood, the 2014 film Linklater shot over the course of 12 years.
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He chose it to honor the street address of his boyhood home in Willemstad, Curacao.
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During my boyhood and youth, white light was something cold that issued from fluorescent lamps.
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The audience laughed as Koch recalled such boyhood misadventures as his expulsion from military school.
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The youngest of 10, Mr. Thearle is raising his two children in his boyhood home.
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Essentially a disturbing manifestation of designer Tomonobu Itagaki's infantile boyhood fantasies, Ivan's existence is utterly inexcusable.
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Pictured here, Square Roots farms — and in background is Jay Z's boyhood home, the Marcy Projects.
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In 2015, Patricia Arquette took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in Boyhood.
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With Boyhood, Arquette won an Oscar for her portrayal of Olivia, a struggling working-class woman.
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We sat down with Antonio Banderas to discuss his latest role: His boyhood hero, Pablo Picasso.
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He is haunted by boyhood memories of holding his father's hand in the Long Beach surf.
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David Brooks I didn't get to Richard Linklater's brilliant 2014 movie, "Boyhood," until this past weekend.
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Niru's father takes him to his boyhood home in Nigeria, where they visit still another church.
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The exultation also felt like a message to Simmons's boyhood friend Didi Gregorius, the Yankees' shortstop.
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Here is the ornament in the shape of a baseball player from my husband's boyhood years.
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Mr. Garza has never fully let go of his boyhood dream of playing Major League Baseball.
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Yes. There was a passionate cry for Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" to win, which I certainly understand.
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He spent much of his boyhood there since his father, Gianfranco, was a jockey in Sardinia.
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But years of boyhood, or having a masculine identity, "left me confused about my identity," she says.
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Patricia Arquette said her babysitter was paid more than she was for working on the film "Boyhood."
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There's a real Boyhood potential in being, like, oh, what is the longitudinal arc of this show?
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These films play with time in other ways too, amounting to a sort of real-time Boyhood.
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The journey Kelli remembers his boyhood, when the Syrian government threw his father in jail for months.
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He had a miserable boyhood — at just 11 years old, he attempted suicide after his parents divorced.
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This observation prompted me to ask him other questions about the world of his boyhood, long ago.
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Widening the perimeters of boyhood would be a great place to begin this work of redefining power.
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I've been thinking about this film most of the century, starting around the time I originated Boyhood.
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Tinker rooms, which center boyhood hobbies like model trains and handicrafts, are common among men that age.
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Boyhood was shot a few days at a time, year after year, for more than a decade.
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He had already written a memoir about such a boyhood, "King of the Hill," published in 1972.
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Born less than a month apart in 1986, Nadal and Anderson have known each other since boyhood.
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In tears, the Lokomotiv Moscow forward showed the shirt of his boyhood friend Guerrero to the crowd.
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NEVER RAN, NEVER WILL Boyhood and Football in a Changing American Inner City By Albert Samaha Illustrated.
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The group's dreamy, retro-futuristic sound was, in its way, a tribute to their boyhood stomping grounds.
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Like many bowlers of his era, Straub taught himself, learning at first in his boyhood home here.
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Mercedes' five times world champion Lewis Hamilton, a boyhood rival in karting, hailed Kubica's strength and determination.
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The two, who have known each other since boyhood, exchange thoughts often and not just about tennis.
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Mercedes' five times world champion Lewis Hamilton, a boyhood rival in karting, hailed Kubica's strength and determination.
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DMD typically emerges in boyhood, causing weakness in the arms and legs and eventually the lungs and heart.
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It lies next to a black-and-white farmhouse that was Deng's boyhood home in rural Sichuan province.
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Berbatov's first taste of European football came against (one of) his boyhood club(s), Newcastle United, in 221.
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It started, as so many important stories of youth and young boyhood do, with competitive collectible trading cards.
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Last year, Boyhood won the evening's most coveted prize but later fell to Birdman at the Academy Awards.
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"Boyhood" — shot over 11 years — is by no means universal, but it's an unparalleled portrait of growing up.
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When the Dodgers went to Miami recently, outfielder Joc Pederson wanted to say hello to his boyhood idol.
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Bob Dylan told a riveting tale about his boyhood in a carnival, not a word of it true.
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Also, "The Last Boy," by Jane Leavy, a fabulous biography of my boyhood (and beyond) idol, Mickey Mantle.
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He alluded to certain fellows there, old comrades from boyhood sandlot raids and wars behind the sugar refinery.
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He thought again about his boyhood dream: to become an engineer or an inventor, creating his own product.
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Hyeon Chung, a 21-year-old South Korean, defeated his boyhood idol, Novak Djokovic, the six-time champion.
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I chose to do this by honoring the Mexican sport of Lucha Libre, thus embracing "his" boyhood hero.
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There, he was reacquainted with Steve Jackson, a cousin and boyhood chum as well as a fervent Zionist.
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When Mr. Bukar gets ready for a mission, he follows the same routine he has used since boyhood.
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Jesé, who gets few opportunities to play for his boyhood team, notched his first goal in the Champions League.
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He survived so many boyhood broken bones and broken hearts, but he was always sweet and loving and generous.
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The president's budget request sets aside $2628,28503 for the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home National Historic Site in Dixon, Ill.
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The president's budget request sets aside $300,000 for the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home National Historic Site in Dixon, Ill.
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From boyhood he had learned how to creep up on wildlife, mostly to catch it for the family table.
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Later in the trip, Boback impulsively bought a Lamborghini, his boyhood dream car, and shipped it home to Pittsburgh.
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The same year, Patricia Arquette's comments — delivered after winning Best Supporting Actress in Boyhood — touched on another simmering issue.
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As in "Mysterious Skin" or "Boyhood," this coming-of-age story can feel entrancing, particularly with its surreal touches.
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A significant Civil War battle was fought in Fredericksburg, and George Washington's boyhood home is just across the river.
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He had appeared in another Texas family affair, "Boyhood," directed by Richard Linklater and starring Mr. Linklater's daughter, Lorelei.
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Walton goes there to fulfill a dream nurtured since boyhood, when he "read with ardour" accounts of polar expeditions.
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The disease typically emerges in boyhood, causing weakness in the arms and legs and eventually the lungs and heart.
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He was going to play his boyhood hero and bring pride to Málaga, Spain — both his and Picasso's hometown.
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The ball traveled 382 feet, or approximately 35 miles and 382 feet from his boyhood home of Gardner, Kan.
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Mr. Röntgen fondly recalls regular boyhood visits, when the home featured a big ceramic stove in the living room.
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Beyond boyhood now, and thinking of evil in a less personified way, I no longer pray for the Devil.
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And yet, Trump has said how much he admires Eisenhower, who was the President of much of his boyhood.
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Also off the list: Houston—Bezos' boyhood home—as well as Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, and Salt Lake City.
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Her 2015 Oscars speech, which she gave while accepting the supporting actress trophy for "Boyhood," called for pay equity.
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His revulsion toward homosexuality, a touchstone of his world view, appeared straight out of his sheltered, nineteen-forties boyhood.
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More than once, Mr. Wolff redeemed his boyhood nickname, Skeezix, after the scamp in the "Gasoline Alley" cartoon strip.
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Critic's Notebook Occasionally I find myself retracing a boyhood route, or part of a route, through my old neighborhood.
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Say Boyhood received 1,000 first-place votes, Birdman 900, The Imitation Game 203, and The Grand Budapest Hotel 590.
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Lee "Chappy" Chapman, who has supported Leicester since boyhood, has now been abandoned by the footballer he idolises most.
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It looks like President-elect Donald Trump's boyhood home in Queens, New York, will be back on the market soon.
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Having returned to live with his father during his boyhood, Wing initially struggled to acclimatise to life with his family.
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Japanese boyhood karting rival, Tadasuke Makino, won a race in Formula Two last year, a rung down from Formula One.
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One Ontario kid would never wear it as a professional, choosing instead No. 99 in homage to his boyhood hero.
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Their reappropriation of the Commander's stupid "boyhood" joke isn't just a promise to not let the bastards grind them down.
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Construction had fascinated Mr. Scheel since his boyhood days in Cincinnati, when his father sold construction equipment in four states.
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I mean someone the other day said to me, the boys are in Dazed and Confused and you're in Boyhood.
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His photographs of boys he encountered along the way became the subject of his first book, "Boyhood," published in 1979.
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JG: It wasn't entirely clear to me from the account of your boyhood in Slight Exaggeration: were you raised Catholic?
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Back from New York, Mr. O'Rourke settled not at his boyhood home but at an apartment in the family's building.
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He is proud that he was able to contribute to his impoverished household in his boyhood by hunting small game.
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Along with "Brokeback Mountain" and "Boyhood," it is one of the three finest movies of the last decade or so.
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The clue to Lendrum's mentality lies, of course, with his father and his boyhood in British Rhodesia in the 1970s.
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It was one of a half-dozen get-ups Mr. Lacey wears whenever he impersonates his boyhood idol, James Brown.
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As I said, though, such moments were isolated, and they would soon reconvene at the piano: Our symbol of boyhood misery.
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I grew up steeped in the language of hype, beyond even the typical American boyhood of endless pitches and commercial amusements.
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"My best movies are not the ones that paid me: the Before trilogy, Boyhood, First Reformed, Dead Poets Society," Hawke said.
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At 37, I decided to leave New York and Marisa, the two things that seemed to keep me stuck in boyhood.
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The Cash family piano is one of many original items on display at the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home in Dyess, Ark.
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He seemed like an archetypal establishment figure, part of the Chapel Royal, the monarch's choir, from his boyhood to his death.
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In Boyhood, that ticking clock is adulthood, which seems distant at the film's start and is embarked upon at its end.
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"We lost our ability to make decisions about the future," he said in a post-election conversation in his boyhood home.
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The mansions, just around the corner from Wakin's boyhood (and current) home, mostly managed to dodge being demolished for apartment buildings.
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"I think we are better prepared than last year," said Vettel, who joined in 2015 hoping to emulate boyhood hero Schumacher.
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The design is built around a block-long "tapestry" of Ike's Kansas boyhood, made of steel mesh descended from chain link.
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Istillicha's boyhood is similarly foreclosed — we know where he'll end up and tap our feet waiting for him to get there.
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Hilleman incubated the viruses for his vaccines in chicken eggs, a medium he was familiar with from his Great Plains boyhood.
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Because my sleuthing can't rival Ms. Kobayashi's I'll never know if he fulfilled his boyhood dream and became a radio announcer.
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Polls give Biden a steady lead in the Keystone state as well, which of course includes Biden's boyhood home of Scranton.
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Mr. Abdel's Kurdish boyhood friend and business partner, Mohammed Hussein, 37, assured his friend that Kurdistan would continue to welcome everyone.
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" Later, he added, "I emerged as a fully-formed adult male in my 20s without ever having gone through a boyhood.
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Vettel, who joined the Italian team in 2015 hoping to emulate boyhood hero Schumacher, enjoyed the lead role until this season.
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Robert Forbes said his father was "an ocean liner aficionado" from boyhood, when the family went to Scotland on the Aquitania.
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The president's boyhood home in Queens sold for $2.14 million, more than double the average value of homes in the area.
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What they're saying: "We cannot keep bleeding money," said Patrick Gorman, executive director of the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home nonprofit organization.
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In the parking lot outside a post office in Gloucester County, he told me that his boyhood was stolen from him.
