Kief Joints contain no flower, just pure THC-loaded trichomes for a long-lasting smoke session
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Story by Eileen Cartter '16 In the opening moments of The Last Movie Stars a six-part HBO documentary series profiling the lives and legacies of Hollywood greats Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward the projects director, actor Ethan Hawke, recalls his first memory of Newman: Hawke was a 10-year-old kid growing up in Fort Worth, Texas, when, on one hot summer Sunday, his dad suggested they play hooky from church to catch a matinee revival of a cowboy picture called Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. And from that day forward, Hawke narrates, the movies have been the church of my choice. The Last Movie Stars is one of two major retrospective works about Paul Newman 49 H61 to emerge in the past year, the other being a posthumous memoir, poignantly called The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man, published by Knopf