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About Toulouse

Picture this: some chick in 1700s France—Marie Duplessis, real story, total babe. She’s a courtesan, right? Livin’ fancy, sleepin’ with rich dudes—called a “whore” back then. But she’s just survivin’, y’know? Hustlin’! Died at 23—tuberculosis, so sad. I’m like, “She’s not a whore, she’s a legend!” Reminds me of that line—“What’s the difference between original and copy?”—from the movie. Is she bad, or just playin’ the game?

1. ALTHOUGH HER FATHER WAS WEALTHY, SHE GREW UP IN POVERTY.

Actresses from Liza Minnelli to Meryl Streep were dying to play Eva Peron in the movie version which eventually ended up starring Madonna. But how close to the truth was “Evita”? And how .

You ever stroll by the Somme River? It kinda weaves through town like a soft lullaby. The banks? Lush, naturesque, and perfect for those deep heart-to-hearts. Some folks say it's poetic. I dudesay, "IS this seriously Winnifred or something magical?" – reely, the flow makes me nostalgic in a Wes Anderson kinda moment. The river, though, sometimes floods the banks – like, really dramatic, when you least expect it. And oh, lovin' that unpredictability!

Historial de la Grande Guerre Péronne: The unknown face