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🥳Neo 3’s Quinceañera💃

-they all saw it in a movie and they wanted to replicate it-

Callie: UN APLAUSO PARA LA QUINCEAÑERAAAA *taking pictures of everything and everyone the entire time* (one of the damas)

Marie: Tia behind the scenes making sure everything is going smoothly, the literal backbone of the party (also a dama)

Marina: DJing, playing exclusively BANGERS

Big Man: (DESTROYING the dance floor) SUAVEMENTEEEEEEE

Captain 3: (besame) looks like they’re there for the food but are genuinely having fun, chosen to be a chambelan.

Agent 8: omg this is just like that beverly hills chihuahua movie ☺️ (chosen to be one of the damas but doesn’t know what that means, dancing with Captain and Big Man)

Agent 4: primo in the corner on ao3, only starts to dance when Marie comes over and encourages them.

Frye: prima stealing every decoration. The party is growing barer and barer in terms of decorations by the hour and Frye’s bag is conveniently getting bigger and bigger. Marie is the only one who notices and puts it on her tab

Shiver: Nobody thought they could speak spanish. Not even herself. Somehow knows every song. Perfect accent. Fly octo fly more like vuela mi pulpito vuela

Pearl: sings along to every song but doesn’t know the lyrics. Complete gibberish. Is somehow more of a native spanish speaker than Shiver

Cuttlefish: calls neo 3 agent 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, kiddo, niño, boyo, and squirt. All in that order. Doesn’t know which of his grandkids this is but he’s still proud 🥰

Octavio: complaining that he isn’t the DJ the whole time and yet he stays busting it down octo style with Cuttlefish. Manages to convince Marina to have a dance with Pearl halfway through just so he can DJ. Cries with Cuttlefish during el vals bc they’re sappy abuelos

Little Buddy: he is so happy! Not 100% sure what’s going on but neo 3 is happy and gets to wear a poofy dress and eat lots of food and he understands he has an important role (top chambelan of their corte de honor). He’s all dressed up too <3

Neo 3: was doing it ironically at first. For the laughs tbh. Gets emotional during el vals bc the found family is starting to get to them

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CELIA has been focused on taking care of her family and getting Bucky's Diner back into full working order. For the first week, the diner operated under reduced hours because she insisted on giving all of her employees time off to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake, as well as to mourn Sammie's death. The diner is now back to being open during normal business hours and she has taken on more work there as a result.

When she is not at the diner or the dancehall, she is either at home with Cal and the kids, checking in on Mo and Eagan, taking Felipe to see Jay, or hosting family dinner.

CLARA has been filling in as Head Ranger while Rusty is recovering from his injuries. Her time has been largely occupied by work, including manning the watchtowers as usual, monitoring the crack on the main street, and figuring out how to best operate with a reduced number of rangers without overworking everyone. Any time she has left over is spent with Jamie, visiting her injured coworkers, and taking care of Jay.

DAHLIA has been exclusively splitting her time between the fire station and her house. She is upset about DJ and Val going back to work despite both being injured, but she understands that the rangers are undermanned as it is and that it cannot be helped, and is doing her best to keep things running at home so that her husband can at least rest when he's there. She also extends a dinner invitation to Val and Bella every day.

Meanwhile, Alexa has been helping her mother by yelling at anyone that she doesn't recognise who tries to talk to her—telling them that Dahlia is busy and that they have to wait their turn if they need anything. It's a sweet gesture, even if it's a little hostile.

Unsurprisingly, PENNY has been absolutely fine. She has spent ninety percent of her time with Bastián and the other ten percent entertaining herself with her various toys.

VAL has been working as a ranger, healing from her injuries, and ignoring anything that had to do with her messy love life and its documentation in the gossip column—including some of the people that were mentioned with her (read: Hunter). Other than that, she has been eating dinner with the Cruz-Duttons every other day, staying at Cain's place every night, and spending time with Mo whenever she is able to.

YVETTE has temporarily moved in with Edgar to help while he is recovering from his injuries. Her focus has been entirely on taking care of him, taking care of the people spending time at his place, and keeping the elementary school running. At Eddie's insistence, she took exactly one night off to go on a date with someone. It was nice.

ZARINA has mainly been helping people at the commune—mostly Xander, Lia, and Wylie—with anything that they might need help with as they grieve Minnie. She has also been doing her part to keep the commune running in Sunflower's absence while keeping a careful eye on how the situation develops now that Raz has moved in.

Other than that, she has prioritised spending time with Halley and visiting Duck at the clinic. She drove him home in the truck when he was allowed to leave (read: when they could no longer keep him there) and has been helping out at the house since then.

