" The late actress, his "dearest, dearest friend," cheekily emblazoned it with the letters "FTA.
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They are the dearest people imaginable, except . . .
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"Dearest Home" strips away those contexts — and much else.
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She's one of the sweetest, dearest friends I've ever had.
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Now and forevermore… my dearest Blair, sister and best friend.
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"Mommy Dead and Dearest" premieres May 15 at 10 p.m.
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Dearest Wife:I hope this letter finds you safe in Canada.
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Many of my dearest friends lost a parent in 2017.
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Land is Singapore's most cherished resource and its dearest ambition.
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But it seemed to go against what Kushner holds dearest.
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"They are my dearest best friends after that," Tassie said.
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He was a mentor and one of my dearest friends.
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He was a mentor and one of my dearest friends.
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Fate decided to take my dearest ones away from me.
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Fate decided to take my dearest ones away from me.
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"Dearest Jane," began a letter he sent in early July.
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" Beatrice's poem read: "My dearest friend I love so dearly.
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And I've lost one of my dearest friends and mentor.
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The official "sixth Stone"… I will love you forever, dearest Anita.
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And while I never prayed inside, my dearest friends certainly did.
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SAF/Splash News Online Dearest Kimberly, We know you're out there.
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She tells Mummy Dearest the truth, prompting a major freak-out.
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"She's one of my dearest, nearest," he said, and they hugged.
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Dearest Amy, I'm at a loss for words to describe today.
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"Dearest Home" is an intimate work about the difficulty of intimacy.
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When are you going to say the same thing about Daddy dearest?
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She'll be one of my dearest friends until the day I die.
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"The emotional support is the dearest thing to my heart," Brady says.
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Save "Love", "Yours Truly" and "As Always" for your nearest and dearest.
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Repel evil with good and your enemy will become your dearest friend.
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And finally, the thing nearest and dearest to our hearts: public offerings.
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I picked up my phone and called one of my dearest friends.
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"Some of my oldest and dearest friends are black guys," he insisted.
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It's really nice to have her as one of my dearest friends.
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Are we truly trying to live by the values we hold dearest?
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My dearest friends are those I toiled alongside in horrible restaurant jobs.
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Eco-horror deepens my dearest fears: of sickness, contamination, isolation and violence.
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" He added, "And I've lost one of my dearest friends and mentor.
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Yes, dearest reader, I take my job, and your safety, extremely seriously.
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We lost the dearest of people, and we are desperate for information.
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Gemini is all about movement—so allow things to move, dearest bovine bud!
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Meanwhile, Cannon's favorite wedding moment was spending time with his nearest and dearest.
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But being her dearest friend, I know that this is the best thing.
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After cutting down the book's length, Feiffer changed the title to Mommie Dearest.
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The most successful Mommie Dearest rip-off was B.D. Hyman's My Mother's Keeper.
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"So sad to hear one of my dearest friends passed away," he wrote.
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Clearly, Plemons is pretty handy at putting his nearest and dearest to work.
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Mandy Moore received a very sweet surprise from one of her dearest friends.
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" And I said, "Just say I'm one of Ali's closest and dearest friends.
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Nelly Kate is one of my dearest friends and all time favorite songwriters.
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I fled to the U.S. but I still lost my dearest family member.
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Not "Mommy Dead and Dearest," which has its premiere Monday night on HBO.
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Princess Beatrice penned a heartfelt poem to her "dearest friend", singer Ellie Goulding.
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The repairs at the Co-op Bank are far from Britain's longest or dearest.
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He's become one of my dearest friends, and I hope the best for him.
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The story displayed on the gallery walls narrates the artist's dearest concern, his people.
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Then there's dearest Dadi, here to reform that most undemocratic of institutions, sperm storage.
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"Dearest Evie, I am so so so proud of you!" the sweet letter began.
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"We've lost the dearest of people and we are desperate for information," Damond said.
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My mother's ghost floats through my nap, as, dearest heart, we lie in bed.
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The Christmas cards Taylor Swift sent to her nearest and dearest have been revealed.
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"I lost my dearest and most beloved 'heart dog' four years ago," she explained.
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The first entry begins "Dearest Anybody," which I took as permission to start reading.
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But do we have an even more inflated view of our nearest and dearest?
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"We lost the dearest of people and we are desperate for information," Damond said.
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My dearest friend of 40 years is the kindest, most hospitable person I know.
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It's a lovely moment to enjoy a big meal with your dearest loved ones.
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The courtroom here is packed with people who have lost their dearest loved ones.
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Unless she is nearest and dearest, Meryl Streep will not guide your next vacation.
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"Beanie Feldstein" — Jonah Hill's younger sister — "is his nearest and dearest," Ms. Platt said.
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Among my dearest friends, the wedding party and children's godparents variety, many are white.
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In love & resistance-#SecondCivilWarletters Dearest,Well after a long battle I think we won.
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Many other Asian girls have suffered the same taunts from their nearest and dearest.
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard's story first fascinated and horrified viewers in HBO's Mommy Dead and Dearest.
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I have lost my dearest friend and creative partner James Ingram to the Celestial Choir.
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My Dearest Baby, You gave me the strength I didn’t know I had.
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One of Lady Gaga's dearest friends passed away from stage VI cancer, US Weekly reports.
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Would we still see countless constellations dancing across the earlobes of our nearest and dearest?
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Dearest Zaha, the world will continue to walk through the world of your brilliant thoughts.
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My dearest friends Henry Munoz and Kyle Ferrari were married today by VP Joe Biden.
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"My Dearest Baby, you gave me the strength I didn't know I had," she wrote.
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Ahead, real women breakdown the cost of attending bachelorette parties for their nearest and dearest.
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Want to solve with tens of thousands of your nearest and dearest on the internet?
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But "How to Build a Boat" is no "Mommie Dearest," and thank God for that.
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"Dearest Abdullah, you will never be forgotten," CAIR Sacramento Valley wrote on Friday on Facebook.
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"My Dearest Baby, You gave me the strength I didn't know I had," Williams writes.
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And this space for a viewer's emotions is what much of "Dearest Home" crowds out.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year that "Dearest Home" was first staged.
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And my dearest friends, who still work for me, did tell me, but I wouldn't listen.
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"Dearest Adam, happy, happy, happy birthday – happiest birthday," Pharrell Williams says in the exclusive clip above.
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This album is the happiest accident I could ever hope to inflict upon my dearest friends.
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"It was a dearest wish for us," said Sato, who inherited the restaurant from his father.
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Then give the gift of twincest, civil war, and dragon fire to your nearest and dearest.
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Macelli says Blanchard's fiancé first wrote her after watching the HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest.
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One of her dearest friends, the artist David Wojnarowicz, died from H.I.V.-related causes, in 1992.
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Alisha: I'm not a member of the LGBT community, but most of my dearest friends are.
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The whole thing has now birthed greater conversations about what the nation's dearest artwork should be.
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At its worst, A.I. can put society on autopilot that may not consider our dearest values.
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While Darin doesn't wear a MAGA hat, his dearest childhood friend, now an unemployed addict, does.
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If you've seen Mommie Dearest (or The Act, or Sharp Objects), you know this story already.
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"These are the places that are nearest and dearest to our hearts," Ms. Giannakakos-Ferman said.
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Christmas is a time to show our nearest and dearest just how much we love them.
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He represents the fulfillment of the dearest political wish for two generations of the conservative movement.
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However, Ibiza is such a meeting point for my nearest and dearest, especially in the summer.
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"I met some of my dearest friends, mentors, and sponsors through this giving circle network," Medina says.
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"They are my dearest friends," he said of Trump and wife, Melania, during a Monday news conference.
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My dearest friend in the world is gone ... he gave me forty years of love and friendship.
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Also, at this point, most of those nearest and dearest to me have already tied the knot.
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"We lost the dearest of people and are desperate for information," Don Damond said in a statement.
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The pair told the publication that Nantucket provides the perfect home base for their nearest and dearest.
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As well as her nearest and dearest, Kardashian said she would be sending them to her "haters".
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Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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Since Wingman launched earlier this year, they've been helping people play cupid for their nearest and dearest.
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John Stamos said goodbye to one of his dearest friends in an emotional tribute on Instagram Friday.
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She was my love, my dearest companion, and her kisses and hugs made every morning a celebration.
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"I am devastated at the loss of one my very dearest friends," Ward said in a statement.
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Mommy Dead and Dearest premieres Monday night on HBO at 10 pm EST, with reruns to follow.
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My dearest Popplio, I write you today with guilt in my heart and forgiveness on my mind.
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Love, Mother February 3, 1861 Dearest Edward, Do you know how to make the sewing machine go?
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The gay classics "Mommie Dearest" and Mary Wilson's "Dreamgirl: My Life as a Supreme" still hold up.
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But when it comes to spending it with those we hold dearest, we might have even less.
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In essence, it'll allow you to send reminders to a small group of your nearest and dearest.
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Gypsy's highly disturbing upbringing was the subject of the HBO documentary, "Mommy Dead and Dearest," in 2017.
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I remember one summer, as a teen, watching the old Faye Dunaway movie Mommie, Dearest on AMC.
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I can't help thinking about "My Dearest Friend," the book of correspondence between John and Abigail Adams.
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We must stand unflinchingly in defense of our dearest values: women's rights, freedom of thought, academic liberties.
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That's what happens when someone finds out that Negan made ground beef out of your nearest and dearest.
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Calling Zaev his "dearest friend", Tsipras said it was time to make up for nearly three "lost" decades.
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She's been the subject of an HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, and now a fictional TV adaptation.
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Whole weekends are lost because of embargoes lifting the coming Monday, causing disruption with one's nearest and dearest.
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And much of that influence is through the Sun, which, Folkenflik said, is one of Murdoch's "dearest" properties.
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The first reads: To Beatrice — darling, dearest, dead — and they only get more gut-wrenchingly frank from there.
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The story is specific, but the narrative is one we've seen onscreen before, from Mommie Dearest to Precious.
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Dearest Parenting Experts, What advice do you have for dealing with feigned incompetence in previously capable, competent children?
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It takes you back to sharing emotions with your nearest and dearest without a filter, interface or embellishment.
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He was my dearest friend, and will forever be the exemplary man that I compare all others to.
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In fact, most of the due process rights we hold dearest derive from lawyers who represented unpopular defendants.
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So there you have it: Freeze out your nearest and dearest, and make a lot of bathroom jokes.
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" In his House floor remarks, Jones described the late judge, Randy Doub, as "one of my dearest friends.
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Virgo: The Blacklist Dearest Virgo, you are analytical, organized, and the biggest perfectionist that any of us knows.
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After her five-minute performance, Ms. Goldman wept and smiled, while her nearest and dearest buzzed with delight.
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A woman in a mink coat angrily dropped a volume upon my desk: "Mommy Dearest," by Christina Crawford.
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Dearest Rosemary, It was a limpid dreary day, hung as in a basket from a single dull star.
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You learn to quarrel on the page with your worst ideas and with the ones you hold dearest.
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If you think addiction couldn't happen to your nearest and dearest, Robinson gently prods you to think again.
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And "Mommy Dead and Dearest" mines a mother-daughter relationship in which almost nothing was as it appeared.