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The White House did not respond to request for comment, nor did the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home, which is closed until April.
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Darger, who was born in Chicago, spent his early boyhood with his father; his mother died when he was four years old.
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Years of obsessive practicing armed Coltrane with a mastery of the horn that trumped even the great Charlie Parker, Coltrane's boyhood idol.
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There, he spent his boyhood trampling through a deep, unkempt forest with his brother, training his BB gun on anything that moved.
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Friends of Olango said he had been distraught over the recent death of his boyhood friend and fellow African refugee Bereket Demsse.
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The stuntman Eddie Braun successfully jumped over the Snake River Canyon in Idaho in an ode to his boyhood idol, Evel Knievel.
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"This time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood," our critic writes.
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Expanding the definition of 'boyhood' That there is no cultural infrastructure to support slightly feminine boys like mine only underscores this point.
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His "Before" films featured the same characters at different ages, and "Boyhood" was shot bit by bit annually over a dozen years.
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I just thought it was so arrogant to title that film ' Boyhood,' as if it were a universal coming-of-age tale.
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They were 1969 Mets stalwarts, stars after whom my friends and I modeled our boyhood swings and our strolls to the plate.
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Crossing the threshold from political boyhood to political adulthood was described in terms that sound very much like modern discussions of puberty.
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Amis, who has reveled in and brandished his coolness since boyhood, is blind to the resentment his kind of derision can provoke.
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When mines emptied of coal began collapsing underground, the land subsided and his boyhood village disappeared into a 25-foot-deep hole.
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He is working on a pardon from the state of Texas, which could help him realize a boyhood dream: becoming Sheriff Dog.
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He showed up to Kauffman Stadium several times late in the season, watching the Royals with the same boyhood fascination as always.
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When Weijland, 24, was signed this year by his boyhood club, Ajax, in the Netherlands, he was given the No. 39 jersey.
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Then the man's features and general comportment, his warped grin and pigeon walk, resolved into those of Bruno's boyhood acquaintance Keith Stolarsky.
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The book begins with a poignant account of Putnam's boyhood home of Port Clinton, in Ottawa County, Ohio, just east of Toledo.
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Littler lost to Billy Casper, a friend since their boyhood in San Diego, in an 18-hole playoff at the 1970 Masters.
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In December 2010, having saved a little money, the brothers moved back to Yangon, where Wa Lone could pursue his boyhood dream.
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If you missed Boyhood — Richard Linklater's intimate rumination on growing up — while everyone was raving about it, now's your chance to catch up.
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The left-hander pitched six scoreless innings of two-hit ball, striking out a season-high 12 against his boyhood idol, King Felix.
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Mr Taubman calls his first chapter "Childhood, Boyhood, and Youth" (from the title of Tolstoy's semi-autobiographical trilogy), and glimpses some answers there.
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LOS ANGELES — This is the point at which the Oscar Best Picture normally sets up as a two-horse race: Birdman or Boyhood?
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Linklater's Slacker had its launch here a quarter century ago; his Oscar-nominated Boyhood also found its first rapturous audiences in Park City.
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It artfully combined heartfelt empathy with blistering commentary on the economic hard times still found in the working class America of Dylan's boyhood.
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In "Christopher Robin", the eponymous hero, now an adult, reunites with boyhood friend Pooh and others such as Eeyore the donkey and Piglet.
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This boyhood fascination with fantasy and science fiction continues to drive the 29-year-old designer today at his Paris-based brand Quetsche.
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One of the many things that makes "Boyhood" exceptional is that it was filmed over an 11 year period — a herculean filmmaking achievement.
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He and Hamilton were boyhood friends and team mates in karting but the relationship grew icy and fraught as Mercedes began to dominate.
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The work was, for him, the logical culmination of a fascination with the art of the written word that had begun in boyhood.
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The boyhood Spurs fan had accused the club of lacking ambition upon his departure and, unsurprisingly, his former supporters were less than pleased.
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Done in pencil, charcoal, pastel, watercolor, and pen and ink, these boyhood works were impeccably preserved in envelopes by the artist's mother, Lucie.
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Like "Boyhood" and the "Before" trilogy, this one takes the time to listen to the odd, random, surprising and incoherent things people say.
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Mike told a story about Chuck Wepner, the inspiration for Rocky Balboa, whom they knew from their boyhood summers on the Jersey Shore.
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Boyhood, his acclaimed 2014 film, was shot over the course of 12 years, chronicling the actual aging of the actors in real-time.
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He could imagine a sentence as a series of pictures, and cutout photographs from magazines proliferated on the walls of his boyhood bedroom.
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But perhaps none captured the neighborhood zeitgeist better than the Gershwins' boyhood friend Irwin Hochberg, another child of Jews who'd fled the pogroms.
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The Argentinian, however, has previously spoken of his desire to see out his career with boyhood club Newell's Old Boys, according to Goal.
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One by one, I slipped the books off the shelf and into the hollow moving box, the books of a boyhood slipping away.
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Taking a page from Donald Trump's playbook, a mystery investor is trying to turn a profit by flipping the president-elect's boyhood home.
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Richard Linklater (Boyhood, Before Sunrise) co-wrote and directed the film, which also stars Kristen Wiig, Judy Greer, Laurence Fishburne, and Billy Crudup.
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All but one are located in the western city of Guadalajara, where the veteran star is currently playing for his boyhood club Atlas.
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Aledmys Diaz left the St. Louis Cardinals for a day to mourn Sunday's death of Cuban boyhood neighbor Jose Fernandez of the Miami Marlins.
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This latest creation taps into Glazman's boyhood playtime activity once again — and he's not kidding when he says it's basically marmalade for your face.
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The project is an intentional call to the nostalgic, internalized idea of American boyhood and the notion that masculinity belongs exclusively to cis men.
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A diferencia del año pasado, cuando "Birdman" y "Boyhood" dominaron la competencia (junto a "The Grand Budapest Hotel"), la carrera de 2016 está abierta.
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After the service concluded, Trump accompanied Ben Carson, his former primary rival turned top surrogate, to the retired neurosurgeon's boyhood home in Southwest Detroit.
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In a way, it reminds me of Boyhood, Richard Linklater's 2014 coming-of-age movie remarkably shot over 12 years with the same actors.
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My computer was infected with something called the stoned monkey virus and looking at my beaten boyhood I wondered what I had just done.
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It once counted Best as a boyhood fan and Michael O'Neill as a late-career player, but it has long been a mixed side.
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"The choices seem really odd," said Andy Papaleo, the 34-year-old owner of a D.J. company who has followed the team since boyhood.
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In the 27 years since Luke watched twin suns set on his moisture-farming boyhood, the franchise has gone supernova, expanding every which way.
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Once, my uncle made a bad joke during Patricia Arquette's Oscar speech for the movie Boyhood when she dedicated her award to single mothers.
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There's a plaque (also in Irish) marking the spot of his boyhood home, a short walk from the tower where James Joyce's "Ulysses" begins.
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He was released on parole in 2013, returning to his boyhood neighborhood of Little Italy, a friend of his named John said last month.
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So he refused to acknowledge his failure at the university, hiding the truth as he had hidden smaller failures from his mother in boyhood.
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I also keep a map of New York State on the wall to remind me of my boyhood on the shore of Lake Ontario.
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Charlotte persuaded him to leave through strong pitches from Parker's longtime national-team teammate Nicolas Batum and Charlotte owner Michael Jordan, Parker's boyhood idol.
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An equally formidable cast (Cate Blanchett, Kristen Wiig, Billy Crudup, Laurence Fishburne) headlines "Boyhood" director Richard Linklater's adaptation of Maria Semple's best-selling novel.
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" There are also roving, lyrical long shots of Queens streets that, in their grit and dazzle, recall the boyhood Bronx of Don DeLillo's "Underworld.
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Linklater, who directed Boyhood over a period of 12 years, is directing and plans to film the musical over a span of 20 years.
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A yelp resembling that of a stuck pig, a sound Joe remembered from his boyhood on an Alabama farm, rose from his opponent's throat.
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Segregation was so entrenched in my naïve boyhood that I thought the "Whites Only" sign at the laundromat referred to the color of clothes.
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At Las Vegas's First African Methodist Episcopal Church, former Vice President Joe Biden shared stories with congregants about his boyhood experiences visiting black churches.
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Gibbs fell out of favor at Arsenal, ending a 21-year stay at his boyhood club, for which he played more than 2540 games.
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His first book, "The Sporting Club" — a novel set in his native Michigan — concerned a contentious boyhood friendship reprised after the men had grown.
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The Safdies spent their boyhood shuttling between Queens, with their father, and Manhattan, where their mother lived with their stepfather, who worked in finance.
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Then the surplus rule kicks into effect, tossing all of the ballots with Boyhood, Birdman, and Imitation Game in first place back into play.
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Schumacher's private collection of cars, from his boyhood karts to final Mercedes F1 car, is due to go on show at Motorworld Cologne next year.
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In A Drop of Sun Under the Earth, Shikeith positions Black boyhood as a means to interrogate and open up other possibilities for Black masculinity.
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Boyhood had won most of the major Best Picture prizes handed out by critics groups up to that point, and it won the Drama prize.
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In the early passages, Hilbig conjures a perverse version of a Tom Sawyer boyhood, mired in a wasteland of war widows, poverty and environmental degradation.
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Mr. Schramm, who spent his boyhood summers on the water near Sag Harbor on Long Island, confesses that he is not an oyster eater himself.
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Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris and Janelle Monae also star in the film, which has been lauded for its bold meditation on boyhood, growth and sexuality.
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In "Christopher Robin," the eponymous hero, now an adult, reunites with boyhood friend Winnie the Pooh and others such as Eeyore the donkey and Piglet.
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The "Boyhood" star was leaving Chateau Marmont in WeHo Thursday night when we asked her about Trump's plan to lift federal protection for transgender students.
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For all his success, Mr. Winston said, Mr. Corden remained an authentic fan of pop culture who never outgrew a boyhood love for the stage.
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In 2010, he started MaXhosa (pronounced Ma-hoe-sah), a knitwear line, to celebrate amakrwala, a traditional Xhosa rite of passage from boyhood to manhood.
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Justin Thomas limped off the course with a 78, just in time to watch his boyhood pal, Spieth, try his luck at the demanding venue.
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And in this post-denominational period in American history, he yearns for what he calls the "embedded religion" of his Catholic boyhood in northern Ohio.
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For François Demachy, perfumer for Parfums Christian Dior, there is one smell that transports him to his boyhood in Grasse in the south of France.
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His boyhood idol was not at his best in this fourth-round match in which Chung prevailed, 7-6 (4), 73-5, 7-6 (3).
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During his boyhood he was prone to illness and spent many of his childhood winters in bed, entertained by reading Shakespeare and The Arabian Nights.
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He tells us of the moment in his boyhood when his father brought a series of small metallic blocks — gauge blocks — to his London home.
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In Trujillo, we went to a compact, elegant restored house that had been the boyhood home of Francisco de Orellana, born in Trujillo in 1511.
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MADRID — Marcelo was still a teenager when he arrived at Real Madrid with the difficult task of replacing one of his boyhood idols, Roberto Carlos.
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Patrick Gorman, executive director of the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home nonprofit organization, speculated interest is waning in Reagan 6900 years after the former president's death.
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Writer-director Richard Linklater's secret weapon, in Before Midnight as well as in his other 2010s marvel Boyhood, is the passage of time — real time.
