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JoJo's Bizarre Adventures' Jotaro Looks Incredible In Ridiculously Detailed New Cosplay Every Fan Of The Series Needs To See
In this new and stunning cosplay featuring his Stand, Star Platinum, Jotaro Kujo truly gives the other Joestars a run for ...
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Has One Unique Trick To Making Its Villains Anime's Most Terrifying, & It Also Objectively Proves Which JoJo Is The Strongest
The Jojo's Bizarre Adventure anime has consistently utilized one fascinating method of conveying the power of its ...
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The 20 best art museums in America
Some art museums overawe with the sweep of their collections. Others thrill with a few perfectly placed masterworks. The best of them embody their cities’ ambitions and fulfill an ideal ...
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The corruption scandal that forced Leonardo DiCaprio to return Marlon Brando’s Oscar to the government
Multiple generations of actors worship the ground Marlon Brando walked on, and Leonardo DiCaprio got closer ... Their purchases extended into custom-built yachts, pricey art collections containing ...
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MEPs Michael McNamara and Brando Benifei picked as European Parliament's AI overseers
The European Parliament’s AI monitoring group, tasked with overseeing implementation of the AI Act, will be led by lawmakers Michael McNamara (Ireland/Renew) and Brando Benifei (Italy/S&D), a ...
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Steven Spielberg, Marlon Brando Film Restoration Broken Down by Universal’s Cassandra Moore at Lumière’s Classic Film Market
One of their major collaborative efforts was the restoration of “One-Eyed Jacks” (1961), the sole directorial effort by Marlon Brando. The film had fallen into severe disrepair, with surviving ...
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Song That Inspired Part 3
Yes, DIO Brando is named after Ronnie James Dio. Considering DIO actually debuted in Part 1: Phantom Blood, it shows Araki referring to the musician as the main inspiration for DIO for both ...
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Marlon Brando
When “Tokyo Pop” opened in April 1988, critics were upbeat, at least about its lead actress, Carrie Hamilton, a newcomer to movies who had appeared on TV’s “Fame.” ...