im actually so in need for candace/kevin/sarah friendship content its not even funny

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im actually so in need for candace/kevin/sarah friendship content its not even funny
Love that the dwampyverse has a binary scale of how supportive an older sibling in hiding sibling shenanigans. On one hand you have Kevin Grant Gomez, who goes out of his way to help hide Gretel's superhero adventures. And on the other hand you have Candace Flynn Fletcher, who goes out of HER way to BUST her brothers for their invention adventures.
And then you have Sarah "Eh, whatever shit happens to my little brother is clearly none of my business" Murphy, stuck very firmly in the middle. If they didnt each live on three different points of the Tri-State Area across town, I genuinely believe they would be the best of friends.
So how mad would yall get if i said i kinda ship these two haha
sarah murphy, the woman that you are….
onebattlemovie: We are incredibly grateful for all the special guests who joined us in Los Angeles to celebrate ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER with Writer/Director Paul Thomas Anderson, producer Sara Murphy, and actors Leonardo DiCaprio, Chase Infiniti, Teyana Taylor, Regina Hall and Benicio Del Toro.
The World Without Milo, on the other hand, showcases how creepy Elliot Decker can be.
First he asks weird questions to Sarah and then he makes Bradley play the role of Milo.
The mullet doesn't help his image.
The photo captures the moment of triumph of the crew of the film "One Battle After Another", which became the main winner at the 98th Academy Awards ceremony on March 15, 2026.
For Paul Thomas Anderson (in the center with the award), this evening was historic-he received his first Academy Awards in his career, also winning Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay.
The film became the leader of the year in the number of awards, taking a total of 6 statuettes, including "Best Editing" and the first ever award for "Best Casting".
The film is notable for the fact that it was shot on a rare 35 mm VistaVision film and became the first feature film shown in full IMAX aspect ratio.