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3 pointsHer mistake was to take up acting as a profession. Yours was to pick her knowing that. Had she been a quarterback, wide-receiver, second baseman or even another shock jock you'd have rightfully hammered me into the dirt before 2022 ever got started.
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3 pointsYes, he is a hit for @Death Impends, @drol, @Pop_Zeus, @Ulitzer95 and @John Key CONGRATULATIONS!!!
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2 pointsMartin Lawrence is 57 today
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2 pointsPope Benedict XVI is 95 today
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2 pointsAmerican singer songwriter Bobby Vinton turns 87 today His singing career started in the late 1950s and includes hit song's such as Blue Velvet, Roses are red, Mr lonely and Please love me forever.
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2 pointsQueen Margrethe II of Denmark celebrates her 82nd birthday today. She ascended the throne of Denmark on the 14th January 1972 making this year 50 years as Queen - her golden jubilee.
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2 pointsArt Rupe reportedly dead at 104. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/rock-n-roll-hall-of-famer-art-rupe-dies-at-104-301526744.html
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2 pointsWhore!!!!!
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2 pointsShe can certainly keep him warm until I get up there to do the honours!
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1 pointAnya Taylor-Joy is 26 today
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1 pointEnglish actress Helen McCrory died on this day a year ago, aged 52. American illustrator, comics artist, and film director who was based in Prague from the 1960s until his death Gene Deitch died on this day 2 years ago, aged 95.
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1 pointQuick and dirty Yahoo UK - https://uk.news.yahoo.com/rock-n-roll-hall-famer-212000001.html Though I maintain RnRHoF inductee + launching Little Richard's career means he should get something better down the line.
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1 pointOn this day in 1998 british professional snooker and billiards player Fred Davis died in Denbighshire Wales aged 84. He won the world snooker championships an impressive eight times!
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1 pointHer death became known 3 years ago when she left this world, but we had not noticed Some photo of her as old lady
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1 pointWe did Nazi that one coming.
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1 pointToday's driver death of the day featured is Art Cross, who died 17 years ago on this day in 2005. He was best known for being the first Indy 500 "Rookie of the year" back in 1952 having finished 5th that year, he also finished 2nd in the 1953 Indy 500. Cross lived quite a long life compared to a lot of his colleagues, dying at the age of 87.
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1 pointBut it surely undermines their courtcase against the home office that they chose to visit now?
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1 pointOh nice, I'm already a solid two-out-of-three.
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1 pointPicture of Kane Tanaka (from last month?), posted on the twitter account tanakakane0102 by her family today: Apparently she's been in and out of hospital recently with fever ("hospitalised and discharged repeatedly") and isn't currently in good condition but has a good appetite, "eats chocolate and drinks Coca-Cola and Oronamin C".
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1 pointEleanor of Aquitaine, wife of two kings (Louis VII of France and Henry II of England) and mother of two kings (Richard the Lionheart and King John) died on this day 818 years ago, aged 82.
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1 pointKenichi Shinoda, the longtime boss of Japan's Yamaguchi-gumi and a "supreme godfather/kingpin" in the country is still alive at 80. Seems to have been very quiet during recent years. I'm also suprised that Russia's capo dei capi, putin crony Semion Mogilevich is still alive at 75. He's never looked like the picture of health
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1 pointKing James I (of England) and VI (of Scotland) died on this day 397 years ago, aged 58. During his 22-year reign as King of England, the Virginia and Plymouth colonies were founded, and the Gunpowder Plot occurred. He also sponsored the translation of the Bible into English- this is where the "King James Bible" originates from.
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1 pointI've moaned about this before. Acting is a profession where the sex of the individual is relevant. If you are a casting director looking to cast a female role, you will (with very few exceptions) be looking for a female actor. Or a male actor for a male role. It is useful to have words which distinguish between the two, and it seems foolish in the extreme to discard them for the sake of "inclusivity" (if that's the word).
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