#Shannon Dooley

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Shannon Dooley presents: Gold

The fifth release of the artist is here

"I wrote, recorded, performed and produced this out my little home studio in Fort Lauderdale, FL." Shannon Dooley.

BIO:

Singer, songwriter and producer Shannon Dooley (born Shannon Katharine Dooley) is no stranger to the industry.  Currently holding 4 full-length albums under her belt she emerged onto the music scene at age 17 with her debut project Uniquity, a pop-rock original band hailing from New Haven, CT.  With Shannon's powerful stage presence and the band's catchy songs they quickly developed a cult following throughout the Northeast and tri-state area playing to thousands at various music venues and radio festivals as well as recording their debut album 'Uniquity'.  She soon branched off creating the same viral path founding, fronting and co-writing for pop-rock band Gia, with whom she recorded her sophomore self-titled album ‘Gia’.  Shannon and former bandmate, producer and co-writer Joshua Swetts went on to record two more experimental rock albums titled 'Mystic Wave' and 'Clouded Judgement'.  

Shannon began singing at a very early age and quickly took up violin, piano and writing music at the age of 9.  A self taught guitarist by her teens, a purchase of her Korg Triton catapulted her into becoming proficient at sequencing and creating beats, writing pop, electronic and trip-hop driven music which paved the road for her ability to quickly pick up music production.

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WATCHLIST 2023: Other People

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Kingdom Hearts IV predictions: Radiator Springs/Dinoco Rust-eze Racing Center/Fireball Beach/Thunder Hollow/Thomasville/Florida International Speedway (Cars)

Takes place after Cars 3.

Is visited by Sora, who enters the world as a 2017 Nissan 370Z before visits to Luigi’s Casa Della Tires and Ramone’s House of Body Art end with him modified into a next-gen race car sponsored by Dinoco (with Tex’s blessing) and with Cruz’s number.

It isn’t combat based. Missions include keeping up with McQueen’s top speed by racing down Radiator Springs’ main street, learning how to turn right to go left at Willy’s Butte, driving backwards with Mater, keeping up with Cruz’s top speed on Fireball Beach, avoiding pushy competitors with the Thunder Hollow challengers, and practicing with Cruz at Thomasville, culminating in the Piston Cup race at Florida International Speedway, where the objective is to win against Jackson Storm.

It’s set during Cruz’s first Piston Cup racing season, so McQueen still has Doc’s colors and spends the Florida race as Sora’s crew chief. Also, Ramone wears his “Saludos Amigos” body paint from the epilogue of Cars 3.

As Sora finishes his story, Mater is certainly unhappy with Xehanort’s actions forcing Sora’s hand. “That dad-gum Xehanort,” he says angrily. Extra points if Sora doesn’t get to the part where Xehanort is dead, then Sarge gets in his face and demands him to teach Xehanort a lesson when he gets back in a militaristic manner. “Is that understood,” Sarge yells. Then Sora tries to correct him, but gets cut off and asked again, “Is that understood,” and has to respond, “Sir, yes, sir!”

Of course, during the top speed races, Luigi is the one to signal the race to begin. In the Radiator Springs race, Sora’s top speed is tracked by Sheriff’s speed radar, and on Fireball Beach, it’s via Cruz’s personal assistant, Hamilton.

If you fail the “Turn Right to go Left” mission, Sora goes flying into the bed of cacti, and Mater fishes him out.

“I don’t like to toot my own horn, but…” (HONKS TWICE) “Toot my own horn. That’s funny right there.” - Sir Tow Mater, beginning his backwards driving lesson, 2017

Cars 2 elements will be here. Heck, maybe Mater can’t be present most for the training because he’s busy with Finn and Holley. After all, does he still owe Holley a first date?

I wanted the player character in this world to be Kairi just so Storm can feel the embarrassment of losing to not one, but two “costume girls���.