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His mother, Estery, was a seamstress who belonged to a sewing group, and the artist later credited her for encouraging his boyhood love of art.
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Born and raised in Oregon, Rahr spent his boyhood summers chasing salmon migrating up the Deschutes River to the sandy beds where they were born.
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"A Long Way From Home" details Brokaw's own "American pilgrimage," from boyhood on the Missouri River into a career in broadcast journalism in the 60s.
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From his boyhood days as a Republican Senate page to his decades of volunteer work for G.O.P. candidates, Gorsuch has been a strong party loyalist.
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He was going for the sense that you'd walked into the middle of a matinee serial in the style of his boyhood favorite, Flash Gordon.
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Born and raised in Oregon, Rahr spent his boyhood summers chasing salmon migrating up the Deschutes River to the sandy beds where they were born.
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This is Richard Linklater's follow-up to Boyhood, but it's right in his hey-hey-heyyyyyy-man strike zone, with a whole gaggle of wannabe McConaugheys.
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For three years in a row, the frontrunner — Boyhood in 2015, The Revenant in 2016, and La La Land in 24 — has lost on Oscar night.
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He spoke candidly about an emotionally freighted boyhood, interrupting himself from time to time to field calls or intercept garment bags arriving for a photo shoot.
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At just shy of two hours, the film feels like an abbreviated urban version of Boyhood that should have been as long as Richard Linklater's film.
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On the surface, it would be hard to think of two films more different than director Richard Linklater's most recent efforts, Boyhood and Everybody Wants Some!!
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He spent his boyhood in Houston and moved to Florida by high school, but he passed his summers on his grandparents' farm in rural Cotulla, Texas.
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In 63, after selling much of his fitness interests, Steinfeld launched MLL with a partner, believing that his boyhood sport had reached a cultural tipping point.
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That is the opinion of Doug Harris, the player's boyhood chairman at the Philadelphia Classics, who expects big things from the 20-year-old this season.
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The plot of "Boyhood'" is simple, it's about the day to day life of a boy, Mason (played by Ellar Coltrane), from age 6 until 18.
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In East Austin Saturday, Jesse E. Washington warmly recalled Mr. Conditt's second victim, 17-year-old Draylen Mason, whom Mr. Washington had watched grow from boyhood.
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Boyhood casts its spell by letting us see the actors age with their characters and experience the sentiment, heartbreak, and joy of growing up alongside them.
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Mr. Simon's boyhood home — a 1940 brick rowhouse at 137-62 70th Road, four blocks from Mr. Garfunkel's — is still easy to recognize from old photographs.
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Its object, the young David Sparsholt, is already engaged to his boyhood sweetheart, but by the end of term he and Evert will have slept together.
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Refined on a computer, this pattern and variations on it had started out as sketches created by a Tod's designer obsessed since boyhood with topographical maps.
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Yet this account of a Roman Catholic boyhood interrupted — and derailed — retains a luminous, novelistic complexity that sets it apart from similar tales of stolen childhoods.
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The most remarkable images in this juvenile archive depict two farmhands at Voëlfontein, named Ros and Freek, whom Mr. Coetzee describes in "Boyhood" with rapt admiration.
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"I didn't have a bike growing up," Ralph Lauren said one recent afternoon, referring to his modest middle-class boyhood on Mosholu Parkway in the Bronx.
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Richard Linklater, who directed Mr. Hawke in "Boyhood" and the "Before" trilogy, said Mr. Hawke has had this instinct since the earliest days of his career.
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"I'm a Michael Jackson impersonator," said C.J. Williams, shaking hands with tourists from Ontario and North Carolina, taking photos outside the King of Pop's boyhood home.
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Strasburg thought about what it would be like to pitch for another franchise, but he kept thinking about his boyhood idol and college coach Tony Gwynn.
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The former Miami Heat star shocked the NBA world on Wednesday night by agreeing to a two-year, $47 million deal to join his boyhood team.
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The driver whose boyhood F1 idol was McLaren's Mika Hakkinen, with his 'Maximum Attack' approach, is already ahead of Renault's Jolyon Palmer as the highest-placed rookie.
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During a 1995 visit with Jack Hanna, former director of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Gingrich confessed that his boyhood dream was to be a zoo director.
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Memories of boyhood in the heat of the Cuban revolution Posada was a Cuban exile and former soldier in the CIA sabotage campaign against the Cuban government.
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The victories are sweeter when you've been rooting for them for months; the losses, more bitter — I'm still angry about Boyhood losing to Bird Man in 2014.
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Arquette, who took home the Oscar for her role in Boyhood in February, started as the lead on this third spinoff to the original CSI in March.
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In 2015, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association named Boyhood its best drama and The Grand Budapest Hotel its best musical/comedy — both would eventually lose to Birdman.
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Sometimes it comes down to two leading movies, as with 2015's horse race between Richard Linklater's Boyhood and Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman, which eventually pulled ahead.
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The novel, drawn from Begley's experiences, is narrated by a bourgeois Polish Jew who, in boyhood, received papers that allowed him to pose as an Aryan Catholic.
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"Why, when I read the latest novel I feel as if I were at a class reunion of all the imaginary friends of my boyhood," Smith said.
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He stunned Roger Federer, his boyhood hero, in three sets in the semifinals in Halle, Germany, and then lost to the resurgent Florian Mayer in the final.
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" The New York Times unearthed even more comments Tuesday in which he called college a place "for men to lose their boyhood innocence" and "do stupid things.
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Though the film, like Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," is driven more by the flow of experience than the mechanics of plot, there are plenty of twists and reversals.
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It extends a category of regressions to boyhood fantasy that have included painted and sculpted flotillas and flocks of First World War-era warships and fighter planes.
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Others have spotted Ms. Akerman's influence in the work of Richard Linklater, whose "Boyhood," filmed over 12 years, pushed the use of real time in new directions.
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By 1979, Ballen had begun to travel the world, collecting snapshots of kids from New York to Indonesia that would be collected into a series called Boyhood.
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Carly Kocurek is the author of Coin-Operated Americans: Rebooting Boyhood at the Video Game Arcade (Minnesota, 2015) and Brenda Laurel: Pioneering Games for Girls (Bloomsbury, 2017).
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The film is reminiscent of the work of American director Richard Linklater, who's most famous for movies like Dazed and Confused, the Before Sunrise trilogy, and Boyhood.
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Gallaghers has history, but Mr. Poll, 2100, bought the place without knowing much more than what he remembered from his boyhood as the son of a restaurateur.
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That Mr. Lessing returned to Europe at all, much less moved back to Vienna permanently, might seem inconceivable given the boyhood memories that his hometown would invoke.
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One of the reasons he hired his boyhood idol Stefan Edberg as a coach was to get the chance to know him personally and pick his brain.
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Brady was shown palling around with his boyhood idol, Joe Montana, as well as with other great quarterbacks, such as Brett Favre, John Elway and Dan Marino.
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M.C.'s Reverend Run, sat down to talk about how he went from a modest boyhood in New York City to becoming a master of all trades.
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Former President Ronald Reagan's boyhood home in northwestern Illinois, now a tourist attraction, is at risk of closure amid major financial losses, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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At another town hall-style meeting, in Hannibal, the boyhood home of Mark Twain, Ms. McCaskill bluntly told her constituents how Mr. Trump's policies would hurt them.
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Huck and his pal Tom Sawyer, the latter's boyhood cunning now fully flowered into saturnine, deadly amorality, arrive in "the Territories" just before North-South hostilities commence.
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The four-hour HBO movie, which premieres Sunday night, focuses on two men who accuse the star of sexually abusing them for years, from boyhood into adolescence.
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His boyhood friend, Sergei Roldugin—a major-league cellist and the godfather of Putin's firstborn daughter—is listed as the owner of a slew of offshore companies.
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Such is the case with the centerpiece of the exhibition, "Flight Kite/Linear Dimensions" (1976), which nostalgically recalls a boyhood in which Mr. Lyght made and sold kites.
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Just last year, Iñárritu's Birdman faced an uphill battle after losing in the comedy category while watching Boyhood take Best Picture — Drama and Best Director for Richard Linklater.
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I was heartbroken because time and time again, my boyhood crushes were more interested in humiliating and assaulting me in hallways for my queerness than reciprocating my affections.
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Hamilton, whose Finnish teammate Valtteri Bottas ended the day 10th, is hoping to equal the 65 career pole positions of late boyhood idol Ayrton Senna in Saturday's qualifying.
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It's a number so huge that the Amazon CEO can painlessly siphon off a billion dollars every year to fund his boyhood dream: his other company, Blue Origin.
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A brief respite came on an expressway, and then later on Grand Avenue, in Ali's neighborhood, where his boyhood home, a pink clapboard house, stands at No. 3302.
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We'd planned to see his boyhood home, on the west side, but then he wondered aloud if there might be some minor-league baseball to catch in Laredo.
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With Berra's career as a Yankees catcher propelling him toward the Hall of Fame, Garagiola embellished his boyhood friend's image with his tales of Yogi the Everyman philosopher.
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The director behind Dazed and Confused, Boyhood, and A Scanner Darkly partnered with the pro-Beto PAC Fire Ted Cruz for the ad, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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This portrait of Dean shows the future icon at a transitional moment: The glamorous profile in the photo seems incongruous against the background of his boyhood Indiana farm.
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Dr. Pacheco traced his love of drawing to his boyhood, when his maternal grandfather, a native of Spain, took him to the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota.
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"The Jamaica Estates of Mr. Trump's boyhood was an exclusive and nearly all-white place, resistant to outsiders and largely impenetrable to minorities," The Times reported in 2015.
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His 19473 book about his beloved Brooklyn Dodgers, acknowledged as a classic, was, like many of his 20 or so other books, steeped in memories of his boyhood.
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It was, by one measure, a classic midcentury American boyhood — I had a bicycle and a paper route, and an older brother with whom I shared a room.
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Watch the video above to hear the "Boyhood" actress discuss her historic speech at the Oscars and pose a few questions of her own for the presidential contenders.
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The movie devotes itself to two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claim, in separate accounts, that Jackson sexually abused them for years, from boyhood into adolescence.
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The headmaster of Phillips Exeter offered him a spot at the school even though he spoke no English and hadn't attended any school for much of his boyhood.
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A biographer, Garry Wills, unearthed a high school yearbook in which Reagan scolded swimmers he pulled from the cool, treacherous Rock River, near his boyhood home of Dixon, Illinois.
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The pole was the 58th of the 31-year-old's career, leaving him seven short of boyhood idol Ayrton Senna and 10 behind seven-times champion Michael Schumacher's record.
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Jones was featured in the movie Waking Life (2001) after he was introduced to director Richard Linklater, better known for movies like Boyhood (2014) and Dazed and Confused (1993).
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None of what the company does necessarily matters outside its campus, except to Mae's parents and her halfheartedly sketched childhood friend Mercer (Ellar Coltrane, star of Richard Linklater's Boyhood).
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To restore his reality, Mr. Spock must head back through the vortex to his own boyhood on the planet Vulcan to save his younger self from a fatal accident.
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When the boy from Boyhood reached adolescence and started talking about the meaning of things, lots of audiences wrote it off as pseudo-profundity, the worst kind of pretension.
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It's also the one in which future Oscar-winner Patricia Arquette is nearly devoured by a giant snake-monster, not long before we learn of Freddy's own troubled boyhood.
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Beginning in his boyhood in the forests of the Pacific Northwest (he was born in Spokane), he listened to the spirit of the wood and let it guide him.
