It's funny, because she was in the news right before she died because of the custody thing with her daughter and then her son died while visiting her in the hospital and then she died like 2-3 days later.
Oh, sorry. My bad. She died 5 months after her son did.
I remember that it was a Jewish man that fell in love with a Jewish women called Ruth n she loved art, they fell in love and got married, they tried to have a baby and couldn't, so she wanted to adopt one of her students who was badly treated by his parents.
No...not funny as in "ha ha" more like peculiar because she was a Z list celebrity and she had no reason to be in the news except for her custody thing that the settlement on her oil tycoon husband that was like 587 when she married him ;)
I actually thought that it was really sad. She basically killed herself with drugs and alcohol after the death of her son. It was kind of heartbreaking :'(
The movie talk about a guy who have been forced by the government to find a partner in 48 hours or he will sent to a wired place
Any ideas about the name of the movie ?
Thanks for the help
@DForck42 Well, it is fine if you take them as prescribed. I have taken percocet and valium together after my surgery and my accident. You just can't take too much and you can't combine 2 different kinds. Ledger had oxycodone and vicodin in his system along with valium and an anti-depressant. Bad combo.
In Season 4 of Agents of SHIELD, it was shown that android 'has memorized the complete Darkhold'source (E07), so why does her creator still want a book so badly (E09)?
He could use Aida to create a new high-tech technology based on her knowledge and understanding, or ask her to dump the remember...
Most likely late 80s early 90s movie about a guy who I seem to recall has a cyborg arm.
The final scene is him confronting the bad guy and saying something like:
"You don't own a man until you own ##punches into the bad guy's chest## his heart! ##rips out bad guy's heart##"
I think it had st...
> l'm on a No-Fly list? This is ridiculous. I have a pregnant wife, I have to get back. This is a huge misunderstanding. What am l supposed to do? > Have you ever seen Forrest Gump? > Yes. > Well, he ran across country, and he was pretty stupid. So l have faith in you.
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Strange ask :) for ages now ive been trying to find a film its an action film late 80s early 90s but for the life of me cant remember the name of the film but i can remember what its about: its about a guy that returns home to find his wife and son along with a...
@NapoleonWilson I honestly don't see it as a problem
I thik the general concensus will be that a question about the movie itself is off-topic, but asking about literary works based off the movie or it's universe will be on-topic
@DForck42 That's what I hope for too. I know common sense will be a great deal. It's just the hypothetical "we'll do everything ever created" speak at the moment that is disturbing, but I know it might not be put to actual practice anyway.
Long time ago, I watched a french movie with a married and a young couple, and I would like to know the name of the movie. The wife falls in love with the young guy, and her plan is to manipulate her husband to have an affair with the young girl in order to make them break up. She succeeds and th...
The new Netflix series has a very distinctive visual style to it. I am, however, at a loss on how to describe it to anyone else. What are the elements that make up the visual style of the show, and how would one describe it?
Seriously? They are debating on whether or not song lyrics are on topic? Oh my. I'm sure someone brought up Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell already, then ;)
@Randal'Thor I will see my sister later tonight and I have no problem telling her about that literature site, but I would probably not encourage her to do anything over there until things are settled down a little and more consistent. It was really difficult for me to even convince her to post anything over here after what she saw over at SE History. She was really repelled by SE because she actually spent a fair amount of time on History and really didn't care for the atmosphere over there.
@steelersquirrel If the song was made for the movie, and the lyrics are part of the plot, I can definitely see how that would be on-topic. But I can definitely see your point if it's "off the shelf" music.
@steelersquirrel Fair enough. I do hope she'll participate there at some point though. My Poe question has an answer, but it's not complete ... you can tell her that ;-)
@steelersquirrel Overlap isn't a problem per se, just when it results from cramming stuff into a site for inclusion's sake but which the site was never intended for. The Music Fans guy would lick their fingers after the U2 question HDE asked, instead they'll keep sitting on ID and trivia.
@NapoleonWilson Well, there have been some great questions about SFF works asked on Lit too. But I have no issues with that - the SFF site already gets enough attention, but Lit needs as many good questions as it can get.
@Randal'Thor Yes, because noone has any doubts that SciFi books were, are, and will ever be perfectly 100% unambiguously on-topic on Literature. The same way I don't mourn all the missed Star Wars questions. James Bond and The Dark Knight, though...
When you start including stuff just for inclusion's sake and because you'd like to pick yourself the great literary analysis questions about songs and films, then I'm not gonna be on board.
Noone thinks about U2 or David Fincher when "literature" comes up.
The movie talk about a guy who have been forced by the government to find a partner in 48 hours or he will sent to a wired place
Any ideas about the name of the movie ?
Thanks for the help
Most likely late 80s early 90s movie about a guy who I seem to recall has a cyborg arm.
The final scene is him confronting the bad guy and saying something like:
"You don't own a man until you own ##punches into the bad guy's chest## his heart! ##rips out bad guy's heart##"
I think it had st...
The new Netflix series has a very distinctive visual style to it. I am, however, at a loss on how to describe it to anyone else. What are the elements that make up the visual style of the show, and how would one describe it?
