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    Who slings the most mud at Sean Lowe? Take our Bachelor women-tell-all quiz and find out!

    Jennifer Chininis
    Mar 4, 2013 | 10:39 pm

    Yes, it’s true. Even the women-tell-all episode of The Bachelor is two hours long. First we have to travel with Sean and host Chris Harrison as they crash Bachelor-watching parties.

    Not surprisingly, at a sorority house at UCLA, Sean takes off his shirt for a room full of screaming college girls. He’s a good sport.

    But let’s get to the good stuff. A visibly nervous Tierra comes on the show to tell her side of the story — and to blind everyone with the rock on her left ring finger. (It’s a guy she dated before the show, okay? They needed the time apart.)

    For better or worse, Tierrable drama took up a good chunk of the show. Quotes from and about Tierra are plentiful in our pop quiz. But before we get to that, let’s pause for a minute and talk about the hugely awkward confrontation between AshLee and Sean, during which she claims he said he had no feelings for the other women.

    He says he would never say that. She says he did. They agree to disagree. And then she keeps at it. And he keeps denying it. But does it matter? Not really.

    So back to the task at hand. Can you figure out which bachelorette said what — and about whom — in the following quotes? Winner gets to see Sean with his shirt off. Oh, wait ...

    A. “She really wants to be with Sean. And she’ll throw you under the bus to get to him.”

    B. “This whole time I’m thinking, ‘I got this.’”

    C. “Tierra’s sparkle didn’t sparkle that big. It was pretty dim from when Sean gave her the first rose.”

    D. “I was her friend in the beginning. If she’s gonna hear any voice of reason, let’s hope it’s mine.”

    E. “I think this show is about seizing every opportunity, whether you’re faking it or whether you’re being real. I think you guys are little bit upset because maybe you didn’t do the same thing that she did.”

    F. “It’s difficult for me because I light up in a room. And when I walk into a room, I bring this joy and this smile and I’m happy.”

    G. “I was so involved with what is wrong with this girl. I will honestly say I didn’t pay as much attention to Sean. If I could go back, I would completely ignore Tierra. Not even get into it. She really isn’t worth my time. I’m sitting here at women tell all, mad all over again.”

    H. “If I did say anything bad about anybody here, please tell me and give me an example. Honestly, I didn’t say one bad thing about any of these girls.”

    I. “You’re delusional.”

    J. “I wish you would just stand in your conviction. You made it clear that you didn’t want to be friends. You made it clear you didn’t like any of the women in the house. Don’t try to make it seem like you were this innocent person. You set the tone. I think it was beyond you just getting the first rose. It was everything you did leading up to the time you were let go from the show. It really wasn’t so much them as it was you.”

    K. “I take great offense to you sitting here calling me a liar.”

    L. “It’s the worst to be told you’re great but you’re not good enough for me.”

    M. “I didn’t expect to fall for Sean. I did not see that coming.”

    N. “This guy is not quite who I thought he was. With the other girls, he kinda acted like a frat boy.”

    O. “It was the worst hometown in Bachelor history.”

    Answers

    A. Lindsay about AshLee

    B. AshLee

    C. Lesley

    D. AshLee about Tierra

    E. Brooke about the women ganging up on Tierra

    F. Tierra

    G. Robyn

    H. Tierra

    I. Robyn

    J. Brooke to Tierra

    K. AshLee to Tierra

    L. Sarah

    M. Dez

    N. AshLee

    O. Dez about her own date

    Sean has a tough decision ahead, when he has to choose between Lindsay and Catherine.

    Bachelor Sean Lowe
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    Sean has a tough decision ahead, when he has to choose between Lindsay and Catherine.
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    Movie Review

    Safe cracking is a snap for White Lotus alum Leo Woodall in Tuner

    Alex Bentley
    May 29, 2026 | 2:55 pm
    Leo Woodall in Tuner
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    Leo Woodall in Tuner.

    Of all the ways that movies depict people trying to steal money and other valuables, safe cracking is among the least exciting. By design, it’s a laborious process that only those with a very certain set of skills can do. While clever editing and the right music can enhance scenes of safes being cracked, there’s a reason that the method is among the least used in heist films.

    In the new film Tuner, Niki (Leo Woodall) has a job and a condition that just happens to lend itself well to committing that specific crime. He works as an apprentice piano tuner for Harry (Dustin Hoffman), usually doing the hard work while Harry schmoozes the client. Niki is well-suited for the job because he has a rare condition called hyperacusis, which makes him both sensitive to loud noises and able to hear subtle things that others cannot.

    When he runs across a trio of criminals trying to break open a safe at a house where he’s tuning a piano, he helps them more out of frustration than avarice. But when Harry goes into the hospital and racks up huge bills, Niki decides to join the group to make some quick money. They soon want more than he’s willing to give, and he must find a way to extricate himself from them without losing himself completely.

    Written and directed by documentary filmmaker Daniel Roher (making his narrative feature debut) and co-written by Robert Ramsey, the film has a nice pace to it despite there being relatively little action. Roher and Ramsey spend the first third or so establishing Niki, Harry, and Harry’s wife Marla (Tovah Feldshuh) as characters, letting the audience understand their relationships and how they interact with each other.

    The time they devote to the personal storytelling pays dividends when Niki starts to descend into crime, as his divided loyalties - not to mention the danger of the thefts - insert tension into the plot. That stress is heightened even more when Niki starts a relationship with piano student Ruthie (Havana Rose Liu), as getting closer to her necessitates a series of lies.

    There comes a point, though, where the plot stagnates to a degree. Niki’s end goal, if he has one, is never clear, and it’s obvious that it’s only a matter of time before things start to fall apart. After starting strong in their character development, Roher and Ramsey take shortcuts as the film rushes toward its conclusion. This is most notable in a weird argument scene between Niki and Ruthie that comes out of nowhere and seems to serve no purpose in the story.

    Woodall, who had a memorable turn in season 2 of The White Lotus, is on the cusp of breaking out, and this understated-but-compelling lead role should help him become an even bigger name in Hollywood. Hoffman has a small role, but he remains as interesting as ever despite the lack of screentime. Liu (Bottoms) is also an up-and-coming actor who should become a star with more roles like this one.

    Tuner is a low-key thriller that succeeds because of the way the filmmakers approach the under-used method of robbery. Even if it doesn’t quite reach its potential, the film maintains a high quality throughout thanks to its storytelling and acting.

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    Tuner is now playing in theaters.

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