The Piston Cup race is announced as a 500-lap race, but no game developer is that malicious to force the player to race 500 laps around an oval, so they’d take after the first Cars game and make it twelve laps with the sun slowly lowering throughout the race.

Starring the voices of:

Lightning McQueen: KEITH FERGUSON

Cruz Ramirez: CRISTELA ALONZO

Tow Mater: LARRY THE CABLE GUY

Smokey: CHRIS COOPER

Sally Carrera: BONNIE HUNT

Luigi: TONY SHALHOUB

Guido: GUIDO QUARONI

Mack: JOHN RATZENBERGER

Fillmore: LLOYD SHERR

Sarge: PAUL DOOLEY

Ramone: CHEECH MARIN

Flo: JENIFER LEWIS

Sheriff: MICHAEL WALLIS

Lizzie: LARAINE NEWMAN

Red: JEROME RANFT

Jackson Storm: A.J. HAMILTON

Natalie Certain: KERRY WASHINGTON

Finn McMissile: MARTIN JARVIS

Holley Shiftwell: EMILY MORTIMER

Sterling: NATHAN FILLION

Louise “Barnstormer” Nash: WENDIE MALICK

River Scott: KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON

Junior “Midnight” Moon: JASON DOUGLAS

Mater’s Computer: TERESA GALLAGHER

Chick Hicks: BOB PETERSON

Miss Fritter: LEA DeLARIA

Tex Dinoco: HUMPY WHEELER

Hamilton: LEWIS HAMILTON

Bob Cutlass: BOB COSTAS

Darrell Cartrip: DARRELL WALTRIP

Strip “The King” Weathers: RICHARD PETTY

Ray Reverham: RAY EVERNHAM

Maddy McGear: MADELEINE McGRAW

Shannon Spokes: SHANNON SPAKE

Cal Weathers: KYLE PETTY

Doc Hudson: COREY BURTON & PAUL NEWMAN

McQueen’s Biggest Fan: A.J. RIEBLI III

Tractors: STEVE PURCELL

Millie: LORI ALAN

Tomber: MICHEL MICHELIS

Siddeley: JASON ISAACS

The Queen: VANESSA REDGRAVE

Stephenson: JOE MACDONALD

Prince Wheeliam: CHRISTOPHER SABAT

Sweet Tea: ANDRA DAY

Bobby Swift: ANGEL OQUENDO

Brick Yardley: WILL COLLYER

Crazy Eight Commentator: JOHN DeMITA

Arvy Motorhome: JEREMY MAXWELL

Dr. Damage: BOB PETERSON

Roscoe: WILL COLLYER

Mr. Drippy: PETER SOHN

Taco: PATRICK RODRIGUEZ

Jimbo: ANTHONY SARDINHA

T-Bone: ANDREW STANTON

APB: JESSIE JAMES GRELLE

Blind Spot: JESSICA NIGRI

Pushover: KAIJI TANG

Tailgate: JEN TAYLOR

Cigalert: BARBARA DUNKELMAN

Fishtail: DUSTIN MATTHEWS

Broadside: KYLE PHILLIPS

Patty: MAGGIE TOMINEY

Bill: TYLER COE

Pileup: BRENDAN BLABER

High Impact: LINDSAY JONES

Faregame: JASON PACE

Airborne: TIANA CAMACHO

Superfly: DJANGO CRAIG

Jambalaya Chimichanga: JEN BROWN

Liability: SAMANTHA IRELAND

Hit: GUS SOROLA

Run: CHRISTOPHER GUERRERO

Todd: ALEX MAI

Danny Swervez: DANIEL SUÁREZ

Ryan “Inside” Laney: RYAN BLANEY

Bubba Wheelhouse: BUBBA WALLACE

Chase Racelott: CHASE ELLIOTT

Tim Treadless: KERRY SHAWCROSS

Rich Mixon: COREY KRUEGER

Cam Spinner: ZENO ROBINSON

H.J. Hollis: JOSH KEATON

Ed Truncan: ADAM ELLIS

Herb Curbler: BURNIE BURNS

Aaron Clocker: AARON CONOVER

Harvey Rodcap: GARRETT HUNTER

J.D. McPillar: MICHAEL JONES

Flip Dover: YURI LOWENTHAL

Barry DePedal: BARRY PERKINS

Steve LaPage: STEVE PAGE

Conrad Camber: AARON MARQUIS

Sheldon Shifter: GAVIN FREE

Paul Conrev: PAUL CONRAD

Michael Rotor: MICHAEL RUTTER