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Miles has always known his parents living under the same roof, each other's dearest mooring in the world.
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Erin Lee Carr, director of Mommy Dead and Dearest, told Refinery29 that Gypsy Rose is eager to see them.
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"We lost the dearest of people and are desperate for information," Don Damond, her fiance, told reporters on Monday.
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I must tell you something, dearest Martha, as I feel I've been remiss in maintaining our marriage smart contract.
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I have no idea how she could have known this stuff without interviewing my nearest and dearest at length.
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Kourtney Kardashian celebrated her 39th birthday with her nearest and dearest loved ones, though two sisters were noticeably missing.
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As well mannered as she might like to appear to be, Joan "Mommie Dearest" Crawford is capable of darkness.
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The twisted saga is the subject of an HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, which aired earlier this year.
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To ring in her 46th birthday, Angie Harmon celebrated with some of her nearest and dearest by her side.
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In a video posted to YouTube, Momoa appears shocked to discover some of his dearest gathered in one space.
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Even with everything that's happened, Hoja says, her dearest wish would be to return home, one day, to Xinjiang.
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The case and her story was the subject of HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest and garnered national attention.
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Evangelicals are ecstatic, for Israel is to us a sacred place and the Jewish people are our dearest friends.
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Would you like to solve The New York Times Crossword with a few thousand of your nearest and dearest?
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I voted for Hillary Clinton but recently discovered that one of my dearest, closest Rockette sisters voted for Trump.
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If you're looking for a gift to humble the dearest know-it-all in your life, this is it.
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"My dearest daughter was wounded, and she was repeatedly calling me 'Dad' before she died," he said, through tears.
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More important, doing so helps defend the university's dearest values at a time when they are under continual assault.
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How do human beings process the horror around them, the senseless violence, the loss of what we hold dearest?
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To cap it all I now count Bernie and Elton, the subjects of our movie, amongst my dearest friends.
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At stake are the tears — of joy or misery — of the children whose dearest wishes are fulfilled, or dashed.
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No cookie cutter formula of over-priced breakfast buffet and sad-looking bouquet of carnations for your Mother Dearest.
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It's the Cannes story you have yet to see, because it's the one you'd only tell your nearest and dearest.
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According to Rolling Stone, Mommy Dead and Dearest revealed that Dee Dee smashed Gypsy's phone and computer following the incident.
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We relate to that familial quality, coming from a community of artists in New York whose music we hold dearest.
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But first, please accept our dearest apologies for the wanderlust you'll feel after watching this beautiful process come to life.
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Family LocatorIf Connect leans more towards your friends, Family Locator is more concerned with your nearest and dearest family members.
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It's a good time to wrap up your plans, take care of yourself, and nurture your closest and dearest relationships.
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"My dearest wish," she once said of her uncanny work, is "to make a trap with no exit at all".
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It doesn't mean they find you too embarrassing to share with their nearest and dearest; it means they're a liar.
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Shocked by the news of losing one of my long time & dearest friend, Abis Rizvi, in the shootout in Istanbul.
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"Mommy Dead and Dearest" thus begins with a grisly killing, before morphing into a more insidious crime involving the victim.
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Or sent a Snap of you with an adorable pair of dog ears to your nearest and dearest on Snapchat?
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Love, Mother May 7, 1861 Dearest Edward, Margaret Mooseford says there is a man in California passing out wooden nickels!
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Mommy Dearest Now that Kourtney has patched things up with Khloé and Kim, she has her eyes on her mom.
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Dearest Parents,The mess hall has run out of avocados so I was forced to top my toast with jam.
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From crowded parking lots to long checkout lines, getting the perfect gifts for your nearest and dearest definitely isn't easy.
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For now, it appears to be a doubling down on the business nearest and dearest to his heart, the news.
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I learned shortly before the election that the woman nearest and dearest to me in life is a Trump supporter.
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Robert Graetz: The fact that there was some special document that had been written by one of our dearest friends.
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" Parker's husband, Glynn Boyd, wrote Saturday on Facebook that the "dearest and most wonderful person in my life is gone.
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The only thing better than a movie night with your nearest and dearest is a movie night involving a projector.
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Aliens may attack while serial killers rev their chain saws, but few monsters seem as reliably scary as mommy dearest.
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If solving with thousands of your nearest and dearest sounds like your thing, join us every Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Now, the Harry&aposs is expanding once again to cater to most men&aposs nearest and dearest feature: their hair.
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Why does it cause us to engage in Facebook flame wars, and to think terrible thoughts about our dearest friends?
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Do your thing girl, just make sure you don't give your nearest and dearest a cold shoulder in the process.
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If Trump is bombing Russian President Vladimir Putin's dearest Mideast ally, how can they work together on defeating the group?
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And I haven't even mentioned the Mommy Dead and Dearest plot twist, or the Breakfast Club-style flashbacks to the '80s.
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"I have lost my dearest friend and creative partner James Ingram to the Celestial Choir," she announced in a tweet Tuesday.
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Dearest Lionel Messi, the only way us lowly mortals can reach your heights is with our lips at your boot-level.
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It was our dearest hope that we could create a space where new voices were safe to speak, and speak loudly.
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Over 20 years after the publication of their memoirs, it turns out that it's impossible to escape a famous mommie dearest.
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"Our dearest people in Nineveh province, the victory bell has rung, and the operations to liberate Mosul have begun," he said.
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The only one who might be able to stop him is the wizard he once called his dearest friend, Albus Dumbledore.
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A screen that I seemed to deem more deserving of my time and attention than my nearest and dearest family members.
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He agrees, but Hermione (Marisol Nichols) warns Veronica that things are not always what they appear to be with daddy dearest.
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In an Instagram post, she wrote, "i adored you from the day i met you" and "you were my dearest friend."
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Just one advent calendar can provide up to 25 gifts that your dearest friends and family will never get tired of.
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That makes it the dearest big market in the world and implies, roughly, that long-term ROEs will be 17-20%.
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"I have so many pieces in the space, and what I haven't made, some of my dearest friends have," Zee says.
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In 2016, Buzzfeed News published an extensive report on the Blanchards, which later inspired the HBO documentary Mommie Dead and Dearest.
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The result is a dreamy series of kaleidoscopic mirror selfies of Morrocco's nearest and dearest, often photobombed by the artist himself.
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Married or not, I wasn't about to let one of my dearest friends get railroaded when he did absolutely nothing wrong.
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"All of this has come at quite some sacrifice for the people who are dearest to me -- my family," he added.
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"I was never interested in writing a Mommie Dearest, getting even with Mia — none of that," Soon-Yi told the publication.
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Most of all, my dearest Tara, I hope you know that we love you, with all our hearts, we really do.
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Filmmaker Erin Lee Carr, who directed "Mommy Dead and Dearest," isn't involved with either project, but isn't surprised by the interest.
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Fisher and Owen have fun as Moondog's nearest and dearest, not least because the fun is tinged with a wistful tolerance.
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With our nearest, dearest ally enacting this new wave of federal reform, hopes for prohibition repeal stateside are higher than ever.
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When I moved to New York to become a magazine editor, my officemates ended up becoming some of my dearest friends.
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To survive another 15 years, it must be where people come back each day to get real with their dearest friends.
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But this defeat, at the tournament he holds dearest and has won eight times, will surely sting more and for longer.
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That will put them in prime position to fulfill one of their dearest goals: appointing more conservative judges to the judiciary.
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"Never miss a chance to let those held dearest know your ♥ for them," the precinct said on its Twitter feed.
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We're not trying to make you panic, but you do need to act fast to avoid disappointing your nearest and dearest.
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But I would appreciate it even more if you could send this link here to all of your nearest and dearest.
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But in the solos of "Dearest Home," the limits of Mr. Abraham's vocabulary and invention are most exposed (especially in silence).
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But as the song goes on, with Stevie's nearest and dearest looking on from the audience, her singing gains in confidence.
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The creator and star of Girls confirmed Friday to her "Dearest Lennys" that her Lenny Letter is closing down after three years.
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This happened to my dearest Mother at 91...I found out .. saw something.. she told me, then she stopped speaking... and died.
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In 2013, she performed A Conversation with Christina Crawford: Live and Onstage in Surviving Mommie Dearest in Time Square's Snapple Theatre Center.
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Dearest reader, All of me loves all of you, and so I am here to present you with all of the feels.
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Soon after I'd come out, before going to Paris, I ended up at a party with one of my oldest, dearest friends.
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" That comment made it back to Corbally, who sent Fleiss this letter via fax: "Dearest Slut: Fuck me, fuck me, fuck me.
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And what fountain-of-youth products do other beauty editors suggest to their nearest and dearest in the name of gorgeous skin?
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THE president's dearest supporters and bitterest opponents are united in their wish that less attention be paid to his social-media habit.
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"I am heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends, Paul Allen," Bill Gates said in a statement.
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He had no time for someone like me, he said, but Haruto-san had asked him to look after his dearest friend.
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And I've spoken to [co-star] Reese [Witherspoon], who's become one of my dearest friends, about so many aspects of my life.
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I loved how mad "Part 8"—and, by extension, the entirety of Twin Peaks: the Return—made some of my dearest friends.
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Love, Mother December 1861, 1860 Dearest Edward, What was the name of your friend with the gray hat who was rather tall?
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You could have been having this level of fun with tens of thousands of your nearest and dearest internet friends: Your thoughts?
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" And so Mr. Ackerman has created an alter ego named Dearest Scooter who hosts the show and acts as your "bore-friend.
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Our nearest and dearest have reached out to tell us that they'll be there for us, whenever we decide to get married.
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Allison Janney's unflinching turn as LaVona Golden in I, Tonya might just usurp Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest as cinema's cruelest mom.
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Wall projector The only thing better than a movie night with your nearest and dearest is a movie night involving a projector.
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"I have lost my dearest friend and creative partner James Ingram to the Celestial Choir," Allen wrote in a tribute on Twitter.
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Thankfully, daddy dearest comes to visit his long lost son with news of a great gig that might even shorten his sentence.
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Wanda Vázquez Garced sent her condolences to the singer's family assuring them that he was one of the US territory's dearest artists.
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What's more, Trump had every opportunity to both protect DACA recipients on the brink and deliver on his dearest campaign trail promise.
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As Rolling Stone reported, the HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest said that Gypsy and Godejohn's online relationship started to explore various kinks.
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Dearest [beloved/honey pie/boo/bae], There's something I need to discuss with you, something that's been tearing me apart for a while.
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Kardashian West got teary-eyed during her speech, saying the collection was "10 years in the making" with one of her dearest friends.
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Yet the reverse is true: the dearest funds tend to do badly for their members, partly because earnings are eaten away by charges.
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Jorge Méndez Blake's Dearest Max, My Last Request is a meditation on Kafka's dying wish for all his unpublished manuscripts to be burned.
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Still, I was far from the comforts of home, and not having my dearest friends or my own mother close by was difficult.
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"Let us accomplish the programmatic task our dearest supreme leader Kim Jong Un proposed in his New Year address" runs one catchy slogan.
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One by one, their nearest and dearest are touching down in the country, as well as a number of faces you may recognize.
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I like to keep things confined to my nearest and dearest—chill people who I know won't leech me of all my energy.