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However, he said the dream of following in boyhood idol Michael Schumacher's footsteps by becoming a champion for the sport's oldest and most successful team remained very much alive.
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The material was close at hand—not only in Tarkington's memories of his own happy boyhood but in the exploits of his three nephews as he lovingly observed them.
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After dinner I walked along the Clark Fork River and across a bridge to Maclean's boyhood home, a modest Craftsman with a wide front porch and white picket fence.
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Richard Linklater — the genius director behind the Before Sunrise trilogy and the Oscar-winning Boyhood — says his next film is a "spiritual sequel" to this one, his second film.
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Otherwise my faithful reading boyhood was quite pleasant, although I lost my left eye at the age of 7, when a little girl shoved a beaker in my face.
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Since boyhood he had admired the museum, which opened in 1935, and he had visited it as a teenager when he attended the Art Students League in New York.
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In it, Ngugi wa Thiong'o recalled a boyhood growing up in a Kikuyu compound outside Nairobi in the 1940s and '50s, when the Mau Mau uprising challenged British rule.
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In boyhood, he was the most rigorously committed of the three to social justice, even forming a school for young revolutionaries whose fight "song" was an excerpt from Hegel.
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Mr. Starr and Ms. Sachs are now writing a screenplay for Mr. Miller, based on his life, from his boyhood in Jersey City to his television career and beyond.
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Maybe Durant's injury — likely to keep him out for all of next season — and Irving's boyhood predilection for the Nets when they played in New Jersey altered their thinking.
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By turns whimsical, hilarious, heartbreaking, and difficult, Boy is an extraordinarily poignant film about boyhood, adulthood, and the complicated relationship between sons and the fathers they look up to.
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I've read three books by Ta-Nehisi Coates, the most telling from a literary point of view, "The Beautiful Struggle," his memoir of the boyhood challenge from his father.
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In the 20073s he wrote two autobiographical volumes of his own, "King of the Hill" and "Looking for Miracles," about his down-at-the-heels boyhood during the Depression.
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Killer Inside presents a different angle on Hernandez's boyhood, showing that his father wasn't just providing structure but taught him a model of masculinity built on anti-gay prejudice.
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Ellar Coltrane, who was so unaffectedly appealing as he grew up onscreen in Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," can't find any footing in the role of Mae's Mr. Integrity ex-boyfriend.
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"Your dream, since you're in Little League, is to play in the big leagues," said Dantzler, 26, whose boyhood friend is another promising rookie, the Baltimore Orioles' Trey Mancini.
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The couple ran a repair business in Portland for years ("I was his boss," she liked to say) before moving to Newberg, a boyhood home of President Herbert Hoover.
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That is similar to what happened after the Greyjoy Rebellion when the Iron Islands revolted against The Crown, leading to Theon Greyjoy's boyhood placement in Winterfell so many years ago.
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Ali's funeral procession will travel along the street named for him, Muhammad Ali Boulevard, and past his boyhood home before heading to Cave Hill Cemetery, where he will be buried.
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But he had his moments of calm: when he slipped through some cellar door in his memory, back to his boyhood and the stories his grandmother used to tell him.
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Eteplirsen was developed to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a rare condition that typically emerges in boyhood, causing weakness in the arms and legs, and eventually the lungs and heart.
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Because of its sprawling time frame, The Staircase is less like other true crime documentaries and more like the Richard Linklater film Boyhood, although much sadder and involving real people.
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While Kibaltchiche and Maîtrejean thought of the labor movement as a way forward, others (including Kibaltchiche's boyhood friend and Gang member Raymond Callemin) liked bank robberies, counterfeiting, and shooting cops.
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That wind had been a comrade and a model since his boyhood, both out on the hills and "over heaven" where he followed it, equally "tameless and swift and proud".
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Rooney, capped 119 times by England, rejoined his boyhood club Everton at the start of the season on a two-year deal after 13 trophy-laden years at Manchester United.
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The attractions include: The Muhammad Ali Center, part of Museum Row on Main, offers an immersive look at Ali's boyhood in Louisville, his boxing career and his lifetime humanitarian achievements.
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The team had groomed the series' first mixed-race driver from boyhood through the various racing categories to his arrival in Formula One in 2007 at the age of 323.
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The 31-year-old eight-time Olympic gold medalist, currently recovering from a hamstring injury, accepted there might be some scepticism but said it had always been his boyhood dream.
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Still, these boyhood peregrinations––which included stops in Compton and Gardena––didn't entirely prepare him for the throbbing intensity of life, and death, inside one of America's most violent projects.
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Vettel, 29, joined Ferrari at the start of last season, hoping to emulate boyhood idol Michael Schumacher by turning the sport's most successful season into a championship-winning force again.
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Victor Scheinman, who overcame his boyhood nightmares about a science-fiction movie humanoid to build the first successful electrically powered, computer-controlled industrial robot, died on Tuesday in Petrolia, Calif.
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What could be more cleansing, after literary immersion in the seamy and squalid arena of robber-baron America, than an adventure story about an idyllic boyhood on the Mississippi River?
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He hoped Mehtab could enjoy the same protected Delhi boyhood that he did, tumbling out the door after school and running around with a gang of neighborhood children until dinner.
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In affluent Oakland County, Mitt Romney's boyhood home and an epicenter of the Democrats' 2018 midterm election gains, turnout went from approximately 180,000 in 143 to about 260,000 on Tuesday.
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"Justified," meanwhile, starred Timothy Olyphant as a modern-day Deputy U.S. Marshal with a shoot-first attitude, and a boyhood chum (played by Walton Goggins) who had turned to crime.
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In my boyhood I read Agatha Christie's 1934 mystery novel "Murder on the Orient Express," a copy of which was handed down to me by my mother, a mystery enthusiast.
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I hope the future will hold more titles for 7- to 9-year-olds that reimagine the inner story of boyhood as bravely as these later middle-grade novels do.
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It was the final year of Art Howe's forgettable reign as manager and the last season that the storied lefties John Franco and Al Leiter pitched for their boyhood team.
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Boyhood director Richard Linklater is making an adaptation of the classic Stephen Sondheim musical Merrily We Roll Along, which is set to star Ben Platt, Blake Jenner, and Beanie Feldstein.
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Director Richard Linklater moves from "Boyhood" to the pangs of parenthood in this adaptation of Maria Semple's bestselling novel, which pivots on the vital role creativity plays in our lives.
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"Boyhood" follows the day-to-day life of a boy, Mason, played by Ellar Coltrane, who started filming at the age of 6 and finished at the age of 18.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United's former England soccer captain Wayne Rooney on Sunday rejoined his boyhood club Everton on a two-year deal after 13 trophy-laden years at Old Trafford.
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His boyhood embodied the kind of folksiness that he would later deconstruct in works that rendered classic American imagery — road signs, billboards, the 883th Century Fox logo — into foreign abstractions.
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His 1991 breakthrough Slacker, 1993's Dazed and Confused, 1998's The Newton Boys, 2001's Waking Life, 2011's Bernie, 2014's Boyhood, and 2015's Everybody Wants Some!!
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But another lasting legacy of this truncated relationship was King's ongoing preoccupation with relationships between men and boys, the process of attaining manhood, and the bridge between boyhood and adulthood.
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JOHNNY CASH&aposS BOYHOOD HOME GETS SPOT IN THE HISTORY BOOKS In addition to the entertainment on screen, Friedfeld added that there would be novelty acts and vaudeville performances as well.
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Arquette told Mashable why she chose to speak out about the issue of pay inequality after winning the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Olivia Evans in Boyhood.
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Especially since Last Flag Flying is helmed by Richard Linklater, who's proven with Boyhood and the Before trilogy that he handles the bittersweet passage of time better than just about anyone.
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"It's a boyhood dream come true and something I wanted to achieve all my life, and then it finally happened," said Stenson, the first Swede to win a men's golf major.
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A lead plug in the knee from an airgun in boyhood, and another episode where he killed a swallow with a stone, left him with a hatred of guns and hunting.
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The same fate awaited 2014's Boyhood, an even tamer film dinged for a bit of sailor talk, some mild birds-and-bees conversations, and scattered underage drinking and cannabis smoking.
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He accepted so fast that it shocked him, but his boyhood passion had been to see the hills that inspired Vaughan Williams and the sea that pulsed through Britten's "Peter Grimes".
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Before his parents' divorce, Mevoli would plunge into the backyard pool of his boyhood home in Florida, surface to check if the angry voices had subsided, and, if not, submerge again.
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It stars Watson as Mae, a digital babe-in-the-woods worried about her ailing father (Paxton) and her off-the-digital-grid platonic love interest Mercer (Ellar Coltrane, from Boyhood).
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His "emotional predilection" for such places in boyhood—a typical Basler understatement—had become, in the water-lit land of the Camargue, a coup de foudre of both mind and senses.
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Next in James's sights is boyhood idol Michael Jordan, a player he worshiped so much that he wears the same number 23 jersey made famous by the retired Chicago Bulls legend.
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They have the dynamic of Long Beach boyhood pals 513 and sound like Westside "ghetto beach boys" Warm Brew if, instead of sports, they earned letterman jackets for varsity weed smoking.
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Just like the three stars involved, Linklater can do both funny and fucked-up: Boyhood, Dazed and Confused, and School of Rock span the gamut from ultra-serious to seriously goofy.
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There is a famous boyhood photograph of Elton—or, as he then was, Reggie Dwight—seated at the piano, his hands on the keys, turning to the camera with a smile.
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It tracks him from his boyhood in Yorkshire, England, with its sunless moors stretching in every direction, to his eager emigration, in 1964, to the squinty-bright landscape of Southern California.
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What parents can do, must do, for their sons is never underestimate the power of listening to them, knowing them, and standing by while they navigate the rough waters of boyhood.
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The Nixon campus, which includes the library, museum, his boyhood home and the burial sites of both Mr. Nixon and the former first lady, Pat Nixon, attracts about 1865,000 visitors annually.
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Plains is just one mile in diameter -- even smaller than the Trumans' hometown of Independence, Missouri -- and it is home to Carter's boyhood farm, which had no running water or electricity.
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The first trailer for the Alma Har'el directed movie was finally released today, and it looks to mix the raw emotion of, say, Boyhood or Mid90s with that distinctly LaBeouf weirdness.
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"We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out, the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood."
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But the release of the balloon at the end of Smith's poem also points to the use of the balloon, and through it, Black boyhood, as a way into rethinking Black masculinity.
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The award-winning director of Boyhood and a bunch of other movies that make you cry recently directed an ad to help fight his home state's proposed anti-transgender bathroom initiative, SB6.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United's former England captain Wayne Rooney was pictured at Everton's training ground on Saturday ahead of a proposed transfer back to the boyhood favorites he first joined aged nine.
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Writer-director Barry Jenkins based the film on Tarell McCraney's autobiographical play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, which follows a gay black character through key moments in boyhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
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The other—which includes farmland on which the boyhood home of George Washington stood—is the seat of the retiring speaker credited with building what Republicans were convinced was an indomitable majority.
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Until a couple of years ago, a plaque in a tense part of north Belfast marked the boyhood home of Chaim Herzog, the late Israeli president whose accent recalled his native city.
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"It was really hurting my life," Hawke, 45, said of the jealousy while speaking at the Austin Film Society on Thursday night during an onstage conversation with his Boyhood director, Richard Linklater.
