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'One Battle After Another' Review: Probably the Best Movie Experience I've Had All Year. https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/one-battle-after-another-review/ -
Utter nonsense. GenX was raised by moms who took Tylenol during pregnancy, and we turned out just fine. We grew up without today’s obsessive precautions around food and medicine, and we’re still here. We consumed all the so called "bad" chemicals, all 65 million of us, and the vast majority are perfectly okay. We had asbestos in our schools, lead in our paint, and barely a safety net in sight. If ADHD or autism were triggered by environmental exposure alone, GenX would’ve been the front line of diagnosis we were basically the test subjects for every questionable ingredient and unregulated product. But autism was rare back then. This fear mongering is just more noise designed to stir up panic. -
Utter nonsense. GenX was raised by moms who took Tylenol during pregnancy, and we turned out just fine. We grew up without today’s obsessive precautions around food and medicine, and we’re still here. We consumed all the so called "bad" chemicals, all 65 million of us, and the vast majority are perfectly okay. We had asbestos in our schools, lead in our paint, and barely a safety net in sight. If ADHD or autism were triggered by environmental exposure alone, GenX would’ve been the front line of diagnosis we were basically the test subjects for every questionable ingredient and unregulated product. But autism was rare back then. This fear mongering is just more noise designed to stir up panic.
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Paige Insco: Face: 2 Body: 3 Fandom: 2 Franceska Rustemi: Face: 0 Body: 0 Fandom: 0 Emily Deyt-Aysage: Face: 1 Body: 3 Fandom: 2 Rafaella Consentino: Face: 7 Body: 4 Fandom: 6
Paige Insco: Face: 8 Body: 8 Fandom: 9 Franceska Rustemi: Face: 2 Body: 1 Fandom: Emily Deyt-Aysage: Face: Body: 1 Fandom: 1 Rafaella Consentino: Face: Body: Fandom:
NOTE: Some of the women in this competition come from culturally diverse backgrounds or have personal reasons for opting out of swimsuit/lingerie/sexy photos. Yael is a prime example of this. In those cases, I’ve showcased their physiques as best I could using fitted clothing that still honors their comfort and boundaries. I understand this might make ranking more challenging.. Please vote honestly: if you see potential, vote for it. And if the absence of body-focused shots impacts your decision, that’s okay too. COUNTRIES United States - Albania - England - Brazil ******* United States - Paige Insco Albania - Franceska Rustemi England - Emily Deyt-Aysage Brazil - Rafaella Consentino Voting: You have 10 points to allocate in each category across the four models. Distribute your points however you like—whether evenly or with strong preferences. Categories: Face / Beauty Body / Sexy Appeal Fandom / Country Pride Feel free to divide your points in any way that reflects your personal judgment. Total points per category must equal 10. - TEMPLATE Paige Insco: Face: Body: Fandom: Franceska Rustemi: Face: Body: Fandom: Emily Deyt-Aysage: Face: Body: Fandom: Rafaella Consentino: Face: Body: Fandom:
Martin Scorsese Praises ‘One Battle After Another’: “A Fascinating and Extraordinarily Made Film”
Vogue Italia October 2025 Ph. Steven Meisel https://www.vogue.it/article/sabrina-carpenter-intervista-cover-vogue-italia-ottobre-2025 Clips vogueitalia_3727926416253502754.mp4vogueitalia_3727839104635016255.mp4
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Vogue Scandinavia - And the award goes to: Discover the 7 winners at the 2025 NK Gala https://www.voguescandinavia.com/articles/nk-gala-2025-winners
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