Richie Gunzit: RICHARD GUNZER

Eric Braker: ERIC BARKER

Spikey Fillups: NEATH OUM

Chris Roamin’: CHRISTIAN ROMAN

Dan Carcia: DAN GARCIA

Jonas Carvers: JONAS JARVERS

Jim Reverick: JIM RODERICK

George New-Win: GEORGE NGUYEN

Noah Gocek: NOAH KLOCEK

Will Rusch: WILLIAM REUSCH

M Fast Fong: MICHAEL FONG

Nick Shift: MICK LAUER

J.P. Drive: RICHARD NORMAN

Tom W.: WEERA TOM WICHITSRIPORNKUL

Sudeep: SUDEEP RANGASWAMY

Krzysztof: KRZYSZTOF ROST

Shriram: SHRIRIAM NEELAKANTA IYER

Kurt: DJANGO CRAIG

Ronald: ALEC WILLOWS

Junyi: JUNYI LING

Gabriel: LEVI NUÑEZ

Aiden: ANGEL OQUENDO

Jae: JAE HYUNG KIM

Ernesto: ERNESTO NEMESIO

Sequoia: SEQUOIA BLANKENSHIP

Melissa Bernabrake: CIA COURT

Pat Traxson: PAT TRYSON

Laura Spinwell: LAURA FINELL

Gale Beaufort: ANAIRIS QUIÑONES

[wutbju]

Roger W. Eaves, BJU Class of 1972.

Roger William Eaves, 74, much beloved husband of Jacqueline Darlington Eaves for fifty-three years, entered the presence of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on June 4, 2024.

He was born on July 21, 1949, the second son of the late William P. and Margaret Genevich Eaves, in Detroit, Michigan. At the age of 18, he recognized his need of a Savior and by faith believed the Good News of forgiveness of sins and acceptance with God through the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. Out of a heart of love and profound gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice for him, he sought to please God and devoted his life to His service. He taught Bible at Bob Jones University in the Institute of Christian Service, the School of Applied Studies, and the School of Religion for forty-three years. He loved his students, prayed for them, encouraged them, and rejoiced in those who continued to follow Christ in many walks of life. He pastored Bible Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC and taught on the mission fields of Cambodia, Cameroon, and Grenada. He loved people, and after retirement, he continued to teach at church and to work at Publix and finally at Mackey Funerals and Cremations where he made many dear friends.

Perhaps his greatest ministry was to his own family whom he loved and served selflessly. He was a steadfast example of a consistent, humble, godly husband and father who prayed regularly for each member of his family and desired that each one follow Jesus. He was the father of Dr. Heather McNeely (Dr. Brent), Shannon (Dustin Melton), and Kevin (Allison). He was the grandfather of Brendan (Jasmine), Colin, Dillon, and Camryn McNeely; Emma Kate and Ellerie Brooks; Phoebe Eaves; and Emily Melton.

He is survived by his brothers, Michael, Gordon (Leslie), William (Mary), and David (Judy) Eaves, and a sister Diane Burton. He was predeceased by a brother, Kenneth Eaves, and a sister, Karen Eaves, and by two sisters-in-law, Jill Darlington Dooley, Cynthia Guyot Eaves and by a brother-in-law, William Burton.

