#Dianna Foley

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𝑾𝒆𝒍𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝑬𝒍𝒊𝒐’𝒔 𝒃𝒍𝒐𝒈!

𝑹𝒖𝒍𝒆𝒔:

I will be writing smut, fluff, comfort, and angst. I'm not experienced with writing as much as other writers are, so don't expect the best.

No sa or rape of any sort because we don't tolerate that.

No piss/shit/fart kinks ya dirty fucks.

No pedophilia. Age gaps only can consist of five years apart in my story's when 18+

No human servitude.

I write for any sexuality and any gender.

I do write drabbles and hcs.

I don't write agere/little space on this blog, I'll set up another blog for that!!

I don't care how old you are I can't stop you from reading my stuff 😕🙏🏻

Requests are open!!

𝑭𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐𝒎𝒔 & 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝑰'𝒍𝒍 𝒘𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒆 𝒇𝒐𝒓

The Walking Dead:

Rick Grimes

Carl Grimes

Daryl Dixon

Negan Smith

Glenn Rhee

Ron Anderson

Enid Rhee

Maggie Rhee

Michonne Grimes

(Bonus: I might write for others too. Maybe Shane idk.)

The End Of The Fucking World:

Alyssa Foley

James (last name unknown)

Heartstopper:

Charlie Spring

Nick Nelson

Tao Xu

Elle Argent

Darcy Olsson

Tara Jones

Sahar Zahid

Issac Henderson

13 Reasons Why:

Clay Jenson

Hannah Baker

Justin Foley

Alex Standall

Jessica Davis

IT:

Bill Denbrough

Richie Tozier

Beverly Marsh

Stanley Uris

Mike Hanlon

Henry Bowers

Patrick Hockstetter

Victor Criss

Belch Huggins

The Flash (IMDb):

Berry Allen

Cisco Ramon

Caitlin Snow

Harry Potter:

Harry Potter

Hermione Granger

Ron Weasley

Fred Weasley

George Weasley

Draco Malfoy

Tom Riddle

James Potter

Remus Lupin

Sirius Black

Mattheo Riddle

Theodore Nott

Regulas Black

Stranger Things:

Mike Wheeler

Will Byers

Jonathan Byers

Nancy Wheeler

Lucas Sinclair

Dustin Henderson

Steve Harrington

Henry Creel

Eleven

Eddie Munson

Criminal Minds:

Spencer Reid

Aaron Hotchner

Derek Morgan

Penelope Garcia

Jennifer Jareau

Twilight:

Bella Swan

Edward Cullen

Jasper Hale

Alice Cullen

Rosalie Hale

Carlisle Cullen

Emmett Cullen

Jacob Black

Seth Clearwater

Esme Cullen

Thirteen:

Tracy Freeland

Evie Zamora

Mason Freeland

Melanie Freeland

Anne With An E:

Gilbert Blythe

Anne Shirley

Dianna Berry

Cole Mackenzie

Jerry Baynard

The Goldfinch:

Theodore Decker (older and younger)

Boris Pavlikovsky (older and younger)

The Turning:

Miles Fairchild

Kate Mandell

Flora Fairchild (NO SMUT)

When You Finish Saving The World:

Ziggy Katz

Lila

American Horror Story:

Tate Langdon

Violet Harmon

Kit Walker

Lana Winters

Zoe Benson

Kyle Spencer

Cordelia Goode

Fiona Goode

Jimmy Darling

James Patrick March

Elizabeth/The Countess

Kai Anderson

Winter Anderson

Ally Mayfair-Richards

Austin Sommers

Mr. Gallant

Edward Mott

Rory Monahan

Shameless:

Fiona Gallagher

Lip Gallagher

Ian Gallagher

Mickey Milkovich

Mandy Milkovich

Carl Gallagher

I Believe In Unicorns:

Davina

Sterling

Tokio Hotel:

Bill Kaulitz

Tom Kaulitz

Georg Listing

Gustav Schäfer

Slashers/Halloween movies characters:

Max Dennison

Billy Loomis

Stu Macher

Sydney Prescott

Bo Sinclair

Lester Sinclair

Vincent Sinclair

Jason Voorhees

Freddy Kruger

Michael Myers

Jason Dean

Patrick Bateman

Brahms Heelshire

BONUS singers/actors/youtubers:

Sam Golbach

Colby Brock

Jake Webber

Albert (flamingo)

The Sturniolo Triplets

Finn Wolfhard

Noah Schnapp

And finally... ALEX TURNER 😋😋 (he's so husband material)

!!PLEASE USE THIS RESPECTFULLY AND WISELY!!

