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6:15 AM on March 15
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6:15 a.m. (c)

Me and Barry's (Obama) favorite newspaper!!!!

The image depicts a stack of newspapers with a prominent headline from "The New York Times." The visible headline reads, "YES, IT'S HOTTER, IT'S MUGGIER, AND, YES, YOU'RE GOING CRAZY," capturing the oppressive heat theme from the film "Do the Right Thing." The newspapers are neatly piled, suggesting a setting inside a shop or newsstand. The overall color palette is a muted sepia, evoking a vintage or nostalgic feel, which aligns with the film’s late 1980s aesthetic. The top newspaper features a black and white photograph of people gathered, possibly reflecting the community scenes from the movie. To the left, an article titled "Review of Pentagon's Contracts Finds Overcharges Are Common" is visible, adding a political and serious tone to the front page. The name "The New York Times" is prominently displayed at the top along with the date, reinforcing the credibility and authenticity of the setting. This newspaper piece is a key element in establishing the film’s setting during a particularly hot day, a central element around which the movie's plot unfolds. The image effectively captures a snapshot of the social and environmental conditions central to "Do the Right Thing."
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