Services for Roger will be held on Saturday, June 8, 2024. The family will receive friends at the War Memorial Chapel on the campus of Bob Jones University from 1:00 until 2:45 before the funeral service at 3:00. Burial will be at Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Bob Jones University School of Religion scholarships 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville SC 29614, or to Gospel Fellowship Association Missions 1809 Wade Hampton Blvd #110, Greenville SC 29609.

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DNA Magazine: Sweet Revenge Will Fill The Screen When Matt Backer And Drew Weston Debut Film

By Matt Myers / September 15, 2024

FEATURED: Die Bully Die! | Instagram | Crowdfunding PHOTOGRAPHER: Johnny Diaz Nicolaidis | Instagram FEATURED ARTISTS: Drew Weston | Instagram | Matthew Backer | Instagram

Ever wanted to get even with your high school bully? Local theatre hunks and DNA favourites Matt Backer and Drew Weston are doing just that, well sort of. 

The two actors have written a short film of vengeance, also paying homage to the slasher films of the Nineties. Described as Fleabag meets Final Destination with a dash of Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion, Die Bully Die tackles homophobia, gay shame, forgiveness and bearing a grudge! 

Admit it, we’ve all dreamed of it!

Speaking to Matt Myers about the inception for their Die Bully Die! show, creators Matt Backer and Drew Weston explain that it’s loosely based off their experiences in high school and facing down old bullies through art.

“I went to an all-boys Catholic school in the Nineties and had a rough time. I held onto it for way too long and it affected my growing up in becoming an adult and my relationships,” says Backer. “I came out quite late at around thirty because of that damage, but I’m now happy working as an actor with a supportive and loving family.”

Feeling that the past is always present in our lives, Backer also saw a chance to create some interesting characters which he developed with Weston. 

“Drew and I get along so well,” he says. “We have the same sort of humour and we thought this was a great concept to write, play and produce. So, we drew from my experiences to create the story and it’s now evolved into a greater metaphor for trauma. It’s not necessarily just homophobic or queerphobic but something relatable to people in letting go of the past. It’s about tackling the future with greater hope.”

Set in a plush restaurant, the plot sees Max (Backer) meeting up with his high-school bully Adam (Weston) after a sixteen-year gap. But things don’t go well and Max’s grudge manifests into revenge of the classic teen-horror comedy genre.

“I had a different high school experience to Matt,” says Weston. “I had a little bit of bullying, but nothing to the extent that he had. In Die Bully Die! my character bullied Max in high school and he’s turned out to be gay himself. It’s a frustrating situation for Max, but Adam is there to apologise, which doesn’t really go to plan!”

For Weston, the experience has been a learning curve in producing and writing as well as acting. He also sees the production reaching beyond the LGBTQIA+ community. “It’s a universal topic,” he says.

“Whether it’s bullying for being gay or overweight or a cultural background, everyone can relate in some way, whether as the victim, witness or actually the bully who now realises what they had done.”

“It’s seen through the lens of the Nineties slasher films we grew up with, which sells well. It’s more Black Mirror than a sentimental ‘woe is me’. But even though it’s full-on, it does have some heart-warming moments.” 

The film also stars Ben Gerrard and Shannon Dooley, with Nick Annas and Ethan Lamb-Kelly playing younger versions of Max and Adam. Production is taking place around Sydney with aspirations to extend into a full-length film or series.

Backer and Weston are also looking for support from the community, with a crowdfunding account set up through the Australian Cultural Fund. 

“The crowdfunding is going great, and support has been beautiful,” says Backer.

“A lot of people have been through a similar journey, but we also have wonderful allies too. They want to see this type of story and the Australian Cultural Fund has been fantastic in providing our crowdfunding platform. We wanted to support an Australian organisation that supports local artists, and it also helps that donations through there are tax deductible!”

[matthewbacker]

DIE BULLY DIE – Sweet Revenge Will Fill The Screen When Matt Backer And Drew Weston Debut Film

By Matt Myers / September 15, 2023

Ever wanted to get even with your high school bully? Local theatre hunks and DNA favourites Matt Backer and Drew Weston are doing just that, well sort of. 