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Direct flights may be impossible in every situation, but your nearest and dearest deserve to have a reasonably easy way of getting there.
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He also sent his "messer Tomao [Tommy], my dearest lord," gifts of highly finished drawings, several of which are included in the exhibition.
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With shows like The Act and documentaries like Mommy Dead and Dearest, more people are curious about Dee Dee Blanchard's murder than ever.
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Friends of Kurt Cochran, the Utah man who was killed in this week's London terrorist attack, are sharing their dearest memories of him.
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Mr. Khan, for one, had tallied his dearest losses in tattoos on his right arm: his brother Gran and his friend Ghulam Sakhi.
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Sometimes, life and work do get in the way of hanging out with your nearest and dearest, but it's always good to recalibrate.
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Aside from my self-proclaimed godfather Levar Burton, Mr. Rogers was the dearest individual every child like myself had the benefit of watching.
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A native of rural Kansas, I've lived in "blue" urban places, where some of my dearest friends and most staunch professional advocates reside.
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Musick's story mirrors almost exactly a conversation I had in 2016 with my oldest, dearest friend during my bachelorette weekend in Austin, Texas.
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Tonight with my nearest and dearest i cried, laughed, screamed, danced, reminisced and fell back in love with my 10 year old self.
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ARTS An article on Tuesday about the "NY Quadrille" season at the Joyce Theater misstated the year that "Dearest Home" was first staged.
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I rode all my life, and one of my dearest friends, Kent Farrington, one of the best riders in the world, is competing.
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In Gaza, Hamas, which has long enjoyed financial and military support from Tehran, condemned Soleimani's killing and offered its "dearest condolences" to Iran.
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Much to the chagrin of her nearest and dearest, Midge—an erstwhile Upper West Side housewife—does the unthinkable: she gets a job.
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Talking through everything, even if it involves endless reiterations of the same feelings, with your nearest and dearest may be a healthy phenomenon.
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Mr. Abraham's "Dearest Home," by contrast, is an unexceptionable study in liberal-orthodox behavior by people we might well know in New York.
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My dearest 834 Facebook friends, I know that I seem like a chill and approachable socialite who is invited to parties all the time.
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By backtracking on climate change, an issue about which he professes to be passionate, he showed himself willing to jettison even his dearest policies.
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The dearest of nine ways to balance the grid are thermal stations (old or—thankfully unfinanceable—new) and bulk electrical storage: they're seldom needed.
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As Khloé Kardashian rang in her 35th birthday, she opted for a low-key celebration with some of her nearest and dearest loved ones.
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My heart and prayers are with the victims and their dearest ones affected by this terrible shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
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HBO scales those heights and then some with "Mommy Dead and Dearest," a twisted and twisty documentary that's as unsettling as it is absorbing.
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Blanchard met Ken after he wrote a letter to her in prison after watching the HBO documentary about her case, Mommy Dead and Dearest.
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Which brings me to my grand finale: a pitch for family counseling — in New York or Florida — among your nearest and not so dearest.
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Love, Mother October 12, 1860 Dearest Edwart, Please forgive any erors in this letter, as I am still getting used to this quill pen.
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Amazon is the first 21st-century company, an attempt to become the interface between you and everything else, starting with your nearest and dearest.
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By extracting flavor through browning rather than stewing, her recipes allow for distinctive flavors while rescuing the one pot's dearest sacrifice to method: texture.
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Stein's "dearest friend during her life," according to Toklas herself, was Bernard Fay, Stein's primary translator into French, and later a Vichy government official.
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"Mommie Dearest," of course, is also the title of the notorious 1978 memoir written by Christina Crawford, the first of Crawford's four adopted children.
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We came to dread conversations with our dearest friends from England, now so obsessed with Brexit that they would forget to mention the weather.
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To this day, some of my dearest friends on the left still bring up the election loss within the opening minutes of any conversation.
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The case is the subject of an upcoming HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, airing on Monday and featured in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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In April 2017, the Mommie Dearest house reportedly sold to an unidentified buyer, and later that year, in September, the ranch sold for $17.25 million.
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The story of Dee Dee Blanchard's murder has been told in HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest and in Hulu's scripted anthology series The Act.
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Ser Jorah surely died living out his dearest fantasy: protecting his queen and the love of his life, Daenerys Targaryen, from a horde of wights.
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My Dearest Abigail, It has been long since I had an opportunity of writing to you, and I gladly avail myself of the present opportunity.
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Experts recommend giving something that's a reflection of your personality and would let your nearest and dearest know some real thought was put into it.
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In a statement released this afternoon, Gates said that he was "heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends, Paul Allen."
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" RHONJ co-star Dolores Catania wished Giudice her "best year yet," captioning her Instagram post, "Happy Birthday to one of my oldest and dearest friends!
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Now that Grace has fully mourned her dearest friend in the world, her employer believes it's the right time to bribe the young woman. Mrs.
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My mother Blythe Danner, who I love more than anything, and my brother Jake Paltrow, who is just the dearest person in the whole world.
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Along with the rest of Michael's nearest and dearest, the hairdresser-turned-photographer can now properly begin the grieving process and look to the future.
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I find it perplexing that precisely on the issues I hold dearest and most essential, many people insist on reducing my views to such superficiality.
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And unless you're lucky enough to live a very short flight away from your nearest and dearest, at some point you're likely to get hungry.
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You could have been having this level of fun with tens of thousands of your nearest and dearest internet friends: Do you like soap operas?
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It can seem ideal to work alongside your dearest friends ... but an overly-tight personal relationship can ultimately compromise efficiency and effectiveness in the workplace.
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Dives in other sports have negative connotations, including the sport that Brazilians hold dearest, which is also the sport usually played at the Olympic Stadium.
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Years ago you would have wailed "MUUUUM, MUUUUUUUUUM, MUUUUUUUUUUUUM," over and over until mother dearest alerted to you to salvation with the gentlest of knocks.
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A quarter of a century has gone by since that illuminating Christmas Day, and, surprisingly, the Tió has become the holiday custom I hold dearest.
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" But it re-emerged Sunday: "Dearest mother — I write this important note from our barn as we must keep distance during such a chaotic time.
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At its center is Aunt "Hankie," a theatrical and mercurial woman who might be described as the love child of Auntie Mame and Mommie Dearest.
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Stripped of her public life, the older woman comes across as a miserly, half-delusional mommie dearest with kleptomaniac tendencies and bad taste in men.
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She's doing this while also trying to deal with her mommy dearest Carol (January Jones) and her younger sister Serena's (Willow Shields) quests for gold.
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"I am heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends, Paul Allen," Microsoft founder Bill Gates said in a statement Monday.
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And, my dearest of friends, fortunately there is one industry in particular that continues to overperform when it comes to making a mess of things.
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"Since @willsmith got me look'n all crazy in his Daddy Dearest video … I had to push some 'counter programming,&apos" Pinkett Smith joked in the caption.
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The twisted saga is the subject of an upcoming HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, airing on Monday and featured in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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The Chinese know that Abe flunked a similar test with Russia, which will probably cost him one of the apparently dearest objectives of his political career.
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Many flew from Denver, California, and New Jersey to say a final goodbye to their beloved and dearest friend, who was always only kind to them.
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So, in celebration of the Saint Pablo tour, Kim shared a handpicked playlist of the Kanye material that is nearest and dearest to her heart. Cute!
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"Dearest Ladies and Gentlemen, I would like to introduce our little girl Westlyn Reign Brolin (Bean)," he wrote of a video showing the newborn sound asleep.
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The disturbing case is the subject of an upcoming HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, airing on Monday and featured in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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While focusing on her family, her career and her marriage to Hank Baskett, Kendra Wilkinson Baskett is also taking time for herself and her dearest friends.
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So in addition to purchasing a gift for your nearest and dearest, you're also giving the gift of helping survivors, educating the public, and improving policies.
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" And she always finds fulfillment in the persons, places and things that are nearest and dearest to her: "My family, my friends, my home and work.
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Other birthday tributes on social media came from mom Fergie, who said: "Happy Birthday dearest Beatrice xx" and posted four sweet pictures of her on Twitter.
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As we go into Memorial Day weekend, many of my dearest friends are widows, and so they have folded American flags in place of their husbands.
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Astrology is an imperfect science — and it's totally fine if your dearest friendship defies the "rules" (and we use that term very loosely) of the stars.
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The dynamic duo of Harris and Parnes also concoct a deal to purchase the infamous Playboy "Bunny Ranch" and the house where Mommie Dearest was filmed.
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As difficult as it is for Lovato to discuss her past, it's clear that Simply Complicated is connecting with people — including the pop star's dearest friends.
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"I am heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends," Gates said in a statement to The Wall Street Journal on Monday.
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Facebook is a lot more tricky though, as third parties can't usually read what you share with your nearest and dearest unless you grant them permissions.
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Delish recently reported that, starting very soon, Disney World will allow you and your dearest to plan a double date with the princesses and their beaus.
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Then again, after watching "Mommy Dead and Dearest," one takeaway is that whatever you did to thank your mom, you'll probably feel like it wasn't enough.
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This afternoon it was reported in the New York Times that daddy's dearest daughter will become an official government employee: an unpaid adviser to her father.
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My biggest fear going in was I did not want this to be any kind of Mommie Dearest, black and white story with villain and victim.
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The most famous and prolific one is probably Sleep With Me, launched by its host Drew Ackerman (or Dearest Scooter, as listeners know him) in 2013.
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Whether Busby stayed on because of his personal philosophy, or just because of his profound decency as a man, only his nearest and dearest could say.
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Dogs really can understand what we're saying to them, according to a new study that seems to confirm the dearest wish of many a dog-lover.
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Mobile Security Perhaps nearest and dearest to my heart, the state of mobile security is frequently one of the most maligned topics discussed at security conferences.
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"You care the same way I care," she tells the mayor, Erastus Corning 2nd (Michael McKean), who is her dearest friend and most cherished political cause.
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In his new evening-length piece, "Dearest Home," Mr. Abraham reflects on love, longing and loss, creating what he considers his most personal work to date.
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Dustin, Lucas, Mike, Will, and their nearest and dearest (presumably Eleven too) are all here for the second season of 2016's hit series Stranger Things.
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Indeed the gap between the dearest stocks and the cheapest across the continent is at its widest in almost two decades, says Graham Secker of Morgan Stanley.
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If you're celebrating Thanksgiving with your family this year, you might be wondering what kind of mood your nearest and dearest will be in come Turkey Day.
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But, for the deceased's nearest and dearest, social media can be deeply overwhelming and upsetting in the immediate aftermath and even the long after a person's death.
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Embedded in the French avant-garde (with Van Gogh and Rodin among his nearest and dearest), Russell was the perfect inside source for the others back home.
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So, I'd tell people not to be afraid to approach everyone and help them use their skills to promote whatever cause is nearest and dearest to you!
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You may, on the other hand, find the reality of your dearest one rimming a hot bartender a bit much when it comes right down to it.
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"Spota's dearest bureau, to him, is McPartland's bureau," said Leonard Lato, a former prosecutor in Mr. Spota's office as well as in the United States attorney's office.
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" It was a surprising reaction, given that Lagerfeld had been photographed just one day earlier with a sign that read: "Dearest Kim, We are all with you.
