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David Krumholtz - Videos - Filmography

Krumholtz disappears into the role of Isaac Rabi, showcasing his acting range and talent in Oppenheimer

Michael Cohen returns to the stand Thursday as cross examination resumes.

Cohen's relationship with Trump reminded me of a cult leader whose followers will do anything to please a man they view as a 'god figure' or 'father figure' who will always protect and take care of him ... due to his false facade that mesmerizes the weak and those who have been victimized.

Perhaps Cohen's testimony will allow some of Trump's followers to see themselves in Cohen - a man who 'kissed the ring', never got paid, and wound up in jail.

The verdict in this trial won't make a difference as all is preprogrammed. Stay tuned.

I'm not an art critic but this looks like something Charles' 6 year old grandson, Louis, got his hands on. His head looks photoshopped. This pic speaks to me of blood especially at a time when King Charles is dealing with cancer. Oh well ... Art is after all a matter of taste. Maybe he can sell it on eBay.

Tuesday May 14, 2024

In the midst of a field of flowers I discovered one symbolic dandelion as if a message for me.

Throughout the ages, dandelions have been woven into folklore becoming a positive symbol with a variety of meanings. Some believe that dandelions have truly magical properties, bring good luck, and increase psychic dreaming as you enter into the matrix of the collective unconsciousness.

As far back as I can remember, in many of my wake-up dreams, I see fields of dandelions followed by the phrase Dandelions Are Free.

In my journey through Crystalinks, I discovered that this equated to souls being set free in the "field of dreams" through which we consciously experience within the matrix of its design. On this day, there was only one dandelion left.

The Festival de Cannes and the City of Cannes are gearing up for Paris 2024! Sports personalities and athletes will be the guests of an exceptional evening on Tuesday, May 21, for the premiere screening of Mickael Gamrasni's documentary 'Olympiques! La France des Jeux', with its most prestigious ambassador, the Olympic flame!

I know several people who will be at Cannes all of whom live and work in both Paris and New York. They all hope Palestinian protests don't take center stage as they have here.

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