We lov each other. We were not meant to be together in that way, but we lov each other very, very much,” she said. “I love him deeply to this day. He’s such an amazing guy.”
Can you say ex-couple goals?Mical professionals
are our unsung heroes.
While they may no longer be getting the well-deserv love and attention they did during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, I’m glad to see Jay Leno highlighting them following his recent stay.
Grossman Burn Center in Los Angeles
Leno suffer “serious burns” from a gasoline fire while working telegram database under a car earlier this month. Let’s not even talk about how many Hollywood stars would never allow themselves to be photograph with burn injuries, but know that the 72-year-old knows quite well the power of celebrity – and that his photo with the care team would be a wonderful tribute to those who have been helping him heal.
Add all of our first responders and mical personnel to the list of those to be thankful for.
Review | ‘80 for Brady’: These golden girls just wanna have fun
A serviceable mash-up of sitcom and sports flick, “80 for monitoring database health metrics Brady” should please fans of Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, Sally Field and/or Tom Brady. Everybody else might want to call a timeout.
The movie is almost entirely fiction, but its central characters were inspir by a group of Boston-area women of a certain age who faithfully follow the New England Patriots. In this telling, they’re Maura (Moreno), a recent china data widow with a new admirer (Glynn Turman); Trish (Fonda), a former car-commercial spokesmodel who’s turn to writing steamy football-them romance novels; Betty (Field), a retir MIT math professor whose still-working husband (Bob Balaban) is overly dependent on her; and ringleader.