by kr4gin
Bay Area arts and entertainment picks, Nov. 14
S DANCE Hip Hop DanceFest It’s the final day of the San Francisco Hip Hop DanceFest, founded by single-named choreographer Micaya as a way to showcase the creative range of the genre. You’ll see London’s Spread Express,…
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Misty winter sea
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Lyme Regis on a misty day last winter. Nice light.
No French Lieutenants, no Meryl Streep, no waves.
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Give the Gift of Doubt
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Or maybe they’re just not certain if gift cards are for sale.
Guild 45th cinema, in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood.
Columbia Pictures Donates Objects from "Julie & Julia"
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Writer and director Nora Ephron donated several objects from the set of her new Columbia Pictures' release "Julie & Julia" to the National Museum of American History in a special ceremony today. The film is based on the true stories of Julia Child (played by Meryl Streep) and Julie Powell (played by Amy Adams)—a woman who cooked her way through Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" and blogged about it.
"Julia Child was a pioneer in the culinary world for bridging the gap between French cuisine and the American audience," said Brent D. Glass, director of the museum. "We are pleased to collect objects from a film that depicts Child's contributions to the American table and life in general."
The objects will be preserved in the museum's collection of music, sports and entertainment history and include a costume Streep wore in her leading role as Child, an annotated script and photographs taken on-set, among other items. The collection tracks how entertainment reflects and propels everyday American life, and the objects from the set allow the museum to show an image of Child as portrayed by one of America's greatest actresses. This motion picture represents the meeting of three influential women: Child, Ephron and Streep.
Learn more about the donation and Julia Child’s kitchen at the Smithsonian.
@kakau_pontes I like Meryl Streep. Which movies? – by littlekakau (Klair Bennett)
@kristintaps I think it's very hard for actresses who cross a certain age barrier unless you're Meryl Streep. – by PiloteXYZ (Josiane Ochman)
"I've written essays that could be adapted into Meryl Streep movies." – This article just about blows my mind. – by siggajonsdottir (Sigga Jonsdottir)
Meryl Streep Trivia!
what should i write if im going to send a letter to meryl streep??
i like to send her a fan letter….
Answer by Xascx S
write what u think of her
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