Oh, and she went monogamous with Knightley. That is also a thing that happened.

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Ski-in, ski-out: Haute retreats across the Alps

The Alps’ summit-ready towns — Lech, St. Moritz and Chamonix, to name a few — make quite the convincing case to embrace the cold. Whether you’re a seasoned skier in pursuit of the world’s gnarliest peaks or a spa-goer chasing a treatment-heavy itinerary, here are my top destinations for exploring Europe’s high-altitude adventures.

POWDER PARADISE: MY TOP SKI-IN, SKI-OUT HOTELS

 When clients ask what makes a ski trip spectacular, convenience is always at the top of my list. At a ski-in, ski-out hotel, you will step out of your suite and onto the slopes, eliminating the need for transportation to and from the mountain. Better yet, waking up to the panoramic views and enjoying sunsets over the snow-capped peaks creates the most magical atmosphere for an alpine getaway. When you’re ready to book, let’s look into a few of my favorite destinations:

Cheval Blanc Courchevel in Courchevel, France

Four Seasons Hotel Megève in Megève, France

Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St Moritz in St. Moritz, Switzerland

The Chedi Andermatt in Andermatt, Switzerland

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SKI HARD, APRÈS SKI HARDER: HERE’S TO YOUR ALPINE GETAWAY

 In the Alps, après ski celebrations aren’t just a practice; it’s a fully-fledged tradition. From sun-kissed brunches and boot-stomping concerts to firepits crackling with laughter and steam pouring from the spa, here are my top post-slope scenes.

 Courchevel, France, is part of the extensive Three Valleys ski area and offers a luxurious après-ski experience, from upscale dining to exclusive clubs. Unwind in the many wellness centers with a massage, sauna session and other pampering treatments. Where to stay: L’Apogee Courchevel, an Oetker Collection Hotel, or Aman Le Mélézin

 Val d'Isère, France, is renowned for its heated outdoor terraces accompanied by stunning mountain views. Skiers and snowboarders gather on the terraces after a day on the slopes to bask in the sun. Enjoy warm drinks, live music and picturesque scenery. Where to stay: Airelles Val d'Isère, Mademoiselle

 Lech, Austria,is home to some of the most cozy and rustic lounges and chalets in the Alps. Plus, Lech-Oberlech-Zürs is linked to Warth-Schröcken-St. Anton via the Flexenbahn cableway, allowing you to conveniently explore après ski experiences across the Arlberg. Where to stay: Post Lech Arlberg

 Verbier, Switzerland, combines challenging slopes with a vibrant nightlife. This resort city has numerous bars and clubs to suit all tastes, and boasts world-renowned DJs and bands. If dancing speaks to you, check out Farinet Lounge and the legendary Farm Club. Where to stay: The Lodge Verbier

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SPOTLIGHT ON:The Alps Chamonix, France

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Betty knocked on the door of a trendy townhouse in the middle of downtown.  It was a quaint, clapboard house surrounded by a lush garden filled with vegetables, herbs, and a few rare poisonous plants that caught her eye.  These were not, as Jughead put it, mere ‘acquaintances’.  She filled the information away for later questioning when the door opened and a petite woman opened the door.

“Hello, Jughead,” the woman said, a smile playing at her lips.  

So this was Toni, the vampire friend.  She was gorgeous, Betty realized, in a biker don’t-mess-with-me sort of way.  Toni’s clothes matched Jughead’s aloof, messy style.  Purposeful thrifting, in a way.  Betty suddenly felt as if she’d tried to hard in selecting her outfit this morning, the pastel cardigan and boat shoes far too cutesy to fit into this crowd.  She quickly shoved that thought aside.  There were more important things than her own insecurities (insecure about what?  Toni?  Betty didn’t even know her; but Jughead did …).  Shaking the thought out of her head, Betty introduced herself.

Toni gave her a polite nod, ignoring the outstretched hand, and lead them into the ornate home. The foyer was filled with artwork from around the world.  Mayan sculptures that were weathered by hundreds of years of sunlight and rain; large French impressionist paintings of the Riviera, the paint yellowing with time; antique Japanese block prints from feudal eras long gone by; Yoruba court masks decorated with metal birds and glittering jewels.  It was an intimidating show that was more at home in a Bond villain’s lair.  Here, in a cozy modern home, it was a braggadocios display of what the gift of immortality could give, if one did it right.

They made their way down a short hallway, the rest of the house was well lit despite the late hour, crowded with antique furniture and dark wallpaper.  Gaslit sconces lit their way and Betty couldn’t help but wonder if there was an old lover trapped in the attic.  She quickened her step, her hand reaching out to grasp Jughead’s jacket.  When she remembered how flippant he’d been with her earlier, Betty dropped her hand back to her side.