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It was all part of your plan to both beat the rush and also pick out some super-thoughtful, truly special presents for your nearest and dearest.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have invited only the 200 nearest and dearest loved ones to their second reception at Frogmore House to continue the wedding celebrations.
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"I used to sink my face in a bowl of ice water, like Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest — it really does wake up your skin," she explained.
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In other words, the endurance of risk creates bonds not only among the risk-takers, but also among their nearest and dearest who are willing them on.
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Here's the full letter from the founders: Dearest Maplers, We're writing to let you know that as of today Maple will be ceasing operations in New York.
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That is the story at the heart of Mommy Dead and Dearest, the HBO documentary directed by Erin Lee Carr, which premiered on the network May 15.
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"Joan." That would be Joan Crawford, whom Dunaway played in the 1981 film Mommie Dearest, based on Christina Crawford's tell-all book about her imperious Hollywood mother.
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Addressing her as "my dearest love (if I can call you that)," Rocco told her that Cacciola had had an affair and begun coöperating with the state.
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One of the goals held dearest by the conservative legal establishment is that of shrinking the federal government, in particular by limiting the power of regulatory agencies.
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It comes—maybe when you're surrounded by your nearest and dearest, or when you're the perfect amount of buzzed after three beers—and goes just as quickly.
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I was on vacation in England reuniting with my dearest friend who went to university in Durham when the Arctic Monkeys' sophomore Favourite Worst Nightmare was released.
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Their partnership is the subject of "My Dearest Sweet Love: Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy," an exhibition at the Schwules Museum in Berlin, running through August 26.
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Perhaps dearest to Bouygues and Jonak, though — and central to this family business — are Le Passant and Yvonne, the brand's takes on classic masculine and feminine fragrances.
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Some of my dearest friends love Hanya Yanagihara's A Little Life — they implored me to read it, told me I'd love it — but do you know what?
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It's a combination of a burst of laughter and embarrassment (it's almost always something best not known by nearest and dearest) and comfort that I'm not alone.
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Dance In his new evening-length piece, "Dearest Home," Mr. Abraham reflects on love, longing and loss, creating what he considers his most personal work to date.
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"I have my Kylie, my billion-dollar baby, and she will always be the dearest to my heart for a billion reasons," Khloe said in the episode.
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She upholds — in tandem with one sport and one pastry — the values we Americans hold dearest, though of course not dear enough to actually live by them.
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" Ian Ziering, who starred with Perry on Beverly Hills, 90210, said: "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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"We lost the dearest of people and are desperate for information," Don told reporters on Monday afternoon after returning from a business trip, according to the Star-Tribune.
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But it helps to know what history has to say about how such periods can sometimes — when everything breaks just right — redeem the dearest wishes of the bulls.
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You know, the one for sweet comedies about grown-up women living their best lives, chasing their dearest dreams, and maybe even finding true love in the process.
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I suspect that this trade isn't really meant to benefit either team, but is just a nihilistic play at throwing their most frustrating player at their dearest enemy.
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"One of my dearest friends and mentors in my life, Denise Wall, she had breast cancer a few years ago, and it was really, really hard," she says.
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On this night of nights, you're bound to run into a few familiar faces from your high school days — the former jock, your bitter rival, your dearest crush.
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Kylie Jenner's birthdays are the gift that keeps on giving – quite literally as she kicks off her 23th year with an impressive haul from those nearest and dearest.
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That said, Leo moons can make divas out of the humblest among us — avoid any scary confrontations by keeping your plans simple and sticking with your dearest pals.
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I also asked some of my favorite CNNers and my nearest and dearest friends, including US Navy Commander Bobby Rashad Jones, who I've known since the 7th grade.
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I did a Labor Day party, and every year I would have what I would call 553 of my dearest closest friends, some of whom I'd actually met.
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From my experience as a scholar of Till commemoration, my dearest conviction is that the story of the 14-year-old's lynching must not be confined to 1955.
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Some purchases, like gifts for your nearest and dearest or flights home to your family, are well-thought-out purchases you don't regret when the season is over.
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"Given the fact that that heinous shit came out, I would simply say I've kept this under wraps out of reverence for my dearest Emma," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. As we well know, 2016 has sucked largely because of the deaths of a number of the music world's dearest icons.
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Mr. Pollack pointed to the song "You Were Dead, You Know," which in Latouche's version has an 18th-century rhetoric reminiscent of Voltaire's world: Dearest lady, pray explain.
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Wedding season is upon us, and that can only mean one thing: a deluge of ornate envelopes inviting us to celebrate the marriages of our nearest and dearest.
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In a sense, it's framed as tragedy: the story of a gifted woman whose pioneering efforts are continually used against her and eventually help scotch her dearest wish.
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And Mr. Ferver brings his own neo-camp sensibility to the choreography; Mx. Markey and Mr. Michals both mentioned "Mommie Dearest" popping up as a reference during rehearsals.
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Ken, who has only been identified by his first name, reached out to Gypsy after watching Mommy Dead and Dearest, the HBO documentary about her case, People reports.
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He brings an unforced looseness to the movie that it very much needs, especially after Mr. Pratt slips into a more sober register in his daddy dearest scenes.
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An old friend testified that he threatened to kill his children and rob Cindy of her dearest gifts; Garner wonders if Farquharson was really trying to commit suicide.
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Hyland admits to being partial to Vanessa Hudgens, "because she is one of my dearest friends," but she's excited to take mantle from many of the other former stars.
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" Barrymore also showed her support for Diaz by posting a photo of herself holding up the new book on Tuesday saying, "I am so proud of my dearest girlfriend.
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It is her way of saying 'I miss you,' her way of saying 'this is for you' whilst giving parts of herself that only her dearest have seen before.
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What's already been teased is that Catherine will be on the watch for another serial killer, which if not caught, could have devastating effects for her nearest and dearest.
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Whatever album you discover a band on is the one you will always hold dearest, and we've definitely got some old school fans who've seen us playing to nobody.
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"She's listening to these never-before-heard tapes of one of the dearest people she's ever known in her life in front of all of these people," he said.
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While our evolutionary instincts may explain why we're kind and helpful to our nearest and dearest, research has found that our capacity for kindness in general is partially genetic.
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"It is with inconceivable pain that I announce that on April 20, 2019, our dearest Stefanie Sherk, my beloved and loving wife, passed away peacefully," Bichir wrote on Instagram.
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Rousseff: Lula da Silva 'my dearest colleague' Lula da Silva, a former union leader who helped found the Workers' Party in 1980, was Brazil's president from 2003 to 2010.
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" Ian Ziering, who was the first 90210 star to pay tribute, tweeted, "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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"We lost the dearest of people and are desperate for information," Don told reporters on Monday afternoon after returning from a business trip, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Our dearest Jake is off duty, so I will be taking over the trailer round-up this week.
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Out in the dining room, their nearest and dearest are gathered—nervously waiting to see whether the months of work leading up to the restaurant's opening have paid off.
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In each, a liberal young woman who was raised to be deeply conservative returns to her hometown, where the people dearest to her would deprive her of her rights.
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Phelps, who considers Hackett one of his dearest friends, sent a flurry of texts to him and then paced in his hotel room while he waited to hear back.
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Various versions of the couple's letters have been published over the years, but "Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda" claims to contain the fullest collection of Zelda's side of the correspondence.
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"Dearest BUB, I will never forget your generosity, your limitless supply of love, or your uncanny ability to bring so much magic and joy to the world," Bridavsky said.
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Spatially, this is handled admirably: "Dearest Home" has moments when the dancers are very close to the audience and others when they're close to the edge of that stage.
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"Through tears and smiles our dearest of family and friends came together at our home to celebrate the life of my sweet and devoted husband Alan Thicke," her statement continued.
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Mommie Dearest's camp appeal was odd—alleged child abuse rendered as ridiculous movie scenes—but it's difficult to imagine a version of Mommie Dearest that wouldn't come across as strange.
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As Garcia Swisher gears up to entertain extended family in their new Los Angeles home, she says she's most looking forward to spending quality time with her nearest and dearest.
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And whether you see it as a cynical, commercial holiday sponsored by Hallmark or a sincere celebration of love, it's certainly a good excuse to spoil your nearest and dearest.
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When Do, who is from Laos, premiered her horror movie *Dearest Sister *at Austin's Fantastic Fest in September, it was her home country's 13th film—not of 2016, but ever.
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"We were, I won't say deers in the headlight, but you are completely stunned, you don't know what has happened," the Mommie Dearest and Network star admitted of the experience.
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"Evangelicals are ecstatic, for Israel is to us a sacred place and the Jewish people are our dearest friends," said Pastor Paula White, senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center.
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Most dreadful of all, what led him to ignore his dying father's request for water, when his father was the only and dearest thing he had left in the world?
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Google is rolling out a feature called "Assignable Reminders" for its AI assistant Google Assistant which allows you to send reminders to a select group of your nearest and dearest.
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Ms. Feiffer pared the manuscript to manageable proportions, jazzed up the title from "The Hype" to "Mommie Dearest" and was rewarded with a fur coat by her boss, Lawrence Hughes.
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It might seem disrespectful to compare the loss of even the dearest animal companion to the loss of a beloved mother, but it makes a particular kind of emotional sense.
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Stettheimer, who died in 1944, at 72, rendered her nearest and dearest in her scenes and portraits as charmed, eccentric and usually androgynous caricatures in thick expanses of unexpected hues.
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Backed by Mark Mothersbaugh's electro-twang score, he divides a pack of cards; he disappears a brick; he presents an audience member with a note from a nearest and dearest.
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I haven't spent a lot of time there, but I called one of our dearest friends, who was raised in Glasgow, and asked her to talk to me about it.
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In the three trials in which he testified for the prosecution, defense lawyers have portrayed him as morally bankrupt and willing to betray even his dearest friends to escape imprisonment.
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Parnes tries to convince his brother to purchase the home along with the neighboring 1.7-acre property, which features the home that provided the backdrop for the 1981 film Mommie Dearest.
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Over the past year, the MSM has worked tirelessly to help keep the president up at night, stress-eating cheeseburgers and screaming at Jared like Trumpy Dearest from underneath his bathrobe.
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"Dearest Tampa, I'm sorry you didn't want me, a comedian who talks about what she believes in, to mention the biggest thing going on in our country right now," Schumer said.
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The beating heart of the story, however, remains Crawford, who Lange portrays in all her complex, "Mommie Dearest"-esque glory -- someone who can alternately be needy and cruel, pleading and defiant.
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" And Ian Ziering, 54 — who was the first 90210 star to pay tribute — tweeted, "Dearest Luke, I will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared over the last thirty years.
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Like many other red-blooded Americans before her, Kylie Jenner rang in her 21st year with a blowout, bringing her nearest and dearest together to celebrate another trip around the sun.
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These procedures are now pretty straightforward and mean your nearest and dearest have an extra level of protection to fall back on should they become caught up in a data leak.
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"Dearest Tampa, I'm sorry you didn't want me, a comedian who talks about what she believes in, to mention the biggest thing going on in our country right now," Schumer read.
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"I'm sure you can understand the sadness felt throughout the building as we realised late Saturday night that our dearest Cecil had been snatched from beneath our noses!" the spokesperson continued.