The two actors have written a short film of vengeance, also paying homage to the slasher films of the Nineties. Described as Fleabag meets Final Destination with a dash of Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion, Die Bully Die tackles homophobia, gay shame, forgiveness and bearing a grudge! 

Admit it, we’ve all dreamed of it!

Speaking to Matt Myers about the inception for their Die Bully Die! show, creators Matt Backer and Drew Weston explain that it’s loosely based off their experiences in high school and facing down old bullies through art.

“I went to an all-boys Catholic school in the Nineties and had a rough time. I held onto it for way too long and it affected my growing up in becoming an adult and my relationships,” says Backer. “I came out quite late at around thirty because of that damage, but I’m now happy working as an actor with a supportive and loving family.”

Feeling that the past is always present in our lives, Backer also saw a chance to create some interesting characters which he developed with Weston. 

“Drew and I get along so well,” he says. “We have the same sort of humour and we thought this was a great concept to write, play and produce. So, we drew from my experiences to create the story and it’s now evolved into a greater metaphor for trauma. It’s not necessarily just homophobic or queerphobic but something relatable to people in letting go of the past. It’s about tackling the future with greater hope.”

Set in a plush restaurant, the plot sees Max (Backer) meeting up with his high-school bully Adam (Weston) after a sixteen-year gap. But things don’t go well and Max’s grudge manifests into revenge of the classic teen-horror comedy genre.

Nineties teen dramas are familiar turf to Drew Weston, having recently played lead hunk Sebastian in Cruel Intentions: The Nineties Musical.

“I had a different high school experience to Matt,” says Weston. “I had a little bit of bullying, but nothing to the extent that he had. In Die Bully Die! my character bullied Max in high school and he’s turned out to be gay himself. It’s a frustrating situation for Max, but Adam is there to apologise, which doesn’t really go to plan!”

For Weston, the experience has been a learning curve in producing and writing as well as acting. He also sees the production reaching beyond the LGBTQIA+ community. “It’s a universal topic,” he says.

“Whether it’s bullying for being gay or overweight or a cultural background, everyone can relate in some way, whether as the victim, witness or actually the bully who now realises what they had done.”

“It’s seen through the lens of the Nineties slasher films we grew up with, which sells well. It’s more Black Mirror than a sentimental ‘woe is me’. But even though it’s full-on, it does have some heart-warming moments.” 

The film also stars Ben Gerrard and Shannon Dooley, with Nick Annas and Ethan Lamb-Kelly playing younger versions of Max and Adam. Production is taking place around Sydney with aspirations to extend into a full-length film or series.

Backer and Weston are also looking for support from the community, with a crowdfunding account set up through the Australian Cultural Fund. 

“The crowdfunding is going great, and support has been beautiful,” says Backer.

“A lot of people have been through a similar journey, but we also have wonderful allies too. They want to see this type of story and the Australian Cultural Fund has been fantastic in providing our crowdfunding platform. We wanted to support an Australian organisation that supports local artists, and it also helps that donations through there are tax deductible!”

[ozu-teapot]

Babyteeth | Shannon Murphy | 2019

Eliza Scanlen, Shannon Dooley

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The beautiful @shannondooley84! You are my new fave person to draw! 👾 She has that Jem and the Holograms vibe! 💕♥️ Trying to figure out how to combined my daily style with photoshop. I will not GIVE UP. Ok S.O.S. off to listen to more ABBA and sleep. 💕

[thatsheawhighamfan]

Shea looks so damn fine

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My mom and aunt kept asking what celebrities I think are hot and I kept saying I don't know because I couldn't tell them about Achievement Hunter.

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It is weekend here, hope this will light up your day ❤️

Video credits to Laura Hopper, Emmy Raver, Shannon Dooley and Sophie Kennedy Clark

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Kingdom Hearts IV predictions: Andy’s Room (Toy Story)

Takes place between Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3.