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But the boyhood friends and rivals, now 29, have never been involved in a duel like the one that awaits them in London's O2 Arena at next week's ATP World Tour Finals.
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It was, at best, a milquetoast representation of boyhood which more belonged to those old ABC Family one-hour specials that always had some moral agenda told through a cliched teen melodrama.
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A verdict against Rose, a Knicks guard, and his co-defendants, Ryan Allen and Randall Hampton, boyhood friends who have served as Rose's personal assistants, could cost them at least $21 million.
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Meanwhile, the designs that could have been were never discarded but are preserved to this day in the archives of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Boyhood Home in Abilene, Kansas.
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Another example, "Objection to Bedtime" (2018), is a close-cropped portrait of a figure who seems suspended between boyhood and young adulthood; he lies down but expresses his displeasure with his eyes.
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"The Sea," John Banville's beautiful meditation on love, loss and regret, is about a middle-aged Irishman who, grieving the death of his wife, returns to the seaside village of his boyhood.
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But "Boyhood" probably would&aposve had a very good shot of making our top-10 list even if it was produced like a regular film due to Richard Linklater&aposs beautiful storytelling.
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For many years after the boyhood fan departed the club, the merest glimpse of him would prompt an outpouring of bile, but in recent times, there has been something of a rapprochement.
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Will's solution is to take his citified family (Megan Leonard plays the mother) on a trip to the small town where he spent his own boyhood and teach Danny how to hunt.
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It is, he said, his boyhood dream, but it is a demanding one: play-by-play duties on three games a day have him on the air from 24 to 20 p.m.
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While it's unclear if he was a regular attendee, Hamilton almost certainly witnessed some of these brutal transactions; his boyhood exposure to plantation culture left him with a lifelong antipathy toward slavery.
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We were everywhere, home and abroad, displaced by ambition and by the shrinking hopes of our own nation, but on the Internet we gathered to relive the dappled, sunlit days of boyhood.
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There was a time when the Yankees landing Troy Tulowitzki would have been trumpeted — an All-Star shortstop treading the same patch of Yankee Stadium dirt as his boyhood idol, Derek Jeter.
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I became a father at the start of the decade, and spent all of it watching my kids' childhoods fly by; "Boyhood" distilled that feeling of constant loss into two unforgettable hours.
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Ronald Reagan's boyhood home in Dixon, Illinois, could close as a tourist destination and museum after struggling with debt and dreams that never came to fruition, the Chicago Tribune's Madeline Buckley reports.
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Perhaps the author of this dastardly scheme told the players that his nephew, Massimo, was terrified of his first trip to the dentist, and needed encouragement from his boyhood idols to go.
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Cox's lack of background in the sport might prove helpful on Grand Final day, when the pressure could get to players who have held boyhood dreams of playing in one, said the Canadian.
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Featuring an interview with Boyhood star — and vocal advocate for equal pay — Patricia Arquette, this video showcases Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, and Feminist Majority Foundation president Eleanor Smeal.
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Duplantis, who is from a family of elite athletes, all of whom attended Louisiana State University, spent his boyhood summers in his mother's native Sweden, competing for a track and field club there.
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While the singer didn't speak openly about his life in Zanzibar, Queen fans can now enjoy guided tours around his boyhood haunts — including his family's apartment and their place of worship, Zoroastrian temple.
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In 2012, six of them were engineers—an encouraging fact for a man who had spent his boyhood Sundays mending villagers' radios, and called that the only real job he had ever done.
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"Richard Linklater, who was already well known for such films as 'Dazed & Confused,' also won the Best Film and Director BAFTAs, as well as multiple Oscar nominations, for 'Boyhood' in 2015," Samuelson added.
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Whether they are features, or actual tracks from an N.W.A member's solo project, these cuts form a kind of mythical lost album, a rap equivalent to Ethan Hawke's solo Beatles compilation in Boyhood.
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Last year Iñárritu's Birdman lost out to Richard Linklater's Boyhood for Best Picture, and this year the Hollywood Foreign Press Association chose Iñárritu ahead of Mad Max: Fury Road, Carol, Room, and Spotlight.
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Despite never lifting a top-flight league title with his boyhood club, he ended his Anfield career having won the FA Cup twice, three League Cups, the Champions League and the UEFA Cup.
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Monaco — the glamor highlight of the season — is also special for him, a race the boyhood Senna fan has always loved, and he needs to start reeling in Rosberg as soon as possible.
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"The problem is Germany is not keen to pay anything," added the four-times world champion, who got his first taste of Formula One action watching boyhood idol Michael Schumacher at the circuit.
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As it turns out, Paschalis—a fictional figure—is uniquely suited to write the hagiography of this masculine girl: from boyhood on, he has been tormented by the desire to become a woman.
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Stranger Things has a small-town ensemble and multiple plots that must come together over the course of a season, and the shift from boyhood nostalgia vision to adult narratives doesn't always land.
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Tsitsipas defeated Djokovic in the Masters 1000 in Canada last year on a hardcourt and upset his boyhood idol Roger Federer on a hardcourt in the fourth round at this year's Australian Open.
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Moscow Dispatch MOSCOW — Mikhail Posokhin still remembers the lip-smacking displays in Grocery Store No. 214 from his boyhood, when in 213 his family moved into one of Moscow's seven new, gothic skyscrapers.
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After a pleasant excursion with the soon-to-be newlyweds, Nick's boyhood friend Colin (Chris Pang) and his fiancée, Araminta (Sonoya Mizuno), the family drama and the peripheral silliness kick into high gear.
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Frémont was also falsely accused in the campaign of being a secret Catholic, and, as with Barack Obama's supposed Muslim boyhood, there was just enough complexity in his past to sell the charge.
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"My friend, a legend, husband, father, son, brother, Oscar winner and greatest Laker of all-time is gone," Magic Johnson, the Hall of Fame Lakers guard and Bryant's boyhood hero, wrote on Twitter.
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Bate deftly weaves together scenes of Hughes's rural Yorkshire boyhood and student days at Cambridge; his first encounter with Plath and their tumultuous life together; and his later appointment as British Poet Laureate.
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In December 2016, Mr. McConnell offered an emotional send-off to Mr. Biden from the well of the Senate, recounting a boyhood battle that echoed his own struggles with polio as a toddler.
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David Diao spent nearly six years in Hong Kong before migrating to the United States in the 1950s and this experience left an indelible mark, which he unpacks in "HongKong Boyhood" at Postmasters.
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A statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic outside his boyhood club, Malmo FF, has been sawn off at the ankles and overthrown by angry fans in response to the striker investing in a rival team.
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Is his pizza obsession an attempt to reclaim a childhood, or to revisit something so strongly associated with his early life and career that he might somehow make sense of his complicated boyhood?
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Alex Skarlatos and their boyhood friend, Anthony Sadler, were traveling on a Friday afternoon from Amsterdam to Paris when heavily armed alleged terrorist Ayoub El Khazzani stepped into their compartment wielding a Kalashnikov rifle.
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Barack Obama paid tribute to his boyhood home of Indonesia over the weekend in an emotional speech that came at the close of a nostalgic 10-day vacation to the country with his family.
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Most of the boys had been lured into the Program when they were 14 or 15, when they also were beginning intense workouts for school sports and transitioning from skinny boyhood to young adulthood.
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A separate Hollywood studio-tour-type structure tracing his life from Victorian London boyhood to Hollywood screen legend will treat visitors to films, interactive exhibits and memorabilia drawn from the comedian's life and work.
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Crase's biography is the story of two men who met at a premier English boarding school when they were teenagers, and began a "sudden boyhood romance" that lasted a half-century, until Ripley's death.
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Even Ronald Reagan voted for him in four presidential elections in a row; later on Reagan moved right as Democrats moved left, but he modeled many of his leadership habits on his boyhood hero.
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In this respect, Book Five is like the ones that preceded it, the next chapter in a more or less chronological progression that began with Book Three (boyhood) and continued with Book Four (adolescence).
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In "Like I Love You"—the video that marked Timberlake's transition from boybander to solo star—his sex appeal comes from the fact that he is on the cusp that separates boyhood from manhood.
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Like Boyhood, it sketches out a complete life—from childhood to adolescence to adulthood—that is unique but profoundly relatable, and it shares that movie's big heart and open-spirited view of the world.
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Perhaps the defining event in the building's postwar life came in 1976, when Yuri Trifonov, a former resident, published his novella " The House on the Embankment ," a loosely fictionalized account of his boyhood there.
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Although only 27, Vallverdu is a seasoned coach on tour, having cut his teeth with Murray, his boyhood friend, for five years and coached Tomas Berdych for 290 months before joining Dimitrov in July.
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Mr. Sacheri's first book, "Waiting for Tito," is a collection of stories that tap into how soccer often permeates the ruts and peaks of Argentine life, from boyhood to family traditions, and even death.
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He departed his boyhood club, Ajax Amsterdam, on bad terms several times and was fired by Barcelona in 473 — four years after winning the European Cup — after a falling out with the club board.
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The idea that anyone has had to fight back a boner in class or fantasized about a girl before falling asleep fascinated and inspired me, in part the same way boyhood did for Fuckboy.
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One troop organizer told me later that re-enacting was the fulfillment of a boyhood dream, and that it was a calling to inform the public about who really fought in the Civil War.
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He also tries to celebrate the virtues of emotional maturity, but where he really wants to live is in his boyhood, with all its harmless escapades under the protective eye of a benevolent mother.
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His public manner became aloof and stony, but the bravado of his boyhood resurfaced when he drank too much, as he did with zestful abandon on annual, usually solo vacations to the Florida Keys.
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The film they made has no narration, and it avoids the temptation to draw any lessons from Cooke's thrilling boyhood (we see him scoring over a fellow-phenomenon, LeBron James) or his bittersweet adulthood.
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Boyne Mountain is minutes from Walloon Lake where Ernest Hemingway spent boyhood summers at his family's home, and 15 miles from Petoskey where the author was known to drink at the City Park Grill.
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In the context of the opening sequence, the appropriated archival footage provides a context for us to read the boys in the film — and Black boyhood more broadly — as a site of surveillance and regulation.
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It's usually difficult for smaller distributors to crack the Oscar game on their first try, as we saw in 2015 when IFC faded down the stretch with Boyhood, which went from frontrunner to also-ran.
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Started by boyhood friends Zach McLeroy and Tony Townley in 1990 as a single restaurant in Statesboro, Georgia, Zaxby's has since grown to more than 700 franchised locations in 16 states, mostly in the South.
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In Jakarta a year later to highlight his Asia pivot policy, Obama won over the audience by recalling his boyhood in the sleepy capital, now unrecognizable in the gleaming tiger economy city it has become.
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After more than a century as a bastion of boyhood, the Boy Scouts of America announced in October that this year it would begin letting girls join the 5- to 133-year-old Cub Scouts.
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My son and I play basketball there," the Boyhood actor continues, adding that the Y is one of the few places where people can step out of their own little worlds and "just meet everybody.
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The 44-year-old Mexican actor could not conceal his nostalgic glee when it was announced that his boyhood celebrity crush Brooke Shields would join the cast of Jane the Virgin in its fourth season.
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In lieu of managing their LinkedIn accounts or seeking mates, our "heroes" surround themselves with the stuff of stereotypical boyhood fantasy: Chewbacca masks, samurai swords, "nudie" magazines, Cops, drum sets, Shark Week, and bunk beds.
