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Honestly, a good pair of sweats. I recently found these these cashmere luxe sweats at Banana Republic. But really, my go-to is this huge T-shirt that I stole from three boyfriends ago. It's ratty and worn in, but when I put that thing on, I love it so much. It's so lived in and fantastic. I would never want to look at that person again, but that t-shirt is never going anywhere. On Her Personal Style: Dress to impress with our stunning collection of women's dresses. From midi and mini to pinafore and knitted, we've got a style for everyone, no matter your shape or size. Whether you're looking for a clean office look or a chic weekend outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love. Ladies' day dresses Spielberg originally had production illustrator Ed Verreaux—with whom he had worked on Raiders of the Lost Ark—draft the initial designs of the titular alien creature. Eventually, he went with a different set of design ideas, created by special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi. Rambaldi had previously designed the mechanical head effects for the xenomorph in Ridley Scott’s Alien and the visitors from Spielberg’s own Close Encounters of the Third Kind. The most notable creative difference sees no character in the ballpark of Richard France’s scientist, Dr. Watts, who spends the majority of Romero’s film testing an antidote that could save humanity. Eisner doesn’t care about what’s happening in laboratories or makeshift command centers because what’s truly horrific isn’t found in beakers or under microscope magnification. Where Romero’s film is more about commanding bodies failing on a spectacular scale, Eisner emphasizes the avoidable consequences we the people endure. Romero wants you to see the parties responsible, whereas Eisner wants your skin to crawl when watching innocents morph into bloodthirsty lunatics. If anything, Romero gets lost in Dr. Watts’ mission and cleanup objectives while Eisner successfully hinges his film on rabid, frothing-at-the-mouth aspects the original glosses over. The project was too dark in tone for Spielberg, though, and ultimately, he had Columbia just re-release a special edition of Close Encounters that featured additional scenes. But he still recognized the potential of a film like Night Skies, so he and screenwriter Melissa Mathison then combined Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical story with the benevolent alien visiting a boy on earth to create E.T. The idea of the terrorized family was refashioned as another eventual Spielberg production: Poltergeist . 2. Melissa Mathison’s first draft of E.T. became the shooting script.
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There is no one better suited for the job. Turner has been with the show for seven years (as a correspondent and weekend co-host) and, throughout her stint, has nabbed four Daytime Emmy Awards. Over the years, she's built a loyal celebrity fanbase, many of whom she regularly interviews, including Oprah, Gayle King, and Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.I love a really well cut two-piece suit. I love it. It's my jam, it's my thing. What She Pulls on After Work:
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