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An urgent phone call pulls a Yale Law student back to his Ohio hometown, where he reflects on three generations of family history and his own future. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: J.D. Vance: Gabriel Basso Beverly “Bev” Vance: Amy Adams Bonnie “Mamaw” Vance: Glenn Close Lindsay Vance: Haley Bennett Usha Chilukuri: Freida Pinto Papaw: Bo Hopkins Young J.D. Vance: Owen Asztalos Matt: Jesse C. Boyd Phillip Roseman: Stephen Kunken Ken: Keong Sim Travis: Morgan Gao Chris: Ethan Suess Kevin: Jono Mitchell Uncle Pat: Bill Kelly Uncle Arch: David Dwyer Lori: Sarah Hudson Jimmy (Bev’s Brother): Ted Huckabee Bill (Nurse): Nathan Hesse Cousin Nate: Max Barrow Bonnie (Mamaw, 30’s): Sunny Mabrey Jim (Papaw, 30’s): Brett Lorenzini Young Bev (6 years): Tierney Smith Cheryl: Helen LeRoy Emma: Kinsley Isla Dillon Adult Frank McFee: Ryan Homchick Chip: Joshua Stenvick Brooks Houghton: Bill Winkler Brett: Chase Anderson Pamela: Amy Parrish Rich: Ed Amatrudo Hiram Walcott: David de Vries Cocktailer #1: Holly Morris Cocktailer #2: Brandon Hirsch Server: David Alexander Obsequious Server: Alexander Baxter Waiter: Steven Reddington Wiry Law Partner: Angelo Reyes Stodgy Partner: John Rymer Young Bonnie (Mamaw 13 Years): Abigail Rose Cornell Adult Louis Zablocki: Lowrey Brown Young J.D. (4 years): Hunter James Evers Dane: Riley McNerney Pool Woman: Zele Avradopoulos Mr. Selby: David Jensen Holler Aunt: Skylar Denney Young Louis: John Whitley Doug: Zac Pullam Young Frank: Shane Donovan Lewis Officer #1: Mike Senior Officer #2: William Mark McCullough Kameron: Dylan Gage Katrina: Hannah Pniewski Doctor: David Marshall Silverman Dr. Newton: Jason Davis Davis: Joshua Brady Nasty Cashier: Cory Chapman Nurse: Tatom Pender Patient: Cathy Hope Ray: David Atkinson Salesperson: Adam Murray Scared Woman: Dianna Craig Meghan: Emery Mae Edgeman Young Jim (Papaw 16 Years): Rohan Myers Meals On Wheels Delivery Man: Matthew Alan Brady Young Lori (6 years): Lucy Capri Sally Coates: Déjá Dee Kyle: Daniel R. Hill Arguing Girlfriend: Jordan Trovillion Secretary at Club: Yossie Mulyadi ICU Nurse #1: Alisa Harris ICU Nurse #2: Tiger Dawn Rehab Mother: Darla Robinson Rehab Recepcionist: Belinda Keller Old Mamaw Blanton: Jessie Faye Shirley Nurse Vivian: Cheryl Howard Law Candidate Tim: Tim Abou-Nasr Curt: Leland Thomas Griffin Officer Connor: Drew Emerson Jones EMT #1: Justin P. Turner EMT #2: Joshua T. Schneider Marine Barber: Tony Ward Dining Hall Manager: Mara Hall Jill at Financial Aid Office: Tess Malis Kincaid Gas Station Attendant: Chris Charm Intake Receptionist: Mary Kraft Shoe Store Manager: Suehyla El-Attar Study Hall Friend #1: Matthew Withers Study Hall Friend #2: Jessica Miesel Study Hall Friend #3: Benjamin Rapsas Peter (uncredited): Ethan Levy Middletown Resident (uncredited): Bret Aaron Knower Film Crew: Original Music Composer: Hans Zimmer Producer: Brian Grazer Producer: Ron Howard Post Producer: William M. Connor Executive Producer: Diana Pokorny Production Design: Molly Hughes Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Robert Hein Director of Photography: Maryse Alberti Casting: Carmen Cuba Producer: Karen Lunder Stunt Coordinator: Monique Ganderton Writer: Vanessa Taylor Compositing Artist: Daniel L. Smith Camera Operator: Thomas Lappin Compositing Artist: Michael A. Martinez Supervising Art Director: Gregory A. Weimerskirch Costume Designer: Virginia B. Johnson Set Costumer: Bob Moore Jr. Makeup Department Head: Eryn Krueger Mekash Foley Artist: Heikki Kossi Art Direction: Shawn D. Bronson Rigging Grip: Gary Blair Makeup Artist: Erica Stewart Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Josh Berger Compositing Artist: Steve Dinozzi VFX Artist: Bryan Haines Visual Effects Producer: Chris LeDoux Original Music Composer: David Fleming Set Dresser: Aaron Robert Hall Assistant Art Director: Chris Yoo Costume Supervisor: Dana Pacheco Sound Designer: Grant Elder Makeup Artist: Jodi Byrne Set Costumer: Robin Fields Compositing Artist: Brad Lucas Set Dresser: Sam Carter Makeup Artist: Andrea Vieth Set Dresser: Maxfield Ladish Set Dresser: Natalie LeCompte Rigging ...

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Foley's Health Information Management Case Studies, 3rd Edition, (ePub/PDF) is a collection of case studies, discussion questions, and assignments designed to give students practice applying their health information management (HIM) knowledge. This textbook includes a chapter for each of the six domains in the 2018 American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) HIM curricula competencies and a seventh chapter with expanded case studies that span multiple disciplines. With cases that meet or exceed Bloom’s taxonomy level assigned for each competency, this ebook is appropriate for students of all levels. Every case is labeled with the degree and Bloom’s taxonomy levels it meets to help instructors quickly identify the right exercises for their courses. It complements AHIMA’s Health Information Management and Health Information Management Technology textbooks and is perfect for use throughout a degree program. Key Features • Over  275 cases with accompanying exercises • 4-color design labels each case with appropriate degree levels and Bloom’s taxonomy level met • Mapped to associate-, baccalaureate-, and graduate-level 2018 AHIMA HIM curricula competencies 978-1584269137, 978-1584269144, 978-1584269137 All Our Prices Are In US$ NOTE: This sale only includes the ebook Health Information Management Case Studies 3rd Edition in PDF format. No access codes are included.

[diannafoley]

President Trump will reportedly meet with Congressional Black Caucus soon

Filed under: News, Politics, White House

President Donald Trump will soon be meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus.

During a press conference on Thursday to reveal Trump's new nominee to lead the Department of Labor, Alexander Acosta, White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks April Ryan asked the president if he planned to include the Congressional Black Caucus in discussions about his inner-city agenda.

Trump controversially responded to the question asking Ryan to set up a meeting and said that Rep. Elijah Cummings had cancelled a meeting -- a claim Cummings denied.

RELATED: Twitter explodes over Trump's comments on CBC

"Let's go set up a meeting," Trump said on Thursday. "I would love to meet with the Black Caucus. I think it's great." According to Rep. Cummings, the meeting will be happening soon.

The Democratic lawmaker said Sunday that they'll be meeting about bringing down the cost of prescription drugs, a goal Trump promoted while campaigning.

SEE ALSO: Rep. Cummings: President Trump made up story about me Cummings told CBS's "Face the Nation" that while it's "very, very hard" to work with Trump as Democrats, it's important to work with him when possible.

He then explained, "I want to talk about prescription drugs, the high price of prescription drugs. And he has made it clear that he wants to do something about that." Trump is expected to meet with the CBC the week of February 27th, following the Presidents' Day recess.

(By Emily Drooby for Veuer with additional reporting by AOL News)

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[antlerqueer]

hey megan! was wondering if you could give me some faceclaim suggestions for parents for lorenzo zurzolo faceclaim? my muse mother died when he was a child so if her age could be in her late 20s - early 30s , that would be great. thank you!