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When Patricia Arquette won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood last year, she used her speech to call for wage equality, a message met with vigorous cheering from the likes of Meryl Streep.
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The odd fact that Scott's boyhood hero was the exercise pioneer Jack LaLanne, who specialized in such superhuman feats as pulling a boat through water while handcuffed, has inspired him to become a spectacular swimmer.
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Making his debut at Spa, as boyhood idol Schumacher once did, Ocon will join fellow Mercedes-backed youngster Pascal Wehrlein with both aiming to impress with Manor in their bid for a future Mercedes seat.
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The nostalgic references to 1940s popular culture made in the movie's opening theme are rendered discomfortingly literal when the 30-something protagonist, Gordon Hocheiser (George Segal), awakens in what is his clearly his boyhood room.
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The chapter here about his unhappy boyhood (a chapter based on a long article he published in The New Yorker in 2002) is the rawest, most emotional part of this book, and its psychological spine.
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Despite stalwart support from his boyhood friend Émile Zola, until the two became estranged, in the eighties, Cézanne made next to no headway in a Parisian scene that found him a delectable target for ridicule.
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When he was nine or ten, the family moved to Racine, Wisconsin, on the shore of Lake Michigan, where Hecht, by his own account, had a thrilling all-American boyhood of adventure, reading, and sex.
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But the novelty of the setting and the familiarity of the premise — an adolescent boy navigating a bumpy stretch on the road from boyhood to maturity — combine to give "Morris From America" buoyancy and heart.
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IN MICHIGAN, A HEMINGWAY CELEBRATION The 32-room Hotel Walloon, on Walloon Lake in northern Michigan where Ernest Hemingway spent many boyhood summers, is offering a three-day special event in tribute to the writer.
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During his boyhood, he spent holidays with his maternal grandfather … Prone to illness, Stevenson spent many of his early winters in bed, entertained only by … love of reading, especially William Shakespeare … and 'The Arabian Nights.
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NEWARK — Roberta Harrington, a retired nurse of the same vintage as Philip Roth, remembers a visit a year ago by Mr. Roth to his clapboard boyhood home, which she now lives in, on Summit Avenue.
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We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne).
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Hamilton won 10 of the 21 races last year but was beaten overall by Rosberg, the rival he has measured himself against since they were boyhood team mates in karting and who won nine races.
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Friends, family and supporters gathered early Saturday in the village of Progreso, in the country's northeast, for a wake at Mr. Sala's soccer boyhood club, San Martín de Progreso, where his body lay in state.
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He writes in his book that he badly wanted to be elected on the first ballot so he could match his boyhood hero, Johnny Bench, who is the only other catcher to have done so.
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A classic example occurred in 2014, when Boyhood kept winning early prizes, and backlash struck hard, resulting in many industry awards floating over to Birdman, which experienced a late surge and ended up winning Best Picture.
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He was able to enter with a temporary work visa earlier this year when a boyhood friend, who has made the trip north under the H-2A program for years, connected him with a labor contractor.
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"While the film embroils Max and the mogul in pursuit of the same beautiful teacher (Olivia Williams), it's a particular treat for its skewed, hilarious memories of a cutthroat boyhood," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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It's also hard to picture modern American culture without movies like The Graduate, Pretty in Pink, The Breakfast Club, The Outsiders, Boyz n the Hood, Clueless, Garden State, Mean Girls, Superbad, Boyhood, Moonlight, and the like.
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The auteur had a firm grip on the boyhood feel and packaging that he juxtaposed against some the most beautiful and uptempo music of his career, which is ultimately what backs up all of this horsemeat.
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Passing is a refusal of the nonconsensual boyhood I lived for 19 years—kind of like how, as a baby vegetarian, I ate hamburgers at family barbecues for lack of a better option at the time.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc will race around his home streets in a Ferrari for the first time in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, a boyhood dream come true, but dominant Mercedes also have sentiment on their side.
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There's also a structural problem: The story is bloated, a hundred pages too long, and told through an omniscient narrator until a first-person voice (a man who had a boyhood crush on Marian) pops up.
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There was no need to test him on the N.B.A. Federer has been an N.B.A. fan since boyhood and was 16 when Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen won their last title with the Bulls in 1998.
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MONZA, Italy, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc grew up yearning to win races for Ferrari but even the wildest of boyhood dreams failed to prepare him for the emotional tidal wave of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
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But he had never written a murder mystery, and that was what he said he had in mind: a murder mystery set against the background of a boyhood disrupted by the chaos of the Great Depression.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton says winning a fourth Formula One world title would not make him better than boyhood hero Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian whose death as a triple champion in 1994 rocked the sport.
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Indisputably, a new guide called "Lizards and Snakes of Alabama," by Craig Guyer, Mark A. Bailey and Robert H. Mount, which speaks to my boyhood passion and is a source of good memories page by page.
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Peak Linklater: Once you've watched all of the movies mentioned above, you'll be ready for Boyhood, a tremendous film but one that's even better once you have a good sense of the different modes Linklater works in.
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His most recent body of work, Two Blocks Away from the Sun, explores the notion of "boyhood" and the inevitable journey of "becoming men" by illustrating the vulnerability and fragility of pre-masculine behaviors in adolescent boys.
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As a writer with an eye for metaphors and an ear for rhymes, I can't help seeing in my father's shame about his boyhood experiments a clear identification with the creatures he tortured—perhaps a literal identification.
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Boyhood pals Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas were paired in an event on the Florida Swing last month, and on the eve of the round, they made a friendly wager regarding who would shoot the lower score.
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Shaving is often seen as a rite of passage from boyhood to manhood and a shared teaching experience from father-figure to son along with many other life lessons on becoming a man and being one's best.
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Like the quizzical slackers in "Slacker," the boy in "Boyhood" and Celine and Jesse in the "Before" trilogy, the guys on the Southeast Texas State University baseball team are aware of the riddles and paradoxes of time.
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Profile LOS ANGELES — The crime writer Joe Ide sat in a car at the corner of San Pedro and Adams in South Central Los Angeles and memories of his boyhood returned — mostly in the form of characters.
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Murnane, working in secret beginning in 1985, developed a wildly more intricate version of his boyhood racing game, which is how he spent most of his retirement, and how he fills many of his evenings in Goroke.
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Mr. Bernhardt also vowed to balance conservation of public lands with a push to develop oil and gas, citing his boyhood in the rural town of Rifle, Colorado, and summers spent on his grandparents' ranch in Wyoming.
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The Yankees (Trust me: Having spent my boyhood riding the 7 train to Mets games, it is painful to invoke success in the Bronx) have rarely hesitated to write seven, eight and nine-figure contracts to contend.
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At 17, Rimbaud declared, famously, to his boyhood friend Paul Demeny, in an 1871 letter, his desire to become a great poet, which he defined as "a seer," describing as well the means to such an end.
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Even some of TV's best new coming-of-age vehicles—Sex Education, 13 Reasons Why, The Society, and Euphoria—don't fully engage the the breadth of black teen life, and especially as it pertains to black boyhood.
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The country's biggest opposition newspaper, Nepszabadsag, was bought out and shuttered in 2016 by a company thought to be linked to Lorinc Meszaros, a boyhood friend of Mr Orban's who is now the country's second-wealthiest businessman.
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"At a point in life when one is through with boyhood, but has not yet discovered how to be a man, it was my fortune to travel with the most marvelously appealing of teams," the book begins.
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This most likely happened because McAdoo, who regularly instructs his team in football history, knows that N.F.L. footballs are embossed with "The Duke," in homage to the former Giants owner Wellington Mara, whose boyhood nickname was Duke.
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Largely thanks to a swing by suburbanites in affluent Oakland County outside Detroit — the boyhood home of the 22016 Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, whose father was governor of Michigan — Democrats rolled up large victories in 20163.
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I was jealous, too, that by wearing the exact same clothes I wore to school every day, my friend could pass so easily as a boy, and suddenly gain all the social power that comes along with boyhood.
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But the artifacts also feature revealing glimpses of Paisley's boyhood, his other creative interests (he paints!), and his reverence for the Hall of Fame icons he's worked with: Buck Owens, Little Jimmy Dickens, Bill Anderson, George Jones, Alabama.
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Brady, forced to keep passing to fuel the comeback, finished the game with 466 yards passing, a Super Bowl record, to break a tie of four Super Bowl titles with Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana, his boyhood idol.
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In Pogba&aposs case, United paid not only Torcy, where he played for a year at age 13, but also his first boyhood club, US Roissy-en-Brie, also in the east Paris suburbs where Pogba grew up.
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He's never stopped by any of his boyhood homes, most of which offer few hints at their famous former resident, or the Punahou School, where he famously established the "choom gang" of pot enthusiasts during his teenage years.
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Age: 20Position: MidfielderAfter spending last season on-loan with Derby County, Mount followed new Chelsea boss Frank Lampard back to Stamford Bridge and has since been a star for his boyhood club, scoring three times in nine games.
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"I thought he was cocky, aloof and full of himself," said Mr. Veeder, who spent much of his boyhood in Greene County, in upstate New York, chopping wood, clearing fields and helping his father build their mountaintop home.
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ET, FSN Arizona (Phoenix), CSN California (Sacramento) ABOUT THE SUNS (20-2119): Rookie shooting guard Devin Booker was motivated to play in front of boyhood idol Kobe Bryant and had 22 points and seven assists against Los Angeles.
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Instead of following through on his daughters' plans and moving to a retirement home from his house of 50 years, he absconds on a sudden trip to Lodz, Poland, to keep a promise to a close boyhood friend.
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Like cowboys of yore, he too migrates—from Washington, where he is part-owner of a rare-book shop, to north central Texas, where he has a ranch near his boyhood home, to Hollywood, where he writes screenplays.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — After the brutal suppression of China's 1989 democracy movement, Liu Suli, a student leader who had narrowly escaped being gunned down near Tiananmen Square, recalled a boyhood dream as he brooded in his prison cell.
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Andrew Davis, the music director of the Lyric Opera of Chicago and a boyhood student of Mr. Hurford's, recalled his "incomparable music-making, boyish charm and infectious enthusiasm," especially during the construction of the organ in St. Albans.
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It is not a feminist film; given how crucial the experience of boyhood is to It, any film that remained loyal to the original storyline was likely never going to expend a lot of energy exploring feminist ideals.
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The boyhood of his hero, the frolic at a high school dance, the clumsy pursuit of a courtship—all are shown in an entertaining way, despite the too frequent inclinations of every one to act juvenile and coy.
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"Up to then, I was going to be a forest ranger, hopefully in a national park," Mr. Mann, recalling a boyhood lesson, said in "Speak the Music: Robert Mann and the Mysteries of Chamber Music," a 21957 documentary.
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"Having a family, taking care of your kids and people outside yourself, maybe it's motivated me more to give that extra something," said Finau, who has as many children as his boyhood friend Rory McIlroy has major trophies.
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One of the countless painful realizations to unspool from the helicopter crash that killed Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others is that Kobe will not be there for the induction he envisioned from boyhood.
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Alexei, who left Russia with his parents at 18 and settled in the United States, returns almost 30 years later in search of some part of the boyhood self he left behind in his grandmother's St. Petersburg apartment.
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Nye told Forbes recently that his interest in science came from a boyhood incident: "I got excited and fascinated with aeronautics, chemistry and biology all at once, after my mom put ammonia on a bee sting," he said.
