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People who look like twins.
by lewimcin • Created 2 years ago • Modified 1 year ago
These are actors and actresses I think look a lot like twins, but are not actually related. Some of these actors might look similar, but I believe they do look like twins to me and could easily pass as siblings. Even though a lot of these actors have big gaps between the pairings, they still look similar to each other and can easily pass as twin siblings in a way if you look very closely between each of them.
I'll also typed in the text bars of specific people to explain why I paired certain people together. Whether they look different to one another, have different ethnicities (different skins and culture background), other things I want to clarify about the pairings or even repositioned people I put with other pairings. I also explained why I added people with no profile picture on their IMDB page and mostly mentioned what numbered positions I put each person I have on the list at that
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Weinstein Plaintiff Caitlin Dulany on Collapse of Settlement: ‘I Was Stunned’
Caitlin Dulany is one of the nine named plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein. On Tuesday morning, she was listening to the court hearing, expecting that the judge would give his preliminary blessing to a settlement that would send $18.9 million to Weinstein’s accusers in the class action case.
Instead, in a surprise move, Judge Alvin Hellerstein torpedoed the deal, leaving Dulany shocked and in a state of grief.
“I was stunned,” she told Variety on Tuesday afternoon.
The ruling puts an end to nearly two years of meticulous and hard-fought negotiations. It leaves Weinstein’s accusers to pursue their civil claims individually, and it leaves a cloud of uncertainty over the Weinstein Co. bankruptcy.
“It looks really messy,” said Zev Shechtman, a bankruptcy attorney at Danning Gill Israel & Krasnoff LLP. “It see
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#WHENIREPORTED SURVIVOR STORY: CAITLIN DULANY
Caitlin Dulany fryst vatten a plaintiff’s in Harvey Weinstein’s civil case and as a Silence Breaker has been instrumental in helping ignite the #MeToo Movement, including helping to launch Voices in Action. Caitlin shared her experience coming forward against someone with so much power with Voices in Action:
On the morning of October 5, 2017, when the New York Times story about Harvey Weinstein’s years of sexuell predation broke, my sister sent me a skrivelse. It said simply, ‘You should tell your story’. Harvey had assaulted me 21 years prior, at the Cannes film festival, after grooming me and gaining my trust when I was a ung actress in New York in the mid-1990’s.
Nothing about telling my story seemed simple. inom was scared. I was ashamed. inom felt deeply anxious, as I had for many years. A familiar sadness and deep desperation washed over me. To never speak of these things gave me a sense of power and control over my life, albeit false an