Sure! Lorenzo is white, so here are some options (some are Jewish, so your character would also have to be Jewish):

Mother

Emily Rudd (1993)

Kaya Scodelario (1992)

Danielle MacDonald (1991)

Jenny Boyd (1991)

Carly Chaikin (1990)

Dakota Johnson (1989)

Holliday Grainger (1988)

Portia Doubleday (1988)

Alexandra Daddario (1986)

Dianna Agron (1986)

Emily VanCamp (1986)

Kat Dennings (1986)

Crystal Reed (1985)

Father

Jason Sudeikis (1975)

Pedro Pascal (1975)

Ed Helms (1974)

James Marsden (1973)

Scott Foley (1972)

Marc Evan Jackson (1970)

Matthew Lillard (1970)

Paul Rudd (1969)

Timothy Olyphant (1968)

Patrick Dempsey (1966)

Mads Mikkelsen (1965)

Dylan McDermott (1961)

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History of People with Eating Disorders

 I was going on a wikipedia deep dive (as you do) and I started reading about the history of anorexia and I thought it was quite interesting the different people afflicted with it and how they shaped societies perceptions. Warning!!! This could be triggering of course!!! I’m definitely not condoning it (quite the opposite, please take care of yourself!!!) But for interests sake and maybe it might help someone, I don’t know. 

Saint Catherine of Siena (1347-1380)

Catherine was one of the two patron saints of Italy and one of the six patron saints of Europe. She was a little kooky (sorry to anyone who holds those beliefs) as she believed that she was married to Jesus and had an invisible wedding ring. She first began fasting in defiance when her mother tried to have her marry her sister’s widower. Her sister had also fasted in order to get her husband to have better manners, I don’t know how that was supposed to work. She lived with her family and did not want their food, saying that she had a table laid for her in heaven with her “real” family. When she became a tertiary she practiced strict abstinence, and concerned her associates with her lack of eating. This is a practice know as anorexia mirabilis, religious anorexia, as opposed to anorexia nervosa. She died at the age of 33 after having a massive stroke, most likely due to malnutrition. 

Catherine of Aragon (1485-1536)

THIS Catherine was the Queen of England until she was famously by King Henry VIII causing the split between the protestant and Catholic church. After she was divorced, she confined herself to religion and also suffered from anorexia mirabilis from severe fasting. Scientists speculate she died from cancer.

Mary, Queen of Scotts (1542-1587)

This Scottish queen had a mysterious illness temporarily that caused dizziness, fainting, convulsions, and vomiting. This illness was undiagnosed but is thought in modern times to have possibly been anorexia. She recovered and was eventually executed for trying to assassinate queen Elizabeth.

Renee Vivien (1877-1909)

A famous poet and lesbian, she lived a life of sybaritism filled with sadomasochism and affairs. She had unsuccessfully tried to commit suicide in 1908 and began to refuse to eat due to depression. She eventually passed away from pneumonia complicated by anorexia, as well as alcohol and drugs.

Irene Fenwick (1887-1936)

She was a silent film star who had appeared in more than 10 movies and multiple stage plays. She was married to film star Lionel Barrymore who played Mr. Potter in It’s a Wonderful Life. She died at age 49 from pneumonia due to complications of anorexia, called “overdieting” at the time. 

Jane Fonda (1937-)

This famous fitness guru, actress and activist has been open about her battle with bulimia. She has been active in women’s rights, anti-war efforts, environmental rights, and so many other things she’s really just a boss ass bitch. Her body issues began with her father, who taught her that appearance was the most important thing she had. She said she developed the disorder like three of her father’s five wives. She said that her disorder began when her mother committed suicide at age 12, and she would sometimes purge up to 20 times a day. 

Sande Crabb (1937-1957)

The daughter of a famous actor and olympic athlete Buster Crabbe, she died at age 20 from anorexia. It wasn’t an understood disease at the time, she officially died from “malnutrition brought on by an emotional disturbance”. 

Dianna Ross (1944-)

This famous diva revealed in her book Secrets of a Sparrow that she had suffered from anorexia in the 60s when with her musical group, and even had collapsed on stage.

Sally Field (1946-)

Sally is an actress who’s been in many prominent works such as Forest Gump, Steel Magnolias, the Flying Nun, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Mrs. Doubtfire. She suffered from bulimia in her 20s because of not feeling attractive enough. 

Elton John (1947-)

This absolutely legendary man has stated that admitting he needed help for his addiction and eating disorder was more difficult than coming out. He corroborated with Princess Diana over their shared bulimia. 

Richard Simmons (1948-)

The flamboyant fitness guru spoke with Oprah about how he began his weight loss and had trouble stopping when he was a kid. He recovered with a strong positive attitude and help from his beloved fitness routine. 

Karen Carpenter (1950-1983)

Possibly the most famous person to die from anorexia, Karen’s death certainly brought much needed light to the subject. She was one of the lead singers and a drummer for the band The Carpenters along with her brother. She had an abusive husband, possibly pushing her towards the eating disorder. She began dieting in high school and was at a healthy weight. When seeing an unflattering photo of herself taken at a concert, she hired a personal trainer and began to have a more specific diet. The personal trainer’s suggestion caused her to gain muscle which made her appear heavier, so she fired him and began to restrict her eating. She contacted Cherry Boone about her illness who suggested she see her doctor. She was treated by a psychiatrist but continued to use thyroid pills to increase her metabolism and laxatives so her condition worsened. She was finally admitted to a hospital where they put her on intravenous nutrition, which was a success, but the rapid weight gain caused damage to her already weak heart. She seemed to be improving tremendously after the hospital, but ultimately collapsed at home and died at the hospital from a weak heart. Her death brought attention to the disease, and her family created a memorial foundation in her honor.

Gelsey Kirkland (1952-)

A very famous and talented ballerina, she joined the New York Ballet at age 15 and danced as Clara Stahlbaum in the 1977 televised production of the nutcracker. She was also on the cover of Time magazine in 1978. In 1986 she published her memoire Dancing on my Grave, which chronicled the struggles with drugs, plastic surgery, abuse and an eating disorder on her rise as a dancer. She had a tremulous disorder, starving herself during the day and then binging and purging during the night and taking multiple pills and supplements to aid in weight loss. 

Susan Dey (1952-)

This actress struggled with an eating disorder when she was cast in the show The Partridge Family at only 18. She recovered without too much damage.

Cathy Rigby (1952-)

At first an olympic silver metal gymnast, she retired at only 18 due to an injury. She then went onto acting and portrayed the character Peter Pan for 30 years, including on Broadway.  She spoke publicly on her struggle with bulimia in the 80′s, where she said she would consume almost 10,000 calories a day and almost died twice from an electrolyte imbalance. She struggled with the need to maintain a “perfect weight” when she was in gymnastics, and her problems only worsened after she left gymnastics. She attributed her struggles with bulimia to her lack of self confidence, and said that her second husband helped her get the treatment she needed. 