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Brower, who turned down schooling in San Francisco in order to spend his boyhood in a reindeer camp, landed more than three dozen bowheads in his lifetime, making him one of the most successful captains of his day.
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"I had a very lonely adolescent gay boyhood that didn't feel right, and so that song is me living out this fantasy of like being a teenage girl because I never got to be a teenage girl," Bruce said.
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You'd think the poor man might sustain himself by recalling the adventures of his boyhood (hopping in and out of chalk drawings and all that), but he treats those idyllic days as troubled, barely suppressed memories of irrational exuberance.
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I haven't accomplished all the things I feared I couldn't (or wouldn't be allowed to) so far, but I have surprised myself along the way with some once in a lifetime achievements and a few fulfillments of boyhood dreams.
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More than addiction memoirs, the books I really studied were classic boyhood coming-of-age stories: Stop-Time by Frank Conroy, This Boy's Life by Tobias Wolff, and A Boy's Own Story by Edmund White were the biggest influences.
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Op-Ed Contributor CASSIUS CLAY, born in 1942, was the grandson of a slave; in the United States of his boyhood and young manhood, the role of the black athlete, particularly the black boxer, was a forced self-effacement.
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Taking shelter in a cave, he reminisces about his boyhood in what was then a lavish landscape; young Alexander darts through fields of poppies and sunflowers, their fierce primary colors slashing the screen as Solntseva's camera rushes alongside him.
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In "Dottie Gets Spanked" (1993), Haynes's remarkable thirty-minute map of his boyhood inner world, he depicted his spellbound self, sitting cross-legged in a bathrobe in front of the TV with a pad and colored pencils in hand.
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It's also something of a sequel to "Boyhood," since it picks up at almost exactly the life-cycle moment where that movie left off: a young man arrives at college, approaching an invisible frontier on the way to maturity.
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A wave of public support for the establishment, including from Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton" who has been a patron since his boyhood, led its landlord, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, to reopen discussions with the owners of Coogan's.
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The OC. Even some of TV's best new coming-of-age vehicles—Sex Education, 13 Reasons Why, The Society, and Euphoria—don't fully engage the the breadth of black teen life, and especially as it pertains to black boyhood.
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But late Hef was a lecherous, low-brow Peter Pan, playing at perpetual boyhood — ice cream for breakfast, pajamas all day — while bodyguards shooed male celebrities away from his paid harem and the skull grinned beneath his papery skin.
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Surveying Mr. Schnabel's life from his boyhood through his success in the art world and as a film director, the movie includes interviews with family members who pile on the adulations from the first minutes to the final scenes.
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But since many of the school's students are immigrants or children of immigrants, he decided that studying a Queens kid who learned the survival skills to triumph over his boyhood obstacles might prove useful for adapting to American culture.
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He quoted former Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, mentioned his boyhood hero was former president and Kansan Dwight Eisenhower, and committed to be "a voice for Kansas agriculture" like Roberts, who chaired both the House and Senate Agriculture committees.
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CHICK-FIL-A HOLDS LEAD AS TOP FAST FOOD RESTAURANT FOR THIRD YEAR Days later, the "Colonel" finally revealed news that he would be living his boyhood dream of appearing on "General Hospital" on July 6, aka National Fried Chicken Day.
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Scholars have determined that the document, now held by the University of Georgia and loaned this summer to the Smithsonian in Washington, is Muhammad's rehashing of Islamic legal treatises that were taught in West Africa at the time of his boyhood.
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Now Paul Simon, the songwriting maestro behind the 1960s duo Simon & Garfunkel, is opening up about his breakup with Art Garfunkel, his boyhood friend from Queens, New York, and vocalist with whom he vaulted to the top of the charts.
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But even the most popular Sundance movies rarely become blockbusters, and only in the past few years — thanks to Boyhood, Whiplash, and Brooklyn — has premiering in Park City, Utah, become a reliably strong first step toward becoming a major Oscar player.
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It might be hard to imagine in the era of chart-topping rappers with face ink, a time when seemingly everyone has a tattoo somewhere or other, but to see this kind of body art during French's boyhood was a revelation.
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In writer-director Richard Linklater's ebullient follow-up to Boyhood, we witness the pure, no-strings-attached pleasure of college life in the early 25s, the filmmaker's ensemble of beer-loving, skirt-chasing bros just lookin' for another good time.
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He's walking his dog Potter down a muddy path that Raskin has known since boyhood, and his friend Melanie Choukas-Bradley—author of A Year in Rock Creek Park—is telling the group about various trees of interest along the way.
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"I just assume this is going to be on the grand prix calendar because it is one of the best races," said the triple champion after succeeding at Interlagos, his boyhood idol Ayrton Senna's home track, for the first time.
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But relatives and former classmates who grew up alongside Sanders — and occasionally now Sanders himself — say there are clear connections between the candidate's Brooklyn boyhood and his decades of speeches and legislative proposals aimed at leveling the economic playing field.
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"I think I was affected more by Billy's incident than I probably have been by most, with the exception of what happened in Formula One..." said Hamilton, whose boyhood hero was the late Brazilian Ayrton Senna who died in 1994.
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Now 85, Gottlieb has spent much of the last two decades as a writer himself, and he does a fine, fast job of evoking his 1930s and '40s New York boyhood as the only child of a fairly chilly marriage.
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Ronaldo denied his boyhood club a famous win by cancelling out Bruno Cesar's opener with a free-kick in the 89th minute, before substitute Alvaro Morata continued Real's proud tradition of great European comebacks by grabbing a 93rd minute winner.
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Where are the books, movies, toys and video games working to gently expand the notion of boyhood, quietly and uncontroversially permitting them to take pride in their love of pink glittery hearts, baby dolls or whatever else their budding hearts desire?
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After spending more than a decade on a film about growing up, Boyhood director Richard Linklater is turning his attention to life's later years with a heartfelt dramedy about three veterans struggling to accept the death of a young soldier.
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I persuaded the National Park Service to allow Sam Houston and me to go into the Johnson Boyhood Home, in Johnson City, which had been faithfully re-created to look as it had when Lyndon was growing up in it.
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Directed by the perpetually fascinating Richard Linklater, whose uneven filmography (from Dazed and Confused to A Scanner Darkly to Boyhood and Before Sunrise) is always worth watching, Bernadette is a soggy misfire, with sparks of possibility peppering a weirdly plodding tale.
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He starred on the Roadrunners basketball team at Holbrook High School alongside his boyhood friend B. J. Little, an African-American; a few Anglos; and a half-dozen Navajo boys who could run and pass all day and all night.
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He started out as a novelist, a protégé of Robert Penn Warren, and stumbled into nonfiction, his boyhood passion for rooting around in forests now taking him to the canopies of the Amazon and the cliff lines of Komodo island.
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After flashing forward through the character's boyhood; courtship of his eventual wife, Evelyn (Hayley Atwell); and service in World War II, the movie, directed by Marc Forster, finds Christopher (Ewan McGregor) working as an efficiency specialist for a luggage company.
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But now, it looks like the guy has decided that 12 years was too easy or something and he wants to pull the same Boyhood scheme again—but this time, he's going to spend a whopping 20 years on it.
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He had never lived anywhere but Columbia County, Ga., except for college and a brief stint after, which left him so out of sorts that he moved back into his boyhood room and saved money until he and Miranda married.
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His boyhood was marked by a difficult relationship with his distant, rage-prone father, who seemed to disdain his son's lack of interest in "manly" pursuits like farming and sports, and to favor his more athletic and "normal" younger brother, Richard.
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The narrative then pivots back to his boyhood in a Syracuse suburb, tracing his journey to New York City and his introduction to the eccentric downtown personality whose theories of parallel timelines and passion for the past would change his life.
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In this way, he said, one "can truly be the spiritus rector" of the entire performance, invoking the lofty Latin phrase for guiding spirit, the role assumed by the no-nonsense choir directors he watched during his boyhood years in Dresden.
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The intimate portrayal of life's vicissitudes through time gives it the feel of an Andalusian "Boyhood"; where that film goes from childhood to adolescence in suburban America, Mr Lacuesta follows his subjects from adolescence to adulthood in an impoverished corner of Spain.
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England now look set to qualify for next year's finals in Russia and Rashford, who is also hoping to fill Rooney's boots at Old Trafford after his return to boyhood club Everton, will surely be a major part of manager Gareth Southgate's plans.
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Chalamet told Time that he is ready for his Boyhood moment, and so is Hammer, who coyly told reporters at the Toronto International Film Festival that he knows a lot more about the status of the film than he can discuss publicly.
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Gill's partner in the induction ceremony was Joe Diffie, another one of Combs' boyhood idols, and they were joined on stage by other Opry members, old and new, including Chris Janson, Craig Morgan, Dustin Lynch, Mark Wills and Larry, Steve and Rudy Gatlin.
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A boyhood friend of Salah Abdeslam, Abrini was seen driving Salah and his brother Brahim to Paris two days before the attacks in a rented black Renault Clio, which Abdeslam then used to bring three suicide bombers to the Stade de France.
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He joined Real Madrid on loan in the 2006/07 season, winning the La Liga title and later joined neighbors Atletico before returning to boyhood club Sevilla in 2012, going on to lift three consecutive Europa League titles between 2014 and 2016.
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There are shining moments here and there — Netflix is getting The African Queen and Boyhood for example, while HBO Now will be getting the original two Tim Burton Batman films — but the competition is pretty much over once you see Amazon Prime's list.
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By that time, the literary adventures of my boyhood and youth had been cast aside and my naïve notion of literature's essence adjusted, but the idea of it belonging to others, those with talent and knowledge who inhabited the center, lingered on.
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That is the opinion of the Chelsea FC forward's boyhood chairman, Doug Harris, who told Business Insider that the fearlessness he shows in his attacks, together with the way his brain works at pace, will see him succeed in the frenetic Premier League.
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Victor's efforts to place Fitzpatrick in memory may be futile, but they lead him to recall the central milieu of his boyhood: the Christian Brothers school, one of many in Ireland, where he was educated by a faculty of stern Catholic priests.
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In those wanderings, his days of camaraderie and deprivation glimmer up from World War II, a boyhood infatuation with his piano teacher surges, and a tenderness flares toward his children, yearning for a simpler time before the onset of their uneasy adulthoods.
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While Giffels pays homage to his mother — a devoted teacher and reader who first stirred his writerly ambitions in boyhood by giving him J.D. Salinger's "Nine Stories" — his wife receives the least depth and intricacy of any major figure in the book.
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TOKYO, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Mamoru Hosoda, one of Japan's young anime directors hoping to lead the industry after the retirement of legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki, says he hopes to surpass his boyhood hero one day, but don't look for Miyazaki in his movies.
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Boyhood in its innocence was a realm on which Mr. Abloh had set his sights and — while the designer's motives may be blameless — one got the sense that if Vuitton does not yet own that particular demographic, it is certainly on the list.
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In a way it's a similar trajectory to the actor Ethan Hawke, who is able to take creative risks on latter day indie films such as Boyhood or First Reformed thanks to the success and fanbase brought on by Training Day or Dead Poets Society.
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In A Drop of Sun Under the Earth, which is currently screening online as part of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles's BlackStar Film Festival, Shikeith positions Black boyhood as a means to interrogate and open up other possibilities for Black masculinity.
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In honor of the King national holiday, we visited his Atlanta boyhood home; historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, where he began his ministry; his gravesite; and the Center for Civil and Human Rights to ask people what the day, and King's legacy, means to them.
