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There are a handful of books that remain steadfastly in print, but few remain steadfastly alluring. This autumn, Donna Tartt’s The Secret Hi

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Brooklyn

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¡What I'm reading a watching cumple 3 años hoy!

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This poster • /r/WTF

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Ethan Hawke playing Chet Baker

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Tippi Hedren 

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Spanish horror/thriller Para Elisa is being released on DVD and VOD on September 1 via Dark Sky Films. We finally have a U.S. trailer, which you can see below. It looks equally stylish and creepy.

First first-time writer/director Juanra Fernandez, the film stars Ona Casamiquela, Luisa Gavasa and Ana Turpin.

Desperate for some post-graduation cash, party girl Ana (Ona Casamiquela) answers a babysitting ad. She arrives for an interview at the elegant home of Diamantina (Luisa Gavasa), a former child prodigy pianist who is now an eccentric old woman who collects antique toys and dolls. Ana is disturbed by Diamantina’s odd behavior and horrified to discover that her child, Elisa (Ana Turpin), is not a child but rather a deranged woman her own age. Before Ana really understands what’s happening, she finds herself trapped in the house and made to serve as Elisa’s new toy – a toy that, like many others before it, may well be broken.

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Que bueno!

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Primera imagen de la adaptación del libro The Martian, con Matt Damon. Ojalá la película esté a la altura del libro

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Al fin lo entiendo

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When she was 54, Bette Davis published this "looking for a job" advert in a newspaper as a joke regarding the situation of the actresses when they age (she already had two Oscars by then). This gesture lead her to get the role of Jane in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane via @reddit

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Obama power! 

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Valar Morghulis: An illustrated guide to all 456 deaths in “Game of Thrones”

Before the “Game of Thrones” Season 5 premiere, The Washington Post took a look back and noted every on-screen death from the first four seasons. Here are all 456 deaths in illustrated form, including who, how, why and where.

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A love letter to coffee