Dennis Quaid (1952-) 

The actor said in an interview that he had developed anorexia while losing over 40 pounds to portray Doc Holiday in the movie Wyatt Earp. He said while the weight loss was temporary, the mentality stuck with him. 

Cherry Boone (1954-)

Daughter of Pat Boone and granddaughter of famous country singer Red Foley, she was also in her own music group with her sisters in the 70s called The Boones. The same year she met Karen Carpenter and the year before she died, Cherry published her book Starving for Attention which detailed her living with anorexia and her recovery. She later published two follow up books on the matter. 

Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997)

The famed princess of wales turned to bulimia when she was struggling with her husband’s infidelity. It began the week after her engagement when her then-fiance made a comment about her weight. She spoke out about her struggles in order to encourage others to seek help. 

Lena Zavaroni (1963-1999)

Lena was a child star who remains the youngest person ever to have an album in the top ten UK charts. She suffered from anorexia from the age of 13 and depression from the age of 15. She begged for a psychosurgical brain operation which she received and seemed to improve her mood. However she died shortly after from pneumonia from complications from her eating disorder.

Dolores O’Riordan (1971-2018)

The frontwoman for the band the Cranberries. She revealed in an interview in 2013 that she had suffered from sexual abuse which caused her to lapse into anorexia. She has also spoken openly about her bipolar disorder and suicide attempts. She died recently of currently unknown means.

Christy Henrich (1972-1994)

An American olympic silver metal gymnast, a judge in an international meet in 1989 first told her she needed to lose weight. The sport of gymnastics was dominated by very petite girls. Her coach Al Wong also made derogatory comments about her weight, after his pressuring ultimately lead gymnast Julissa Gomez to die from a fatal injury from a move too dangerous. Christy’s efforts to lose weight to maintain her popularity in gymnastics eventually escalated into full-blown anorexia. She weighed only 47 pounds, and died of multiple organ failure. After her death other gymnasts came forward with their stories of disordered eating and the issue was addressed by multiple programs to inform about nutrition, as well as commenters on American gymnastic television programs were no longer allowed to mention a gymnasts weight. 

Portia de Rossi (1973-)

Ellen’s wife wrote about her struggle with bulimia and anorexia in her book Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain. Her disorder began at 12 years old when a modeling director told her to lose weight. Her disorder then resurfaced when was working on the show Ally McBeal. She’s said that she would sometimes eat as few as 300 calories a day, and take as many as 20 laxatives. 

Hila Elmalich (1973- 2007)

An Israeli model who only weighed 60 pounds when she passed away from heart failure. After her death Israel passed a law in 2012 that models must have a healthy BMI over 18.5 in order to work. 

Melanie Chisholm (1974-)

Also known as sporty spice! Melanie has been very open about her depression and eating disorder, talking about how she would spend hours at the gym and restricted her diet to only fruit and vegetables while she was in the Spice Girls. The pressure of being a popstar caused her to be critical of her body image, but she now has a healthy relationship with food. 

Victoria Beckham (1974-)

Also known as posh spice. While she has been less open about her disorder than her fellow Spice Girl, she revealed in her autobiography Learning to Fly that she had suffered from appearance issues facing pressure for the Spice girls and began to binge eat in later years.

Hedi Guenther (1975-1997)

A ballet dancer who was first told to lose weight while in dance school. She broke her foot in her first season and refused medical treatment as she was afraid she would lose her contract and just rested when she wasn’t dancing. This caused her to gain five pounds. Although her company told her not to lose any weight as she was already too thin, her artistic director told her that if she did not lose the five pounds during summer vacation she would not get a part. Her company urged her to gain weight, but her mother insisted she lose weight to get better parts. She died at Disneyland from cardiac arrest due to her eating disorder. After her death American ballet companies began to treat the disorder seriously. 

Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden (1977-)

This literal princess struggled with an eating disorder in her teenage years before she went to college. The illness was particularly difficult to deal with due to her position in the public eye. She has said that when she had little control in her life, she found control in the foods she was putting into her body. 

Daniel Johns (1979-)

The frontman for the band Silverchairs. He developed depression and anorexia while on tour in 1997 for their album Freakshow. He then wrote a song about his experiences, Ana’s Song, which premiered on their next album. 

Isabelle Caro (1982-2010)

A model and actress who advocated for the treatment of anorexia. She was featured in the TV show Supersize vs Superskinny and interviewed for the TV documentary The Price of Beauty. Most famously she was featured in an ad campaign with her naked body with the words No Anorexia in 2007. Her gaunt and bony body was very shocking to the public. She hoped to raise awareness to the severity of the disease but the ad was banned in several places if it was determined it exploited the illness. Her disorder was perpetuated by her mother, who had an irrational fear of her growing. She died of an immunodeficiency caused by her disorder. 

Billie Piper (1982-)

This Doctor Who darling said that she had dealt with an eating disorder and suicidal thoughts since she was a teenager. It’s said she would do self destructive behaviors such as eating tissues or going up to five days without eating solid food. She discusses her disorder in her book Growing Pains.

Luisel and Eliana Ramos (1984-2006) (1988-2007)

Two sisters were both prominent “Size 0″ models. Luisel collapsed from a heart attack after eating nothing but lettuce and diet coke for 3 months. Her sister Eliana passed away shortly after also from a heart attack brought on by malnourishment. 

Ana Reston (1985-2006)

Ana was the reason that eating disorders within the modeling business were brought to light. Like many models, she was told by a casting agent that she was too fat and needed to lose weight. Towards the end of her life she subsisted on nothing but apples and tomatos. She died of a kidney malfunction and became a martyr for the fashion industry.

Troian Bellisario (1985-)

This actress is most notable for her work on the show Pretty Little Liars. She’s spoken about difficulties in high school and having problems with anorexia and self harm. She wrote, produced, and starred in the movie Feed which dealt with the issue of anorexia. She said making the film had helped her heal from her own disorder. 

Lily Allen (1985-)

The singer has spoken about her battles with bulimia before, and suffered from major postpartum depression.

Brittney Snow (1986-)

The pitch perfect and hairspray actress has been very open about her experiences with anorexia, depression, and self harm. She’s discussed things she experienced that are common to other people with anorexia, about considering other people worried a good sign, or thinking that she would feel better if she got down to a certain number. 

