1. "Black Panther" director Ryan Coogler spoke publicly for the first time about Chadwick Bosman
Director: "I've never talked about Chad publicly except for writing some words before. I miss him a lot and although we had limited time together, he gave us unlimited gifts. I've never been so sad before, I've spent a year preparing a sequel and writing down what he's going to say, but I can't look at his close-ups or go up to him and ask him to come back, talk, text each other. ”
Coogler recalls that when the epidemic first spread, Bosman would give him healthy recipes, tell people to follow them, and check them from time to time — even if he was already battling cancer himself.
"In our culture, deceased relatives become ancestors, some have inheritance relationships with each other, and some do not... I believe Bosman has become an ancestor and will continue to guard us until we are reunited. ”
2. Trump engraved his name with Quake
Donald Trump's presidency is coming to an end, and it's time to say goodbye to the White House.
In recent days, the National Archives Agency has been taking Trump's personal belongings from the White House, and photos of them picking up have been taken by many locals.
One of the funny photos shared by Reuters caught fire, showing that among the items the staff was packing, there was a hand-held object that we were very, very familiar with.
Not only that, but the "hand-held object" is engraved with his name TRUMP (Trump).
The tweet read: "On January 15, 2021, at the White House in Washington, D.C., a man from the National Archives Bureau held a sledgehammer engraved with the word 'Trump.'
It's unclear whether the hammer will be sent to the National Archives Service for safekeeping or returned to Trump himself; it's not even clear when the hammer was put in. ”
Marvel movies are household names, so is Trump a fan of Thor? Or does he think the hammer looks cool?
The most interesting saying is that "Trump can't hold it for half a day, only ask the staff to take it" - because he is unworthy