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🎬This is Ann-Margret’s 1961 screen test where she performs “Mack the Knife.”She was only 20 years old here, and you can already see the energy, charisma, and fearless attitude that would make her a star. The performance is raw and full of personality — she’s clearly trying to show...

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This is Cari's story: a 51-year-old mom of 4 from Jacksonville, FL. A former Joffrey Ballet soloist and e-commerce entrepreneur, Cari was fit and health-focused. In November 2023, her daughter urged her to join Function Health. By December, Cari had completed 100+ lab tests, including the Galleri by Grail test to detect over 50 types of cancer. The Function Clinical Team called with life-changing news: asymptomatic ovarian cancer was detected by the Galleri test. Shocked but empowered, Cari underwent ultrasounds confirming a Stage 3B Ovarian Cancer diagnosis. By January 2024, she had built a team of doctors and a treatment plan to tackle the cancer head-on, with Function supporting her every step of the way. While she fights, she’s spreading the word. Cari's message is clear: testing gives you power. The earlier you test, the more control you have over your future. Read thousands of stories like this from real members at
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This is Cari's story: a 51-year-old mom of 4 from Jacksonville, FL. A former Joffrey Ballet soloist and e-commerce entrepreneur, Cari was fit and health-focused. In November 2023, her daughter urged her to join Function Health. By December, Cari had completed 100+ lab tests, including the Galleri by Grail test to detect over 50 types of cancer. The Function Clinical Team called with life-changing news: asymptomatic ovarian cancer was detected by the Galleri test. Shocked but empowered, Cari underwent ultrasounds confirming a Stage 3B Ovarian Cancer diagnosis. By January 2024, she had built a team of doctors and a treatment plan to tackle the cancer head-on, with Function supporting her every step of the way. While she fights, she’s spreading the word. Cari's message is clear: testing gives you power. The earlier you test, the more control you have over your future. Read thousands of stories like this from real members at

Function Health

18,252 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Passing Tests and Making Love This clip from We Were Soldiers (2002) captures beautiful sexual chemistry in a loving but high-intensity marriage. She tests him psychologically, he tests her physically, and they both pass with flying colors. First, she tests him. The religious difference is likely a potential sore spot. Being respected by his children is important to him. He's being a good father overall. And so the jab: "I'm marveling that you can see stubbornness from your children and see it comes from anybody but you." He makes it clear that he enjoys the banter, and welcomes her probing his weakness as an invitation for serious flirtation! He's unthreatened. Now he tests her. "I'll give you something to marvel at! He's a wild man!" He knocks the book out of her hands and jumps on her. If there isn't a huge amount of trust in a marriage, this sort of thing can end very badly. A wife can feel unsafe, even assaulted. But instead, she squeals like she's being taken on a rollercoaster ride, and smirks and playfights with him. She's signaling that she's unthreatened. And then we cut and give the couple some privacy. What follows is for them alone. The moral of the story for men? It may be tempting to want her to pull her psychological punches. He could have gotten sullen and angry, and argued the point. "Honey, I'm trying to do the best I can here - a little encouragement would be nice!" Enough responses like that, and she WILL pull her punches over time. But that's not where the relational prizes are! Instead, learn to welcome these tests. Invite them. Do whatever work you need to do in your own soul so that you're not looking to her for validation but are confident in your own dignity. And then display generous joyful strength.
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Passing Tests and Making Love This clip from We Were Soldiers (2002) captures beautiful sexual chemistry in a loving but high-intensity marriage. She tests him psychologically, he tests her physically, and they both pass with flying colors. First, she tests him. The religious difference is likely a potential sore spot. Being respected by his children is important to him. He's being a good father overall. And so the jab: "I'm marveling that you can see stubbornness from your children and see it comes from anybody but you." He makes it clear that he enjoys the banter, and welcomes her probing his weakness as an invitation for serious flirtation! He's unthreatened. Now he tests her. "I'll give you something to marvel at! He's a wild man!" He knocks the book out of her hands and jumps on her. If there isn't a huge amount of trust in a marriage, this sort of thing can end very badly. A wife can feel unsafe, even assaulted. But instead, she squeals like she's being taken on a rollercoaster ride, and smirks and playfights with him. She's signaling that she's unthreatened. And then we cut and give the couple some privacy. What follows is for them alone. The moral of the story for men? It may be tempting to want her to pull her psychological punches. He could have gotten sullen and angry, and argued the point. "Honey, I'm trying to do the best I can here - a little encouragement would be nice!" Enough responses like that, and she WILL pull her punches over time. But that's not where the relational prizes are! Instead, learn to welcome these tests. Invite them. Do whatever work you need to do in your own soul so that you're not looking to her for validation but are confident in your own dignity. And then display generous joyful strength.

