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Trouver la tenue d'ambassadrice n'a pas été très difficile.
Blue Glaz s'est transformé en "Roz Glaz" pour cette Lorientaise!
Impressionnant de voir ma ville tout de rose vêtue... 🩷💪🏻
Une grand bravo à Aurore pour sa Zumba ensoleillée, son énergie communicative et à @bouledemousse pour les créations florales et la scénographie 📷. Définitivement la fleuriste que tout le monde devrait avoir à côté de chez soi... 🌿

Un grand bravo aux 9000 lorientaises et aux organisateurs de l'Office des Sports.
@la.lorientaise 🩷💪🏻

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Posted On: October 4th 2026, 04:39 pm

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Trouver la tenue d'ambassadrice n'a pas été très difficile.
Blue Glaz s'est transformé en "Roz Glaz" pour cette Lorientaise!
Impressionnant de voir ma ville tout de rose vêtue... 🩷💪🏻
Une grand bravo à Aurore pour sa Zumba ensoleillée, son énergie communicative et à @bouledemousse pour les créations florales et la scénographie 📷. Définitivement la fleuriste que tout le monde devrait avoir à côté de chez soi... 🌿

Un grand bravo aux 9000 lorientaises et aux organisateurs de l'Office des Sports.
@la.lorientaise 🩷💪🏻

Four men sitting around one table, and somehow the tension feels more dangerous than an entire room full of guns.

Martin Scorsese really assembled one of the most intimidating seating arrangements in cinema history with The Irishman (2019).

Al Pacino as Jimmy Hoffa. Robert De Niro as Frank Sheeran. Stephen Graham as Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano.

Three incredible performances. One meeting. Absolutely zero room for disrespect.

And the craziest part? The entire confrontation begins over something almost ridiculously ordinary.

Being 15 minutes late to a meeting.

What should have been a simple conversation quickly becomes a psychological battle of pride, power, and respect. Every stare feels like a warning. Every pause carries a hidden meaning. Even the way these men sit across from each other feels like a challenge.

Al Pacino delivers an explosive performance as Hoffa, turning a disagreement about punctuality and wearing shorts into something genuinely intimidating.

Stephen Graham matches that intensity without backing down, while Robert De Niro's quiet presence makes the atmosphere even more uncomfortable.

And that's what makes this iconic scene so unforgettable.

Nobody needs an elaborate action sequence. Nobody needs a dramatic soundtrack telling you when to feel nervous.

Just extraordinary actors, razor-sharp dialogue, and Martin Scorsese's masterful direction.

The Irishman proves that sometimes the most intense moments in a gangster movie happen when everyone is sitting perfectly still.

Beneath the dark humor lies something surprisingly relatable. We've all experienced a conversation where someone's ego turns a minor disagreement into a personal war.

But when that conversation involves powerful figures from the world of organized crime, every word suddenly feels dangerous.

This is cinematic tension at its finest.

Save this must-see scene from The Irishman or share it with someone who appreciates legendary acting and unforgettable movie dialogue.

“Do You Hear The Muppets Sing” from Les Mupperables music by Claude-Michel Schönberg lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Michel -
There is an art to staying here
When every door has learned to close
When all the world applauds the bloom
But never asks about the rose

Or how it held against the frost
Or what it cost to greet the spring
Or how a root beneath the earth
Can be a most courageous thing

There is an art to carrying on
When inspiration has gone blind
When all the songs you meant to sing
Are buried somewhere in your mind

And still you rise, and still you reach
And still you offer what you can
For sometimes making something good
Begins getting up. Trying again

The masterpiece is not the prize
The perfect line, the grand debut
Sometimes the greatest work of art
Is what the world could not undo

A thousand little acts of faith
A thousand mornings dressed in doubt
A thousand times you lost your way
And somehow found your own way out

And who decides what beauty is?
The critic with his sharpened pen?
Or someone broken by the world
Who finds the strength to love again?

For art is not the absence of
The ache that comes with being alive
It is the stubborn, sacred act
Of finding something to survive

So let the world adore the stars
The finished work, the golden frame
I’ll celebrate the trembling hands
That made it through another flame

And if your only work today
Is drawing breath against the dark
Remember even staying here
Can leave the universe a mark

For every heart that will not quit
Though bruised by all that it has known
Is both the artist and the art
The seed, the soil, the thing that’s grown

And maybe that’s the masterpiece
Not what we finish, win, or prove
But how, when life has taken all
We make the choice to love and move #lesmiserables #lesmis #muppets #doyouhearthepeoplesing #themuppets

hot girl summer is over
the season of the witch is here.

Morwenn Le Normand

@morwennlenormand

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