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lustafters-a · 5 years ago

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a very, very extensive list of ships i’d love to write with the faceclaims i happen to have. bold means i can play said faceclaim ! lots of them are ,,, pretty wild, truthfully . i just got way too into this .

taron egerton x colin firth

taron egerton x jamie bell

taron egerton x richard madden

joseph morgan x leah pipes

joseph morgan x candice king

joseph morgan x phoebe tonkin

nico mirallegro x sharon rooney

nico mirallegro x jodie comer

nico mirallegro x russell tovey

nico mirallegro x hayley atwell

daniel gilles x phoebe tonkin

finn cole x molly gordon

finn cole x asa butterfield

finn cole x margot robbie

tom hardy x cillian murphy

tom hardy x michelle williams

tom hardy x charlotte riley

tom hardy x annabelle wallis

tom hardy x jack lowden

tom hardy x chris pine

katherine langford x ross butler

katherine langford x alisha boe

katherine langford x dylan minnette

katherine langford x alexandra shipp

cobie smulders x jake johnson

cobie smulders x chris evans

henry golding x emilia clarke

henry golding x constance wu

ross butler x zendaya

ross butler x noah centineo

rami malek x ben hardy

rami malek x joseph mazzello

rami malek x gwilym lee

joe alwyn x emma stone

joe alwyn x margot robbie

paul bettany x jennifer connnelly

keanu reeves x winona ryder

gwilym lee x joseph mazzello

gwilym lee x ben hardy

alvaro rico x ester exposito

alvaro rico x aron piper

alvaro rico x miguel bernardeau

aaron taylor-johnson x elizabeth olsen

aaron taylor-johnson x karen gillan

aaron taylor-johnson x thomas brodie sangster

colin firth x hugh grant

colin firth x emma thompson

sam claflin x lily collins

sam claflin x emilia clarke

sam claflin x tom glynn carney

sam claflin x max irons

sam claflin x douglas booth

sam claflin x natalie dormer

josh dylan x jeremy irvine

josh dylan x lily james

michael b jordan x tessa thompson

michael b jordan x zendaya

khylin rhambo x dylan sprayberry

khylin rhambo x michael johnston

trevante rhodes x andre holland

henry cavill x armie hammer

henry cavill x jason momoa

henry cavill x amy adams��

henry cavill x gal gadot

henry cavill x elizabeth debicki

brett dier x haley lu richardson

brett dier x gina rodriguez

james norton x imogen poots

james norton x jessie buckley

james norton x lily james

james norton x eleanor tomlinson

joe keery x charlie heaton

joe keery x natalia dyer

joe keery x dacre montgomery

jason sudeikis x olivia wilde

jason sudeikis x charlie day

aubrey joseph x olivia holt

chadwick boseman x danai gurira

chadwick boseman x lupita nyong'o

ella purnell x asa butterfield

ella purnell x fionn whitehead

ella purnell x tom holland

ella purnell x tom sturridge

armie hammer x timothee chalamet

armie hammer x alicia vikander

armie hammer x lily collins

armie hammer x felicity jones

alex hogh andersen x katheryn winnick

alex hogh andersen x georgia hirst

alex hogh andersen x alicia agneson

luke benward x olivia holt

luke benward x danielle macdonald

luke benward x dove cameron

tom hiddleston x brie larson

tom hiddleston x jessica chastain

david harbour x winona ryder

ansel elgort x aneurin barnard

ansel elgort x lily james

tom holland x jake gyllenhaal

tom holland x letitia wright

tom holland x laura harrier

tom holland x daisy ridley

paul rudd x jennifer aniston

paul rudd x evangeline lilly

paul rudd x sebastian stan

matthew daddario x harry shum jr

matthew daddario x kat mcnamara

david tennant x billie piper

david tennant x karen gillan

jack lowden x saoirse ronan

jack lowden x aneurin barrnard

jack lowden x margot robbie

allen leech x tuppence middleton

allen leech x jessica brown-findlay

allen leech x matthew goode

elizabeth olsen x chris evans

elizabeth olsen x sebastian stan

sydney sweeney x jacob eldori

sydney sweeney x alexa demie

kathryn newton x kristine froseth

kathryn newton x olivia dejonge

kathryn newton x natasha liu bordizzo

brie larson x gemma chan

brie larson x lashana lynch

brie larson x zachary levi

brie larson x alicia vikander

tuppence middleton x callum turner

tuppence middleton x brian j smith

rachel keller x dan stevens

billie piper x gemma chan

marilyn lima x michel biel

emilia clarke x kit harington

jamie dornan x cillian murphy

hugh jackman x michelle williams

hugh jackman x jake gyllenhaal

hugh jackman x james mcavoy

hugh jackman x ryan reynolds

logan lerman x alexandra daddario

logan lerman x lily collins

logan lerman x selena gomez

logan lerman x emma watson

jake gyllenhaal x tom sturridge

jake gyllenhaal x sebastian stan

chris pine x gal gadot

chris pine x reese witherspoon

chris pine x emily blunt

chris pine x anne hathaway

chris pine x gugu mbatha raw

lily james x matt smith

lily james x jeremy irvine

rachel mcadams x matthew goode

rachel mcadams x ryan gosling

rachel mcadams x domhnall gleeson

rachel mcadams x cillian murphy

chris evans x sebastian stan

chris evans x robert downey jr

jacob eldori x alexa demie

max irons x douglas booth

max irons x emily browning

max irons x holliday grainger

max irons x samantha barks

noah centineo x kristine froseth

noah centineo x ariana grande

noah centineo x alexis ren

noah centineo x lily collins

mark ruffalo x reese witherspoon

mark ruffalo x robert downey jr

bradley simpson x shawn mendes

bradley simpson x sabrina carpenter

aidan turner x eleanor tomlinson

aidan turner x russel tovey

aidan turner x lenora crichlow

alex fitzalan x kristine froseth

alex fitzalan x toby wallace

alex fitazalan x natasha liu bordizzo

damien molony x johnathan bailey

damien molony x michael socha

damien molony x michelle keegan

chance perdomo x tati gabrielle

chance perdomo x gavin leatherwood

joseph mazzello x sebastian stan

joseph mazzello x lucy boynton

adele exarchopoulos x lea seydoux

charlize theron x emily blunt

charlize theron x jessica chastain

margot robbie x saoirse ronan

margot robbie x cara delevingne

margot robbie x alexander skarsgard

naomi scott x dacre montgomery

naomi scott x mena massoud

ashley benson x tyler blackburn

ashley benson x cara delevingne

jennifer morrison x lana parrilla

jennifer morison x colin o’donoghue

dan stevens x michelle dockery

dan stevens x emma watson

timothy olyphant x drew barrymore

max riemelt x tina desai

max riemelt x brian j smith

max riemelt x miguel angel silvestre

tom glynn carney x nicholas hoult

tom glynn carney x harry styles

tom glynn carney x fionn whitehead

tom glynn carney x anthony boyle

chace crawford x blake lively

zac efron x zendaya

zac efron x lily collins

robert pattinson x suki waterhouse

tyler young x james paxton

bill skarsgard x landon liboiron

asa butterfield x maisie williams

asa butterfield x britt robertson

asa butterfield x emma mackey

james d’arcy x hayley atwell

james d’arcy x ben whishaw

herman tommeraas x lisa teige

herman tommeraas x thomas hayes

kj apa x madelaine petsch

kj apa x britt robertson

kj apa x casey scott

fionn whitehead x aneurin barnard

jessica chastain x emily blunt

jessica chastain x anne hathaway

zachary levi x yvonne strahovski

zachary levi x mandy moore

zachary levi x benton thwaites

devon bostick x lily collins

dvon bostick x peyton list

john krasinski x jenna fischer

jamie bell x kate mara

tom ellis x james mcavoy

tom ellis x lesley ann brandt

tom ellis x aimee garcia

tom ellis x jensen ackles

tom ellis x kevin alejandro

douglas booth x bel powley

douglas booth x gemma chan

douglas booth x ellie bamber

douglas booth x iwan rheon

matthew goode x jamie dornan

matthew goode x teresa palmer

anthony boyle x sam clemmett

sebastian stan x anthony mackie

sebastian stan x jessica chastain

sebastian stan x tom hiddleston

sebastian stan x dianna agron

sebastian stan x chris hemsworth

robert downey jr x jude law

robert sheehan x antonia thomas

robert sheehan x david castaneda

robert sheehan x jamie campbell bower

robert sheehan x iwan rheon

robert sheehan x sofia boutella

robert sheehan x david tennant

tom hughes x sophie cookson

michiel huisman x blake lively

michiel huisman x gugu mbatha raw

michiel huisman x teresa palmer

michiel huisman x tatiana maslany

aneurin barnard x iwan rheon

aneurin barnard x karen gillan

aneurin barnard x natalie dormer

aneurin barnard x jodie comer

aneurin barnard x sophie cookson

aneurin barnard x freya mavor

jon hamm x january jones

jon hamm x michael sheen

jon hamm x dakota johnson

jon hamm x eiza gonzalez

chris hemsworth x tessa thompson

dacre montgomery x courtney eaton

callum turner x vanessa kirby

thomas hayes x josefine pettersen

gavin leatherwood x abigail cowen

gavin leatherwood x ross lynch

gavin leatherwood x kiernan shipka

gavin leatherood x jaz sinclair

donald glover x rihanna

donald glover x alison brie

ryan reynolds x andrew garfield

ryan reynolds x blake lively

winston duke x lupita nyong'o

anthony mackie x frank grillo

ben barnes x andrew garfield

ben barnes x emma watson

sophie turner x asa butterfield

ewan mcgregor x jude law

ewan mcgregor x gugu mbatha raw

boyd holbrook x pedro pascal

ross lynch x jaz sinclair

ross lynch x courtney eaton

ross lynch x abigail cowen

lyndsy fonseca x hayley atwell

alycia debnam-carey x eliza taylor

alycia debnam-carey x maia mitchell

alycia debnam-carey x daniel sharman

leighton meester x adam brody

leighton meester x blake lively

leighton meester x penn badgley

lauren german x lesley ann brandt

lauren german x aimee garcia

kristine froseth x olivia dejonge

joe gilgun x michelle keegan

joe gilgun x ruth negga

joe gilgun x dominic cooper

joe gilgun x karla crome

blake lively x penn badgley

blake lively x gigi hadid

daniel sharman x frank dillane

daniel sharman x bradley james

daniel sharman x gregg sulkin

jensen ackles x sophia bush

jensen ackles x misha collins

oliver jackson-cohen x jessica de gouw

jeffrey dean morgan x hilarie burton

vanessa morgan x madelaine petsch

brandon flynn x miles heizer

brandon flynn x richard madden

odeya rush x timothee chalamet

lily collins x nicholas hoult

rachel weisz x rachel mcadams

rachel weisz x emma stone

sean berdy x jack mulhern

sean berdy x gideon adlon

tom austen x alexandra park

miles heizer x nick robinson

toby wallace x olivia de jonge (but cute)

joel kinnaman x olivia munn

luke hemmings x ashton irwin

luke hemmings x callum hood

luke hemmings x michael clifford

dominic cooper x gemma chan

gregg sulkin and sophie turner

gregg sulkin x katie stevens

gregg sulkin x danielle campbell

richard madden x gemma chan

zendaya x trevor jackson

alicia vikander x bill skarsgard

alicia vikander x eddie redmayne

alicia vikander x kit harington

#* ooc | references.#i tried not to add the ships i already have

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tabloidtoc · 5 years ago

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OK, April 27

Cover: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell finally a wedding

Page 1: Big Pic -- Jessica Simpson in comfy matching sweats and makeup-free and ready to clean

Page 2: Contents

Page 3: Contents

Page 4: How Tampa Bay Buccaneer Tom Brady and his wife Gisele Bundchen saved their marriage

Page 6: Sarah Hyland reflects on Modern Family

Page 7: Quentin Tarantino is known for being a zany workaholic but now he’s focused on his son Leo with wife Daniella Pick, now that Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas have proved their romance is the real deal Ben’s ex-wife Jennifer Garner wants to meet Ana before she’s introduced to her and Ben’s three kids, it’s been more than two years since Fergie and Josh Duhamel split but Fergie is still feeling down as Josh struts around with former Miss World Audra Mari who is 20 years his junior and Fergie has no desire to date right now and she’s putting her full effort into being the best mom she can be but that doesn’t help her feel any better when she sees what Josh is up to

Page 8: After a few busy years Keanu Reeves is planning to take some time off to travel the world, Kim Kardashian may have everything she needs at her fingertips but the mom of four is still struggling with being cooped up at home with her family

Page 10: Red Hot on the Red Carpet -- white gowns -- Reese Witherspoon, Gabrielle Union, Lais Ribeiro

Page 11: Keira Knightley, Cindy Bruna

Page 12: Who Wore It Better? Nicky Hilton Rothschild ✅ vs. Rachel Brosnahan, Zoe Bleu Sidel vs. Lucy Boynton ✅

Page 13: Emily Osment vs. Tanya Rad ✅

Page 14: News in Photos -- Jay Cutler and wife Kristin Cavallari with hairstylist Justin Anderson and fiance Austin Rhodes stuck in the Bahamas

Page 16: Norman Reedus and his daughter as he grabbed the mail, Anna Kournikova and daughter Mary

Page 17: Bruce Willis and ex-wife Demi Moore and daughters and their boyfriends and dogs in matching pajamas, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, January Jones

Page 18: Dwayne Johnson and daughter Tiana, Justin Bieber and wife Hailey Bieber after she urged him to shave his mustache, Cara Santana marked 16 years of sobriety

Page 20: John Cena and Bray Wyatt at Wrestlemania 36, Jeannie Mai caught up on her reading, Gina Rodriguez and husband Joe LoCicero walk their dogs Casper and Marty

Page 21: Hannah Ann Sluss walks her dog, Brody Jenner stocks up on groceries

Page 22: Stars Are Getting Creative To Cure Their Boredom -- Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban during his home studio gig, Drew Barrymore tried Stella McCartney’s suggestion to slide down the staircase, Jake Gyllenhaal successfully completed Tom Holland’s challenge to put on a shirt while doing a handstand

Page 23: Sofia Richie using her newfound free time to be still and reflect, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood gave a livestream concert, Jenna Dewan and newborn son Callum

Page 24: Inside My Home -- Norman Reedus and Diane Kruger’s new Hollywood Hills home

Page 26: Drew Barrymore recently reconnected with her ex Justin Long and they’ve decided to give things another shot

Page 27: Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have endured more than a few bumps in the road when it comes to their 16-year-old on-off romance but they have no regrets, now that Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook are finally moving into their custom-built house they’re ready to tackle the next item on their agenda -- starting a family, Channing Tatum and Jessie J split again

Page 28: Art dealer Vito Schnabel is helping Irina Shayk move on from ex Bradley Cooper, Meg Ryan has been knocked sideways after learning ex-fiance John Mellencamp is now seeing celeb aesthetician Jamie Sherrill, Love Bites -- Colbie Caillat and Justin Young split, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are expecting a girl, Rachel Bloom and husband Dan Gregor welcomed a daughter

Page 29: The Bachelor Peter Weber and contestant Kelley Flanagan sparked rumors of a reconciliation when they revealed via social media that they’re quarantining together but Peter set the record straight when he said they’re not dating

Page 30: Cover Story -- Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell’s amazing love story -- 54 years after starring in their first film together Goldie and Kurt are getting ready to tie the knot

Page 34: Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton -- how they do it all -- how they juggle their royal duties with ease while chasing after their three little ones

Page 38: The Office -- secrets from the set

Page 40: Zendaya on her hit show Euphoria and why it was just the project she was looking for

Page 42: How Hailey Bieber maintains her flawless figure

Page 46: Style Week -- Winnie Harlow on her final collaboration with Steve Madden

Page 48: Draper James X Land’s End -- Reese Witherspoon

Page 49: Alicia Keys’ skincare obsession

Page 50: Consciously Crafted Brands -- Lea Michele

Page 54: Entertainment

Page 60: Hollywood Heat Meter -- Jake Gyllenhaal revealed Heath Ledger refused to present at the 2006 Oscars because he didn’t want to make any jokes about the film, Matthew McConaughey called bingo numbers for a senior center in Texas via Zoom, Jennifer Aniston was caught watching ex John Mayer’s Instagram Live story, Joy Behar won’t stay on The View past her contract end in 2022, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin are expecting their fifth child together, Paws for a Cause -- celebs are fostering dogs during quarantine -- Kaia Gerber, Henry Golding, Camila Morrone, Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson, Antoni Porowski

Page 61: Sound Bites -- Amy Poehler on watching Parks and Recreation with her sons, Sarah Hyland on meeting fiance Wells Adams through social media, Zac Efron on his Baywatch body

Page 62: Horoscope -- Taurus James McAvoy

Page 64: By the Numbers -- Mariska Hargitay

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bbclesmis · 6 years ago

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Ellie Bamber wants to be 'moved' by the roles she takes on

Ellie Bamber just wants to be "moved" by her characters.

The 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' actress has enjoyed a diverse career to date - since the festive Disney blockbuster came out she has starred in BBC's dramatic adaptation of 'Les Miserables' - and she admitted she has a very simple criteria when it comes to choosing her projects.

Speaking to Stylist magazine, she said: "I'm taken by a story and a character. I'll read a script and if it touches me and moves me and makes waves, that's why I'll choose it.

"Like with Mandy [in upcoming drama 'The Trial of Christine Keeler'], I thought she was just incredible. That's my defence for any of the characters I play."

Bamber, 21, has already taken on a number of varied roles, including India Hastings in dark 2016 thriller 'Nocturnal Animals' alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams.

Reflecting on the movie, she admitted: "I feel very lucky to have had that experience and to have worked with Jake. I mean come on - I was like, 'F**k yeah!' I respected him, Amy and [Isla Fisher] enormously. Isla was super cool.

"At the time of the film's release, I saw a poster of 'Nocturnal Animals' in the Curzon cinema beside where I live and I was like, 'Oh my god'. I felt really lucky to be part of it, so seeing it I thought, 'Oh s**t!' "

For 'Les Mis', Bamber is joined by another talented cast featuring the likes of Josh O'Connor, Dominic West and 'The Crown' star Olivia Colman.

She added: "There is a moment [with us on screen together], yeah. A brief moment.

"I took the train back to London with Olivia and it was the most fun I've ever had on a Eurostar... with the Queen! We had a conversation about microwaving eggs. It was very silly."

(x)

#les mis bbc #bbc les mis #ellie bamber #Interviews #articles

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hollywoodfamerp · 7 years ago

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Under the cut, you will find your groups for the karaoke event! Due to the number of members in the roleplay, each group will have 8 members in total instead of 6 - equaling out to 24 groups total. Please note, group members will change based on activity checks, unfollows and follows that will happen before the event occurs. We’ll be tagging the team leaders to make sure they keep up with it as well. Those who are on a hiatus/semi-hiatus have not been placed in an active group.

Please, if you do not see your FC’s name on the list, message us so we can fix it ASAP <3 Team leaders were also generated at random. If you see that you are a team leader for two or more groups, please message us so we can assign someone else the team leader role!

Please like this notice so you know what team you’re on for the event :)

Group 1

Carrie Underwood (team leader @famecarrieunderwood )

Joe Keery

Seán McLoughlin

Zoe Sugg

Daniel Sharman

Dwayne Johnson

Anton Zaslavski (Zedd)

Delta Goodrem

Group 2

Zendaya Coleman

Jake Gyllenhaal

Chloe Bennet

Josephine Skriver

Jensen Ackles (team leader @ackles-x )

Lights Poxleitner

Scarlett Johansson

Taylor Momsen

Group 3

Nick Jonas

Tom Holland

Anne Vyalitsyna

Brittany Snow

Colin O'Donoghue

Rami Malek (team leader @rami-pastrami )

Elizabeth Olsen

Michael Trewartha

Group 4

Danneel Harris (team leader @dhxrris )

Megan Fox

Lily Collins

Lili Reinhart

Adam Levine

Troye Sivan

Arthur Darvill

OPEN SLOT

Group 5

Ben Barnes (team leader @ben-t-barnes )

Jes Macallan

Colby Lopez

Leonardo DiCaprio

Camila Mendes

Sharna Burgess

Amy Pemberton

OPEN SLOT

Group 6

Katherine Langford (team leader @kctlcngford )

Nikki Reed

Tom Hiddleston

Tom Hardy

Zoe Saldana

Evan Rachel Wood

Travis Kelce

OPEN SLOT

Group 7

Aubrey Plaza (team leader @aubreycplaza )

Felicity Jones

Meghan Markle

John Boyega

Alan Bersten

Nathalie Emmanuel

Jennifer Lopez

Elizabeth Olsen

Group 8

Emily Bett Rickards (team leader @bettsonem )

Brendon Urie

Bob Morley

Sarah Drew

James McAvoy

Henry Cavill

Emma Stone

KJ Apa

Group 9

Dave Franco (team leader @davefrnc )

Shailene Woodley

Lea Michele

Sam Claflin

Amber Heard

Chris Evans

Christina Aguilera

Gal Gadot

Group 10

Jack Lowden (team leader @famelowden )

Dove Cameron

Chris Pine

Leighton Meester

Margot Robbie

Timothee Chalamet

Sebastian Stan

Prince Harry

Group 11

Kate Middleton (team leader @hf-missmiddleton )

Behati Prinsloo

Adelaide Kane

Saoirse Ronan

Jamie Dornan

Daniel Radcliffe

Dan Stevens

Group 12

Jake Johnson (team leader @shutupjakeyj )

Alison Brie

Maks Chmerkovskiy

Beth Behrs

Sophie Turner

Rihanna

Ryan Ross

Perrie Edwards

Group 13

Jared Padalecki (team leader @jarpadking )

Bill Skarsgard

Selena Gomez

Brie Larson

Melissa Fumero

Grant Gustin

Katie Cassidy

Alanna Masterson

Group 14

Jenna Johnson (team leader @jennajohnsonxo )

Morena Baccarin

Madelaine Petsch

Dua Lipa

Jennifer Lawrence

Jade Chynoweth

Dylan O'Brien

Bruno Mars

Group 15

Phoebe Tonkin (team leader @phoebetonkinhardy )

Blake Lively

Brandon Flynn

Dianna Agron

Emilia Clarke

Noel Fisher

Thomas Brodie Sangster

OPEN SLOT

Group 16

Calum Hood (team leader @calumthomashoodx )

Stephen Amell

Milo Ventimiglia

Ashton Irwin

Sofia Carson

Oscar Isaac

Iwan Rheon

Nina Dobrev

Group 17

Chadwick Boseman (team leader @king-chadwick )

Scott Eastwood

Bradley Cooper

Matthew Daddario

Alexandra Daddario

Kat Dennings

Max Thieriot

Lindsey Morgan

Group 18

Eliza Taylor (team leader @etaylorxo )

Val Chmerkovskiy

Andy Samberg

Harry Styles

Jason Momoa

Miles Heizer

Zac Efron

OPEN SLOT

Group 19

Ross Butler (team leader @butlerpls )

Jennifer Morrison

Mandy Moore

Armie Hammer

Taylor Swift

Cara Delevingne

Louis Tomlinson

OPEN SLOT

Group 20

Gigi Hadid (team leader @famegigi )

Hilarie Burton

Shelley Hennig

Paul Wesley

Nick Robinson

Chris Hemsworth

Liam Payne

Anna Faris

Group 21

Anna Kendrick (team leader @kcookendrick )

Toby Regbo

Ariana Grande

Chris Pratt

Vanessa Hudgens

Alycia Debnam Carey

Karen Gillan

Cameron Monaghan

Group 22

Peta Murgatroyd (team leader @petajanexo )

Eddie Redmayne

Emma Watson

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Rachel McAdams

Lindsay Arnold

Brittany Robertson

OPEN SLOT

Group 23

Kit Harington (team leader @kit-x-harington )

Bella Hadid

Brandon Routh

Justin Timberlake

Khloe Kardashian

Natalia Dyer

Michael B. Jordan

OPEN SLOT

Group 24

Joe Jonas (team leader @dncejoseph )

Daisy Ridley

Melissa Benoist

Cillian Murphy

Olivia Wilde

Enrique Iglesias

Andrew Garfield

Hiatus Group

Ashley Benson

Jana Kramer

Caity Lotz

Robbie Amell

Zayn Malik

Sophia Bush

#hollywoodfameevent #hollywoodfamenotice

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darktalesclassics-rp · 6 years ago

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Directorio de rostros

❍❍❍ Femeninos

❍❍ A ; B ; C ; D

Amy Adams

Anne Hathaway

Amanda Seyfried

Angelina Jolie

Cher

Candice King

Danielle Campbell

❍❍ E ; F ; G ; H

Eva Green

Elizabeth Olsen

❍❍ I ; J ; K ; L

Kathryn Newton

❍❍ M ; N ; Ñ ; O

Meryl Streep

Madison Davenport

Natalie Dormer

❍❍ P ; Q ; R ; S

Rachel McAdams

Reese Witherspoon

Sasha Pieterse

Sarah Bolger

Sadie Sink

❍❍ T , U ; V ; W

❍❍ X ; Y ; Z

❍❍❍ Masculinos

❍❍ A ; B ; C ; D

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Ben Barnes

❍❍ E ; F ; G ; H

❍❍ I ; J ; K ; L

Jake Gyllenhaal

❍❍ M ; N ; Ñ ; O

Matthew Morrison

Max Riemelt

Max Thierton

Noah Schnapp

❍❍ P ; Q ; R ; S

Paul Wesley

Patrick Dempsey

Ryan Reynols

❍❍ T , U ; V ; W

❍❍ X ; Y ; Z

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ohmyfakeships · 6 years ago

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Pain comes in all forms. The small twinge, a bit of soreness, the random pain. The normal pains we live with everyday. Then there's the kind of pain you can't ignore. A level of pain so great that it blocks out everything else... Makes the rest of your world fade away, until all we can think about is how much we hurt. How we manage our pain is up to us. Pain. We anesthetize , ride it out, embrace it, ignore it, and for some of us the best way to manage pain is to just push through it.

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corie-the-writer · 7 years ago

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Show Me Series

This story is inspired by Carolina Liar’s song, “Show Me What I’m Looking For”

Tag List Open, so let me know if you’d like on it for new chapters.

Summary: Maggie decides to meddle in Jake’s love life when she meets Courtney, an aunt of a kid, Maggie’s youngest daughter goes to school with. Courtney and Jake seem to hit it off right away on their own, but Maggie has to light a fire under Jake, when he doesn’t realize how he feels about Courtney. Jake navigates trying to keep Courtney protected from the media as their friendship grows into something so much more.

Warnings: Angst, fluff, smutt. (not in that order) and foul language at some point.

** I will be doing the first couple chapters in third POV, but may change it to Jake’s POV, and then Courtney’s POV.

Feed back is welcome. That will decipher how many chapters I write.

April 2015

Maggie Gyllenhaal knew that her little brother Jake was always struggling in the love department. With Jake's busy schedule, he never had time to just casually meet someone. Jake never really liked being open about how lonely he was, or how much he wanted to settle down with someone and start a family. But since Maggie and Jake were best friends, she knew how much Jake wanted to find love.

Being the big sister, Maggie tried to not meddle in Jake's love life, but she had always kept the idea in the back of her mind on setting him up. She had not put a lot of thought into the idea, until she had met Courtney, an aunt of one of the kids Maggie's youngest daughter went to school with. Maggie had to admit the young woman was extremely beautiful, naturally.

When Maggie had volunteered to chaperone a trip to a zoo for Gloria's class, she was surprised to see Courtney with her nephew, Evan. Maggie had decided to introduce herself to the dark haired woman, and couldn't believe how nice she was, considering Maggie's roles in movies. Maggie had admitted that most of the parents in the class were stand off-ish because of who she was, so it was nice to know that Courtney didn't care. Maggie had learned that Evan had just moved to New York with his mother and father, and since Courtney owned her own coffee shop and bookstore, she was able to help her sister and brother-in-law out with Evan. The more that Maggie had spoke to Courtney that day at the zoo, she realized that the dark haired woman could potentionally be perfect for her little brother.

Maggie didn't want to bombard Courtney with a thousand questions in one day, to get a feel for her and what she was like under the surface, so she had decided to exchange numbers with her, in hopes of having a play date or two with Gloria and Evan.

That day at the zoo had been nearly six months ago, causing Maggie and Courtney to become good friends. Maggie realized that there were several different layers to Courtney. There was a lot of walls built up, but once they were broke down, she had a soft and gentle side. Courtney was able to be witty and sarcastic at the drop of a dime, while being able to push that to the side in order to show her softer side. Maggie knew that Courtney didn't trust a lot of people, but she knew that Jake would be able to bring out a different side of her, and vise versa. Since Jake had been away filming for various movies, Maggie had planned a birthday party for Gloria, and had made sure that Jake could attend, and Courtney had promised that she would be there with Evan.

"Are you sure this is a good idea?" Peter, Maggie's husband questioned as they finished setting up decorations in the back yard for Gloria's birthday, "I like Courtney a lot, but I think she'll chew Jake up and spit him out." Peter chuckled as he wrapped his arms around Maggie.

"Jake needs someone to keep him on his toes." Maggie insisted, "Once Courtney gets comfortable with someone, she's a sweetheart. Besides, you know Jake tends to come off as an asshole, so it should be a great match."

"Whatever you say baby." Peter kissed Maggie's temple, "If they kill each other, I don't want to hear you mope around about how it didn't work out."

"I know, I know..." Maggie sighed as she watched Peter smile and walk into the house.

Maggie knew that her brother could be a bit intense, and a little more than sarcastic. She wasn't quite sure how he would react about her trying to set him up, so she had decided to keep it a little secret until he opened up to the idea.

"Let's hope this goes well."

[X]

Courtney had picked Evan up from his parents home, thankful that she didn't have to deal with the New York traffic and drove to Maggie and Peters home. Courtney smiled as she listened to Evan talking about all the things he had done the night before with his parents, and couldn't help but to chuckle at how excited he was to spend the night playing games. Courtney loved Evan like he was her own child and was thankful that he had become great friends with Gloria once he started the new school.

"Corie?" Evan questioned from the back seat causing Courtney to glance in the rear view mirror for a brief second before turning onto Maggie's street.

"What's up buddy?"

"Gloria's my girlfriend." Evan spoke matter of factly as Courtney parked the car near Maggie and Peter's home and turned the car off.

"Does she know this?" Courtney teased causing Evan to roll his eyes.

"Yep. We play together on the playground, and she sits next to me when Ms. Amy teaches us!"

Courtney couldn't help the chuckle that escaped her mouth as she got out of the car and adjusting her leather jacket and shoving the car keys into her pocket, before moving to help Evan out of the back and then moving to the passenger seat to grab her large cup of coffee.

"Ya know, back when I was a little, I remember this boy pushed me down on the playground because he wanted me to be his girlfriend." Courtney explained to the little boy who scrunched his face as Courtney moved to the trunk to get the presents for Gloria out, before Courtney could finish Evan spoke up.

"What was his name?" Evan questioned curiously for a six year old.

"His name was Adam." Courtney answered as she tried juggling the coffee in one hand while grabbing the two bags of presents, "Hey, could you hold this for a second?" Courtney asked the six year old standing on the sidewalk.

Just as Evan was about to walk forward, an unfamiliar voice spoke up causing Courtney to jump slightly, spilling some coffee on her hand.

"Shi...shoot." Courtney winced and shook her hand out causing Evan to giggle. Courtney shot Evan a playful glare and then looked behind her to the voice and nearly choked on air looking up to the face of the one and only Jake Gyllenhaal. He was down right gorgeous in person, and when he flashed her an apologetic smile, she swore her knees went weak. Jake gestured to the bags and Courtney gave him a nod and took a step back.

"Oh, er, thank you." Courtney managed to find her voice and stepped aside as Jake grabbed the two bags with ease, allowing her to quickly wipe the coffee on her hand on her black jeans.

"Corie, what did you do when Adam pushed you? Did you beat him up?" Evan spoke up from the sidewalk causing Courtney to focus her attention on the little boy for a moment and then looked back to Jake who was looking at her amused and curious, she then turned to speak to Evan.

"Well, I cried all day because I scraped my knees and hands." Courtney explained, "I didn't beat him up, but I went home and gramps took me for a ride in his squad car and he offered to tie his shoe laces around his desk." Courtney added causing Evan to giggle.

"Do you know where he lives?" Evan questioned causing you to furrow her eyebrows.

"Why?" Courtney questioned with a laugh as she turned to Jake to take the bags out of his hands but he shook his head causing her cheeks to flush.

"Cause I'll beat em' up for pushin ya." Evan announced causing Courtney to chuckle and look back to her nephew.

"I'm with him. Where's he live?" Jake spoke causing you to glance at the man standing beside her as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

"As much I appreciate the offer gentlemen, I don't know where he lives, and you little man need to stop watching so many superhero movies." Courtney teased Evan and ruffled his hair with her hand, and then turned to Jake, "Thank you, but I can take those." Courtney gestured to the bags in his hands.

"What kind of gentleman would I be if I let you carry these? Besides, we're going to the same place." Jake explained, "Maggie sent me out here to help." Jake added.

Courtney reluctantly sighed and gave a nod, "Well, the birthday girl is waiting." Courtney reached for Evan's hand and let him lock his little fingers around her hand and walked him up the sidewalk to Maggie and Peter's home with Jake freaking Gyllenhaal behind them.

[x]

Jake couldn't keep his eyes from glancing towards Courtney through out the party. When he had walked in behind him when they had arrived, Courtney was greeted by his nieces, who nearly tackled her legs, and then Maggie and Peter. Evan was instantly tugged away from Courtney's side by Gloria, causing the two to run through the house and into the back yard.

Now, he had sat on the kitchen chair facing the living room to see Courtney sitting on the couch with a beer in his hand. He took in hear appearence, her long dark hair had been down outside, almost falling to her lower back, but now was up in a messy bun on the top of her head. The black skinny jeans were hugging her legs that were crossed, her faded black hoodie seemed loose under the black leather jacket. Her pale olive skin tone had a hint of make-up, her bright green eyes were bright, but behind her eyes, she looked bored with the conversation she was having with the man to her left.

Jeff Matthews.

Jake could get along with pretty much anyone in the world, but for some reason, he did not like Jeff at all. He had known the man for years, due to Jeff being friends with Peter since high school, so he would be at a lot of parties that Maggie and Peter held. Whenever Jake walked into a room, it was as if Jeff had to one up him in anything that they did. Jake knew that he was an intense guy, but that changed when he saw just how intense Jeff could be during a game night. It was like everything was competition.

As Jake took the beer to his mouth, he noticed Jeff moved closer to Courtney, and she tried to move away from him slightly, not really interested in the conversation Jeff was trying to have with her. Jake finished off his beer before standing up and putting the bottle in recycling. He had decided to move towards the couch and gave Courtney a smile as he sat down on the other side of Courtney, with her in the middle of him and Jeff.

"Boring her with all of your high school football stories Jeff?" Jake questioned jokingly, not missing the way Jeff's eyes narrowed for a moment.

"I was actually just telling Courtney that I had been to her bookstore a few times. It's close to my office." Jeff explained, "I told her that we should get a coffee sometime on my lunch break." Jeff added.

Jake glanced to Courtney and could tell that she was uncomfortable with Jeff's theory on having coffee, so he nudged her arm with his elbow lightly, "You own a bookstore?" Jake questioned and watched as relief flashed through her green emerald eyes.

"Yeah, well it's a coffee shop and bookstore." Courtney explained, "It's sort of small but it gets a lot of regulars."

Jake hummed, "You can never go wrong with books and coffee." Jake smiled, "I'll have to check it out sometime. Can you give me the address before you guys leave?" Jake questioned.

"Yeah, sure." Courtney smiled to Jake, just as she was about to add something, the sound of a little boy's scream rung in her ears, and Courtney instantly froze for a split second and jumped out of her seat as Gloria yelled Evan's name. Courtney bolted through the living room and then kitchen and out the back door to see Peter trying to console Evan as he held his head, Courtney nearly tripped down the stairs to make it to Evan.

"What happened?" Courtney questioned as Evan ran to her and she instantly caught him in her arms, "It's okay Evan, I got you."

"He slipped from the monkey bars, I tried to catch him in time." Peter explained with a frown, "I think he might of banged his elbow." Peter added, "I didn't have a chance to see if anything was broken." Peter explained.

Courtney held Evan for a second and then pushed him back slightly to see his tear stained cheeks and his left hand holding his right arm, "I think we're going to have to go get you checked out, okay?" Courtney questioned calmly as her heart beat was hammering in her chest, and then glanced to Peter and Maggie, "Thank you for having us." Courtney carefully lifted Evan into her arms as he buried his face into the curve of her neck.

"I'll drive you." Jake offered standing behind her, but Jeff spoke up after him.

"You've been drinking, I'll give them a ride." Jeff stated and Jake glared at the man.

"I've had one beer..." Jake went to mouth off at the man but Maggie had cut her little brother off.

"Jake and I will follow, Jeff will need a ride back for his car." Maggie explained and Courtney gave a nod in understanding after giving Jake a look that he couldn't quite figure out.

Jake watched as Jeff led Courtney and Evan to her car and followed his sister to hers. He couldn't help but to be annoyed with the fact that Jeff had offered to drive them to the hospital. Jake knew that he only had one beer, but Jeff had acted like he had drank a case. He was thankful that Maggie had spoke up, because there was no doubt in Jake's mind, he would have ripped Jeff a new one for his intense behaviour.

[X]

Courtney had been thankful that her sister and brother-in-law had met them at the hospital, and had not blamed her for Evan falling, even though she had blamed herself for not being outside to look after the little boy. Liz had explained that it wasn't like he was left alone, because Peter and Maggie were both outside with the other children, and he was a six year old who would get scrapes and bruises.

Letting out a sigh, Courtney put her head in her hands trying to will the headache away as she felt someone sit down beside her. She silently prayed that it wasn't Jeff as she looked up. Relief washed over her as Jake gave her a soft smile and pushed a large coffee towards her.

"Figured you could use this." Jake offered, "Might be shitty but it'll do the trick." Jake added causing Courtney to let out a small laugh.

"Thank you." Courtney took the cup and took a sip, letting the warm liquid sooth her, "You're right. It is shitty, but it's doing the trick." Courtney commented a few moments later after taking a few more sips, "You guys didn't have to come.." Courtney started to explain but Jake cut her off.

"We didn't." Jake agreed, "But we wanted to. Evan is a great friend to Gloria, and I didn't want you to suffer through Jeff's football stories." Jake admitted lowly causing Courtney to smile.

"Well I appreciate that. I'd probably be going crazy sitting here alone." Courtney commented and looked around and noticed a few nurses staring at Jake, "Aren't you worried that people will recognize you?" Courtney questioned quietly causing Jake to look in the direction she was looking in.

"Unfortunately it comes with the territory." Jake gave a smile.

Jake and Courtney fell into a comfortable silence in the waiting room, while Maggie had disappeared to call Peter to inform him that they were waiting on tests. Courtney couldn't believe how she was able to keep her composure after hearing Evan scream. She knew that without a doubt that she would go home and ball her eyes out, because it had made her heart drop into her stomach. The thought of something happening to Evan made her not being able to phathom the idea, and she couldn't help but to blame herself for not being outside and telling him to be careful, or standing near him in case something like the fall had happened. She knew that little kids would get bumps and bruises, but she had always had a special bond with the dark haired little boy, and never wanted him to expierence anything bad in life, even though it was going to happen.

"I feel like this is my fault..." Courtney admitted quietly after what seemed like hours causing Jake to raise his head.

"I wouldn't say that." Jake replied, causing Courtney to turn and look at him.

"If I would have been out there..." Courtney tried to explain but Jake cut her off. "Courtney, he's a six year old. He's going to get fall and get hurt. You wouldn't believe the amount of times I had my parents rushing me to the hospital for all the falls I'd take playing." Jake explained, "I can promise you, what happened wasn't your fault."

Courtney couldn't help but to let out a small sigh. She knew that she was being hard on herself because she wanted to do nothing but protect the little boy. She didn't want her sister mad at her for not keeping a better eye on him. Just as Courtney was about to say thank you to Jake, Jeff strolled into the waiting room and plopped down beside her in a seat.

"So Courtney, I was wondering, if you were feeling up to it, maybe I could take you to dinner after this?" Jeff questioned quietly.

Courtney couldn't control her jaw from dropping, she heard Jake scoff beside her and moved around in his seat, "Dude, her nephew is in the hospital right now and you are actually trying to ask her on a date?" Jake questioned, "At what point through the day do you actually think she was remotely interested in anything you've had to say?" Jake questioned causing Courtney to turn to look at him and couldn't hold back the small grin on her face.

"What business is it of yours Hollywood?" Jeff questioned, "Wha are you even -" Jeff began to rant but Courtney cut him off.

"Jake's right." Courtney admitted, "This was the wrong place and time to even think about asking something like that. Besides, I already made plans with Jake." Courtney lied.

The dark haired woman knew through Maggie just how competitive Jeff was with Jake out of jealously. Maggie had told her about the countless parties where Jeff would always try to out tell stories, win at different games and Jake had always let him, so she figured if she fibbed a little, Jake could have one up on him.

"You did?" Jeff questioned with huff.

"We did?" Jake questioned in surprise.

"Yeah, don't you remember a couple of weeks ago? You promised to take me to that Indian restaurant?" Courtney gave him a look saying to go along with it.

"Oh yeah! I completely spaced it. Sorry Jeff, maybe next time." Jake smiled to the man and noticed his face was turning red, then glanced back to Courtney to see her standing up.

"How is he?" Courtney questioned to her sister, with Jake standing up right behind her, while Jeff stayed silently pouting in the chair.

"He's fine. He has a broken arm. He thinks it's the coolest thing in the world." Liz explained, "He wants you to see his cast. They are finishing up the cast now."

"Of course he would." Courtney huffed, "Can I see him before I head home?" Courtney questioned.

"Yeah. Follow me." Liz nodded.

Courtney began to walk towards Liz but felt a warm strong hand on hers, causing her to stop and look down to see Jake's hand, and then looked back up to him.

"I'll be here waiting for ya."

Courtney couldn't help the flutter in her heart at his blue eyes looking at her and she found herself giving a nod in undrestanding before following Liz to check on Evan.

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paukzen · 5 years ago

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Classifica film 2019

Come ogni anno ecco la mia personalissima classifica dei migliori film usciti in sala (o su Netflix o su altro) nel 2019

- Parasite di Bong Joon-ho. Che bomba!!! Una famiglia che vive ai margini della società si arrabatta come può, non senza furbizie e comportamenti fuori dal socialmente accettabile (non può non venire in mente Un affare di famiglia di Kore'eda). In qualche modo riesce piano piano a intrufolarsi nella vita (e nella casa) di una famiglia di ricchi borghesi svolgendo le più diverse mansioni e approfittandone ancora una volta con metodi quantomeno discutibili. Da lì in poi, il film, che parte come una commedia, diventa prima dramma, poi thriller e infine splatter. Dentro c'è tutto il cinema possibile e i registri, così come i livelli di lettura, sono molteplici. I temi sono in primis quello della lotta di classe naturalmente, ma si parla anche di relazioni umane, di empatia, di tutto. Joon-ho non dà un giudizio ma si mantiene al di sopra di tutto, ci fornisce solo un valanga di cose a cui pensare. L'arte come dovrebbe essere. Fantastico. Voto: 9

- C’era una volta...A Hollywood (notate come ho fedelmente tolto lo spazio dopo i puntini di sospensione) di Q. Tarantino. Che mancasse un po' di storia già si sapeva, che fosse comunque bello lo sapevo, che gli attori fossero bravi, le musiche perfette e la sceneggiatura non avesse una sbavatura, pure (come sempre). Stavolta sembra che manchi qlc, che fondamentalmente é appunto la storia. Scene prolungate all'eccesso e dialoghi tarantiniani sembra, dopo la visione, che non reggano tutto il film. Poi ci ripensi un giorno e alla fine è comunque uno dei più bei film dell’anno. Voto: 8,5

- The Irishman, un film di mafia di M. Scorsese. No, non siamo nel 1980, ed infatti è un’altra di quelle cose fatte da Netflix e che esce al cinema solo in alcune sale e per pochi giorni, vabbè. Sembra un po' l'operazione (molto più riuscita) fatta da Clint Eastwood con gli Spietati per "chiudere" un genere cinematografico. The Irishman racconta tutta una generazione di mafiosi attraverso le parole di un umile e fedele soldato che sembra aver giocato un ruolo da protagonista in quegli anni. Di Scorsese, con De Niro, Al Pacino e Joe Pesci, che vuoi dirgli? Che é troppo lungo? Che é meglio vederlo al cinema e in lingua originale? Che ha un sapore di poco nuovo? Tutto questo e rimane bello. Voto: 8

- L’ufficiale e la spia di R. Polanski. La storia del capitano ebreo Dreyfus, ingiustamente accusato di essere una spia a servizio della Germania. Film dalla sceneggiatura d'acciaio. Nessuna pecca: attori perfetti, storia impeccabile, fotografia magnifica, ritmo e tensione dosati alla giusta maniera. Cosa volere di più? Voto: 8

- Joker, di T. Phillips, quello di Una notte da leoni e altri film così e che si è aspettato come un evento dopo che ha vinto a Venezia. Comunque c’è un ottimissimo Joaquin Phoenix (che è il 90% del film) e che interpreta un disadattato con problemi psichici che vorrebbe diventare un clown. La sua solitudine e pazzia lo fa però scontrare col mondo. Trama forse banale ma il film c'é, cazzo se c'é, anche se alla fine è uno di quei film che più ci ripensi e meno ti fa pensare al capolavoro. Voto: 7,5

- La favorita, di Y. Lanthimos che questa volta fa la persona seria e ci spiazza con un film ambientato nell'Inghilterra del XVIII secolo dove, alla corte della regina, é in atto una sfida senza esclusioni di colpi di due ragazze di corte x conquistare il ruolo di favorita e contemporaneamente gestire le sorti della nazione. Emma Stone fantastica come sempre ma anche le due comprimarie. 10 candidature agli Oscar, vedremo. Voto: 7,5

- I fratelli Sisters, di J. Audiard, cioè uno dei miei registi preferiti, che fa un western di produzione americana. E su queste due cose non ho opinioni in merito. E' la storia di due fratelli violentissimi che vanno alla ricerca di un cercatore d'oro per rubargli i segreti del mestiere, diciamo così, ma poi nel viaggio cambiano un po'. Cast stellare (John C. Reilly, Joaquin Phoenix e Jake Gyllenhaal) per un film fatto benissimo (che sembra un po' dei fratelli Cohen) ma che poteva essere un capolavoro. Comunque da vedere, eh! (al cinema) Voto: 7

- Martin Eden, di Pietro Marcello. Libero adattamento del romanzo di Jack London (che non ho letto) ambientato in una Napoli cangiante nel periodo (fine 800, inizio 900, dopoguerra, anni '70-'80) in cui un marinaio (Luca Marinelli, ovviamente bravissimo) vuole diventare scrittore per poi affermarsi come saggista di pensieri individual-socialisti che fanno arrabbiare un po' tutti. Montaggio fantasioso così come la colonna sonora. Film vivo, per questo mi é piaciuto Voto: 7

- Close enemis - Fratelli nemici di D. Oelhoffen. Ambientato in una Parigi dove non si vede mai la torre Eiffel (e questa é già una notizia) parla della difficile vita nelle banlieue degli immigrati (comunque di seconda e terza generazione) ma soprattutto dell'antica amicizia di due ragazzi che su fronti opposti (poliziotto della narcotici uno, trafficante di droga l'altro) si barcamenano nella vita. Anche se sembra tutto già un po' visto (Audiard in primis), il film é avvincente dall'inizio alla fine. Grande! Voto: 7

- Green Book di P. Farrelly, uno che fino ad ora si era dato a commedie unpolitically correct e che quì invece prova a fare il serio con un road movie che affronta il tema del razzismo, in un modo molto classico. La storia (vera) è quella di un italiano (Viggo Mortensen, perfetto) un po' rozzo che fa da autista ad un musicista nero (Mahershala Ali) colto e ricco durante un tour negli stati più razzisti degli USA negli anni '60. Ci sono un sacco di furberie e poi é facile non fare il razzista con il singolo, più difficile con la massa. E quindi é un film che piacerà a tutti, e quindi é piaciuto anche a me. Voto: 7

- Maradona, un documentario di A. Kapabia che ha vinto l’Oscar come miglior documentario (appunto) e che racconta la storia di Maradona raccontata attraverso immagini d'archivio. Niente di nuovo per chi come me conosceva e aveva visto più o meno tutto di Maradona, altrimenti fondamentale Voto: 6/7

- La mia vita con John F. Donovan di X. Dolan. Ok, manca qualcosa. Sceneggiatura un po' sfilacciata e alcune scene evitabili. Colonna sonora però al solito impeccabile e momenti intensissimi. Non il miglior Dolan ma piaciuto. Voto: 6,5

- Free solo di J Chin e E. Chai Vasarhelyi, un documentario su Alex Hollond che ha scalato El Captain nel parco di Yellowstone in modalità free solo, cioè senza corde, sicure, ecc... A parte il personaggio, che da solo merita tutto l'interesse possibile, la scalata é sconvolgente. Mai provato una tensione così da tanto tempo, cavoli! Voto: 6,5

- Il traditore di M. Bellocchio. "Solito film di Bellocchio" verrebbe da dire e in effetti lo é. Ricostruzione delle vicende che hanno portato ai maxiprocessi di mafia grazie alle confessioni di Tommaso Buscetta che non si riconosce più nella mafia del corleonese Totó Riina. Bravissimo Favino. Alcune cose (omicidio Falcone e processo Andreotti) buttate dentro un po' velocemente Voto: 6,5

- Storia di un matrimonio di N. Baumbach. Non era il mio film e lo sapevo. Ma c’era Scarlett Johansson. Comunque: storia di un matrimonio (e amore) finito con tutto quello che ci si può immaginare di contorno. Uno si innamora e gli piacciono alcune o molte cose dell'altro, poi non gli piacciono più o gli piacciono ancora ma diventa irrilevante rispetto alle cose che non vuole più. Così va la vita Voto: 6+

