Nick Lee

An American soldier says goodbye to his wife and infant child in Pennsylvania Station before shipping out for service in World War II. New York City, 1943

The steel arches of Pennsylvania Station loom above them like the ribs of a whale, vast and indifferent to the moment playing out below. Amid the shuffle of boots, the rustle of coats, and the hollow echo of trains arriving and departing, a young soldier holds his infant daughter for what might be the last time. His uniform is crisp but his face, despite its taut lines, betrays a softness—a tenderness reserved only for moments like this, when the weight of what’s to come sits heavy on his shoulders.

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I don’t know what it is about the internet, but for some reason, we all love picking apart characters in movies like they’re contestants on Survivor. And nobody gets roasted harder in the post-Forrest Gump universe than Jenny Curran. Somewhere along the way, Jenny became cinema’s biggest villain—right alongside Darth Vader and Hannibal Lecter—except her crime was having complicated feelings in a world where everybody just wants her to be uncomplicated.

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Susan Dey, eternally etched in the memories of a generation as Laurie Partridge from the beloved 1970s sitcom “The Partridge Family,” captivated audiences as the insightful, keyboard-playing teen in the musical family ensemble. Adored for her girl-next-door allure, sharp wit, and genuine warmth, she quickly rose to fan-favorite status.

Now, as Dey celebrates her 70th birthday, we take a moment to catch up with the once teen sensation, tracing her fascinating evolution from a widely admired sitcom star to a figure who yearns for a life away from the relentless spotlight.

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