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Posted On: October 6th 2026, 12:16 pm

Hé daar! 👋 Ik ben Anne-Marie, de socialemediaverantwoordelijke bij @dwars_ua, het studentenblad van de universiteit! Binnen een weekje organiseren we op 14 oktober ons befaamde Grote dwarsdictee, maar morgen houden we met onze redactie alvast een testronde.

Om jullie warm te maken voor volgende week, neem ik jullie morgen graag mee. Helemaal chaud? Je kan je nog steeds inschrijven via de link in de bio van @dwars_ua! ✍️

#UAntwerpen #BepaalMeeDeToekomst #TakeOver

Максим Галкин @maxgalkinru прекрасен, но поющий по-украински еще прекраснее!

Steve Buscemi has played criminals of various stripes but also a charming barfly and a lonely record collector, summoning both bravado and vulnerability in film after film.

With his part as the school principal in Season 2 of “Wednesday,” Buscemi, 68, is hitting a career peak by some measures: The viewership of the current “Addams Family” update has eclipsed that of any other Netflix show. But even while he’s in a mainstream series that celebrates an outsider ethos, he’s remained true to his early indie-film roots, playing a C.I.A. bureau chief in Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine,” out next month and starring John Malkovich, alongside whom Buscemi delivers a performance that’s being lauded as one of his best.

“Over the years, I’ve turned down a lot of stuff that made me think, ‘I don’t know that I want to do this kind of character in this script for the people who are doing it,’” Buscemi says. “For me to play a really dark character now, or to play a gangster, the script has to be great.”

Tap the link in our bio to read about how Buscemi went from being a firefighter to an actor and how he connects with dark characters.

Written by @suedominus. Photos by @gus_van_sant. Styled by @tom_guinness.

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