#( c: Amos )
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carolinasof1a · 4 months ago
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tori amos on her wedding day (1998)
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allabbottme · 1 year ago
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The previous evening had been a late one for Anthony, his radio slot on the Wizarding Network was pushed back almost midnight. When tired, it was common for Anthony to crave a sweet treat for a little boost. His favourite had always been peppermint toads, his eyes scanned the shelves to no avail. Apparently, they seemed to be everyone's favourites. Back to the drawing board, Anthony glanced at a nearby discounted area. A few sugar quills would do the trick.
Barely able to get his hand over the bowl, Anthony heard a voice claim 'dibs,' and the bowl was out of his grasp in a flash. Blinking, startled, Anthony expressed a laugh. "It's alright -" He smiled politely, "I'll save you a fight, they were my second choice anyway." Anthony acknowledged before grinning. "You're in for one wild sugar rush with those, mate.
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WHO : amos diggory & anyone. WHERE : sugarplum's sweet shop, diagon alley. WHEN : late afternoon.
With Cedric momentarily distracted by a kid floating around after chewing on some Fizzing Whizzbees, Amos was taking his chances by loading his Sugarplum's basket full of treats. The kids on the Little League team he coached had reached the semi-finals today — and they were expecting a reward. While he wondered how much of this could be put down under 'equipment costs budget', Amos spotted the gold mine — a bowl full of discounted Sugar Quills. "Dibs!" He called, just as he grabbed the bowl right before the next person trying to reach for it, looking (and feeling) particularly childish. "Sorry, it's a Sugar Quill emergency — if you want any, you're going to have to fight me for them."
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fujofailure · 2 months ago
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la mama de mi amiga descubrio a los bts recien no tiene desperdicio
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crystalida · 2 months ago
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Saludos y buenos deseos van y vienen por doquier, su cabeza casi constantemente inclina en apenas una cuadra de recorrido alrededor de la plaza de artesanos de Kazehara. "Vaya, sí que hay mucho movimiento el día de hoy". Menciona, con una sonrisa que se tambalea por lucirla tanto tiempo. "Hotaru-san". La llama en voz baja, acercándose unos pasitos para susurrar: "¿Crees que la próxima vez puedas ayudarme con un atuendo que me haga pasar desapercibida?" * ♡ ( @varunae )
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ludobxmxn · 2 years ago
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"cause you've got bludgers kissing you left and right," ludo continues in jest, standing up and grabbing the paper with him as he makes his way over to amos. "are you asking me to the ball?" he asks with amusement as he throws the paper back across the table, sitting across from the gryffindor. "because if you're shy, you know, i'm quite nice and approachable. you don't have to throw paper at me." he continues on with a smirk, reaching over and grabbing more bread from the table and picking at it roughly. "unfortauntely, mate, it's gonna be no. not that you're not handsome," he shakes his head truthfully, "just, y'know. there's lots of fresh fish coming in next week, with the other school, and all. i don't want you cramping my style." @diggoryxamos
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Okay so the paper aeroplane didn't end up where it needed to, but arguably this could be more interesting anyway. Amos loved banter, aside from flirting it was one of his favourite forms of communication. He laughed at Ludo's comment. "I don't hear people saying that on the quidditch pitch mate" he jested "maybe your big head just got in the way of it's path." He shrugged throwing the boy a cheeky grin. "Least you can do is send it back, there's top secret communication on there i'll have you know, real v.i.p stuff." Amos was lying, the actual message he had written was along of the lines of 'please help, i'm dying of boredom.' But honestly where was the fun in admitting that. This conversation was already helping with the boredom anyway.
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@ludobxmxn
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fatalfantasles · 2 months ago
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— Ayra Bauer;
la más pequeña de las bauer. adoptada. veinticuatro años, con residencia en los angeles, eu. hermana de caroline, poppy y gaia. actriz, trabajando desde los seis años. contenido exclusivo para la emisora y plataformas de streaming de los bauer. conocida por su papel en la exitosa serie adolescente dream makers, ahora trabajando ahora en dramas y papeles más serios. ( roleplay: ravenshearthq )
biografía. tablero. imágenes. convos.
información sobre los bauers:
Negocio: Medios de comunicación, televisión, plataformas digitales y producción de contenido.
