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Fallout 76 icons (including several that were never officially added to the game)
Some are just cropped versions of existing in-game magazine covers but nonetheless they'd make nifty pfps.
Images were taken from the Fallout Wikia.
The immortal legend Vincent Price brings The Raven, by the masterful poet Poe, to life.
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We tend to think of classic black-and-white films as pretty bad ground for women's equality. The ladies in them look fantastic, sure, but the gender politics can be fairly awful: they're there to look silly, make catty remarks, and ultimately do the …
Great piece from Bustle by JR Thorpe. Mildred Pierce is no. 1 on the list for good reason. It's a brilliant depiction of a woman's struggle to succeed in a harsh world. Joan Crawford built a career on playing strong, independent women on-screen, becoming one of the most iconic Hollywood actresses ever. Her performances are phenomenal in pretty much everything she did, but 1945's Mildred Pierce was her film noir masterpiece!
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