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Allowed her to do her job.By the end of the ceremony and with The Power of the Dog and Jane Campion taking most of the main awards, I was happy and the threehour event was coming to a close. I skipped the afterparties and other festivities because there’s only so much socializing I can do in a 24hour window. I left the party and was waiting for the car at the valet at the same time Juliette Lewis Yellowjackets was doing it, and what could be cooler than that.


But basically, leaving meant getting to the hotel, taking the makeup and the Belize WhatsApp Number shoes off, and getting to pet my dog. & Movies“Hotel Portofino” Review New PBS Masterpiece Packs Drama, Mystery and Escapism Movies“Trigger Point” Review New AdrenalineFueled Series at Peacock From the “Line of Duty” Team MoviesThe Top Reasons to Get an Amazon Prime Video SubscriptionLifestyleLongtime Lovebirds 14 Inspiring Hollywood RelationshipsLifestyle8 NFL Podcasts for Football FansCultureWhat Is Groundhog Day — and Why Do We CareRelated Articles“Hotel Portofino” Review New PBS Masterpiece Packs Drama.





Mystery and Escapism“Trigger Point” Review New AdrenalineFueled Series at Peacock From the “Line of Duty” TeamThe Top Reasons to Get an Amazon Prime Video Subscription9 Films That Provide Insight Into Martin Luther King  2023“The Power of the Dog” Jane Campion’s New Film Is the Movie to Beat at the Oscars 2022FacebookTwitterCopy LinkBenedict Cumberbatch in “The Power of the Dog.” Photo Courtesy NetflixWe’ve already talked about the many chances Netflix’s The Power of the Dog has this year at the Oscars. Even though Belfast kicked off awards.