O'Dessa cleverly brings together a couple of elements that don't typically go hand in hand—colors and dystopia. It tries to explain to us what Brad Pitt did in Fight Club (1999): consumerism.

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Debbie Webster is set to keep a secret in Coronation Street as Jack sparks trouble at school. This week the soap began a devastating storyline in which Debbie, who has started to forget key bits of ...

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