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Dev Patel returns with ‘THE PEASANT’ — a revenge thriller set in 1300s India that blends ‘John Wick’ with ‘Braveheart’
A24’s first production shot in India.
Patel wrote, directed, and stars in the film.
Directors releasing films next year:
Martin Scorsese
Damien Chazelle
Greta Gerwig
Bong Joon-Ho
Todd Haynes
Edward Berger
Ruben Östlund
Justine Triet
Joel Coen
Jeff Nichols
Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Alexander Payne
Ang Lee
Mia Hansen-Løve
Alice Rohrwacher
Tom Ford
James Gunn
Curry Barker
Mike Flanagan
Andy Serkis
John Krasinski
Michael B. Jordan
J. J. Abrams
Sean Durkin
Fernando Meirelles
The Daniels
Bradley Cooper
Dev Patel
Olivia Wilde
M. Night Shyamalan
Nancy Meyers
Shawn Levy
Judd Apatow
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I actually like the fact that Soludo and other Igbo governors/politicians are opposing Peter Obi. It goes to say Peter Obi is not an Igbo project.
Peter Obi is a Nigeria Project.
GRV ideas are "unrealistic" till you listen to how he plans to execute them and this is why he is my preferred governorship candidate.
he believes lagos can be much more than what it is right now, he believes we can rival with other metropolitan cities.
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not only is she lying, but she made herself the victim at the end in true white woman fashion
Alaina Kunes, a University of Mississippi student who was captured on video walking past an apartment making monkey noises and gestures at the door, has issued a public apology cbs58.com/news/ole-miss-stud…
Fashion’s current fixation on celebrity offspring offers little edge in engagement, and leaves less room for breakout campaign faces like Connor Storrie and Inde Navarrette.
Molly Rooyakkers digs into the data: puck.news/fashion/2026/11/do…
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Left: Connor Storrie for Behind the Blinds Magazine photographed by Doug Inglish, 2026. Right: Saint Sebastian by Carlo Dolci, c. 1650.
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hello Connor
Fashion’s current fixation on celebrity offspring offers little edge in engagement, and leaves less room for breakout campaign faces like Connor Storrie and Inde Navarrette.
Molly Rooyakkers digs into the data: puck.news/fashion/2026/11/do…
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I made my fit for gtco day 1 #gtco #gtfashion
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“Raised by a single mother” has a negative connotation. I’m gonna start saying “raised in a home with an absent father”. Y’all niggas been let off the hook too long. NOT ON MY WATCH!
mind you, they are getting arrested everyday for fraud & sexual crimes everywhere
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The A different world cast at the Ebony Power 100 Gala #EbonyPower100
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#noticing how wearing your natural hair texture is stereotyped as liking/dating white men 🤔
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The problem with prolonged incompetence is that it dampens the imagination of people and compels them to accept mediocrity as the gold standard.
Firstly, between 1988 and 1991, less than four years, South Korea delivered over two million homes to tackle homelessness and affordability.
Between 2020 and 2024, Algeria delivered 1.7 million units to tackle affordability and access, a program driven and implemented by the ministry of housing.
In Singapore, where housing is views as a social welfare infrastructure, homelessness is practically zero and every young graduate gets an accommodation because the government invested in building millions of housing.
I can give several more examples from Finland, Vienna, or even Ireland.
But sadly, our people can’t imagine this because for nearly 26 years in power, the APC HAS NOT delivered up 20,000 units of social or affordable housing.
Even worse, our people have forgotten that Alhaji Lateef Jakande delivered over 20,000 units in 4 years over 40 years ago.
How can people imagine possibilities when President Tinubu’s ambitious housing program has actually completed about 1000 units in almost four years.
So honestly, i understand why this basic idea passes off as impossible. But is it also so because the APC has been so incompetent they have killled our collective ability to dream.
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