“Babe?” Toni called out when they reached the end of the hallway.  “Jughead’s here.”

“Joy,” came a flippant response.

Betty stepped into a fully stocked industrial kitchen.  (Could vampires even eat?  Common knowledge told her no, but if that was the case why have a kitchen that had fresh fruit on the counter, spices in a rack, and dry goods artfully placed around the room?  Surely it wouldn’t just be for looks?)  A redheaded stepped in from the open patio door. Jughead shot her a warning glance and Betty stifled her sudden irritation.

Accusations against the Vixen’s Den bartender, the one who’d rebuffed their questions and sent them those drinks that night, flooded Betty’s mind.  Why had she done that?  Was she a part of whatever conspiracy was going on?  Was she merely an agent of chaos, as Jughead had described her?  But asking would likely do no good here, especially when she held information they so desperately needed.  

“Cheryl,” Jughead said through gritted teeth.

“Hobo.”  Cheryl didn’t so much as look towards Betty.

Jughead’s hands clenched and Betty realized they were standing on thin ice; between Jughead’s quick temper and Cheryl’s lack of interest this would be a quick meeting if things didn’t settle down.

“Thank you for seeing us,” Betty said with her brightest smile.  She took a seat at kitchen island and dug out her notepad.  She’d dealt with this sort of person before; flattery and sickly sweet attention would do far better than demanding answers.  With her pen poised, Betty devoted her full attention to Cheryl.  “Jughead mentioned you were one of the best sources of information when it came to the underground.”

Preening under the false compliment, Cheryl gave a coy smile.  Everyone in the room knew it was a lie, but the admissions was enough to pull her out of her prickly shell.

“Is that so?”  Cheryl shook her hair out, a sheen to it that could only be achieved by a mix of magic and chemistry, and settled into the bar stool next to Betty.  “Toni’s told me so much about your little exploits.  Cheryl Blossom.”

Betty took the limp, downturned hand.  Did she really expect her to grovel?  This bitch…

“I’m afraid you have the upper hand here.  I know so little about you,” Betty replied.  Before Cheryl could realize she’d sidestepped introductions, Betty flipped to an open page in her notebook.  “Toni mentioned you were at The Woods a few weeks ago?”

Cheryl sighed theatrically and picked up an apple.  “Poor Josie.  Is she still missing?”

‘Josie?’ Betty mouthed at Jughead.

He rolled his eyes.  “Yes, Cheryl.  She’s still missing, along with-“

Cheryl waved her hand at him and tutted.  “Your loss is no bigger than mine, Forsythe, and you’d do well to remember that.”

Jughead’s lip curled as he pushed himself off the counter and Betty jumped in quickly before they lost the only lead they had.

“She went missing?”

“Yes.  It was their 50th Anniversary blowout.  Val and Melody -“

“Her bandmates,” Toni added.

“-saw her before the show, but after they left the dressing room she was never seen again.”

Betty tapped her pen against her lips.  “Did they notice anyone hanging about?  Strangers, someone who seemed out of place?”

Cheryl shook her head.  “Not that they mentioned.”

“Did you got to her dressing room?”

Cheryl’s eyes narrowed.  “If you’re implying -“

“Quit,” Jughead snapped.  “She’s trying to help.”

Toni raised her eyebrows in surprise.  A surprised reaction, but why?  He and Cheryl were at odds, and from what Betty had seen it wasn’t out of the ordinary.  And from Cheryl’s smirk, it seemed as if she’d been trying to bait him all along.  Unless…

“We were in the audience,” Toni said in the lengthening silence.  “A lot of the underground was there, it would have been weird if we didn’t make an appearance.  The lighting is never the best there, but I didn’t notice anything unusual.”

“What about the fae?” Betty asked as she flipped through the last few pages of notes.  “Were they -“

“They weren’t involved,” Cheryl said quickly.  “I would know if they were.”

Betty jotted the assertion down.  This was the third person - Veronica, Reggie, and now Cheryl - who’d insisted they weren’t involved.  Strange, considering the rumors that were swirling through the covens.  Rumors that the fae had shut their doors against all but the most select of persons, along with a few who’d been taken against their will.

“There were a few humans, though,” Tonia said after a moment.  “Sweets had to take Fangs home early for a nightcap. He didn’t think Pops would let in humans that night considering it was The Cats playing.”

“I was surprised myself,” Cheryl added.  