Allegra Versace (1986-)

The daughter of Donatella Versace, and niece of the legendary designer Gianni Versace. Unlike her celebrity family, she is very withdrawn and dislikes the spotlight. Her uncle’s murder traumatized her as a child and left her emotionally stunted. Her mother issued a public statement in 2007 that she was suffering from, and getting treatment for anorexia.

Mary-Kate Olsen (1986-)

One half of the most popular set of twins was committed to an institution following her high school graduation for her struggles with anorexia.

Snooki (1987-)

Yes, Snooki. The reality star talked about how she would starve herself in high school, but returned to a healthy weight with the intervention of her parents. 

Evanna Lynch (1991-)

This Harry Potter cutie patootie has worked hard to help people recover from eating disorders after suffering herself. She was in a treatment facility at only eleven years old for anorexia. She found the disorder was a way of getting attention that she could control. 

Demi Lovato (1992-)

This singer has been very vocal about her struggles with depression, self harm and eating disorders. She’s become a role model for teenage girls struggling with anorexia and or bulimia. 

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"No Le Digan" (Don't Tell Her) is the first single from the album "El Cantador" by Meow Wolf's debut recording artist Carlos Medina. The video tells a story of two parallel paths on the road to heartbreak. Carlos, a forlorn Mariachi, dwells upon his sorrows, while a puppet version of himself revels in newfound freedom – proclaiming himself the be the king of the world. Album and Tour Tickets Available at http://bit.ly/2TOSCLP http://bit.ly/2Jasbw0 http://bit.ly/2TOSyM5 http://bit.ly/2JqDNLJ --Credits-- Directed by - Kron Produced by - Meow Wolf Produced by - Rob Overbeck Puppets by - Michael McCormick and Devon Ludlow Lead Costume and Puppet Designer - Erica Frank Lead Puppeteer - Devon Ludlow Production Design by - Kevin Pierce Cinematography by - James Longmire Story by - Ryan Thompson and Graviel De La Plaga Carlos Medina as Himself Figure Skater - Paige Mascarenas Bartender - Elias Gallegos Folklorico Dancer - Renee Roybal Bar Regular - Michael McCormick Post Supervision and VFX by Brad Wolfey Edited by - Kron Closing Score by - Peter Chase Sound Design and Foley by - Doseone Color by - James Longmire 1st AC - Daniel Scotti 2nd AC - Will Tatman Lighting Designer/Tech - Jake Snider Gaffer - Hans Berner Electric - Irene Allen Key Grip - Michael Warren Dolly Grip - Jeff Bettis Grip - Paul Trujillo Grip - Andres Isaac Rives Construction Grip - Amrit Khalsa Construction Grip - Adam Bauxbam Construction Grip - Blake PA - Dominique Mazire PA - Emily Rankin Hood Ornament Puppet by - Aubrey Schwartz Light Painting by - Mathew Bradley Miniature Set Builder, Puppet Tinder, and Arrow Design by - Max Neutra Bathroom Build and Sink Fiber SPFX - Cole B. Wilson Painter and Sewing by - Newt Floor Designer/Painter - Nick Toll Accordion Prop by - Oliver Polzin Prop Master and Set Decorator - Rachel Veal Assistant Decorator - Erin Cohen SPFX - Scott Hastings Painter - Ulrike “Ulli” Aver-Erdoes Costume Assistant - Dianna Warren Neon Consultation - Neon Todd Props, Statues, and Objects Provided by - Quinn Tincher Low Riders Provided by - Tony Romero and Ivan Macias Puppeteers - Camile Cooper, Alec Brown, Aubrey Schwartz, Max Walukas, Max Neutra, Lily, Oliver Polzin, Cole Wilson, Talon Buffalo Heart Stahmer, Adrian Marcais, Erin, Austin Ross, Theodore Schafer, Justin Wiemer, Chad Conti, Alec Brown, Isabel Zermani, Rob Overbeck Lenses Provided by - Panavision Set Walls Provided by - Stagecoach Prints by - Pronto Signs Camera Support - Serious Grippage and Maleko Grip Filters and Lens Support - Gene Sive Special Thanks - George R.R. Martin, Nicolas Gonda, Tristan Love, Joe Dean, Lisa Kringler, Tortilla Flats Filmed on location in the state of New Mexico

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"No Le Digan" (Don't Tell Her) is the first single from the album "El Cantador" by Meow Wolf's debut recording artist Carlos Medina. The video tells a story of two parallel paths on the road to heartbreak. Carlos, a forlorn Mariachi, dwells upon his sorrows, while a puppet version of himself revels in newfound freedom – proclaiming himself the be the king of the world. Album and Tour Tickets Available at https://carlos.mw https://www.facebook.com/CarlosMedinaMusic https://www.instagram.com/carlosmedina_music https://meowwolf.com --Credits-- Directed by - Kron Produced by - Meow Wolf Produced by - Rob Overbeck Puppets by - Michael McCormick and Devon Ludlow Lead Costume and Puppet Designer - Erica Frank Lead Puppeteer - Devon Ludlow Production Design by - Kevin Pierce Cinematography by - James Longmire Story by - Ryan Thompson and Graviel De La Plaga Carlos Medina as Himself Figure Skater - Paige Mascarenas Bartender - Elias Gallegos Folklorico Dancer - Renee Roybal Bar Regular - Michael McCormick Post Supervision and VFX by Brad Wolfey Edited by - Kron Closing Score by - Peter Chase Sound Design and Foley by - Doseone Color by - James Longmire 1st AC - Daniel Scotti 2nd AC - Will Tatman Lighting Designer/Tech - Jake Snider Gaffer - Hans Berner Electric - Irene Allen Key Grip - Michael Warren Dolly Grip - Jeff Bettis Grip - Paul Trujillo Grip - Andres Isaac Rives Construction Grip - Amrit Khalsa Construction Grip - Adam Bauxbam Construction Grip - Blake PA - Dominique Mazire PA - Emily Rankin Hood Ornament Puppet by - Aubrey Schwartz Light Painting by - Mathew Bradley Miniature Set Builder, Puppet Tinder, and Arrow Design by - Max Neutra Bathroom Build and Sink Fiber SPFX - Cole B. Wilson Painter and Sewing by - Newt Floor Designer/Painter - Nick Toll Accordion Prop by - Oliver Polzin Prop Master and Set Decorator - Rachel Veal Assistant Decorator - Erin Cohen SPFX - Scott Hastings Painter - Ulrike “Ulli” Aver-Erdoes Costume Assistant - Dianna Warren Neon Consultation - Neon Todd Props, Statues, and Objects Provided by - Quinn Tincher Low Riders Provided by - Tony Romero and Ivan Macias Puppeteers - Camile Cooper, Alec Brown, Aubrey Schwartz, Max Walukas, Max Neutra, Lily, Oliver Polzin, Cole Wilson, Talon Buffalo Heart Stahmer, Adrian Marcais, Erin, Austin Ross, Theodore Schafer, Justin Wiemer, Chad Conti, Alec Brown, Isabel Zermani, Rob Overbeck Lenses Provided by - Panavision Set Walls Provided by - Stagecoach Prints by - Pronto Signs Camera Support - Serious Grippage and Maleko Grip Filters and Lens Support - Gene Sive Special Thanks - George R.R. Martin, Nicolas Gonda, Tristan Love, Joe Dean, Lisa Kringler, Tortilla Flats Filmed on location in the state of New Mexico

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A fully inclusive film, on screen and behind-the-scenes made with the Program One 2018 students at Bus Stop Films. In the near future a woman finds herself in need of help and uses technology to facilitate a new human connection and process old wounds to make it through one more day. WAY OUT ASSISTANCE is a drama/sci-fi short film imagining a near future when virtual reality technology has developed to the point that a crisis support worker can be ‘transported’ to the caller in need of assistance. Written by Stef Smith in collaboration with the Bus Stop Films students of 2018 Directed by Stef Smith Produced by Briana Miller, Stef Smith PROGRAM ONE, CLASS OF 2018 David Zughbi, Brittany McCarthy, Chris Bunton, Ellen Maher, Ashley Kuhle, Matthew Cunningham, James Penny, Charlotte Ryan, Chantelle Attard, Bevan Garozzo, Matthew Sheather, Luke Salmon Executive Producers - Eleanor Winkler, Genevieve Clay-Smith, Henry Smith, Gerard O'Dwyer, Ann O'Dwyer Director of Photography - Emma Paine Production Designer - Aisha Phillips Editor - Grace Eyre Associate Producers - Beth Hayward, Emily Morrison Music Composer - Julian Hamilton Casting Director - Daisy Hicks First Assistant Director - Walter Hart Second Assistant Director - Laura Nagy Third Assistant Director - Ivy Nehl Bus Stop Films Directors Attachments - Chris Bunton, Bevan Garozzo, Matthew Sheather, Lianne Mackessy Kate Box - Rose Gerard O'Dwyer - Marty Joni Campbell - Tess Way Out Assistance Employees Rae Pastusak David Zughbi Brittany McCarthy Chris Bunton Ellen Maher Ashley Kuhle Matthew Cunningham James Penny Steve Konstantopoulus Giuliano Mitru Christine Blanch Chloe Morrison Greet Maddy Pool Chantelle Attard Sangeetha Punnia-Moorthy Dave Kuhle Audrey Kuhle Karen Mutchell Ruth Mutchell Stojan Samanov Rita Connolly Monica Power Celiné De Sousa Rocksteady Way Out Assistance Voice Over English - Stef Smith Cantonese - Yingna Lu Italian - Marisa Marsionis Polish - Weronika Razna Steadicam Operator - Jason Rodrigues "B" Camera Operator - Jamie Gray 1st AC - Neal Von Dinklage 1st AC "B" Camera - Bonnie Chai 2nd AC - Laura Nagy, Bonnie Chai Bus Stop Films 2nd AC - Bevan Garozzo Location Sound Recordist - Martin Demian Gaffer - Tomas Keyes Key Grip - Jimmy Luciani Safety Supervisor - Laurence Pettinari Wardrobe Stylist - Olivera Jovanoska Art Department Assistant - Ben Garvey Bus Stop Films Art Department Assistants - Matthew Sheather, Bevan Garozzo Wardrobe Assistant - Celiné De Sousa Bus Stop Films Wardrobe Assistant - Charlotte Ryan Hair and Makeup Artist - Natalia Ladyko Hair and Makeup Assistant - Lindsey Chapman Bus Stop Films Hair and Makeup Assistant - Charlotte Ryan Colourist - Angela Cerasi Online Editor - Matt Fezz Visual Effects Editor - Javed Sterritt Post Production Supervisor - Beth Hayward Behind the Scenes Videographer - Julian Neuhaus Post Production Sound Services - Sonar Music Sonar Music Executive Producer - Sophie Haydon Re-recording Mixer - Timothy Bridge Sound Designer - Timothy Bridge Sound Effects Editors - Joe Mount, Josh Pearson Dialogue Editor - Timothy Bridge Foley Editor - Joe Mount Visual Effects/Animation - Javed Sterritt Digital Artist - Henry Smith Bus Stop Films General Manager - Dianna La Grassa Support Manager - Monica Power Marketing and Partnerships Manager - Tracey Corbin-Matchett Bookkeeper - Johnny Gebrael Accenture Kate Schofield Reuben Burgoyne Nicolle Fleming Stefanie Vella Wish Ronquillo Ray Chang Yan Moiseev Leah Mcdonell Special Thanks AFTRS Panavision Storm Ashwood Gear Mick Leslie - Gripfast Accenture Liquid Studio The Editors Sonar Music Thanks Dave Ruby Howe, Edie Smith, Igby Smith, Hyun Lee, Renee Marie Petropoulos, Laura Nagy, Edwina Gould, Sonja Grgurevic, Jonah Klein, Jim Finn, friends, family and support workers of the Program One Bus Stop Films students 2018. If you or someone you know needs help, please call or visit: Lifeline 13 11 14 lifeline.org.au Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 beyondblue.org.au Headspace 1800 650 890 headspace.org.au Copyright Bus Stop Films / busstopfilms.com.au Original Story by David Bulmer Based on the short play 'Beautiful' This work is fictitious. Any resemblance to real places or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Bus Stop Films - busstopfilms.com.au/ Taste Creative - tastecreative.com/

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"No Le Digan" (Don't Tell Her) is the first single from the album "El Cantador" by Meow Wolf's debut recording artist Carlos Medina. The video tells a story of two parallel paths on the road to heartbreak. Carlos, a forlorn Mariachi, dwells upon his sorrows, while a puppet version of himself revels in newfound freedom – proclaiming himself the be the king of the world. Album and Tour Tickets Available at https://carlos.mw https://ift.tt/2TC6SIG https://ift.tt/2EZyMUR https://meowwolf.com --Credits-- Directed by - Kron Produced by - Meow Wolf Produced by - Rob Overbeck Puppets by - Michael McCormick and Devon Ludlow Lead Costume and Puppet Designer - Erica Frank Lead Puppeteer - Devon Ludlow Production Design by - Kevin Pierce Cinematography by - James Longmire Story by - Ryan Thompson and Graviel De La Plaga Carlos Medina as Himself Figure Skater - Paige Mascarenas Bartender - Elias Gallegos Folklorico Dancer - Renee Roybal Bar Regular - Michael McCormick Post Supervision and VFX by Brad Wolfey Edited by - Kron Closing Score by - Peter Chase Sound Design and Foley by - Doseone Color by - James Longmire 1st AC - Daniel Scotti 2nd AC - Will Tatman Lighting Designer/Tech - Jake Snider Gaffer - Hans Berner Electric - Irene Allen Key Grip - Michael Warren Dolly Grip - Jeff Bettis Grip - Paul Trujillo Grip - Andres Isaac Rives Construction Grip - Amrit Khalsa Construction Grip - Adam Bauxbam Construction Grip - Blake PA - Dominique Mazire PA - Emily Rankin Hood Ornament Puppet by - Aubrey Schwartz Light Painting by - Mathew Bradley Miniature Set Builder, Puppet Tinder, and Arrow Design by - Max Neutra Bathroom Build and Sink Fiber SPFX - Cole B. Wilson Painter and Sewing by - Newt Floor Designer/Painter - Nick Toll Accordion Prop by - Oliver Polzin Prop Master and Set Decorator - Rachel Veal Assistant Decorator - Erin Cohen SPFX - Scott Hastings Painter - Ulrike “Ulli” Aver-Erdoes Costume Assistant - Dianna Warren Neon Consultation - Neon Todd Props, Statues, and Objects Provided by - Quinn Tincher Low Riders Provided by - Tony Romero and Ivan Macias Puppeteers - Camile Cooper, Alec Brown, Aubrey Schwartz, Max Walukas, Max Neutra, Lily, Oliver Polzin, Cole Wilson, Talon Buffalo Heart Stahmer, Adrian Marcais, Erin, Austin Ross, Theodore Schafer, Justin Wiemer, Chad Conti, Alec Brown, Isabel Zermani, Rob Overbeck Lenses Provided by - Panavision Set Walls Provided by - Stagecoach Prints by - Pronto Signs Camera Support - Serious Grippage and Maleko Grip Filters and Lens Support - Gene Sive Special Thanks - George R.R. Martin, Nicolas Gonda, Tristan Love, Joe Dean, Lisa Kringler, Tortilla Flats Filmed on location in the state of New Mexico

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Check out work from 43 jewelry artists coming to the 2017 Columbus Arts Festival, June 9-11, on the downtown riverfront:  Margaret Aden, Vail, AZ; Chip Arnold, Webster, NY; Susan Baile, Boulder, CO; William & Lisa Bailey, Dripping Springs, TX; Martha Banting, Micanopy, FL; Scott Berry, Ann Arbor, MI; Chelsea Bird, Pawtucket, RI; Claudia Carreon, Dublin, OH; Heidi Clous, Blacklick, OH; Jessica Daman, Florence, KY; Don & Serena David, Cleveland, OH; Mary DeMarco & William Wolfe, Baltimore, MD; Dianna Dinka, Tamarac, FL; Wendy & Joe Edwards & Kay Bonnell, Foley, AL; Renate Favour, Williamsburg, MI; Dolores Fawkes, Ruther Glen, VA; Ann Finley, Decatur, GA; David Giulietti, Berkeley, CA; Jeff & Judy Goodwin, Huntsville, AR; Chelsea Hall, Bowling Green, OH; Hanan Ingel & Erez Epshtein, Berkeley, CA; Devin Johnson, Northfield, MN; Sharon Johnston, Dallas, TX; Wiwat Kamolpornwijit, Alexandria, VA; Leslie Kaplan, Pittsburgh, PA; Serena Kojimoto, Los Angeles, CA; Laurie Leonard, Jeannette, PA; Ronald Linton, Madrid, NM; Jera Lodge, Philadelphia, PA; Hannah Long, Boynton Beach, FL; Courtney Loving, Pleasant View, TN; Carol Martin, Durango, CO; Jay Nielsen, Minneapolis, MN; Jim Norton, Athens, GA; David Nugent, Hinsdale, NH; Jennifer Nunnelee & Joel Ward Nunnelee, New Market, NM; Kristin Perkins, Ypsilanti, MI; Sally Phillips, Indianapolis, IN; Harry Roa, Sarasota, FL; Aline Sar, San Francisco, CA; Robert Trisko & Ian Lieberman, Waite Park, MN; Zhicheng Mary Yang, Lewis Center, OH; Marc & Wendy Zoschke, Springfield, IL. Learn more about the 2017 Columbus Arts Festival at http://www.columbusartsfestival.org/

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Sears, Kmart drop 31 Trump Home items from their online shops

Filed under: Finance, Business, Companies

Feb 11 (Reuters) - Major U.S. retailers Sears and Kmart this week removed 31 Trump Home items from their online product offerings to focus on more profitable items, a spokesman said on Saturday.

The decision follows retailer Nordstrom Inc's announcement this week it had decided to stop carrying Ivanka Trump's apparel because of declining sales, prompting President Donald Trump to take to Twitter to defend his daughter. White House spokesman Sean Spicer characterized the Nordstrom move as a "direct attack" on the president's policies.

Neither Sears nor Kmart carried the Trump Home products in their retail stores, a Sears Holdings Corp spokesman said. Kmart is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sears Holdings.

"As part of the company's initiative to optimize its online product assortment, we constantly refine that assortment to focus on our most profitable items," spokesman Brian Hanover said in a statement.

"Amid that streamlining effort, 31 Trump Home items were among the items removed online this week," he said, adding those items can be found through a third-party vendor, without providing additional information about the products.

The Trump Home collection includes lines of furniture, lighting, bedding, mirrors and chandeliers, some from makers who supply the items to Trump hotels, according to the collection's website.

