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Sarah Silverman started her week on an active note by taking her beloved dog for a walk on Monday afternoon. The 50-year-old comedienne was spotted sporting a casual look while taking her dog Mary for a walk around the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles. The bi-coastal star was spotted just a few weeks ago walking her dog in New York City with her boyfriend Rory Albanese. Dog walk: Sarah Silverman started her week on an active note by taking her beloved dog for a walk on Monday afternoon The actress stepped out sporting a sleeveless printed white t-shirt featuring a depiction of tennis legend Billie Jean King, with the numbers 6-4, 6-3 and 6-3 representing the sets she won in her match with Bobby Riggs, which was depicted in the 2017 movie Battle of the Sexes. ....
Her dark hair was up in a messy bun. Happy holiday Monday: The Wreck-It Ralph star, 50, was dressed in a distressed pair of denim overalls that were rolled up at the knees She sat on the stoop with a cup of coffee in her hand, leaning in for a kiss from her boyfriend Rory, 44. Albanese, a fellow comedian, was dressed simply in a white T-shirt and gray shorts. He had on gray and black Asics sneakers, and held onto the leash of Sarah’s dog. The couple, who have been together since at least last fall, looked content and comfortable, smiling before Sarah put her arm around his shoulders. ....
Paul Rudd Gave Seth Rogen a Full Massage After Spa Prank Backfired movieweb.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from movieweb.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Film Independent Have you ever had to, y’know, write something? Ugh it’s the worst! Just sitting there, your eyes slowly being irradiated by the punishing white abyss of the blank page; the metronome of the steadily blinking cursor quietly mocking your own imperfect human heartbeat, rushing ahead now into frenzied palpitations as you struggle for Word One; cursing over and over again the pathetic machinery of the human body these weak arms, these reedy fingers and its utter unsuitability as a tool for transmitting thought into anything approaching a lucid pattern of letters and punctuation? Point is: writing is, like… really, really hard. ....