Ralph Fiennes In Hail, Caesar! (2016)

The White Countess

HAPPY 52nd BIRTHDAY RALPH FIENNES! (12/22/1962 - 12/22/2014)

Today, Ralph Fiennes is 52 years-old. For 23 years now, he has been entertaining us with some of the best movies that we know. Since its very beginning, his career has been a reflection of his exceptional talents and endless abilities, through characters that were complicated, touching, tormented, desperate, romantic, funny, brave or even mad. Today, Ralph still shows that he can take on any part, as long as he believes in it. For all those years he has remained true to himself, making movies not for the pleasure of fame but for the love of acting. Ralph is different from the other stars in the wide world of show business; different in the sense that he is a very special one who’s chosen his own path and who is, above anything, a wonderful human being. His professional choices, always atypical, have made him this incredible actor who eventually turned his movie career into a beautiful mix of shades and lights, of colors and nuances. And that is, after all, the reason why he is such a unique and truly gifted person.

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Ralph Fiennes interview: 'Cinema reduces love to cliché' - Telegraph

Ralph Fiennes, the director and star of The Invisible Woman, on Hollywood, tabloid gossip, and Charles Dickens’s complicated romantic life

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Women and Early-Career Archaeologists Significantly Impacted by Pandemic, Baylor-led Study Finds

WACO, Texas (Oct. 8, 2021) – A new study, led by Baylor University researcher Julie Hoggarth, Ph.D., associate professor of anthropology, ev

"“My colleagues and I decided to do this study since we were personally impacted by the pandemic and had been hearing anecdotal accounts of archaeologists who had been negatively impacted. We were curious just how widespread career impacts were and if they were concentrated among certain groups of the archaeological community,” Hoggarth said."

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Azellia White (1913-2019) was one of the first African-American women to obtain a pilot’s license in the US. She is seen as a trailblazer for women and African Americans alike in the field of aviation.

She obtained her license in 1946, and co-founded the Sky Ranch Flying Service, an airport and flight school open to African Americans in the Houston area.

The English Patient — Almàsy + landscapes

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“ I know you’ll come carry me out to the Palace of Winds. That’s what I’ve wanted: to walk in such a place with you. With friends, on an earth without maps. ”