Giff Lasta

173,706 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

WIN THE SATISH KAUSHIK SCHOLARSHIP AND GRAB YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME AN ACTOR! 🎭 At our acting school Actor Prepares, we are giving you an opportunity that could change your life.🥹 Introducing the #SatishKaushikScholarship — a chance to train with us and take your first real step into the world of acting.😍😍 All you have to do is: Perform the iconic scene from Tanvi The Great — “How to Join the Army”. Put your heart, honesty, and imagination into it.🎬🎬 Submit your video by sending it to the official email address tanvithegreatproduction@gmail.com. What you win:🏆 Best Performance gets Three Month Diploma Course at Actor Prepares (Absolutely FREE) as Satish Kaushik Scholarship Second Best – One Month Certificate Course (Mumbai or Delhi branch)😍🤓 This is not just a contest. This is a doorway. 🚪😎 Somewhere out there is a performer waiting to be discovered. Maybe that performer is YOU. So don’t hold back. Don’t overthink. Just perform. Just feel. Just be. For more details/research on the performance, watch #TANVITHEGREAT on #AmazonPrime! Go For It… NOW! 🤓🏆😍 #ActorPrepares #SatishKaushikScholarship
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WIN THE SATISH KAUSHIK SCHOLARSHIP AND GRAB YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME AN ACTOR! 🎭 At our acting school Actor Prepares, we are giving you an opportunity that could change your life.🥹 Introducing the #SatishKaushikScholarship — a chance to train with us and take your first real step into the world of acting.😍😍 All you have to do is: Perform the iconic scene from Tanvi The Great — “How to Join the Army”. Put your heart, honesty, and imagination into it.🎬🎬 Submit your video by sending it to the official email address [email protected]. What you win:🏆 Best Performance gets Three Month Diploma Course at Actor Prepares (Absolutely FREE) as Satish Kaushik Scholarship Second Best – One Month Certificate Course (Mumbai or Delhi branch)😍🤓 This is not just a contest. This is a doorway. 🚪😎 Somewhere out there is a performer waiting to be discovered. Maybe that performer is YOU. So don’t hold back. Don’t overthink. Just perform. Just feel. Just be. For more details/research on the performance, watch #TANVITHEGREAT on #AmazonPrime! Go For It… NOW! 🤓🏆😍 #ActorPrepares #SatishKaushikScholarship

Anupam Kher

16,471 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Rasika Dugal, outspoken as ever, says she would have said no to a movie like Animal because her biggest fear is that one day she will accept a project that will inadvertently promote misogyny. With Mirzapur and Delhi Crime, this has been Rasika’s moment in many ways. It was wonderful to have Rasika with us. She shared that the politics of every project she chooses is of utmost importance to her, not just as an afterthought, but as the very foundation of her decisions. Here's an actor who is deeply mindful of the ideas, values, and narratives she puts into her work, in an industry where choices are often driven by commercial viability, convenience, glamour, or pressure. More power to you and your tribe, Rasika Dugal . Cheering for you all always. WeTheWomen
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Rasika Dugal, outspoken as ever, says she would have said no to a movie like Animal because her biggest fear is that one day she will accept a project that will inadvertently promote misogyny. With Mirzapur and Delhi Crime, this has been Rasika’s moment in many ways. It was wonderful to have Rasika with us. She shared that the politics of every project she chooses is of utmost importance to her, not just as an afterthought, but as the very foundation of her decisions. Here's an actor who is deeply mindful of the ideas, values, and narratives she puts into her work, in an industry where choices are often driven by commercial viability, convenience, glamour, or pressure. More power to you and your tribe, Rasika Dugal . Cheering for you all always. WeTheWomen

barkha dutt

8,392,874 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten