#Sonny Monroe

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sonny with a chance actually won enemies to lovers. everyone else can go home

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EASTHIGH'S MONSTOBER 2023 WEEK 2: EPISODES

Sonny With a Chance S2E18: A So Random Halloween Special

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hii, can I get a character based on my natal placements? I am Leo sun, Gemini moon, Virgo rising, Leo mercury, Leo venus, Gemini mars, Sagittarius, Leo Saturn, Pisces uranus, Aquarius neptune, Sagittarius pluto, scorpio lilith, 11th house stellium and empty 1st and 4th house. Tysmmm<3

💜 Sonny Monroe 💜

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La La Land rock version

(Hollywood Records)

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Day 26

Gift of a Friend

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love songs ₊˚૮₍ ๑̊ᴗ͈ . ᴗ͈ ₎ა⁺‧˚

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The Seven Year Itch (1955) Billy Wilder

January 19th 2025

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spooky day party !

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baby sunny ♥

like or reblog if you save/use ♡

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finally kissing the person you’ve been pining for . sonny and max

What was he afraid of? B? No, he was the dominant personality. He owned the body he lived in. He wasn't afraid, not at this moment. She came in the door and he didn't even hesitate. He was trying to be brave, to be emboldened for once in his life. She barely got a hi or hello out and he was in her space. Taking a deep breath, he searched her gaze for a second before he nodded. "I'm gonna kiss you. Okay?"

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hi yes she has baked him a birthday cake. she also has a little picnic for them set up indoors in a fort. birthday hat included. be prepared to watch all his favorite movies and eat his favorite foods that she bought and cooked.

( steve's birthday 2k25 )

it took everything steve had in him not to cry when he saw all she had done for him, everything she had set up, all the food she had cooked for him, the cake, all the love and care she had put into everything. and even still, his eyes grew a little wet. "sunshine ... this - is perfect." he looked to her, pulling her into his arms and pressing a kiss to the side of her head. "thank you, thank you so much. i appreciate this ... more than words can say. and i can't think of a better way to spend my day than with you, like this. thank you."

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"all kinds of help," she clarified heavily, as though reading her friend's mind. call it eldest sibling syndrome, but liv felt the very same weight to take care of everyone else before herself that she'd noted in sonny. a weight made heavier by the kind heart beating her chest. "you've gotta let someone take care of you at some point. and i'm more than willing to nag until you give in." she called it loving aggressively. though, not in the same way maddie took it to mean. "i'm not entirely sure that's the best way to handle the situation. besides, it would be nice to work on my healing spells and work on my cooking skills. or lack thereof."

“i'll  definitely  reach  out  to  you.”  when  she  needed  help  on  a  hunt?  sure.  when  in  emotional  distress?  unlikely.  sonny  didn't  want  to  burden  anyone.  not  when  she  has  a  house  filled  with  hunters  dealing  with  injuries  and  inner  demons  and  the  takes  away  from  them  so  they  could  all  walk  out  with  a  brand  new  hope.  a  brand  new  motivation.  though  she  was  pulled  from  her  thoughts  when  liv  spoke  of  helping  out  around  the  safehouse.  “i  appreciate  the  offer,  but  you  don't  have  to  do  that!  i  wouldn't  make  you.  and  if  anyone  even  dares  tries  to  treat  you  like  a  threat  here?  i'd  happily  step  on  a  few  toes.”

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Something's spooky in the air... it must be Sonny With a Chance! Stay tuned for part 2 tomorrow!

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Lauren Jauregui On Dinah Shore Weekend, Self-Love, & What’s Upcoming

The Club Skirts Dinah Shore Weekend, the world’s largest event and music festival for queer women, will return September 25-29 at the Margaritaville Resort in Palm Springs, which was famous in the 1960s for its role as celebrity central, drawing the likes of Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Marilyn Monroe, Sonny and Cher, and more.