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It's ironic that Coyote Peterson is a YouTube star, because the origins of his success lie in the kind of bucolic American boyhood that a generation of parents are afraid their children won't be able to tear themselves away from their tablets to enjoy.
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In the film — directed by Richard Linklater (Boyhood) and based on Maria Semple's 2012 bestseller — the Oscar winner plays a once-celebrated architect-turned-bored suburban mom to a talented daughter (Emma Nelson) and tech exec husband (Billy Crudup) who disappears suddenly and without explanation.
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At the show's opening, the artist explained he was always interested in Roth's depictions of suburban boyhood in New Jersey, an experience the two shared — a fair explanation for his use of The Great American Novel alongside childhood paraphernalia and his own shirtless body.
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While bringing alive this redolent Gallic chapter of his boyhood (baguettes from the boulangerie; inkwells and laborious handwriting exercises at school), Mr. Carhart also resurrects the mood and mores of a particular window in time: the 1950s of Ike and Elvis's America, and postwar France.
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When Teixeira hit two home runs a month ago in San Diego, he was able to share it with his father, John, a retired Navy pilot who taught Teixeira how to switch hit in their Baltimore backyard as he emulated his boyhood hero, Eddie Murray.
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It is a mosaic in which a Barry Soetoro, his boyhood name in Indonesia, can become a Barry Obama and at last a proud Barack Hussein Obama — the country where, as Obama said in 2004, a "skinny kid with a funny name" finds his place.
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"It's a big deal, to get him, it's…" Cawley said, his voice trailing off as he shook his head, momentarily overcome by the idea of his boyhood hero venturing onto his hyper-accurate original Trek set and sitting in the captain's chair Cawley built.
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The Citizen Kane-themed clip features the kind of blown-out, high-contrast imagery the director would later employ to depict Michael Douglas's boyhood flashbacks in The Game—as well as some dramatic license: "It's boring to be completely autobiographical," Madonna balked to Cosmopolitan.
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Some required some extra digging, like the F.C.C. hearings on CSPAN (10 Across), 67 Down came from personal experience: Last year, I took a tour of the Liverpool boyhood home of John Lennon, which included the guide's prominent mention of Yoko ONO as the benefactor.
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He invited his teenage son Wendell to stay with him and Grandma Ruth but when Wendell arrives, he gets under Henry's skin with his questions about who his "real" parents were, and with his snide comment about the hockey poster on his boyhood bedroom wall.
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He knows, for example, that the coup that transformed his own career — which kick-started a journey that took him from intern at his boyhood club to his current post as sporting director of one of Germany's biggest teams — almost could not happen now.
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In 2015, the hubbub was over the fact that the idiosyncratic Birdman won the big prize over critical favorite Boyhood and mega box office hit American Sniper, which took in $300 million and was the third-biggest film at the box office that year.
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" And the clothes, inspired by Mr. Watanabe's boyhood habit of "obsessing over heroes and hobbies,'' are covered with flak vests, pouched harnesses, holster bags, backpacks, fanny packs and assorted military kit — an echo of those Virgil Abloh showed a day before at Louis Vuitton.
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Disinherited by his father following a botched attempt to improve working conditions at one of the family's baby food factories, 29-year-old Ian Bledsoe has turned to his classmate and boyhood best friend, Charlie Konstantinou, heir to his own family's construction-empire millions.
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Meliá Hotels International, a 60-year-old Spanish chain, took over the government-owned property, the Grand Lido Braco, in small, lush Trelawny Parish, boyhood home of the Olympic track star Usain Bolt, after its previous owner, SuperClubs, reportedly ran into problems with its lease.
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From boyhood on, Ed — he would add the extra "d," with its double dollop of cool, circa "21998 Sunset Strip" — held a series of jobs to support his mother, brother and sister: shining shoes, delivering ice, coal and newspapers and operating a drill press.
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Daniel Beard's 1882 instructional for boyhood, "a state of natural savagery" — with directions on how to build a pine-branch house or a birch-bark canoe, how to fish for freshwater clams, construct a miniature boomerang or a wooden "water telescope" — sent my knees wobbling.
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On my first trip by floatplane six summers ago, my father brought a cooler stocked with butter and pancake makings, intent on recreating a boyhood memory of watching a more fortunate family indulge in flapjacks and maple syrup in the Allagash wilderness in Maine.
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LYDIA AUDIBERT you forgot the greatest, the visionary one, the one that tells of basics and essentials of life I mean "the beasts of the southern wild" MICHIEL JANSEN-DINGS Boyhood: it got a lot of good press, but was only a mediocre film.
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Rei Kawakubo called her Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show "Boyhood" and none-too-subtly underscored the theme by affixing rubber toy molds of a car, a dinosaur and a steam engine to the toe caps of shoes and various surfaces of her clothes.
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It has a unique historical place in Britain's history: It was used as a hospital for wounded soldiers during World War I and as a home for evacuees in World War II. Sir Winston Churchill was born at the palace and spent his boyhood there.
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"Dazed and Confused" (1993) hung out with a bunch of kids on their final day of high school; "Boyhood" (2014), having tracked its hero, Mason, for many years, bid him farewell on his first day of higher education, at once bewildered and blissed out.
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The former president, who was 11 when his boyhood home got running water after his father installed a windmill, did not need convincing and became deeply involved with the project, writing notes in the margins of the lease agreement and visiting the site regularly.
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In following Kurt (played as an adult by Tom Schilling) from his boyhood in the 1930s to his career breakthrough 30 years later — a journey that occupies more than three hours of the viewer's time — von Donnersmarck comes tantalizingly close to having an idea.
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Dylan's boyhood friend Louie Kemp, who made his fortune in the seafood business, served as tour manager, and over 40 days, the top-billed Joan Baez, Ramblin' Jack Elliott and Bob Neuwirth and others played 31 shows, some stretching four hours long, in 23 cities.
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Bryan Cranston told New York magazine that while Mr. DiCaprio was the front-runner for best actor, he still would prepare a speech, as did Mr. Blum last year, despite knowing full well that "Whiplash" would almost certainly be bested by "Boyhood" or "Birdman" (which won).
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For him show business had liberating power, whether in the shape of the brave little clown with a spanner, like Chaplin in "The Great Dictator", or of the fantasy operettas of his boyhood, with their backstage smells of make-up and sweaty tights, violets and beer.
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And yet this one-two punch confirms that Linklater is on one of the hottest streaks of his career, one that began with 2011's low-key charmer Bernie and continued with 2013's Before Midnight, 2014's Boyhood, and now 2016's Everybody Wants Some!!
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Richard Linklater's follow-up to Boyhood is decidedly less ambitious—a bunch of 1980s baseball bros are hangin' out, trying to pick up chicks and have a good ole time—but what it lacks in audaciousness it more than makes up for in sheer, compulsive likability.
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The procession, more celebratory than somber, past his pink boyhood home and the museum and conference center that bear his name, wove 19 miles through the city to Cave Hill Cemetery, where Ali, who died last week at age 74, was buried in a private service.
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In 2014, Richard Linklater released Boyhood, an arthouse drama that he filmed over the course of 12 years, which let audiences spend almost three hours watching Ellar Coltrane grow up (and also allowed some of us to realize that we still have complicated feelings for Ethan Hawke).
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"As the number of platforms and distribution channels grows — social media, Amazon, Netflix — there is a big need for unique content and quality storytelling that can cut through the noise," said Mr. Carter, who serves as SpringHill's chief executive and has known Mr. James since boyhood.
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Letter of Recommendation Like many people who grew up on the Leelanau Peninsula, the "little finger" poking out of the Michigan mitten, I spent my boyhood trips to the shore scouring the sand for Petoskey stones: little round rocks covered in a distinctive interlocking honeycomb pattern.
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It's also odd that Trump selected Carson for the HUD spot in particular, since the doctor has shown little interest in the topic of housing during the primaries or since, with one notable exception of taking Trump to his boyhood home in Detroit this past September.
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These are the responsibilities which are associated with manhood and, for the most part, are at the expense and not benefit of men … Despite all of these things, I greatly appreciate my boyhood and, later, my manhood, as these things which we call responsibilities appeal to me.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York real estate investor has taken a page out of Donald Trump's "The Art of the Deal" by selling the president's boyhood home for $2.14 million, or 54 percent more than the $1.39 million he paid in December, an auction house said on Monday.
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J. For most of 2017, the awards season field was unusually — and blissfully — wide open, with no one film, nor even two or three films, staking claims as the Ones to Beat (as had been the case in previous years with La La Land, The Revenant, Boyhood, and Birdman).
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The exhibit also draws attention to Aldean's life away from the music: Sports uniforms and equipment represent his athletic side; a state-of-the-art hunting bow reflects his life as an avid outdoorsman; and a sentimental collection of boyhood objects offers a window into his early years.
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That Mr. Palminteri's boyhood dream became a reality — an expansive residence with a fountain out front, a pool out back, a gym and wine cellar in the basement and a Jackson Pollock on the wall leading to the second floor — should come as a surprise to no one.
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What Linklater loves to do is is simply hang with his characters, and whether it's the '70s teens of Dazed and Confused, the constantly evolving relationship of Jesse and Celine in the Before Sunrise series, or the 12-year-trek of Boyhood, the results have been consistently wonderful.
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As Barack Obama recounted the joys of his boyhood in Indonesia—running around with the children of servants, "battling swift kites with razor-sharp lines," eating exotic delicacies like grasshopper—it was as if, in some mind-bending Borgesian sense, I was both the reader and being read.
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If I look back on my time in Delhi in an Edenic light, and if Obama in Dreams From My Father casts the Indonesia of his boyhood in golden hues, how is that different from the eidetic memories of those who were born and raised in their own countries?
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Spufford is the author of five previous books, all nonfiction, on subjects as varied as polar exploration (the splendidly titled " I May Be Some Time: Ice and the English Imagination "), his boyhood reading (" The Child That Books Built "), and the mid-twentieth-century optimism of the U.S.S.R. (" Red Plenty ").
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But Simeone has also been able to rely on a newly formed tandem up front that pairs Antoine Griezmann, a French forward who joined the team from Real Sociedad, with Fernando Torres, who returned to Atlético, his boyhood club, last year after a long spell in England and Italy.
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Being the guy who gave us "School of Rock" (2003) and "Boyhood" (2014), Linklater is wise to the apprehensions that seize the young, as they approach one threshold after another, and the three protagonists of "Good Boys" are faced with the most daunting threshold of all: a kissing party.
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Peter Stanford, who turned a boyhood obsession with boats into a commitment to preserve the South Street Seaport and commemorate New York City's maritime history with a museum and a parade of tall ships celebrating the nation's bicentennial, died on Thursday in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. He was 211.
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The set smelled of freshly sawed lumber but was otherwise a meticulous re-creation of Roth's boyhood home in Newark: dark woodwork, faded wallpaper, a bookcase containing a well-used set of The Book of Knowledge, an enameled cooking range, an early-generation refrigerator with the motor on top.
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Restored and refashioned into a museum last spring, it is part of the new complex on the grounds known as Chaplin's World that includes an immersive cinema museum devoted to his professional achievements, and a restaurant that serves fish and chips in a nod to his London boyhood.
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In this political climate, men who have been taught since boyhood that being a "real man" means defending "traditional" masculinity and using dominance to police its lack in others, respond to the suggestion that they reimagine the more toxic aspects of masculinity by emphasizing exactly those toxic elements.
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