Nat Wolff and Josh Hutcherson, to name a few — in a movie about a young guy (Wolff) who steps in to help a group of overworked California fruit pickers. Set in the 1930s and based on a John Steinbeck novel, the film premieres this month at the Toronto International Film Festival. after the demise of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League left North America with only one women’s league, the U.S. National Women’s Hockey Leaguethreatened to I was very fortunate that my mom pays close attention and was smart enough to give me a creative outlet — acting — as a way to make friends who would accept me for who I was and where I would be welcome to act out (literally) anything I needed to in a healthy setting. She used to say “save the drama for drama.” She was right. In middle school especially, it felt like there was nothing but drama. The United States was one of only three countries to vote against a U.N. resolution aimed at combating Nazi practices that contribute to fueling global divide and intolerance,The Independentreported