Historia: La familia Bauer es la realeza de los medios de comunicación en Estados Unidos. El patriarca, David Bauer, comenzó como periodista de investigación a finales de los años 60 y fundó una productora de contenido que se expandió rápidamente a la televisión nacional. La empresa se convirtió en un referente de la industria, destacándose por su capacidad de atraer audiencias. La familia también amplió su influencia con adquisiciones de emisoras y plataformas de streaming en Europa, América Latina y Estados Unidos.  Hoy, la compañía está dirigida por su hijo Michael Bauer, quien ha llevado el negocio a nuevas alturas, consolidando un control casi total sobre la industria de los medios y plataformas digitales. En su liderazgo, la familia Bauer ha expandido su presencia global, convirtiéndose en un actor clave en el entretenimiento y manteniendo su influencia en la opinión pública. La familia sigue siendo una de las más poderosas en el mundo de los medios.
* DATO EXTRA: La tragedia azotó a la familia tres años atrás, luego de un intento de robo en uno de sus hogares. En ese momento, solo se encontraban en el lugar ambos padres. Durante el asalto, la madre fue herida por un arma, y la gravedad de la herida terminó por arrebatarle la vida, dejando a cada miembro de la familia destrozado por la pérdida.
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sublecturas · 9 months ago
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"Pocopán", de María Elena Walsh en la #LíneaC
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scribledon · 2 years ago
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So uh… this post I made 2 years ago has almost 100 notes and is still getting them which is pretty cool….. but it sucks so I redrew it. This time the characters are directly from the movie rather than a mix of the broadway revival and the movie. (I’m sorry Joel Grey I love you)
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qingyve · 2 months ago
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— Actividad especial: Adopta a un sátiro ♡ྀི
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Nombre: Zhiyuan, un nombre bastante antiguo que sorprendió a Qingyue el día que lo conoció. ¿Por qué elegiría precisamente ese? Nunca obtuvo respuesta, aunque le gusta lo 'clásico' que suena.
Edad: 29 años.
Personalidad: Bendecido con una paciencia casi inquebrantable, fue como si hubiera nacido para soportarla. La cordialidad es su segundo nombre, rodeado de un aura de sutil carisma, de esas que hacen fácil generar confianza. Excelente con las palabras, siempre parece tener en su repertorio las más adecuadas para interceder frente a cualquier situación. Diplomático y caballero, aunque su mirada y controladas expresiones faciales hacen difícil saber en qué piensa o qué siente, pues es bastante bueno guardándose ciertos comentarios y reprimiendo algunas emociones. Es como la figura de un padre o de un hermano mayor, podría asegurar Qingyue; pero una que, con cariño y firmeza, te guía hasta encontrar tu propio camino.
Gustos: Coleccionar vinilos, pues ha dicho amar la música. Los lugares silenciosos que invitan a la tranquilidad y reflexión. El affogato. Los poemarios que conoce de memoria y recita como si de un mantra se tratara.
¿Cómo es la relación entre ambos?: El sátiro es como el hermano mayor que nunca tuvo. Uno que la regaña y la obliga a hacer cosas que ella no desea, siempre buscando que no se aleje de su destino, que no huya de aquello a lo que pertenece. En un principio, Qingyue lo consideraba casi una alucinación, creyendo que estaba volviéndose loca desde el extraño avistamiento de lo que parecía un monstruo. Y aunque intentó rechazar la presencia del sátiro en el transcurso de las semanas, honestamente, ella misma cedió a la conversación informativa, a la búsqueda de respuestas que le provocaban tanta curiosidad como irritación. No quiere admitirlo, pero él es una de las pocas personas que realmente escucha (aunque sea a regañadientes) y cuya opinión sí le interesa. Para Zhiyuan, la semidiosa fue una prueba de fuego que puso al límite su paciencia; no por nada perdió los estribos con ella (por primera vez), cansado de sus incesantes lloriqueos cobardes y su estado de negación. Pero se tomó muy en serio su deber, hallando las maneras de hacerle entender y sobre todo, de que le diera una oportunidad a esta vida desconocida, por mucho que le asustara e incomodara. Ante sus ojos, tal vez Qingyue luce como una niña a quien debe cuidar, pero eso no significa que lo hará con indulgencia y mimándola, pues su forma de protegerla es recodándole constantemente que solo ella es responsable de su supervivencia y futuro.
