An older woman in a patterned scarf and a young woman in a grey hoodie climb a staircase with carved wooden balusters and pink walls, seen from above.

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Two women climbing a wooden staircase with pink walls

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Jacqueline Bisset: 77 today, a beauty she was and a beauty she remains

Jacqueline Bisset is 77 today, a beauty she was and a beauty she remains. Without fillers of any kind, or other such poultices.

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Found the right person to redirect the journalists of REN-TV who ask me about extraterrestrial cities in South America

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A bedtime reminder from the Prophet Ezekiel: do not forget to dress your dry bones in something decent, having not only clothed them with flesh but also endowed them with spirit

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When Grandmother asks: why aren't you taking a marshmallow?

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Dear Liza Yankovskaya, there is such a word

Dear Liza Yankovskaya, there is such a word. Nepotism. Do google it at your leisure

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Tatyana Samoylova and Jayne Mansfield at Cannes in 1958

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A Thousand Years On, Nothing Has Changed

A grey-blue column made of many thin horizontal layers, like a stack of paper. On the left, behind glass, a gallery shows a bright pink and purple artwork on the wall.

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Column of stacked paper sheets in an exhibition hall

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Liberale da Verona, Saint Jerome and the Lion

A pale blue wall-mounted frame with a wavy edge holds a small ornate frame with an oval opening, blue stitched clouds, a frog on top and two small dinosaur figures below.

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Pale blue shaped frame object with a frog and miniature dinosaurs

Two elderly men sit in a restaurant, smiling and pointing their fingers at the camera.

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Pierre Richard, 87, remembers his friend Jean-Paul Belmondo, mourned across France

87-year-old Pierre Richard remembers his friend Jean-Paul Belmondo. He writes that all of France is in mourning. In fact, the whole world is in mourning