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'Soul,' 'Wolfwalkers' Wins Annie Awards in Features  Hollywood Reporter

10 best period dramas  Saga Magazine News

Cannes Lions announces 51% female jury list  Campaign US

Cannes Lions announces 2021 jury members – Campaign Middle East  Campaign Middle East

CLAYTON: Pressure we've never known  Golf Australia

From the Vault: Freddie & Fans Overwhelm Paz  Golf Australia Magazine

The gold nuggets in Danny Dyer's pre-EastEnders decline  Flickering Myth

Britain’s love affair with straight-to-DVD ‘geezer’ movies  Telegraph.co.uk

Exclusive Interview - Producer Jonathan Sothcott talks Nemesis, Renegades, Shogun Films and more  Flickering Myth

WGC-Match Play: Looking back at the past winners  Pro Golf Now

Who's won the most World Golf Championship events?  usatoday.com

Absolut Appoints Ogilvy Global Creative Agency of Record  Adweek

Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror  Film Threat

SXSW 'Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched' Review: If You Are A Horror Fan, You Must Watch This  Mashable India

Nicola Pagett, ‘Upstairs, Downstairs’ Actress, Dies at 75  The New York Times

SXSW 2021 Review: WOODLANDS DARK AND DAYS BEWITCHED: A HISTORY OF FOLK HORROR, An Expansive Examination Of An Evergreen Subgenre  ScreenAnarchy

Honda Classic: Everything you need to know for Tour's stop at PGA National  theScore

A Forgotten Sylvester Stallone Gem: Lock Up  Flickering Myth

Ogilvy: The alliance between Europe and the U.S. makes both Tours stronger  Golf Australia Magazine

Greatness Beckons for Anya Taylor-Joy  Flickering Myth

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i prefer Ian Ogilvy in the 70s as Simon templar

It was a long time ago that I read it. I remember it was a kids book. About this little boy that had to live with his uncle who was this really tall guy who was dressed completely in black. His uncle had a large model of the city that he kept in a room and one day the boy is exploring and finds it. He's somehow turned really small and goes in to the model. There he finds models of people that he thinks are fake until they move their eyes. He realise that the pink lemonade and the food that his uncle puts in the model are turning people in to plastic statues and the only way to reverse the effects is to eat food from the real world and he realies that he has a pack of carrots that he took from the fridge earlier in the day and feeds it to the people already in the model and they start to turn back in to small people. That's all I can remember. Anyone know what this book is?

A children/young adult book. I can't remember too many of the details, but, it was a really dark house at the end of the street that had like dark clouds over it all the time. The person had this train track kind of think on a table in the attic I think. I was a play town I believe. And the people were stuck there. I remember reading it in the 5th grade I believe, I'm 19 now.

when i was younger there was a series of books i read. in one book it was about this boy and he lives with a a man who always has a cloud over his head and talks "like thisss". the boy is shrunk and put in the mans toy set and the man leaves crumbs for him to eat, but they turn you into plastic. they boy has some carrots in his pocket though and by feeding these to the almost plastic people in the toy set he makes them back to normal. the ending has something to do with a cockroach? in another book he is taken to a big house or castle with this baby. there he meets another one of those people/things with a rain cloud over his head called iggy. iggy used to be a burglar and can open locks or something? iggy and the boy become friends. i know this sounds really strange but i can't for the life of me remember what these books were called and it is really annoying me! thanks for helping! :)

I saw a movie on AMC I think it was a vincent Price one; A man is with his new wife in a castle. She gets raped. The baby is born with a disfiguring birth mark. The husband realizes one of the men a black smith I think has the same birth mark. He wants to ikill the black smith cause he raped the man's new wife. Do you know the title?