Is visited by Donald and Goofy.

The inhabitants are thrilled to see Donald and Goofy again, but are sad to hear about Sora’s sacrifice.

Starring the voices of:

Woody: JIM HANKS

Buzz Lightyear: MIKE MACRAE

Jessie: KAT CRESSIDA

Rex: WALLACE SHAWN

Hamm: JOHN RATZENBERGER

Slinky Dog: BLAKE CLARK

Mr. Potato Head: JEFF BERGMAN

Mrs. Potato Head: MELISSA STERNENBERG

Bo Peep: ANNIE POTTS

Andy Davis: SAWYER COLE

Mrs. Davis: LAURIE METCALF

Molly Davis: HANNAH UNKRICH

Aliens: JEFF PIDGEON

Sarge: PIOTR MICHAEL

Wheezy: PHIL LaMARR

Wheezy (songs): SEAN KENIN

Lenny: YURI LOWENTHAL

Robot: JEFF PIDGEON

Mr. Shark: SHANNON McCORMICK

Mr. Spell: JEFF PIDGEON

Rocky Gibraltar: RICHARD HORVITZ

Army Men: GREG BERG, ROCCO BOTTE, MATT CHAPMAN, JORDAN CWIERZ, AlFREDO DIAZ, JEREMY DOOLEY, BLAINE GIBSON, JESS HARNELL, MAX KRUEMCKE, KRISHNA KUMAR, MILES LUNA, ALEX MAI, DUSTIN MATTHEWS, JACK PATTILLO, CONNOR PICKENS, GEOFF RAMSEY, EDDY RIVAS, KERRY SHAWCROSS, & JAMES WILLEMS

Billy, Goat, and Gruff: EMILY DAVIS

Bullseye: FRANK WELKER

[lifejustgotawkward]

365 Day Movie Challenge (2017) - #176: Other People (2016) - dir. Chris Kelly

Chris Kelly, who is co-head writer at SNL, made his directorial debut with this dramedy based on events from his own life, concerning his mother’s final year battling cancer. Jesse Plemons plays a fictionalized version of the filmmaker, David, who takes time off from writing for SNL to move back home to Sacramento and help take care of his ailing mother, Joanne (a fantastic Molly Shannon). David spends time with his younger sisters (Maude Apatow and Madisen Beaty) and their maternal grandparents (June Squibb and Paul Dooley) and he also reconnects with his closest friend in town, Gabe (John Early), but David must also deal with his extremely tense relationship with his father, Norman (Bradley Whitford), who has never been comfortable with David being gay. David’s stress levels steadily rise: an exciting family trip to New York City turns sour when Norman refuses to visit the apartment that David shares with his ex-boyfriend, Paul (a wonderful Zach Woods); the pilot that David has written for ABC is rejected; and eventually Joanne advances into the final stages of her illness.

There have been numerous films in recent years that focus on cancer – 50/50, The Fault in Our Stars, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl – and unlike in those films, romance is refreshingly given a minimum of screen time in Other People. The physical and psychological struggles of Molly Shannon’s character are rightfully given center stage, allowing the former SNL star a rare showcase for her dramatic acting ability, which is as subtle and finely tuned as that of any actor known for doing “serious” movies. It is a joy to see so many great comedic performers in smaller roles as well; besides the aforementioned performers, Other People also features J.J. Totah, Retta, Lennon Parham, Matt Walsh, Paula Pell, Kerri Kenney-Silver and Colton Dunn.

If there are weaknesses in Other People, they are perhaps in some aspects of the characterization of David (it’s not necessary for a protagonist to be likeable, but I think Jesse Plemons was occasionally lacking in how he presented David’s internal and external conflicts, which may be an issue with the writing as much as with the acting; his angry showdown with Bradley Whitford was great, though) and in the absence of personality in David’s two sisters, Alexandra (Apatow) and Rebeccah (Beaty). For the most part, however, Other People tells its real-life tale with heartfelt, sometimes raw emotion and no shortage of candor.