Also simply known as The Dinah, this year will mark the annual extravaganza’s 33rd anniversary, and over 15,000 people are expected to attend throughout the weekend. Since its founding in 1991 by Mariah Hanson, The Dinah has made a lasting impact not only on the LGBTQ+ community, but the entertainment industry as well. Keeping her eye on the music scene, Hanson continues to secure a stunning line-up of high-profile headlining acts and up-and-coming talent.

Celebrating the power of queer expression, this year’s roster will include Iniko, Lauren Sanderson, King Mala, Whitney Peyton, Sherrelle Holmes, Lucy & La Mer, and Lauren Jauregui, whom Instinct recently had the opportunity to connect with. Rising to prominence as a member of Fifth Harmony, one of the best-selling girl groups of all time, Jauregui will kick off The Dinah’s Black and White Ball.

The multi-platinum artist took some time to share her excitement about performing at The Dinah, as well as her passion for queer activism, embracing self-love, and upcoming projects. 

Check out the full interview below.

Hi, Lauren! Thank you for taking some time to chat with me. How excited are you to perform at this year’s Dinah Shore Weekend?

I am so excited! I’ve heard so many great things about The Dinah, and I’ve never personally been yet. Not only do I get to attend the event, but perform as well, I am over the freaking moon!

Would you say this has kind of been a goal of yours?

You know, I hadn’t really thought about it as a goal. It’s just such a vital an amazing event for queer culture.

You are helping to kick off the festival by playing at one of its main events, the Black and White Ball. Can you give us a hint as to what attendees can expect from your set?

I don’t want to ruin the surprise, but you can definitely expect dancing and live vocals, baby!

Besides performing, what else are you looking forward to the most about this event?

Just being in the space and being in the atmosphere that The Dinah creates. I’m going to be around a bunch of beautiful women, and I mean, what more could I ask for? (Laughs). 

Would you say festivals like The Dinah are still very much necessary today?

Absolutely. I think that queer spaces in all formats are vital for our community, especially with all the crazy political things going on right now. We as a community have been kind of devalued for so long, so I think when we come together to create our own spaces that shines a light onto our value, spaces that are for us and by us, I think they’re so special. They definitely need to be preserved. 

Have you always had a passion for LGBTQ+ activism and being outspoken for queer issues?

Honestly, I think it kind of came when I accepted myself. I think when you embody who you are, you automatically become an advocate for things. For me, it’s very much about the realities that face our community and being a part of it. I feel like it’s deeply about shining a light on that, being in camaraderie with one another, and strengthening the movement for all my rights in that sense.

What do you always hope audiences take away from your music?

I love when someone listens to my music and they can resonate with what I’m talking about, for their own reasons. If my music played a role in helping them feel a little less alone in this world, that means the world to me.

As we all know, you rose to prominence as a member of Fifth Harmony, one of the best-selling girl groups of all time. Did you ever imagine that would lead you to where you are today?

Of course not! I was 16 at the time when all that happened to me, so I couldn’t possibly imagine the whirlwind it would take on me, but I’m very grateful for it. I’ve connected with so many people across the world, and it opened doors for me to be able to create my own music. 

What would you say was one of your absolute favorite Fifth Harmony moments?

Oh, man. There were a lot. We had so many incredible moments, but probably when we won our VMA. That was so crazy. Being up on that stage, I just kept thinking, what the heck is my life?

When you decided to move forward with a solo career, was that challenging?

No, I believe I was ready for it at the time. I’ve been very passionate about music and writing my whole life, so getting to actualize my own creative vision, I was incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to start doing that. 

You released your first solo EP, Prelude, in 2021, and your second, In Between, in 2023. Any word on an official debut album or tour?

Lauren Jauregui: Yes! I’m currently working on my debut album, but I have no idea when it will be released. It does have soul, so it’s definitely a reality (laughs). 

You’ve dabbled in everything from pop and R&B to reggaeton and alternative. What sounds can we expect to hear from you next?