She slipped her hand through Toni’s and toyed with the ring on her finger, gaze directed at Jughead.  He shook his head and shifted against the counter, his hip bumping up against Betty’s arm.  Her words skipped across the page and she elbowed him playfully in response.  

“There are rules, after all, about letting humans into underground spaces like that.  Especially when The Pussycats have been playing together for over five hundred years.  They might get ideas.”

“I thought you said it was their 50th Anniversary?” Betty asked, hoping it was a crack in their story that might lead to something, anything that could give them some direction.

“Yes, their 50th Anniversary playing at The Woods.  Pop got an exclusive contract with them in the 70’s.  They’ve been playing together since at least Jericho, probably even earlier,” Cheryl said.

“What about the humans?”  Betty asked, sure they were chasing their tails on this one.  “Who was letting them in?”

“Perhaps you should ask Pop, or that weirdo DJ of his.  Dorkus, or whatever his name is.”

“We did,” Jughead said shortly.  “He’s the one who sent us to Fangs and Toni.  He also mentioned that you’d been lurking around backstage before the concert.”

Toni stepped away from Cheryl to stare at her.  Cheryl’s hand tightened and her smile turned chilly.

“Can I not deliver a gift to my best friend of three thousand years?”

“A gift?  Funny, I wouldn’t call the pig’s heart they found in the dressing room a gift.”

Cheryl scoffed.  “It is if you’re a demi-god who moonlights as a cat.”

“Babe,” Toni chided softly.  There was a painful question in her eyes and Betty found herself looking away from the private moment.

“Later,” Cheryl promised, her gaze soft.  It hardened as she turned back to their guests.  “As for you two, I’d be more concerned about the bald, chanting, idiots in white.  Anyone who wears all white this far past Labor Day is super suss if you ask me.”

“Is there anything else you can tell us about these humans or…”

Betty trailed off.  Humans?  That was her answer?  For Cheryl to claim humans had infiltrated the underground, let alone suspect them of kidnapping a demi-god, let alone a witch and a were?  It was unthinkable.

“All I know is they were in desperate need of a spa treatment and a makeover,” Cheryl said with a curled lip.  “They even had the nerve to suggest I was one of the ignorant masses who needed their enlightenment.”

Jughead shot Betty an exasperated look and she bit down a smile.  He’d been against meeting with Cheryl from the state - his ranting about her for the thirty minute journey to the townhouse a clear signal that there was some unspoken history there - but Betty had persisted.  As unlikely a lead as humans were, it was more than they’d had this morning.

“What about -“

Betty was cut off as the patio windows blew in, glass and plant debris propelled at them by searing air.  As Betty was just beginning to process what happened, she found herself at the front door, tucked into Jughead’s arms.  Behind him Toni held Cheryl carefully in her arms.

“Stay here,” she told Cheryl, her fangs already out.  

Jughead set Betty down, pausing only to brush glass from her ponytail, and was gone before Betty could take a breath.

“What the hell?” Betty asked breathlessly.  She stepped towards the kitchen and winced at the sudden pain.  A large piece of glass had cut through her cardigan to her skin.  Blood stained the light pink fabric and Betty cursed at the sight.  

“Whatever it was, they’re going to wish they were in hell when I’m done with them,” Cheryl snapped.  “I just had that kitchen redone.”

She stalked towards the flames that were creeping into the hallway, fists curled in on themselves.  Betty followed, pulling out a string of spell beads as she went.

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Warning: SPOILERS for Afterlife of the Party.

Here’s a full guide to Netflix’s Afterlife of the Party soundtrack, which delivers a short list of poppy, upbeat party songs by American pop and R&B singer Spencer Sutherland and one score track by composer Jessica Rose Weiss. Starring actress Victoria Justice of Nickelodeon fame (VICTORiOUS) as Cassie, a fun-loving, albeit irresponsible social butterfly, Afterlife of the Party follows Cassie into a purgatory-like afterlife after a freak accident kills her, where she’s offered the opportunity to right all her unresolved wrongs on Earth, thus earning passage to the “Above” (heaven) or, if she fails, to the “Below” (hell).

Matching the Afterlife of the Party‘s comedic “death-but-fun“ premise is a 5-track EP soundtrack that errs more on the side of fun than death. Put another way, while Cassie is stuck in the In-Between, a limbo state between heaven and hell, the album has both feet firmly planted in heaven. In fact, the album is exclusively upbeat and danceable, featuring four original songs performed by Sutherland, who stars in the movie as the famous fictional singer Koop whom Cassie idolizes; one of which includes a duet with Sutherland and Justice. Though Cassie’s fangirl obsession with Koop is repeatedly made obvious throughout the film, what’s understated about their budding connection is how, despite the chasm separating life and death, their separate journeys seem to have always pointed towards each other, with a charming twist ending that sees the two entering a “pearly gates” of sorts hand-in-hand.

