Natalie to be female Thor
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Practicing before VR Sumarians.
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I'll have the Cuneiform Beef. No fish sauce.
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What is the fish sauce made out of?
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Asian fish sauce is often made from anchovies, salt, and water.
In Somalia, lord only knows.
In Somalia, lord only knows.
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The works
Natalie, Jedi, fish sauce and bread sticks.
Natalie, Jedi, fish sauce and bread sticks.
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Everyone gained at least 1 Beyoncé booty during quarantine...
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Her Thor outfit is out. Wondering if she put on at least 1 Beyoncé booty worth of muscle...
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That sounds like work so no. Implants for Hollywood.
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Security increased on Natalie Portman Apple TV+ series after crew was threatened
Police in Baltimore have arrested a street vendor who allegedly threatened violence and tried to extort a crew member working on the Apple TV+ production of "Lady in the Lake."
Baltimore Police say Keith L. Brown, 43, verbally threatened violence against members of the production crew, brandished a gun and demanded the crew pay him $50,000 in order to continue working at a downtown Baltimore location where they were filming, according to a police report obtained by CNN.
Brown, who was arrested Monday on narcotics charges, told police that he spoke with a member of the film crew and a security manager and "was awaiting paper work to receive compensation for lost business on Aug. 26," according to police.
Guy's side hustle is drugs and can't make money. Guess he won't be starring in Drug Lord.Police in Baltimore have arrested a street vendor who allegedly threatened violence and tried to extort a crew member working on the Apple TV+ production of "Lady in the Lake."
Baltimore Police say Keith L. Brown, 43, verbally threatened violence against members of the production crew, brandished a gun and demanded the crew pay him $50,000 in order to continue working at a downtown Baltimore location where they were filming, according to a police report obtained by CNN.
Brown, who was arrested Monday on narcotics charges, told police that he spoke with a member of the film crew and a security manager and "was awaiting paper work to receive compensation for lost business on Aug. 26," according to police.