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Using The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" in Mad Men cost around $250,000 due to the band's strict licensing terms. The show paid an extreme premium for the track to capture the era's cultural essence and enhance the scene’s impact, reflecting its commitment to authenticity.

This deserted street is at the center of Boston University, which is supposed to have about 40 thousand students. Most are nowhere to be found. The students you do see all look completely miserable. Everyone is foreign- not just in origin but in the world they inhabit. Virtually, she is far away- China, Valhalla, the moon, It wouldn’t matter. it’s not the phone that transports her, it’s her head that’s in the clouds. And she is all of us. Decades ago, this part of campus had the best parties. Now, unfriendly strivers in fantasy worlds. A Tower of Babel, and the split is more than superficially linguistic

Aubrey Plaza offers to strip completely naked in high heels if Quentin Tarantino puts her in his final movie "Tarantino, where the fuck are you? I'll do anything. Tarantino, anything you want." "I am her manager. She will not do anything, and the feet are off the table." "Tarantino, it's Aubrey. Guess what? I'll do anything you want." "Babe, it's extra for the feet, honey." "Naked in heels, Tarantino!" "Can't wait. God, I can't wait for whatever is the scary-ass shit he's going to make put me through again. Definitely don't care about anything."