Why Marty Supreme should win the best picture Oscar

Despite being set in the 50s, the film masterfully reflects modern-day anxieties, disconnection and obsession with nostalgia, all while reigniting interest in an unsung sport First things first: the best picture Oscar should go to Marty Supreme for the incredible job it has done in bringing new eyes to ping pong. A declining sport that has to be propped up by subsidy, this movie has single-handedly kept wiff waff alive even though no one cares about it any more. Kudos. Next, a confession. I watched this film the day it came out and haven’t seen it since*. That day also happened to be my birthday, a big birthday, and I wasn’t entirely steady when I entered the cinema that evening. I have sketchy recollections of the middle section – the bit between the bath collapsing and the plane to Japan. I also didn’t really like it much; I found it inconsequential and a bit amoral and I instantly resolved to forget the words to 4 Raws Remix (sample lyric: “my life is an opera”) as a result. Cont...

Kim Kardashian Displays Some Truly Terrifying And Elaborate Decors.

The reality actress, who is 42 years old, took to Instagram on Wednesday to showcase the extravagant Halloween decorations she had put up in her home. Of course, she stayed true to her signature monochromatic color scheme when posting the photos. While Kardashian was demonstrating the extravagant display set up in front of her home for Halloween, she stated, "Okay, I wanted to share my Halloween preparations for this year with you guys." I made the decision to go with a skeleton-themed aesthetic. Therefore I commissioned the fabrication of these bones and skeleton trees. In the video, Kardashian can be seen standing in front of her property in Calabasas, which is decorated with a skull archway and giant trees fashioned out of bones. There are also spooky people wearing hoods and sitting around a bonfire. On the other hand, the dozens of custom-made plaster hands that were sticking out of the ground were her favorite element of the eerie displays. The star of Keeping Up with the Kardashians claimed, "I had a molding party, and they all sculpted, so these are like my kids' hands, these are my nieces and nephews' hands, and you can see a few of our friends' hands." She also mentioned that she welcomed everybody she knew to the party. The founder of the Skims then pointed to her own hands, which she instantly recognizable among the hundreds of plaster models thanks to the length of her artificial nails. She took notice of the way her chef gripped a knife during the molding process for an added fright. Even while Kardashian's exterior decorations are likely to deter a certain number of trick-or-treaters, the interior of her property is the kind of place that might efficiently function as a haunted house. The normally spare interior was decked out from floor to ceiling with gauze, mummies, and cobwebs; the only illumination sources were candles and a piece of artwork. She remarked while demonstrating the ghastly furnishings that at our home, we have a genuinely bizarre circumstance taking place in this room. This is our hallway, and it seems to be filled with mummies... passageway that is quite eerie and disturbing, with my friend James Turrell's moon-like sculpture at the end of it.

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