The Relentless Victimization of Marilyn Monroe in "Blonde"
'Blonde' commits a relentless assault on the autonomy of Marilyn Monroe, reducing the icon to nothing more than a victim of the director's whims.
Smash Rival Schools 2014
1. Gregory Iron vs. Pepper Parks
2. Alex Vega & Brent Banks vs. "Hacker" Scotty O'Shea & Tyson Dux
3. Cherry Bomb vs. Vanessa Kraven
4. Josh Alexander vs. Kyle O'Reilly
5. Tables match: The Overdogs (John Greed & Sebastian Suave) vs. Super Smash Brothers
6. ACH vs. Michael Elgin
7. Chris Hero vs. Takaaki Watanabe
8. Smash Heavyweight Championship: Alex Vega vs. Brent Banks vs. Matt Cross(c)
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1. Gregory Iron vs. Pepper Parks 2. Alex Vega & Brent Banks vs. "Hacker" Scotty O'Shea & Tyson Dux 3. Cherry Bomb vs. Vanessa Kraven 4. Josh Alexander vs. Kyle O'Reilly 5. Tables match: The Overdogs (John Greed & Sebastian Suave) vs. Super Smash Brothers 6. ACH vs. Michael Elgin 7. Chris Hero vs. Takaaki Watanabe 8. Smash Heavyweight Championship: Alex Vega vs. Brent Banks vs. Matt Cross(c)
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