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" Days after Sherk's death, Bichir wrote ... "It is with inconceivable pain that I announce that on April 20, 2019, our dearest Stefanie Sherk, my beloved and loving wife, passed away peacefully.
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When, in season five, Jessa calls Hannah her "dearest friend," you try to remember the last time they even shared a scene together, let alone whether they ever seemed truly close.
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But watch and weep, Mother dearest: It is so astoundingly easy to produce an exceptional steak in this bad boy that even your little bundle of joy can pull it off.
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Morning prayer had always been dearest to her and she knelt and touched her forehead to the night-cooled ground and listened to the iman call the whole world into being.
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Dearest Family:We put together a really bad video montage of Trump ordering his troops to charge us naked with no guns and broadcast it at the enemy lines as a joke.
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If economic logic prevails, producers with the dearest and dirtiest oil—including Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria and Venezuela—should wind down output, but that would be painful and, for some, devastating.
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It's only revealed during a pre-wedding bridal weekend with her nearest and dearest chosen family, when Lu questions if her MDMA trip is making her feel like an orgasm might.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British grandmother who has never strayed onto the wrong side of the law in all her 93 years has fulfilled one of her dearest wishes - to be arrested.
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"McLerie etches a definitive portrait of the kind of mother whose character lies between Mother Teresa and Mommie Dearest," Lee Winfrey of Knight-Ridder News Service wrote in reviewing that show.
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More recently, HBO has been going after the true-crime audience with some of its Monday night documentaries, like last month's "Mommy Dead and Dearest," about a bizarre case in Missouri.
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So that could be why it's clued as "One's nearest and dearest, informally," as opposed to all the other times it was clued as an informal reference to actual blood relationships.
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But nowhere is China's effort to win over Myanmar clearer than as mediator in Myanmar's ethnic civil wars, the mission Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi says is dearest to her heart.
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Valentina and Alissa, a queer lady-couple who are some of our dearest friends, had spent two and a half years and $20,000 trying to get Alissa pregnant with no success.
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And the parts where I rolled my eyes, or predicted the lines before they came out of a character's mouth, were eerily similar to conversations with some of my dearest basic friends.
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We had some heartbreaking news about one of our dearest FOX NEWS colleague, our friend; Charles Krauthammer revealed he is in the final stages of his battle with cancer that has returned.
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"Being surrounded by dearest friends who are all amazing, talented, nurturing women and watching them enjoy every minute of the baby shower was a gift I shall sincerely cherish forever," says Tal.
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While, yes, Four Weddings has the potential to make things very awkward amongst even the dearest of friends, you have to admit that there's a certain refreshing honesty to the new premise.
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Buying the American equity market when it was cheapest brought an annual real return of 13% over the ensuing decade; buying it when it was dearest earned a return of just 3.5%.
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Instead of getting caught up in strict lists this season, scroll on to shop the hidden gems that your nearest and dearest won't know they needed until they open (and love) them.
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An interview right before Cameron Boyce's tragic death at the age of 20 focused on the two causes nearest and dearest to his heart: his extensive charity work and his beloved family.
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Even with the world watching, a guest tells PEOPLE that Middleton, 33, and Matthews, 41, were able to hang onto their original hope for a special day with their nearest and dearest.
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Now fair enough if you want to say it's a happy occasion that the married couple want to share with their nearest and dearest, but Mesi is doing exactly the same thing.
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When Nicole Niesner received a letter in November saying her divorce would be finalized the following month, she decided to mark the next chapter of her life with her dearest friends around.
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Related: Ariana Grande honors 'dearest friend' Mac Miller During Saturday night's episode, Davidson took a more serious tone and addressed the split during "Weekend Update," and this time there were no jokes.
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Released from classes because of a snowstorm, he seeks refuge at the nearby home of his dearest friend, Meredith, where her attempt to seduce him leads to the confession of his homosexuality.
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The Bushes were game to play along; the couple loved Houston the way they loved their nearest and dearest, and were perfectly willing to help it take a star turn or two.
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Crawford worries that her legacy will shatter if a nasty rumor from her past gets out (little did she know that her daughter Christina's book "Mommie Dearest" would take care of that).
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Let's put aside that same-sex couples accessing their federally-guaranteed right to legally wed in front of the nearest and dearest is pretty much as family-friendly as one can get.
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By saying our interests first, who cares about the others, we erase what a nation holds dearest, what gives it life, what makes it great and what is essential: its moral values.
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On Friday afternoon, she paid tribute to her ex-boyfriend in an emotional post, calling him her "dearest friend" and apologized for not being able to help Miller with his mental health struggles.
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Working from research by producers David Ulich and Dr. Steven Ungerleider, director Erin Lee Carr ("Mommy Dead and Dearest") methodically details Nassar's actions, and how they were allowed to continue for so long.
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When the 26-year-old web developer finally left Venezuela, he had just $230 in his pocket, scraped together from loans from friends as well as a fire sale of his dearest possessions.
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"We just really wanted it to be about us and our love and joining our families together and just celebrating with the people who are nearest and dearest to our heart," McDermott says.
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Read These Stories Next:9 Realistic Movie Moms That Don't Glamorize Motherhood The Essential Movies To Watch When You're Expecting From Mommie Dearest to Tami Taylor: The 20 Best & Worst Pop Culture Mothers
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Feels like losing family..." Daniel Logan, who played Boba Fett in "Star Wars: Episode II" and "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," tweeted: "So sad to hear one of my dearest friends passed away.
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The melodrama of the script, the melodrama of Crawford herself, and the melodrama of the production around Dunaway-as-Crawford all combine to make Mommie Dearest one of the campiest films ever made.
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Harumph. Do keep in mind, however, that the 3fap will also require three times the cleanup and three times the embarrassment when your nearest and dearest happen to find it under your bed.
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This initially seems like a victimless, forgivable crime — the infant gets a loving home, Isabel gets her dearest wish — but The Light Between Oceans plays it as though Isabel had suggested mass murder.
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These friends' obvious affection ("Dearest dearheart Norman," Ashby began one letter) greatly warms the documentary, along with Mr. Jewison's sensitive remembrances, helping to turn an already attractive portrait into a vividly alive one.
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But Prada Marfa can now mark its official passage from cult art to pop culture, as it received its highest-profile shout-out, to date: a visit from America's dearest family, the Simpsons.
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They involve poisonings and hangings and brutal beatings, often administered by those nearest and dearest to their victims, which are described here with the same queasy casualness as the rest of the gossip.
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Riverdale is not just saying goodbye to a character, but to the man the cast and crew cared for so dearly, with the help of Doherty, one of Perry's dearest friends and colleagues.
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People get trapped in private bubbles of speech, as it were, bouncing off their nearest and dearest, although the likelihood that anyone will stay near and dear to anyone else feels increasingly remote.
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PATTY INTRATOR Brooklyn To the Editor: I was shocked right out of my proverbial socks when one of my oldest, dearest friends emailed me to tell me she had voted for Donald Trump.
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With the president's dearest hope off the table, and with the meeting itself already representing a win for the North Koreans, what is it that Trump can realistically expect to gain from talks?
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Dearest Motherboarders, I'm excited to welcome you to our first Pilot Week: a week in which we put a bunch of new video series in front of your eyeballs and see what stands out.
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Because as much as we love using perfume to feel fancy, in the event you're throwing an extravagant party with all your dearest friends, a few spritzes of bougie fragrance just won't cut it.
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One of my oldest, dearest friends, a coworker at the snack shack where I worked during every middle and high school summer, took me to my first ever Warped Tour when I was 14.
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The Corbynites' dearest wish is to relive the 1980s—the harsh clash of ideologies, the bitter industrial disputes, the decimation of the middle ground—but this time in reverse and with them in charge.
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It's the dearest hope of every Manolo-wearing, Cosmopolitan-guzzling, serial-dating Sex and the City lover out there that one day, their four favorite ladies will reunite on-screen just one more time.
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Pricing from CanvasPop isn't exactly cheap, with my 12-inch-by-12-inch snail print costing $35 and the dearest 24-inch-by-72-inch prints hitting $419 when ordered with an added frame.
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Today the band is premiering the video for their track titled "Dearest Forgetful, I Have" which is admittedly a super emo-ass name for a song, but the band aims for something more interesting.
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It's been an unusual Apple event, starting off with talk of privacy, environmentalism, and health, but once Apple got into its usual product launch groove, it couldn't resist burning its nearest and dearest competitors.
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Prime subscribers could previously send direct links to photos to other people, but the new feature means that they are able to share the benefits of unlimited photo storage with their nearest and dearest.
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Winners for Worst Picture have varied from now-cult classics like Mommie Dearest and Showgirls to bigger Hollywood fare, such as Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen and the final chapter of the Twilight saga.
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LONDON — For many, Christmas would not be the same without a house brimming with cards from their nearest and dearest, stamped and sent by mail or hand-delivered in the heart of the season.
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"Dearest BUB, I will never forget your generosity, your limitless supply of love, or your uncanny ability to bring so much magic and joy to the world," her owner, Mike Bridavsky, said on Instagram.
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Later, at a Hilton Head luncheon, Biden Owens took a moment to embarrass Maureen, her "longest and dearest friend" from Delaware who now lived on the island and had come to hear her speak.
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The dearest seats for the opener were 590 Brazilian reais ($151), with tickets to the final costing a staggering 890 reais ($228), just shy of the national minimum wage of 998 reais per month.
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" The statement continues: "On top of losing the love of his life and his dearest friend, he has been dehumanized by the fictitious allegations made in the civil suit and repeatedly slandered in the press.
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But Satan, or Iblis in his Muslim incarnation, a redheaded wisecracker who claims to be Jacob's dearest friend, argues for a radical intervention that can open Jacob's "strictured heart", allowing him to feel and heal.
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But I had an amazing support system between the hospital staff, my parents, my brother, and my dearest of friends all surrounding me and telling me, I got this, and was doing a good job!
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But it also illustrates — in more intense circumstances than nearly any of us will ever experience — the way that fate cramps and cuts off our dearest dreams, and then sometimes makes ways for new ones.
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If Harry and Markle are engaged and keeping it under wraps, the only people who will be privy to such information will be their nearest and dearest — people they'd trust not to leak the information.
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From ugly-sweater parties, to family road trips and cocktail parties — the holiday season is a time to be with your nearest and dearest, and likely that will be at a party or get-together.
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So how do you gift skin care without making enemies of your nearest and dearest by indirectly sending the message that their blackheads are out of control and their fine lines aren't so fine anymore?
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He says, though, that the ultimate goal is to enable the study of the algorithms which some of the world's most valuable IT firms hold dearest: Facebook's newsfeed, for example, or Amazon's product-recommendation software.
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"Those two girls I met for the first time in 2005, so we've been friends and working together for so many years And they're my dearest friends," Michele tells PEOPLE exclusively about her beauty besties.
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While the Colombians clambered up the stands to celebrate with their nearest and dearest, Mahut consoled Roger-Vasselin who was crying into his towel as he struggled to come to terms with the near miss.
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Though Hickok lived for another five and a half years after Eleanor's death, "each year, on Eleanor Roosevelt's birthday, [Hickok] visited the grave with her personal tribute to her dearest friend: a single yellow rose."
