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The Bizarre Ending of May December Leaves You Utterly Depressed
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December 6, 2023
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1:26:49Now PlayingOn this episode of Keep It, Ira and Louis discuss the new Todd Haynes film May December (SPOILERS), Christmas songs, Criterion films, and Chris Wallace’s rude Adam Driver interview. Slayyyter joins to discuss her new album Starfucker and her creative inspirations. Plus, our annual (kinda) Holiday Gift Guide.
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