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When her most insistent client John (Austin Amelio, AMC’s The Walking Dead) asks what sort of things she likes to… Read More
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There is something satisfying and sweet about watching a diva navigate uncomfortable circumstances that slowly melt their icy heart. This… Read More
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Atropia exists somewhere between reality and fiction, between earnest emotion and absurdity. This title is also the name of the… Read More
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Do you find cabbages inherently hilarious? Yes, everyone likes the cabbage merchant running gag in Avatar: The Last Airbender (say… Read More
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