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Those nearest and dearest to the new royal offered their support, frustration, and concern over the "global bullying" the mother-to-be has experienced from tabloids, Internet trolls, and — most heartbreakingly — her own immediate family.
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I will admit this to you, dearest of readers, until 30 minutes or so ago, I had no idea that the San Marino national team, and the San Marino Football Federation were things that existed.
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The 24-year-old Star Wars actor recently spent some quality time with his nearest and dearest, and documented the sweet moments on Instagram — including a photo of himself and his father wearing matching outfits.
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"Being surrounded by dearest friends who are all amazing, talented, nurturing women and watching them enjoy every minute of the baby shower was a gift I shall sincerely cherish forever," she added at the time.
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"I sit in awe of a brilliant woman earning every last dollar she can for the causes dearest to her; building a sum of infinite potential in the face of her own finality," he said.
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For example, Adora's treatment of Amma has reminded me throughout of Mommy Dead and Dearest — another real-life story of a fateful Munchausen's-by-Proxy murder, one that also unfolded in a small Missouri town.
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If you watched the 2017 HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest, you already know that the tale of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her mother Dee Dee is as wild a true crime as one can get.
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My dearest friends have a child with a medical condition that warrants an exemption from vaccinations, and should this bill pass, it would greatly affect their family's ability to care for their child in this state.
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So, while that's all great for a get-together any other day of the year, when the occasion is Thanksgiving — which involves those nearest and dearest to you — there's good reason to up your game. How?
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"Penelope Chilvers footwear is designed for travel and adventure, so it makes me very happy to see them being worn how they should be – as her oldest and dearest wardrobe staples," says the British footwear designer.
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The untimely demise of iconic rock 'n' roll hellraisers Motörhead—and their arguably even more iconic frontman, Lemmy Kilmister—sent shockwaves through the metal and rock communities, but hit the man's nearest and dearest the hardest.
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My dear companion, my great friend … I didn't answer your letter immediately because I needed to give the whole situation a lot of thought … Dearest, I am ready to emigrate with you as soon as possible.
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"Finally asking my family what they really think about me" is both an excuse for some hilarious back and forth with Emilia's siblings, and an exercise in revealing raw emotions to the ones she holds dearest.
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As with my last hospital roommate, I never saw this man's face and we never spoke, but I feel immeasurably close to him, as though in some ways I know him better than my dearest friends.
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On weekends, as I sit around a table laden with the fruit of my hard work and surrounded by my nearest and dearest, what starts off as breakfast naturally slips on to lunch, without anyone noticing.
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When you think of Mother's Day, you probably think first of your mom (as one should!) and then race to buy a card, call 1-800-Flowers, and/or order an Edible Arrangement online for mommy dearest.
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On Friday, Macelli revealed Blanchard was engaged to a man with whom she had a pen pal correspondence, and who initially wrote her a letter after watching the HBO documentary about her case, Mommy Dead and Dearest.
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"My dearest family and friends, the Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs released an official list of survivors from the attacks and Sander and Sascha's names were not on that list," Marjan Pinczowski-Fasbender wrote in the post.
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WHEN reports surfaced in 20023 of foreign students with no known income buying homes worth millions of dollars in Vancouver, locals said it was yet more evidence that foreigners were inflating prices in Canada's dearest property market.
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Others, such as Guevara in Britain and Friendsurance in Germany, try to get groups of friends to pool risks, on the assumption that they know better than the actuaries how accident-prone their nearest and dearest are.
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New albums from Nick Cave and M.I.A dropped this week; the former is a heartbreaking, stark work from one of our dearest artists, the latter is likely the final chapter in the career of a unique iconoclast.
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With "Feral," expertly directed by Ross MacKay, the troupe chronicles the decline of Scottish seaside towns while capturing the feeling of growing old and realizing that we can't always recognize ourselves in the memories we hold dearest.
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Even the inevitable made-for-TV specials have all played on the troubled mother-daughter relationship, with titles like Mommy Dead and Dearest (HBO, May 2017), Mother Knows Best: A Story of Munchausen By Proxy and Murder (Dr.
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So it would appear that this is the end of his story and that, after the events dramatized in The Act and the documentary Mommy Dead & Dearest, Godejohn will be in prison for the rest of his life.
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I know mom & dad were with us … Thank you for such a beautiful dinner last night and bringing so many our dearest and special friends to celebrate my day and the beginning of this new year for me.
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"Since @willsmith got me look'n all crazy n his Daddy Dearest video… I had to push some 'counter programming,&apos" Pinkett Smith captioned the post in reference to the playful video her husband Will Smith posted hours before.
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"Given the fact that that heinous s— came out, I would simply say I've kept this under wraps out of reverence for my dearest Emma," Louis-Dreyfus told the outlet, dispelling any reports that the siblings were estranged.
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Down here, we have a huge gay and lesbian community, and some of my dearest friends are gay and lesbian, and that has been a struggle for me, because I was raised to believe that that's not Biblical.
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After the ceremony, which was attended by 60 of their nearest and dearest, the couple and their crew headed to The Butcher's Daughter on Abbot Kinney, where they were joined by another 40 guests for a wedding reception.
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I walked the Roman paths that were most familiar and dearest to me, lingered in the Roman piazzas that had given me pleasure before and supped not just on the classics but on one classic in particular: gricia.
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Notice to Prevent and Control Wuhan New Coronavirus (nCoV) Our dearest friends of Sichuan Impression, After a Washington state resident was diagnosed with the new coronavirus infection, a second US case was confirmed in Chicago on the 2628th.
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Yet standing in that dark space with some of my dearest friends and colleagues, it also acted as a reminder of everything we've been able to do in spite of that, and what more must still be done.
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Mr. Nichols became one of Mr. Garfield's dearest mentors, and his death, along with Mr. Hoffman's in 2014 — "I'm so lucky I got to brush my soul against him every night," Mr. Garfield said — left him lastingly bereft.
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Myanmar is now depending on China to help solve its problems — especially as a mediator in Myanmar's ethnic civil wars, the mission Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's de facto leader, says is dearest to her heart.
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"To share his 1,200th trap was an honor and, to me, symbolic of what we hold dearest as naval aviators – commitment to our craft, commitment to mission accomplishment, and commitment to one another," said Hockycko in a news release.
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A YouGov/Times poll in January found that whereas only 9% of Leavers would mind if a close relative married a strong Remainer, 37% of Remainers would be bothered if their nearest and dearest hooked up with a Brexiteer.
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So, dearest critics, wince away As I shout-out, this holiday, The Khizr Khans, that Gold Star clan, And kind Pope Francis, holy man, And Meryl Streep and S. E. Cupp— May all find joy that fills them up!
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The final track on the album, "Call on God," is a warm reminder of one of the convictions she held dearest—that she was never alone even in her darkest moments, a fitting closing chapter she'll remain immortalized through.
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"Dearest Home," which closes the monthlong Lumberyard in the City festival, draws on Mr. Abraham's conversations with people of different ages and cultural backgrounds, integrating that material with his lush movement style and an original score by Jerome Begin.
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"Mommie Dearest" was a worldwide phenomenon, and it inspired Davis's oldest daughter, B.D. Hyman (née Barbara Davis Sherry, child of Davis's marriage to William Sherry) to write her own book, portraying her mother as a mean, self-involved alcoholic.
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Their sometimes combative relationship often drew comparisons to Grey Gardens and Mommie Dearest in the press — no doubt due to Fisher's semi-autobiographical novel, Postcards from the Edge, and its subsequent film adaptation starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaine.
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Seeking out the most meaningful, heartfelt gifts can be tough, and Coca-Cola has decided it's time to throw it back to the older days and send your nearest and dearest a Message in a Bottle — digital age style.
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A variety show in 1968 and a situation comedy in 1972, both called "The Don Rickles Show," were short-lived, as was "Daddy Dearest," a 1993 sitcom in which he and the comedian Richard Lewis played father and son.
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Because I've worked hard, because I'm not going to wait for someone to buy me the things I covet (nor do I want to), and because I want to treat myself as well as I treat those dearest to me.
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From Netflix series The Keepers to the chilling HBO documentary Mommy Dead & Dearest to creepy podcast Dirty John, true crime fans should be satiated until we can learn more about the case against Avery and Dassey in a new doc series.
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As news broke that First Lady Barbara Bush would not seek further medical treatment despite her failing health, some of her dearest friends are bracing for goodbye — and looking back on her 73-year marriage to husband George H.W. Bush.
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We're not saying that a colorblocked turtleneck or pink pom-pom beanie will suddenly raise temps by 30 degrees, but they will lift your mood — and those of your dearest pals — and make your seasonal celebrations a little more bright.
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"One of my dearest childhood memories is of my mom and I belting her classics like 'Bidi Bidi Bom Bom' and 'Techno Cumbia' in the family van during our annual road trips to Mexico," Campos wrote in a blog post.
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I remember finding out she was on reality series EJNYC, and while she was proud to be on a show with her dearest friend EJ Johnson and her sister, Maya, it was just one of many things on her plate.
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No matter how you feel about gifts, there's really no getting around the desire to spoil your nearest and dearest with a little something special over the holidays, so why not use that opportunity to support a Black-owned business?
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The Lifetime movie goes relatively light on the wider extent of Dee Dee's fraud, which, as "Mommy Dead and Dearest" detailed, earned the pair trips to Disney World and charitable support from neighbors and national organizations devoted to assisting sick kids.
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It's no surprise that he made one of the best films about a Hollywood star that the industry has yet produced: "Mommie Dearest," from 1981, which screens June 4 and June 6 in the Quad Cinema's retrospective of the Perrys' work.
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Still, her legacy has been distorted over the years, most notably by Faye Dunaway's portrayal of her as a vicious, rapidly melting clown woman in 1981's Mommie Dearest, and Feud does its best to avoid furthering that two-dimensional take.
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We know as well as any that even the best-intentioned child can wreck havoc on the most thought-out travel plans, a dream vacation turned into a horror show thanks to a small creature nearest and dearest to your heart.
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This HBO documentary, from the filmmaker Erin Lee Carr ("Mommy Dead and Dearest"), examines how the competitive nature of the sport helped contribute to a culture of silence and allowed Nassar to groom his victims and the adults around them.
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Some theories online suggest that the New You is none other than Mommy dearest, and that Season 3 is less about him finding a new romantic mark and more about facing his trauma (and like, trying not to kill his mom).
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It's unknown whether the incident occurred thanks to a run of the mill disagreement or a screaming match, but either way, the father took command of one of the teen's dearest possessions, his cannabis plants, and tossed them on a bonfire.
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"We want to know if there are people who do business with the city of Los Angeles … who wish to profit from building a wall that would divide us from our nearest and dearest neighbor, Mexico," Councilman Gil Cedillo said Tuesday.
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There's a kinship between artists of the Casablanca School and more contemporary artists working in non-European contexts, like Rayyane Tabet, who performed "Victoria Dearest," a piece about his great grandfather's work with a German archaeologist during the colonial period.
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Carr has devoted her career to telling the stories of complicated women, like Gypsy Rose Blanchard, whose story captivated the world in her 2017 HBO doc, Mommy Dead and Dearest, and her upcoming documentary about the rampant abuse within the USA Gymnastic community.
