Ten minutes into
The Nevers, Laura Donnelly swaggers into a fight and kicks the shit out of a few undeserving males, (as Olivia Williams told
Digital Spy), followed by some snappy dialogue that includes words you have to look up in the Oxford English Dictionary.
The Nevers puts its best foot forward early on (right into a man s face) by foregrounding Amalia True as the latest kickass woman to quip and punch her way out of danger. Sound familiar? It s a fun, promising start for HBO s latest fantasy show, but then as the show progresses, what starts out as a niggling sense of déjà vu soon becomes all-consuming.
Movies on TV this week: An American in Paris ; Ben-Hur
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Movies on TV this week: My Fair Lady ; Marry Poppins
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Cohen Leaves Quirk Books, Kupihea Moves Up By Jim Milliot Mar 16, 2021 After 20 years at Quirk Books, Brett Cohen has left the indie publisher, prompting the promotion of Jhanteigh Kupihea to publisher and the return of company owner and founder David Borgenicht as president. Cohen Leaves Quirk Books, Kupihea Moves Up By Jim Milliot | Mar 16, 2021
After 20 years at Quirk Books, Brett Cohen has resigned as president and publisher of the independent publisher, a move that has prompted a number of organizational changes. With Cohen’s departure, Quirk founder and owner David Borgenicht is returning to his role as president, and Jhanteigh Kupihea has been promoted to publisher.