¿Cómo se conocieron?: Fue un encuentro casi inmediato desde el momento en que sus poderes despertaron. Zhiyuan se presentó misteriosamente como el nuevo integrante de su staff, contratado como asesor de vestuario para una sesión fotográfica. Y desde aquel día, fue evidente que la maravillosa vida de la influencer se caía a pedazos. No solo tuvo que lidiar con el discurso constante de quien proclamaba ser una criatura de cuento de hadas y sus explicaciones de un mundo que sonaba ridículo para ella, sino también con más presencias extrañas a su alrededor; similares a la que visualizó el día de su despertar. La sobreexposición a redes sociales y la tecnología la estaban convirtiendo en presa fácil para los monstruos, y no fue hasta un primer ataque, del cual su sátiro tuvo que protegerla, que Qingyue realmente empezó a considerar que no estaba demente, que aquello que percibía no era producto de la paranoia y que el hombre en cuestión, tal vez, estaba diciéndole la verdad. Tras dos o tres meses de conversaciones que aún se negaba a aceptar en voz alta (quizá solo por capricho y orgullo), se vio obligada a emprender su viaje a Arcaria cuando su vida volvió a correr peligro, casi a las puertas de su hogar. Lloró todo el camino, protestó, se quejó, solo le faltó echarse al suelo a patalear como una niña pequeña; pero del mismo modo, la inmutable determinación en la voz de Zhiyuan la reprendió y sacudió en el interior, obligándola a levantarse y aceptar que su vida ya había cambiado, que nunca volvería a ser lo que alguna vez fue; y que eso podría ser tan bueno como malo.
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carolinasof1a · 7 months ago
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tori amos.
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mcvrae · 17 days ago
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— ( conversación privada 1 / 4 )
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cierra su espejo de mano después de que termina de retocar su labial. ahora que estaban fuera de las habitaciones necesita asegurarse que su apariencia vuelva a parecer intacta. levanta ligeramente su mirada para encontrarse con el castaño y le sonríe sin mucha preocupación. “normalmente me presento antes...” deja salir una corta risa. “pero, soy sugar” pasa completamente por alto el hecho de que nombres han sido publicados en la app de las moiras. “y voy a decir que decirte que causaste una muy biena primera impresión. ¿tengo que dar las gracias?"
@zacvarias
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gwydionmisha · 2 months ago
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This is in accordance with the whites only police Trump is imposing as part of his war on truth.
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thekat-alystreview · 4 months ago
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Movie Review – Chicago (2002 Musical)
There are two types of people in this world: those who understand that Chicago is one of the greatest movie adaptations of a musical of all time, and those who have yet to experience the life-altering revelation that is watching Richard Gere tap dance his way through a courtroom. If you belong to the latter category, don’t worry—I’m here to guide you toward the light, whether you like it or not.
Now, full disclosure: This is not an objective review. I have loved this movie since I was a kid, and I will continue to love this movie until the day I shuffle off this mortal coil in a dramatic, jazz-hand-filled exit. However, I also have excellent taste, so bite me. That said, I’m not here to just throw roses at its feet—because while Chicago is a wildly entertaining, impeccably choreographed spectacle, it’s also a little ridiculous, a little messy, and very much a product of early-2000s filmmaking. And that’s part of what makes it great.
This film is what happens when you take a crime drama, inject it with jazz, wrap it in fishnet stockings, and set it loose on a stage where justice isn’t real but show business is. It’s loud, it’s flashy, and it’s about as subtle as a vaudeville performer holding you at gunpoint—but in a fun way. And honestly? That’s exactly how it should be.
The Good: Murder, Media Manipulation, and a Metric Ton of Sequins
One of Chicago’s biggest strengths is that it understands its own absurdity. It takes a story about two women who literally killed people and asks, But what if murder was less of a crime and more of a career move? The entire film is structured like a stage performance—songs transition seamlessly into reality, numbers are presented like vaudeville acts, and every moment feels just exaggerated enough to sell the satire without slipping into full-on parody.