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If someone asked you what you would do with unlimited money, you might say: Buy a house; buy every item I've been hoarding in my online shopping cart; buy two houses; make a huge donation to the cause dearest to my heart.
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As working parents, it's hard to make time for friends — so these dinner provide a monthly opportunity to see our dearest ones without worrying about childcare, the expense of a meal's worth of extra groceries, and tons of cleanup — everyone pitches in.
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Dearest Martha, I write to you from the cold wastes of Earth on the first day of the New Year, 2023, the third year of war, and so close to your own child's decanting date that it pains me to think on thee.
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Dearest ZQ, Hey young one with the round cheeks, big eyes, long think hair, and skinny little legs … in the next seven years you'll suffer the loss of your twin, your partner in crime, your aunt, your cousin and your fairy godmother.
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After a lot of thought I chose to mark it with one of my oldest and dearest friends, a friend who has been there continuously through my baby loss journey over the past eight years, and whose love and support has been unwavering.
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"I am feeling great and ready to turn over a new leaf thank you so much to everyone for your support especially my nearest and dearest I love you all ❤ ( and yes this is me in prison ) #abbyleemiller #abbylee #dancemoms #dance #aldc."
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Taking an average from endless online sources, it would seem that we have at least five million hair follicles — or, put another way, a lot less than a chimpanzee, our nearest and dearest relative, but a lot more than a Mexican hairless dog.
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The affidavit ends by describing how Butina and Torshin attended the National Prayer Breakfast in February 2017, shortly after Trump's inauguration, and by quoting from some communications in which Butina suggested she was acting on Russia's behalf ("My dearest president received 'the message'").
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Today, Politico reported that daddy's dearest daughter had a bunch of secret meetings with the leaders of women's groups soon after her father's inauguration, including the heads of Planned Parenthood, the National Women's Law Center, and the National Partnership for Women and Family.
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Judy Feiffer, a photographer, novelist and book editor who fostered best-selling memoirs by two fledgling authors, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou and "Mommie Dearest" by Christina Crawford, died on June 27 at her home in Manhattan.
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"My dearest friends have a child with a medical condition that warrants an exemption from vaccinations, and should this bill pass, it would greatly affect their family's ability to care for their child in this state," Ms. Biel wrote on Instagram on Thursday.
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Wilbur's revisions are clever — they even elicited widespread laughter at the production Harold Prince directed at New York City Opera in January — but according to Mr. Pollack, they don't achieve the soaring assonance of Latouche's lyrics: Dearest, how can this be so?
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The Saturday and Sunday brunch options at the Nitehawk aren't exactly flattering choices for Mom: Mothers are variously competing for the limelight (in "Postcards From the Edge," also showing at the Alamo Drafthouse on Sunday), mummified ("Psycho") or, well, Joan Crawford ("Mommie Dearest").
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He is a musician, whose proudest boast is that he owns a piano stool once sat on by Hoagy Carmichael, and whose dearest wish is to open a jazz joint in what is currently, to his great indignation, a samba and tapas place.
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My fiancé and I thought about having a small wedding for approximately 60 seconds before we realized that my dearest aunts are not in the immediate family circle, and if we made an exception, what about my less-dear-but-still-cool uncles?
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"Since @willsmith got me look'n all crazy in his Daddy Dearest video ... I had to push some &aposcounter programming,&apos" Jada captioned the sultry pic, which she snapped in what appeared to be the closet on the yacht her family is currently vacationing on.
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One of our favorite holiday traditions used to be tuning in to see what elaborate feast Monica Geller had whipped up, thanklessly, while her nearest and dearest picked fights, brought truly awful guests, and tried to force-feed everyone meat covered in custard and jam.
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Her years of inflicting medical abuse were well documented first in Michelle Dean's gripping Buzzfeed article about Dee Dee and Gypsy back in 2016, then in HBO's investigative documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, in 2017, and now, in Hulu's dramatic limited series, The Act.
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Still, when The Wolf finally lumbers onto the stage to kick off his master class in sales, he roars to his hangry fans about the issues dearest to their hearts — family, money, the sins of political correctness — and they bark their loyal barks right back.
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It's one of many contradictions and paradoxes that Carr balances throughout the film, and one of many moments that make Mommy Dead and Dearest a must-watch for any fan of true crime, or any fan of stories from the depths of the troubled South.
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Joan has heard from her editor that her eldest daughter Christina is writing a scathing book about her (the book that would become Mommie Dearest, and eventually the same-name movie starring Faye Dunaway), but she turned down the chance to read a galley.
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Filmmaker Erin Lee Carr, whose documentaries, Thought Crimes and Mommy Dead and Dearest both aired on HBO and both dealt with sometimes uncomfortable questions about gender, violence, and sexuality, says that what Nevins prizes above all, despite her self-identification as a phony, is authenticity.
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After five years of dating (and just two weeks before Edie Windsor became a household name and brought federal tax breaks to the gays), we married in front of 100 of our nearest and dearest in what was easily the best weekend of our lives.
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Dee Dee and Gypsy Blanchard were the focus of a 2016 investigative article by Michelle Dean and a 2017 HBO documentary, Mommy Dead and Dearest, and the new Hulu drama series, The Act, co-created by Dean and Nick Antosca, is based on their story.
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As they keep talking, occasionally directly to us (which feels fully earned here), and with increasing frustration at the lack of a receptive audience among their nearest and dearest, these fretful souls begin to acknowledge the extent to which they have set their own traps.
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Although fans have endeared themselves to Nichols' barstool confessional style of songwriting, he takes a step back on this record to try out some third-person storytelling, like on standout track "To My Dearest Wife," which is modeled after letters home from Civil War soldiers.
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Just in the past week, I read books by two friends, Edna O'Brien's wise little biography of James Joyce and an engagingly eccentric autobiography, "Confessions of an Old Jewish Painter," by one of my dearest dead friends, the great American artist R. B. Kitaj.
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"Dearest Home," which closes the monthlong Lumberyard in the City festival with performances Wednesday through July 2, draws on Mr. Abraham's conversations with people of different ages and cultural backgrounds, integrating that material with his lush movement style and an original score by Jerome Begin.
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Their most enduring pop culture moment came in a disturbing and class-conscious depiction of child abuse, when Faye Dunaway famously shrieked "NO... WIRE... HANGERS!" in the 1981 Joan Crawford biopic Mommie Dearest (surely undoing the goodwill engendered by Halloween's closet scene three years earlier).
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"Brazil is one of the main markets for the company worldwide, so we decided to launch the campaign here and pay tribute to the solidarity of Brazilians inspired by one of the country's dearest traditions," she said, according to a statement sent to CNBC.
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Mr. Abraham's Joyce production "Dearest Home," first staged in 2017, has so little in common with "The Runaway," his radical-chic creation for New York City Ballet (ballet meets hip-hop), which had its debut last week, that it's hard to know who he is.
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"The spirit of friendship and cooperation between our countries, our leaders and our people, that most special of relationships, has a long and proud history," she said, adding that the United States was "not just the closest of allies but the dearest of friends".
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If you were one of the many Game of Thrones fans whose dearest wish going into the Battle of Winterfell was to see the Hound and Arya saving one another's lives and fighting together like old pals before both walking away in one piece, this episode delivered.
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Her speaking tour is scheduled to stop in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Detroit, Denver, San Jose, and Dallas, where she will have candid conversation with some of her "dearest friends," including Tracee Ellis Ross, Reese Witherspoon, and Sarah Jessica Parker to name a few.
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" Clinton elaborated on those remarks at the Thursday press conference, saying putting a significant number of US troops on the ground in Iraq and Syria would "fulfill one of (ISIS') dearest wishes which is to drag the United States back into a ground war in that region.
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"I couldn't control my tears of joy knowing that the man I loved most in the world wanted me to spend the rest of my life with him and that our dearest family and friends were there to be a part of this special moment," Chelsea recalls.
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HBO's new true crime documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest, helmed by Erin Lee Carr (a former employee of Vox Media), doesn't have to do much to hook the viewer turning up for a briefing on the baffling and troubling story of Dee Dee Blancharde and Gypsy Rose.
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When a user on Twitter reached out to Kim Kardashian West to ask what came of the photos from that edgy shoot, Kim admitted that she had big plans to mail it out to all of her nearest and dearest in the spirit of holiday cheer.
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The time will come, the time will not be long in coming, when new ties will be formed about you — ties that will bind you yet more tenderly and strongly to the home you so adorn — the dearest ties that will ever grace and gladden you.
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Love, Mother January 2, 1861 Dearest Edward, I wanted to tell you about an idea I had for a sort of travelling box on wheels that you could tie a horse to in the front, but Margaret Mooseford says that's a carriage, and I suppose she's right.
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When the writer Miriam Bale wrote a feminist critique of "Feud," then tweeted, "I want to hit Ryan Murphy over the head w/ a can of Bon Ami" (a "Mommie Dearest" reference), he obtained her e-mail address and asked her to give him a call.
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Speaking of being lucky -- I am superstitious, so I am almost afraid to type this, but I am counting my blessings every second that my nearest and dearest are doing OK. I check in with my parents daily, who are taking this seriously and are hunkered down.
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Later — years later — the nonsummer will seem monumental and profound, the things you said up there on the roof will seem like the utterance of a dramatic manifesto, the people you said them to will seem like your dearest, closest friends, when, really, you were drunk.
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To those who read, watched, knew, or felt they knew you — we're talking about millions of Americans here — you showed what it means to be a man of independent mind and sound judgment, up for the defense of the things we hold dearest, the things that matter.
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After hearing the details, it'll come as no surprise that the case of Clauddine "Dee Dee" Blanchard and her daughter, Gypsy Rose, inspired a massively popular 2016 Buzzfeed article, an HBO documentary called Mommy Dead and Dearest, and most recently, a Hulu show called The Act, out March 20.
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I write Hello, J-Daddy, and My Dearest J-Daddy, and My Darling Daddy with all capital D's, I want to know everything about everything you've ever done and I want to know how you did all of those things and were you scared when you did them?
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Shortly after celebrating her 21st birthday earlier this month, a Keeping Up with the Kardashians source told PEOPLE that while Jenner "is very proud that she is only 21 and has accomplished so much already," there's one experience that Jenner holds nearest and dearest to her heart: motherhood.
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"Kitty is continuously rejecting possible bowls of cream and yet he doesn't know quite what he wants instead--except that he does long to devote all of his fur to something," the younger, less settled Mr Bachardy writes in 1965 to Isherwood, his "Dearest Stallion" or "Precious Pony".
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The complicated star opens up in PEOPLE's new issue about her successes and struggles in Hollywood, the movies that made cinematic history, her most memorable onscreen love interests – Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson and Steve McQueen – and the real problem with Mommie Dearest, a film she rarely speaks of.
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PARIS (Reuters) - For the second time in three days Alexander Zverev found himself two-sets-to-one down at the French Open and his poor run at the Grand Slams looked set to continue as he put his nearest and dearest through the wringer for more than three hours.
