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Emergency services are at a multi-vehicle crash scene WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.
Saturday, June 29th 2024, 2:54 pm
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A vehicle crashed into a business in NW Oklahoma City on Saturday.
Oklahoma City Police said an elderly driver hit an adult entertainment store near 16000 N. May Avenue.
There are no reports of any injuries at this time.
Oklahoma City Police are working the scene.
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Police on scene after train hits person in Niles WFMJWarning! Contains spoilers for The Bear season 4.
There is more to The Bear season 3's Taylor Swift scene than meets the eye, and its comparison with season 2's Taylor Swift moments reveals a lot about Richie's story. Although many factors contribute to The Bear's success, a part of the reason it is such a memorable show is its stellar music choices. Throughout its runtime, it features classic tracks from beloved artists like Pearl Jam and R.E.M. that perfectly complement its Chicago visuals.
The Bear's seasons 2 and 3 also use Taylor Swift's songs as the background scores for several scenes, highlighting Richie's love for the singer. However, a close look at The Bear season 2's Taylor Swift references and season 3's subtle nod to a song by the singer reveal a bittersweet truth about Richie's characterization. Even though The Bear season 3 features only one Taylor Swift track, it seems to hold immense significance in Richie's journey.
The Bear season 3 continues the show’s human stories about cooking, purpose, and handling trauma, set against a varied musical soundtrack.
Unlike The Bear season 2, which put Richie, his ex-wife, and his daughter's love for Taylor Swift on full display, season 3 only features one Taylor Swift song. This song, "Long Live," can be heard in Richie's car as he drops his daughter off at Frank's house. It is an interesting detail because many moments in The Bear season 2 highlight his ex-wife Tiffany's love for Taylor Swift. Richie, too, listens to her music because it helps him connect with his daughter and ex-wife even when they are not with him.
In The Bear season 2, he even tries to arrange three tickets for a Taylor Swift concert through Uncle Jimmy. However, not long after, his heart is broken when he learns that Tiffany is planning to get married again. When Richie finally turns his life around in The Bear season 2 and finds his true purpose in the service industry after briefly working at Chef Terry's restaurant, Taylor Swift's "Love Story" also becomes the soundtrack of his life. Since Taylor Swift has been such a crucial part of Richie's journey, season 3's subtle "Long Live" reference must mean something.
After walking through Carmy, Sydney, and the crew's struggles with their new restaurant, The Bear season 3 ends on a fascinatingly ambiguous note.
While Richie struggles to deal with his divorce from Tiffany in The Bear season 2, he becomes more accepting towards it in season 3. He even meets Frank and appreciates how nice he is. Owing to this, since he connected with his wife and daughter through their combined love for Taylor Swift's music, it is hard not to believe that season 3's subtle reference to "Long Live" represents how Richie is finally moving on. It seems like the more he grows distant from his previous romantic relationship with his ex-wife, the less he listens to Taylor Swift.
As seen in The Bear season 3, he still enjoys listening to Taylor Swift with his daughter. However, his regrets surrounding the divorce are gradually fading as he is learning to embrace his new relationship with his family. However, it would still be interesting to see whether he will gather the courage to attend her wedding in The Bear season 4. If he does, he will, perhaps, get an even better closure for his past, allowing him to commit to his personal growth as a chef and maybe even find new love.
Set in a Chicago sandwich shop, The Bear follows Carmy Berzatto, a young professionally trained chef who returns to take over his family business after the unexpected death of his brother. At odds with many of the shop's employees due to his culinary training, Carmy struggles to maintain order and keep the shop from failing entirely. Jeremy Allen White stars as Carmy alongside Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Ayo Edebiri.