I think this debut album is going to be a combination of all of the above. I like learning to draw different elements in and create a cohesive piece. I believe that is where I’m at right now.

I am very much in love with your single “Burning,” which you described as ‘an ode to my queerness and the unapologetic nature with which I embrace it regardless of my Catholic upbringing.’ There are millions of people out there who have struggled with their faith and accepting their true, authentic selves. Do you mind talking about your journey with this?

I grew up Catholic, so there was a very profound implication that queerness was evil and of Satan, So, I think for a long time, that hindered my ability to recognize it within myself. When I was younger, I didn’t even think about liking women. I always thought women were beautiful, and I’d think, wow, she’s gorgeous or I’m so inspired by her, but I never really thought of it more than that until, ironically, I attended a Catholic high school. It was an all-girls school, so I kind of fell in love with my best friend. I was like, oh, I guess I do have feelings for women. That was surely an experience for me, but I would say I never really took religion super seriously. I’ve always been very intellectually driven, and I’m very spiritual as well, so I am very connected with a God essence, angels, and my ancestors. I’m very much connected to that, but I’m not very connected to the idea of institutionalized religion. I feel like it’s been used by men for centuries to subject queer people, women, and basically anyone who’s not them into submission. I don’t believe in that. I’m more free with with my concept of God, and I’m grateful for that.

How do you plan to continue staying true and authentic through your craft?

I’m just going to continue following my insights on who I am as a person and what I love. I’m very committed to my values and making art. First and foremost, it’s how I process life, and it’s how I’m able to make sense of my inner world. Second, to share that with people so they can see themselves within it or help them understand their own lives better, that’s the reward of it all. So, I’m going to stick to that formula and it will lead me where I’m destined. 

What does the rest of 2024 look like for you?

It is very much about locking in people around me who are going to help me amplify this dream, and very much about dedicating myself to my mind, body, and spirit. I’ve spent a lot of time in this life in my head and away from feeling embodied in this body, but I’ve healed a lot of the traumas that led to that. Now, I’m falling in love with myself in a new and more authentic way.

What are some other future goals you hope to accomplish with your career and platform?

I want to do it all, baby! I want to be in arenas, award shows – all the things people love to do. 

Before we wrap up, are there any other upcoming projects or anything else you’d like to mention or plug?

Not in particular. I’m very focused right now on getting this album done, and as soon as it’s ready and packaged, it will be yours!

Connect with Jauregui: Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Website

Click HERE for more information about The Dinah.

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My Top 10 College Coaches (2023-2024)

With the 2023-2024 NCAA college football season about to start, here are top 10 teams/coaches I'll be watching.

10. Dabo Swinney at Clemson University

9. Brian Kelly at Louisiana State University (LSU)

8. Mark Stoops at the University of Kentucky

7. Kevin Wilson at the University of Tulsa

6. Sam Pittman at the University of Arkansas

5. Mack Brown at the University of North Carolina

4. Kirby Smart at the University of Georgia

3. Chip Kelly at UCLA

2. Terry Bowden at the University of Louisiana at Monroe

1. Sonny Dykes at Texas Christian University (TCU)

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Gary Patterson Nick Saban at the University of Alabama Bret Bielema at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Jimbo Fisher at Texas A&M

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@snnynatural

Dean had just finished a witch hunt and thought to stop at his friend's roadhouse, Monroe Safehouse, for a little bit. He and Sonny had always been close and he always liked how the drinks were made there. Better than any other bar he's been to, honestly. Walking into the roadhouse, the familiar atmosphere relaxed his tense muscles and the man flashed a smile at Sonny when he saw her by the bar, which made his legs carry him over to her.

"Hey, Sonny," he hummed, leaning against the bar countertop, his voice as gruff as always. "Been a while since I've stopped in. How've ya been?" Dean noticed that there were some hunters doing some terrible karaoke and he would be damned if he was caught up there. Dean wasn't a karaoke type of guy.