And speaking of people getting played for laughs, let’s talk about Amos Hart—Roxie’s sweet, dim-witted husband who gets absolutely steamrolled by the narrative. He’s played by John C. Reilly, and listen, I don’t like a lot of the movies he’s in, but this one? This is one of the few where I genuinely enjoy him. His performance is heartbreaking in that very specific “sad clown” way—he’s the only sincere character in a world of manipulators, which makes him both the moral center and a walking punchline. And yeah, that’s the point, but I still feel bad about it. The man just wants to be loved, and the universe (and the script) essentially pat him on the head and say, That's cute. Now step aside while we celebrate the murderers.
The performances across the board are pretty damn solid. Renée Zellweger, an actress who I wouldn’t have necessarily picked for the role of Roxie, completely nails it with her blend of wide-eyed ambition and shameless narcissism. Catherine Zeta-Jones is exactly the kind of larger-than-life presence Velma Kelly needs to be. And Richard Gere, bless his heart, doesn’t have the strongest voice, but he sells Billy Flynn’s sleazeball charisma so well that it almost doesn’t matter. Almost. (The tap-dancing courtroom scene, though? Flawless. Peak cinema. I stand by that.)
Also, Queen Latifah as Mama Morton? Inspired casting. She only gets one major song, but she delivers it with the confidence of someone who knows she could extort money from you, and you’d thank her for the privilege.
The Bad: A Few Loose Stockings in the Costume Trunk
Now, despite my love for this movie, I have to admit—it is not perfect. For one, the CGI is... a choice. And not always a good one. There are a few shots that seem deliberately stylized (probably to mimic the look of a stage production), but instead of blending seamlessly into the film’s otherwise practical aesthetic, they stand out like a cheap, rhinestone-covered sore thumb.
Also, as much as the film leans into its theatrical nature, some of the editing choices can be a little too chaotic. The quick cuts and fast-paced cinematography, while exciting, sometimes feel like they’re compensating for the fact that not all of the actors are professional dancers. Which, okay, fair—but when I’m watching a musical, I want to see the dancing. Let the choreography breathe!
And while the media satire is still relevant today (if anything, more relevant), the actual plot is pretty thin. The film is so focused on style that sometimes the story itself takes a backseat, which is fine when you’re being dazzled by “All That Jazz,” but less fine when you realize Roxie’s entire arc is basically Girlbossing her way out of a murder charge.
Final Verdict: A Vaudevillian Fever Dream That Still Holds Up
At the end of the day, Chicago is not trying to be deep. It’s not a thought-provoking examination of the American justice system—it’s a big, bold, razzle-dazzle-filled spectacle, and that’s what makes it work. It’s campy, it’s messy, and it fully embraces the fact that sometimes, bad people get away with things just because they know how to put on a good show.
Would I change a few things? Sure. Would I still sit my friends down and force them to watch it if they hadn’t seen it? Absolutely. In fact I did that exact thing for the re-watch for this review. It’s a movie that knows exactly what it is: a cynical, show-stopping celebration of corruption, capitalism, and choreography. And frankly, that’s entertainment, baby.
Also full marks for Catherine Zeta-Jones kicking a chair across the stage with the precision of a woman who has seen God and was unimpressed.
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joxdrayton · 1 year ago
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closed starter for @amosdeleon
location: wrightville beach
Ever since she could remember herself, Jo loved the beach. Especially on the long summer days when the heat anywhere else was unbearable but here, the cool breeze pulled the loose strands of her hair in a wild dance across her face and tickled the base of her neck. Tennis was something her father had insisted on when she was a kid; a sport he admired but she only attended lessons for a couple of years before quitting. Still, it held a dear place in her heart, especially after his death, so it was no wonder she decided to join the beach tennis tournament hosted by a dear friend of hers. "So, a little birdy has told me you're finally quitting the big game?" She leaned towards the man, keeping her voice down.
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hedlundholbrookhunnam · 1 year ago
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sublecturas · 1 year ago
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"La inteligencia de las flores", de Maurice Maeterlinck en la #LíneaC @interZona
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