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Celebrities Masterlist

A

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Aaron Tveit

Adam Ellis

Alex Turner

Alexander Calvert

Alexander Skarsgard

Allen Leech

Amy Nelson

Andrew Garfield

Andy Biersack

Aneurin Barnard

Ansel Elgort

Anthony Ramos

Ashton Irwin

Austin Butler

B

Barbara Dunkelman

Ben Hardy

Ben Platt

Bill Hader

Bill Skarsgard

Blaine Gibson

Bo Burnham

Brendon Urie

Burnie Burns

C

Calum Hood

Chris Evans

Chris Demarais

Chris Pine

Christian Bale

Cillian Murphy

Cody Fern

Cole Gallian

Corpse Husband

D

Dacre Montgomery

Damiano David

Dane Dehaan

Daveed Diggs

Diego Luna

Domhnall Gleeson

Dream

Dylan O'Brien

E

Eddie Redmayne

Eminem

Ethan Dolan

Ethan Nestor

Ethan Torchio

Ezra Miller

F

Fionn Whitehead

G

Gab Smolders

Gavin Free

Geoff Ramsey

George Daniel

Gwilym Lee

H

Harrison Osterfield

Harry Styles

Henry Cavill

I

J

J.J. Castillo

Jack Lowden

Jai Courtney

Jake Gyllenhaal

James Dean

Jared Leto

Jared Padalecki

Jasmine Cephas Jones

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Jensen Ackles

Jeremy Dooley

Joe Burrow

Joe Keery

Joe Mazzello

Joel Heyman

Jon Risinger

Jonny Weston

Jordan Fisher

Josh Dun

K

L

Liam Hemsworth

Lin-Manuel Miranda

Logan Lerman

Lucy Boynton

Ludwig Ahgren

Luke Hemmings

M

Machine Gun Kelly

Matthew Daddario

Matthew Gray Gubler

Matthew Lillard

Matty Healy

Mark Fischbach

Meg Turney

Megan Fox

Michael B Jordan

Michael Clifford

Michael Jones

Michiel Huisman

Mike Faist

Miles Luna

Misha Collins

Mitch Rowland

Mod Sun

N

Niall Horan

Nick Jonas

Nick Robinson

Noah Centineo

O

P

Patrick Stump

Pedro Pascal

Pete Davidson

Phil Lester

Phillipa Soo

Q

R

Rami Malek

Robert Downey Jr

Rook

Ross Macdonald

Ryan Bergara

Ryan Haywood

S

Sapnap

Sarah Jones

Sean McLoughlin

Sebastian Stan

Shane Madej

Shannon Leto

Shawn Mendes

Shayne Topp

Swaggersouls

Sykkuno

T

Taron Egerton

Thomas Brodie-Sangster

Thomas Doherty

Thomas Raggi

Tom Blyth

Tom Glynn Carney

Tom Hardy

Tom Hiddleston

Trevor Collins

Tyler Joseph

U

V

Victoria De Angelis

Ville Valo

W

Will Poulter

X

Y

Yungblud

Z

Zac Efron

[akapandemoniumthevoid]

God AU MoodBoards

Puphluns

Geoffrey Lazer Ramsey                              

God Of Life & Fauna

Deli Kral

James Ryan Haywood     

God Of Night, Darkness, & Stars

Pandemonium

Violet Ophelia Willow  

GODDESS OF WANDERING, CURIOSITY, & PEACE

Viridios

Jack Shannon Pattillo

God of Agriculture & Hunting

Apollo 

Gavin David Free

God Of Day, Sunshine, & Clouds

Tranquility

MICHAEL VINCENT JONES

GOD OF WAR, VIOLENCE, & CHAOS

Moloch

Jeremy Nicholas Dooley

God of Death & Sacrifice