Related: The Kissing Booth 3 Soundtrack Guide: Every Song

For his feature film debut, Sutherland’s character has more of ambient presence in the movie, whereas the real-life pop singer Sutherland plays a more central role to the Afterlife of the Party soundtrack. Pop music fans may know Sutherland as a contestant on the UK version of The X-Factor in 2017, performing Marvin Gaye’s sultry “Let’s Get It On” for his audition and James Arthur’s “Say You Won’t Let Go” in a group performance. Sutherland has also released multiple singles starting with “Heartstrings” in 2013 up to “Freaking Out” in 2019, before landing both an acting and singing role in Afterlife of the Party.

At the helm of the Afterlife of the Party soundtrack, Sutherland is the movie’s musical heart and soul. On the topic of entering the movie industry through the channel of music, Sutherland expressed in an exclusive interview with Alexisjoyvipaccess his eagerness to take on more acting roles: “I’ve found such a passion in acting now from this, and I would love to do a lot more in acting, but also a lot more in musical acting, because it was very cool to tie the two together. It was amazing.“

Whether or not that means we’ll see Sutherland in more musical acting roles in the future remains to be seen. Nonetheless, his performance in Afterlife of the Party is key to the “party” aspect of the story, and it seems likely that Netflix will continue along this pop musical trajectory with its future titles. With that in mind, here is a breakdown of each song on the movie’s soundtrack, as well as an additional song heard in the movie.

“Blush” by Spencer Sutherland – Played multiple times throughout the story, Sutherland’s “Blush” (or, rather, Koop’s “Blush” from the character’s perspective) is arguably the main theme song of the movie. Introduced by a radio DJ voiceover as “the number one song of the day” at the movie’s opening when Cassie is considering various outfits in front of her mirror, “Blush” is soon after described by Cassie and her best friend Lisa (Midori Francis) as “their song” when it’s heard playing at a dance club. This is significant when later, after Cassie dies, Cassie fulfills her role as Lisa’s spectral wing-woman  by trespassing into Max’s (Timothy Renouf) apartment, Lisa’s hunky neighbor, to sabotage his record-player into accidentally playing “Blush” during a chance encounter between Max and Lisa, who is wearing a “KOOP” shirt at the time. Max takes advantage of this “coincidence” to ask Lisa on a date to see the music video set of a Koop song.

“Drive” by Spencer Sutherland – While hanging out in Lisa’s apartment, Lisa initiates an “impromptu dance party” with her deceased friend Cassie after commanding Google to “play ‘Drive’ by Koop.” It’s revealed during this exchange that Lisa introduced Cassie to Koop’s “greatness,” further suggesting of the importance of Koop’s music to their bond.

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“One Look” by Spencer Sutherland – The music video Max refers to when asking Lisa on a date, Sutherland performs “One Look” in the flesh (as Koop) while standing in front of a blue convertible with a surrounding team of backup dancers. Taking advantage of her ghostly transparency, Cassie transports herself onto the music video set, much to the awe of Lisa, and she starts dancing in front of Koop, who seems vaguely and nonchalantly aware of her presence. During the song, Cassie approaches Koop for a kiss before she’s abruptly snapped back to the In-Between headquarters, where she’s chastised by her quirky guardian angel Val (Robyn Scott) for neglecting her purgatorial responsibilities.

“Home” by Spencer Sutherland & Victoria Justice – Breaking up the Sutherland monopoly on the Afterlife of the Party soundtrack is a duet track with both Sutherland and Justice, heard during the story’s end after a recently deceased Koop and Cassie meet in an elevator ascending to the Above (heaven). As the two walk hand-in-hand towards Above’s idyllic, flowery mountain range, the song starts as the end credits roll, signifying that Cassie and Koop are finally “home.”

“Score Suite” by Jessica Rose Weiss – The one non-Sutherland song on the movie’s soundtrack, “Score Suite” is the only listed track on the list attributed to the composer of the film. While somewhat more somber in parts, at least in relation to Sutherland’s dance tracks, “Score Suite” is predominated by a majestically whimsical tone familiar to many rom-com scores.

“I Only Have Eyes For You” by The Flamingos – Not listed on the official Afterlife of the Party soundtrack, “I Only Have Eyes For You” by The Flamingos plays from the record-player in Max’s apartment, presumably as intended by Max this time, to set a romantic mood for him and Lisa, as they cheers to “regret” over wine, confess their feelings for one another, and kiss.

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