Nordstrom's sales of Ivanka Trump's line of clothing and shoes fell by nearly one-third in the past fiscal year, with sharp drops in sales weeks before her father was elected president on Nov. 8, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday. (Reporting by Jon Herskovitz; editing by Grant McCool)

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Ukraine's first model in a wheelchair finally gets her runway debut

Filed under: Lifestyle, Beauty, Beauty News

Alexandra Kutas is Ukraine's first model in a wheelchair, and she made another first at a Ukrainian fashion show. She's the first model with a disability to work the runway in her home country.

The show was a part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Days Kiev, and Kutas worked with Ukrainian designer Fedor Vozianov.

Kutas' super chic custom wooden chair and other creative elements she used showed she's not afraid to tackle stereotypes and see beyond her disability.

Scroll through to see Alexandra's gorgeous pictures:

Kutas has pushed to increase acceptance for people who have disabilities, especially within the fashion industry.

Watch her Newsy interview where she reveals how she got into fashion and how she plans to make a statement in the industry:

More in lifestyle Sad reason modeling agencies won't sign this gorgeous model Britney Spears superfan spends more than $80,000 in cosmetic procedures to look like his idol Street style tip of the day: Suede moto

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Actress and dancer Cree Cicchino dishes on her biggest inspiration

Filed under: Entertainment, TV, TV News

Raised in New York, Cree Cicchino made a big move when she got a callback from Nickelodeon's "Game Shakers."

Cicchino was picked up for the pilot of the Nickelodeon show, and immediately packed up and moved to L.A. with her family. Now, the show is about to start its third season, and Cicchino is going strong in her role as Babe.

Not only that, but this up-and-coming actress also has a passion for dance and makes time to talk to her fans on social media -- who call themselves 'Creetures.'

We had the chance to chat with Cicchino about her role on Nickelodeon's show, her social media presence, and more. Check out the interview below, and see part one here!

#YouShouldKnow is a feature that showcases rising talents. To see more past interviews, including more features on Cree Cicchino click here.

What's your relationship likes with your fans?

Oh, my 'Creetures!' I think we have a good relationship. I try to be as active as possible on social media, like answering their questions. I just can't say how much I appreciate them, and I am still such a humongous fangirl for so many TV shows and so many people. It still hasn't kicked in for me yet that there are people out there who are fans of me. Social media is obviously a great tool for connecting with them, getting their feedback and talking to them -- it really is amazing.

Who's been your biggest inspiration as you've continue in the world of acting, dancing and performing?

There's a variety of people that inspire me in different aspects, because I've done both dancing and acting. I also look up to different people in comedy and drama, there are just so many different categories. But I think the queen above all, who I worship daily, is Beyonce. I'm not lying -- I make all of my friends call me Creeyonce! I saw her in concert and when I left and got home, it was like I stepped out of my own body and I felt like I was watching myself watch her perform.

How has your hispanic heritage been a part of your identity as you continue to grow in acting and in the limelight on TV and social media?

It's exciting, as I've gotten into it, to see more hispanic representation in the acting world. I grew up in my grandmother's house with a very hispanic environment, with the food and the music and Christmastime. I'm close with all of my hispanic family. My grandfather came to the U.S. straight from Ecuador. I've always been proud of being Latina. So getting into this career, it's great to see more and more hispanic roles and representation -- like Jane the Virgin, for example. Everyone does an amazing job in that show.

What's your favorite advice you've received and what advice would you give to someone who's looking to pursue a similar path?

There have been a few pieces of advice that I go back to. Every time I would go into an audition, right before I would walk in the door, my mom would say 'Be Cree.' It's very simple, but there's a deeper meaning. Never lose yourself through everything you go through. It's been really important when people have told me to grow thicker skin, and telling me that not all attention I'm going to get will be positive. You also have to block out the noise and focus on working hard, and getting to your own goals.

I think the best I could give is to work hard at what you want, stay dedicated. Even when you reach your goals, you can always grow more. There's never an absolute finish. You can always improve and grow and learn more about yourself.

What are some things you're passionate about outside of performing?

I've always loved writing, I've obviously written in school forever, but then I started getting into poetry and writing short stories. I think it's a great creative outlet. I've also been an animal lover forever. That's something I've always been passionate about.

What are your hopes for the future of your career?

I definitely want to explore doing film and more genres like drama. I want to dabble in everything. I've been working on singing, so we'll see where that goes. I hope I can do a little bit of everything.

RELATED: Kel Mitchell talks about returning to Nickelodeon

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Meghan Markle's 'Suits' costar hints at her 'future Princess of England' status

Filed under: Entertainment, Celebrity, Royals

On Wednesday night, the USA legal drama Suits returned for its sixth season. This might not make headlines under normal circumstances; however, for royal-watchers in particular, the show's return this year is a major happening. And that is, yes, because the series stars actress Meghan Markle, girlfriend of Prince Harry.

Markle—who recently visited India in support of her charitable work, shortly after vacationing in Norway with Harry—is, unsurprisingly, not doing any press for the new season and is maintaining a low profile generally about her celebrity (she has not posted on her Instagram account in about a month). But this, oh no, is not going to stop people from asking the other Suits actors, who are doing press, about the newfound mega-fame of their co-star!

Patrick J. Adams—who plays Markle's fiancé on the show—took part in a Reddit A.M.A. on Wednesday, in which he was asked, point blank, by a member of the commentariat, "Hey Patrick! What's it like making out on-screen with the potentially future princess of England?" Now, there are no requirements about answering questions in Reddit A.M.A.s—it's not as though it was a live video interview (in that case, he might have had trouble avoiding a question in a non-awkward manner). Adams could have just skipped over the "making out" question, and that would have been that, and we would not be writing this item here today.

See photos of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry:

More: Kate Middleton's Best Looks of 2016

But instead, Adams decided to respond: "The same as it was before she was potentially a future princess of England." Not necessarily earth-shattering, but still—when it comes to Markle-related tidbits, the eager populace is surely going to take what it can get.

Of course, we have so many other questions for him. Does Markle refer to Harry on set as "Harry" or "The Prince" or—in a whisper—"You know, my guy"? Is the relationship something they can joke about with her ("So how many fascinators have you ordered on Amazon Prime?") or does it feel off-limits? And—most urgently—has Meghan Markle ever gifted hima dream journal?

See Meghan Markle's best style moments:

More from Vanity Fair:

Pics of Royals Skiing Through the Years

Remembering Princess Diana's Glamorous Style

13 Photos That Prove William and Kate Are a Perfect Couple

Prince Harry's Best Style Moments

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Cunard promotes 'Three for All' deal on select sailings through January 2018

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