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Obsessing over tactical minutiae; planning major life events around the fixture list; refusing to speak to their nearest and dearest for much of the weekend when their side loses; these things are par for the course for dedicated football fans, and mundane facts of life for everyone else.
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"Sometimes you visit corpses all around the world and realize that the corpses dearest to your heart are right in your own backyard," she writes, launching into an anecdote about caring for a decomposed body with such enthusiastic detail I practically had to read it through my fingers.
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" Elsewhere he is true to (stereo)type, as in this letter to Max Brod, in its entirety, near Christmas, 1907: "Dearest Max, I am feeling so rotten that I think I can manage only if I don't talk to anyone for a week, or as long as proves necessary.
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But the ambition to do so was mocked memorably on the "30 Rock" episode "Dealbreakers Talk Show #001," in which Tracy Jordan, the character played by Tracy Morgan, decides that it is his dearest ambition to win all four awards, transforming the acronym into a verb: to EGOT.
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If your zanshin is up to snuff and you are functioning like a true martial artist—distrusting even your nearest and dearest and mentally running through how you would set up the throat punch on the person you're talking to at any time—you might never find yourself at knife point.
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Obama's speaking tour is scheduled to stop in Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Detroit, Denver, San Jose, and Dallas, where she will have candid conversation with some of her "dearest friends," including Oprah Winfrey, Tracee Ellis Ross, Reese Witherspoon, and Sarah Jessica Parker to name a few.
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Film-wise, there are a handful of all-time greats, both vintage (High Noon) and modern (Children of Men), some solid nostalgia/camp viewing (Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Mommie Dearest), and modern horror classics both established (The Babadook) and pending (the jury's still out on Netflix's upcoming Death Note adaptation).
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To its credit, The Act doesn't hide that Gypsy isn't actually sick and that Dee Dee is creating these ailments for reasons impossible to explain, as anyone who's familiar with the original BuzzFeed story — or with HBO's true-crime documentary about Dee Dee and Gypsy, Mommy Dead and Dearest — will recall.
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Donna Tartt blows me away — that impeccable writing, so rich you could eat it and so luminous that it lights up the whole room, and the way she brings her characters to life so completely and in such fine detail that you know them as intimately as your dearest friends.
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Getting up close and personal, we meet their nearest and dearest, discover their creative process, and dive deep into how and why they choose to take risks and speak their own truths: from community spaces to sold-out gigs, life-changing friendships all the way to a BFF-turned-MUA.
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"It's been over a decade since I've hit the road but I am thrilled to put together an intimate, elevated evening of new and old tunes, performed with a superb group of musicians (in fact some are my nearest and dearest)," Moore said on an Instagram post announcing the tour.
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The pop star's arms are littered with little images and phrases all over that pay homage to the people, animals and objects in her life she holds nearest and dearest, such as a tribute to her deceased dog Floyd, her nickname for her assistant Cheyne "BIEWTY" Thomas, and a colorful little avocado.
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Since then, drink-slapping has appeared in numerous films: In the 1977 movie Turning Point, starring Shirley MacLaine and Anne Bancroft, Bancroft's character throws a drink into the face of MacLaine's; as Joan Crawford, Faye Dunaway threw a drink in the face of her Mommie Dearest co-star, Steve Forrest in 1981.
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Face in the Crowd LONDON — "Pics or it didn't happen," said the pop star and actor Nick Jonas, who, backstage after the Topman Design show at London Collections Men, had found a Wi-Fi connection and hopped onto his Instagram account to share a video with 5.6 million of his nearest and dearest.
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I will forever miss him 💔," Sofia captioned the clip, writing alongside a follow-up snapshot of herself and Jake longing on a couch, "Bubba 💔" The model's dad, legendary musician Lionel Richie, also shared two videos of Jake and expressed his sorrow over the loss of "one of our dearest family members.
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So just to recap: Square Enix plucked at viewers' hearts with some of the series' most deeply moving songs, cheered them up with a little salute to dearest and best boy Emil, then invited them to spend the rest of that time slot watching people try to kill Emil and also electrocute themselves.
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Since HBO's documentary about the murder of Dee Dee Blanchard, Mommy Dead and Dearest, premiered in 2017, people have been fascinated by the true crime case involving Gypsy Rose Blanchard, and now that Hulu's series, The Act, which is based on the same case has premiered, that interest is getting stirred up all over again.
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Instead of charging up the stands to hug his nearest and dearest — as he had done in 229 when he ended Britain's 220-year wait for a men's champion — Murray slumped in his chair and sobbed into a towel just relieved to have ended a 220-month search for a third grand slam title.
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The holiday season always inspires generosity, but it's important to remember that splurging on your nearest and dearest also comes with the harsh reality of credit limits and having to spend New Year's Eve with Chinese food takeout and a live telecast of Times Square on your couch — all because you went over budget.
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To coincide with the launch, she'll be embarking on a speaking tour with stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Detroit, Denver, San Jose and Dallas to have candid conversation with some of her "dearest friends," including Oprah Winfrey, Tracee Ellis Ross, Reese Witherspoon and Sarah Jessica Parker to name a few.
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While the couple is doing a laudable job of performing the tasks of adulthood — Brett works as a sound composer on a television series and Michelle manages the ongoing business of running their lives while also trying to get a charter school going in the neighborhood — their nearest and dearest haven't done the same.
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That philosophy was on display a year after the women wed when in 215 -- in what seems straight out of the cult classic, "Mommie Dearest" -- the Harts declined to foster a friend's teenage daughter because she "used wire hangers against the Harts' wishes," according to a Minnesota Child Welfare report cited in the Oregon report.
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Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch), at the Blossom Residence, is presented with the bleak realization, care of mommy dearest Penelope (Nathalie Boltt), that this Christmas will not be filled with tidings and joy because they no longer have positive cash flow coming in – that's what happens when your Dad uses the family syrup business as a front for a drugs.
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Sleepless on the flight over, Audrey sneaks into the first class cabin, where she meets handsome British aristocrat Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans, who exudes appealingly smarmy charm even here), who invites her and Nick along for a fancy weekend with his uncle, billionaire Malcolm Quince (Terrence Staple), and a colorful array of his nearest and dearest.
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Farrah Abraham has been single since she split from her boyfriend Simon Saran back in June, but the reality star says her mom Debra is all for setting her up in the new season of Teen Mom OG. "You are going to see my mother dearest try to have me go on dates," Abraham tells PEOPLE of the docu-series's latest season.
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The podcast to listen to when you're tired of your Facebook friends trying to sell you stuff:The Dream by Little Everywhere and Stitcher is hosted by Jane Marie and goes "into the world of pyramid schemes, multi-level marketing, and all the other businesses that require their members to recruit their nearest and dearest in hopes of a commission."9.
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And yet the cash register's ka-ching won't be the only thing alarming Viall when he travels around the country to meet those nearest and dearest to his four finalists — he'll also face the rejection of potential fathers-in-law, the probing questions of would-be mothers-in-law and the ghosts of relationship posts when ex Andi Dorfman shows up unexpectedly.
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" In this sense, the child is not "getting rid of" the parents but "exalting" them, and the whole project of replacing the parents with superior versions "is only an expression of the child's longing for the happy, vanished days when his father seemed to him the noblest and strongest of men and his mother the dearest and loveliest of women.
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And that's true of lots of films that initially received a PG rating, whether because PG-2017 hadn't been invented yet (as in the case of 1975's Jaws or 1981's Mommie Dearest) or apparently because of the tastes and preferences of the raters at the time (see also Beetlejuice, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Big, all released in 1988).
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Then, once I realized that not only were Boston post-metallers Lesser Glow staying at the same place as I was (with The Atlas Moth's Stavros and Alex, two of my oldest and dearest friends in this scene) but that I'd actually known their vocalist, Alec Rodriguez, for many years as well, it felt like I'd hit a sort of extremely specific lottery.
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This 1992 column by Marjorie Perloff, titled "Mommy Dearest," published shortly before the Bush clan suffered a humiliating political defeat at the hands of Bill Clinton, torches the widely held conceit that Barbara Bush was an emblem of traditional family values, using as evidence, rather dubiously it must be admitted, the recollections of Perloff and her daughter, who was friends with Bush's daughter Dordie in the 1960s.
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China, in turn, declares that America is disingenuous to say that its dearest wish is a nuclear-free Korean peninsula, when in truth it is most worried about American national security—explaining why successive presidents from George H.W. Bush onwards have focused not just on the Kim dynasty's pursuit of nuclear weapons, but on its development of missiles that could carry those weapons to American soil.
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And, as Mommy Dead and Dearest explains via surreal police interrogation footage, she was hiding a grim story: Dee Dee had been brutally murdered by Gypsy's online boyfriend, Nick Godejohn, a geek on the autism spectrum with a history of mental illness, who had readily agreed to Gypsy's request that he kill Dee Dee in order to free Gypsy from a life of unconscionable abuse.
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By the way, if you haven't solved yet and would like to do so with tens of thousands of your nearest and dearest internet friends, or you have solved and would like to show everyone how smart you are, please join me as I try to explain this one live and without a net on The New York Times's Facebook page, Thursday at around 1 p.m.
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Carr worked with HBO on the documentaries Thought Crimes: The Case of the Cannibal Cop; Mommy Dead and Dearest, about the murder of Dee Dee Blanchard; I Love You, Now Die, which explores the case of Michelle Carter, a teenager accused of encouraging her boyfriend to die by suicide; and 2019's At the Heart of Gold, a critical view of the USA Gymnastics sex abuse scandal.
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As season two wound to its close, Penny acquired a kind of magical cancer, which ate away at him from the inside, and season three began with his nearest and dearest racing to find a cure while he took a job with the Library, a magical interdimensional space, which could drastically slow the progress of his disease so long as he remained within its walls.
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"I am feeling great and ready to turn over a new leaf thank you so much to everyone for your support especially my nearest and dearest I love you all ❤️ ( and yes this is me in prison ) #abbyleemiller #abbylee #dancemoms #dance #aldc" The former dance instructor reported to the Victorville Federal Correctional Institution in California to serve her 2000-day sentence for bankruptcy fraud in July 2017.
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To its credit, The Act doesn't hide that Gypsy isn't actually sick and that Dee Dee is creating her daughter's ailments for reasons impossible to explain, as anyone who's familiar with this story from an earlier BuzzFeed article that The Act is based on — or with HBO's true-crime documentary about Dee Dee and Gypsy, Mommy Dead and Dearest, or Lifetime's TV movie version of this story — will recall.
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I recently spoke with three filmmakers who are women of color: Jackie Kong, the Chinese-American director of the 1987 cult classic "Blood Diner"; Mattie Do, 36, a Vietnamese-Laotian-American filmmaker who directed "Dearest Sister" and was the first woman to direct a feature film made in Laos; Maria Wilson, 28, the daughter of a white Honduran mother and a black father who directed her debut fantasy short "Venefica" on a budget of $1,000.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — This pro-level Saturday grid was a typical head-scratcher, with plenty of lengthy, uncommon answers, and I took particular pride in entering the grid via what I would argue were the two lowest-brow of all clues, ROSEANNE to start ("Sitcom set in Lanford, Ill." and vehicle for the awesome actress Laurie Metcalf, among others), and then the one that broke the top of the grid open for me, MOMMIE DEAREST.
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