#That Actor - Influential

[davidtennantgenderenvy]

truly we are in the midst of a Tennaisance

[thebroccolination]

SOTUS WAS FORBIDDEN FROM AIRING FOR FORTY-TWO DAYS IN THE MIDDLE OF ITS BROADCAST

"Really???"

YUP.

In 2016, many TV programs in Thailand were suspended to honor a national mourning period for the late king, so that meant viewers were left on a cliffhanger from episode 8 for FORTY-TWO DAYS.

"The first eight episodes aired between 20 August 2016 and 8 October 2016. After the passing of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the series was ordered to stop airing during the 30-day official mourning period." - SOTUS Wiki

Seriously, watch how this episode ends and think: they didn't get another episode for FORTY! TWO! DAYS!

Holy shit, right? And like, not only did SOTUS keep its audience captivated enough to keep watching, not only was it a success, it revolutionized the entire BL industry and kickstarted the current behemoth it's become.

All hail the simp and his shouty senpai. <3

[petr1kov]

i've said this before but truly the number 1 reason why i couldn't love silent hill 2 remake despite thinking it is an otherwise fine game is the fact that it does not feel lynchian at all to me. like the most unsettling thing about this horror game to me was seeing how it was very often an almost 1:1 recreation of the scenes from the original in terms of script but executed very differently in tone. and because i almost never see other people talking about this it makes me feel like i'm going crazy lol

[treestomeetyou]

i hate the “oh they couldn’t cast a blind actress to play toph because it would be too difficult to accommodate them to film”

like yeah imagine a story about a young disabled person who overcomes challenges associated with their disability in order to become successful despite how people might underestimate them or assume them to be helpless. that has no place in avatar the last airbender.

[p-h03n1-x]

Xiao Zhan Studio Weibo update 1.12.2025 congratulating Xiao Zhan for winning Weibo's Most Influential Actor of the Year

[strrkie]

school au 🦝

[sound of the door opening]

Oh, hi bitches! I'm still alive~

[curatethewav]

Happy 51st to the insanely talented Seth Green. Creator of Robot Chicken, voice of Chris Griffin, and holder of a key the New Orleans since 17

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[sinnamonscouture]

Michael B. Jordan and Jennifer Coolidge for TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People Issue

[devoted-to-colin-farrell]

Colin Farrell is on Time magazine’s most influential people of 2023 list. His co-star in The Killing of a Sacred Deer and The Beguiled, Nicole Kidman describes Colin as an actor’s actor.

[confusedgayscreeching]

Danny DeVito appreciation post

[lotuskks]

Famous vs Infamous: What Meeting Means

Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? The narrative explores the nature of fame and influence through the story of an encountered actor and an industrialist during a flight. It emphasizes humility and genuine actions over status, highlighting how true respect is earned through significant contributions to society. Famous individuals like Narendra Modi and Ratan Tata are…

[youraveragecatastrophe]

JAMES DEAN DIED AT 24???

[djfrancuz]

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[kevaclinics]

Unveiling Kavitha Ramesh: A Luminary in Entertainment and Local Talent Advancement

In the dynamic realm of entertainment, Kavitha Ramesh emerges as a luminary, not merely for her captivating on-screen performances but also for her resolute commitment to fostering local talent in Coimbatore. Let’s explore the captivating world of Kavitha Ramesh, delving into her support for emerging directors and her influential role as the Charter President of the Inner Wheel Club of Coimbatore Centenary.

The Journey of Kavitha Ramesh

Acting Brilliance: Embarking on her journey in the entertainment industry, Kavitha Ramesh has captivated audiences with her acting prowess. Beyond the glitz, she actively champions local talent, particularly nurturing upcoming directors based in Coimbatore.

Modeling Stature: As a seasoned model, Kavitha not only graces runways and fashion campaigns but also utilizes her platform to spotlight emerging designers and local fashion talent. Her collaborations transcend conventional boundaries, establishing her as a fervent advocate for creative minds in her community.

Style Maven: On her Instagram (@kavitha50), Kavitha not only showcases impeccable style but also serves as a canvas for local designers. By featuring their creations, she not only sets fashion trends but also provides a broader stage for Coimbatore-based designers to gain recognition.

Short Stories of Empowering Local Talent:

Nurturing Emerging Directors: Kavitha Ramesh’s commitment to uplifting local talent is evident in her support for emerging directors. Through mentorship programs and collaborations, she actively participates in nurturing fresh voices in the film industry, particularly those from Coimbatore.

The Inner Wheel Club of Coimbatore Centenary: As the Charter President, Kavitha Ramesh extends her influence beyond entertainment. Her role in the Inner Wheel Club of Coimbatore Centenary underscores her dedication to community service and philanthropy.

Connecting with Kavitha Ramesh:

Instagram Insights: For an exclusive glimpse into Kavitha’s multifaceted life and her endeavors to support local talent, follow her on Instagram (@kavitha50). Explore the stories of emerging directors, local designers, and the impactful work of the Inner Wheel Club of Coimbatore Centenary.

Conclusion: Kavitha Ramesh, a luminary in the entertainment industry, transcends the screen to uplift and empower the local talent of Coimbatore. Through her support for emerging directors, collaborations with local designers, and her role as the Charter President of the Inner Wheel Club of Coimbatore Centenary, Kavitha stands as a true inspiration, harmonizing glamour with grassroots impact. Follow her on Instagram (@kavitha50) to be part of this journey, where local communities thrive under her influential guidance.

[mollyjames]

The point shouldn't be to identify for sure 100% what is ai art and what isn't. I keep seeing posts advising one to look out for wonky perspective (as if perspective doesn't routinely trip up even the most experienced artists) or to pay attention to fudged detailing (as if impressionism wasn't one of the most influential artistic movements in history), and I think that's coming from a good place but frankly it's a losing battle. Remember when everyone was on about counting the fingers or counting the teeth, and a week later they had that shit ironed out completely? All you're really doing is giving these people more data points to work with to refine their algorithm. It's just going to be constantly shifting goalposts, and at a certain point real artists are going to get exhausted trying to make their art look as not algorithmically generated as possible. It'll be impossible to keep up.

So what should we do? Honestly, I think old practices are still best practices. Find real artists and follow them. Don't repost art, and dont spread reposted art. If something doesn't have a source, skip it. Support artists you like, either by sharing their work directly or donating. And if someone's work looks suspicious? Maybe give them a second look. See some of their other art before jumping to conclusions.

And yes, that means sometimes, you're gonna be tricked. Some people are going to fly under the radar and pass off ai art as their own. And that sucks, and they're liars, but you can't let the obsession with bad actors police real artists out of their communities, or discourage new artists from entering the scene.

[timefadesaway]

genie: as thanks for freeing me i will grant you three wishes

me: awesome. firstly i wish that paul newman and robert redford had been in a hundred movies together throughout their careers beyond butch and sundance and the sting of varying plots, qualities and dynamics. secondly i wish that paul newman had been in some sort of horror b movie that’s sort of a halloween cult classic and was critically panned at the time but is now considered pretty good and influential for the time and recently got a criterion remaster and release, often chosen by actors in the criterion closet as one of their favourite movies. thirdly i wish paul newman had made that gay movie he wanted to make where he starred as a track coach who fell in love with the athlete he was training or whatever it was that got killed by the studio.

genie: you know you can wish for things not pertaining to paul newman. have another wish to try it out

me: i wish doc hudson from cars was real