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...course, she knows, deep in her heart, that there's more to it than that. Acting is all about mobilizing emotional intelligence and then disciplining it so that all the hard observational work results in a gesture so simple and right that an inattentive eye might miss it. But that's all right with Keener. Hers has been a late-blooming career, shaped until recently in movies in which she was often the only thing worth watching. She's obviously happy now to be in better films. Character roles of the kind she's currently getting, she says, "are often...
...oligarchy was in place. Now we are free to speak up, and we have hundreds of rallies a year, sometimes with water cannons in our faces. But recent events have shown that politics in this nation has become overwhelmingly toxic. Hushed tones in coffee shops sometimes say, "We miss Marcos." Singapore is lucky to have a strong founder like Lee. He made mistakes, but he wasn't a tyrant and he genuinely cared for his people. Arvie de Vera Pasig, the Philippines...
...political life. Bill Clinton's presidency, for example, was perfectly framed between a Sunday night, prime-time appearance with his wife to wiggle out of the Gennifer Flowers revelations, and the admission almost seven years later that he had indeed - contrary to previous utterances - had sex with "that woman, Miss Lewinsky." In between were plenty of lies, but America ultimately forgave him because he went on television and spoke sincerely. That strategy doesn't fly in Britain. And I don't think Kennedy will get very far if he writes a Lohan-like ditty about the demon rum. His best...
...there anything you'll miss...
...there anything you'll miss...