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true she's not a model, but i can see her doing high-profile ads for even gucci or dior, she's hot and classy and feminine, isn't it what these brands sell?

at 3:47, the back up on the left, looks like Jlo back up for Janet here

she's at a healthy weight in this video, very nice, skin glowing, still no tattoos, will love her forever.

@imortalsappy maybe because in those days without real talents you wouldn't get anywhere like ppl still believed in sth real not deception like today

don't get intimidated, get motivated, get a life.

"Business is where you are now, but what got you here is your word and your reputation." integrity fellas.

the film is on and about pearl harbour, yet it doesn't require special effects or nonsense storytelling like that in 'Pearl Harbour' to tell of human tragedy, old hollywood is just terrific.

@bustybeautyqueen i always have one guy in my head listening to this song and it feels right every word, he is like what she sings, he's just so different from other men i've met.

wow, the lady on stage dances so lovely than all the other back singers i've seen in other acts, i like her.

you don't have to come from the hood, when you know you never quit loving someone, that's universal.

this is like the sky after the storm, quiet, beautiful, sweet.

@kiaros04 so brilliantly put, wow!

Nobody interprets old tune like LBoogie.

this is a response in kind to jayz and his image, i always love it when hip hop is creative and fearless

@MichaelJackson0o i agree, only those face with hunger understand how terribly lucky one could be to have food on our doorstep and roof over our heads.

i wonder if chaplin was here today, what would be his critique on cyberspace and special effects and other different things now. i just don't see anyone that sharp in film industry these days to give us a really relevant point of view toward the present state of decline in this world.

@MOCoutinho supposedly, i also want to know what's in store for cutty too, but i hope he's doing well.

his own 'aesthetics in approaching life' is very intellectual, explaining this to ppl that think he's stupid would be like explaining kant to a 3-year old.

i gotta say avon's in fucking good shape and fucking cool!!!

omar and brother, two of the greatest warriors on tv

@edmund184 i watched it as a child when it was on hbo, that must have been around 20 years or so ago

this film means so much to me since my childhood days because of his role in particular, he doesn't seem to recognize his greatness, he barely had anything to say, much respect for him and raul and babenco and weisman.

@poetwriter18 "He wasn't letting her have the book, because he was relishing her touch." i love your interpretation, at first i thought he doesn't want to let her in, i could never understand a man's refusal when he wants it so.

@chattan258 i couldn't agree more, esp the book scene

OMG this is music, the acoustic version in MTV unplugged is very soulful, but this one is gold.

@letteduebz great comparison dude, women belong in the kitchen hahaha:)

this is part of everyone's life at some point

visual storytelling, The Wire uses TV for what it's worth, its visual, word is cheap for king avon now we know

the most illusioned woman in the world

"he(namond) ain't made for em corners" it's not because the boy's a coward, man you gotta let him be who he is meant to be. peace to all the young' uns out there. you shall be spared.

it's all about attitude. respect, money-hunger, greed, it's all a state of mind, define them in yourself first before you define them in others. however, this scene shows that what lacks in a mum is not what lacks in a boy. children will always be spared., that's what we call hope.

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