- Vice - L’Uomo nell’Ombra di A. McKay, quello de La grande scommessa. Un film in partenza un po' pericoloso su Dick Cheney, vice presidente di Bush figlio ma in pratica il vero direttore d'orchestra dell'amministrazione. E’ girato un po' alla Michael Moore e forse semplifica un po' le cose ma alla fine si va vedere e contribuisce alla comprensione della storia contemporanea. Nulla da dire neanche su Bale (ingrassatissimo) e Amy Adams (e come potrei mai???). È tutto Voto: 6+

- The Guilty - Il colpevole di G. Möller. Thrillerone danese tutto incentrato su conversazioni telefoniche tra un poliziotto dalla psiche alquanto compromessa e vari interlocutori tra cui una ragazza rapita (lui lavora al 112 di Copenaghen). Manca un (bel) po' x essere un film bellissimo. Però si guarda Voto: 6

- Antropocene di J. Baichwal, E. Burtynsky e N. de Pencier, un doc che già dal titolo rimanda al fantastico e necessario libro La sesta estinzione di E. Kolbert. E infatti il tema è quello: come l’uomo ha influenzato la natura e le conseguenze di tutto questo (ovviamente negative). Immagine bellissime non supportate da una narrazione alla loro altezza. Molto meglio il libro di cui sopra. Voto: 6

- La mafia non è più quella di una volta, di F. Maresco (senza Ciprì). Una specie di film che racconta, nel solito modo abbastanza geniale, di come Palermo abbia dimenticato Falcone e Borsellino e forse non li abbia mai amati. Alla fine però c'é una speranza. C'è pure Letizia Battaglia. Voto: 6 (stiracchiato)

- Dolor y Gloria di P. Almodovar. Non lo volevo vedere pensando "sarà il solito Almodovar", poi poiché tutti ne parlavano benissimo l'ho visto e... é il solito Almodovar. In questo caso parla di un regista con un po' di problemi fisici e psicologici che per una serie di coincidenze si ritrova a ricordare e riaffrontare il suo passato. Mi ha lasciato poco

- The Border di A. Abbasi, un iraniano-svedese. Film che vado a vedere con grandi aspettative. Parla di una donna malforme con la dote di "sentire" le emozioni delle persone e per questo motivo lavora come addetto alla sicurezza in un porto. Poi un giorno incontra uno come lei e... Insomma, idea originale (tratta da un racconto di un tipo), messa in scena accurata ma forse manca un po' di poesia e scade in un moralismo di cui non ne sentivo il bisogno. Voto: 6--

- The Mule, di C. Eastwood. È la storia (vera) di un vecchio signore (ovviamente interpretato da Eastwood) che a settant'anni passati si mette a fate il corriere di droga x il cartello di Sinaloa (che ora dopo Winslow e Narcos è diventato di moda). Ogni film di Eastwood viene accolto come un capolavoro e io ogni volta vado a vederlo pieno di speranza x poi venire deluso. Storia interessante ma raccontata senza poesia, IMHO. E anche se aspetto comunque il suo prossimo film (già in fase di montaggio, pare) per gridare al capolavoro, si va vedere. Nonostante questo: Voto: 5,5

- Stanlio e Ollio, di J. Baird: biopic su Stanlio e Ollio che si concentra sull'ultima tourneé in Europa, alla fine della loro carriera, alla ricerca di un rilancio. Io vado a vederlo sopratutto perchè ancora mi rieccheggia nella mente Triste, Solitario Y Final di Osvaldo Soriano. Film fatto bene ma tutto molto convenzionale, senza coraggio. Voto: 5,5

- Us, cioè Noi, di J. Peele, quello di Get Out, che non era per niente male. Questo parla di "diversamente umani", che poi sono dei nostri doppi, che salgano in terra da un mondo sotterraneo. Il film regge bene per un tempo poi si perde decisamente. Voto: 5,5

- Miserere di B. Makridis, un film greco che sfrutta la scia di Lanthimos ma senza la sua genialità, imho. Una donna é in coma, suo marito scopre di stare bene quando gli altri lo commiserano. Poi lei esce dal coma e... Ma anche chi se ne frega Voto: 5,5

- American Animals, di B. Layton. Nel mortorio dei film di giugno decidiamo di vedere questo doc su una grottesca rapina che ha un manifesto che riporta recensioni entusiaste di un po' di soggetti vari. Non che mi fidi troppo, eh, e infatti il doc non è poi sta gran cosa anche se all'inizio mi ha interessato e poi divertito un po'. In realtà credo che all'inizio l'ho trovato interessante perchè non avevo letto da nessuna parte che era una rapina strampalata (anche se poi c'era scritto pure sulla locandina) e così mi chiedevo come potesse essere riuscita e come mai era fallita. Voto: 4,5

- La casa di Jack, di L. Von Trier. Un serial killer (Matt Dillon) si racconta attraverso 5 "incidenti" ad un Virgilio (Bruno Ganz, appena scomparso) che cercherà di guidarlo nella lettura delle sue azioni/ossessioni. Lars Von Trier al solito esagera con una narrazione filosofeggiante e moralista che ci vorrebbe mostrare l'indifferenza della società davanti ai nostri orrori (il richiamo all'olocausto é esplicito). Non ci riesce Voto: 4,5

- Suspiria di L. Guadagnino. Prima visione dell'anno al Cinema Mexico con la presenza del regista che ormai è supercool (ci sono le musiche di Thom Yorke, per dire) in tutto quello che fa e si permette assolutamente di girare quello che vuole senza alcun compromesso. Ne esce un film (remake? no, reboot? forse) lunghissimo abbastanza enigmatico con cose belle (colori - diversissimi da quelli di D. Argento - e fotografia) e altre boh (tipo il montaggio e il plot) Ne sospendo il giudizio in attesa di una seconda visione che probabilmente non arriverà mai. Voto: s.v.

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What films did you think the actors were wasted on, bc of poor storyline and directorial execution?

Amy Adams in the dceu (i do like her as Lois Lane but sis doesn’t have much to work with)

Jake Gyllenhaal in Everest

Oscar Sad Blueberry Isaac in X Men: Apocalypse

Viola Davis in Suicide Squad and Lila & Eve (and yet she still was one of the best parts of it)

Charlize Theron and Jessica Chastain in those Huntsman movies or whatever they’re called

Zoe Kravitz in the Divergent franchise and After Earth

Tom Hardy in Legend and Child 44

Dakota Johnson in the 50 Shades of Grey bullshit

Angelina Jolie in The Tourist

#idk man i could do this all day there are so many options #Anonymous #asks

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hirxeth · 8 years ago

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just saw nocturnal animals, it was good, very visually stunning, like very. it had some great performances, aaron taylor-johansson shocked me and got under my skin (creepy indeed), jake gyllenhaal was very good, amy adams as well, but michael shannon was brilliant. it’s quite an original film actually, it’s strange and I like that. with such a famous cast I certainly did not think that it would be this strange, weird, usually, I find that films with that many great actors tend not be weird, it’s like the filmmakers don't dare to, you know. I definitely recommend it, I didn’t feel the urge to check my phone while watching it and that’s something! I really feel greatness vibes coming from mr ford. watch it if you want to see a very good thriller x

#lil review

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smokydrake · 8 years ago

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“Table for Almost Two” | Rafe x Reader | ANGST

WARNINGS: angst, death

WORD COUNT: 1,727

DESCRIPTION: 19 years after you left your ex-husband Rafe Adler, you two find yourselves in the same city of two separate worlds. But the only thing stopping the both of you from new beginnings is how deep past wounds run…

This AU was heavily inspired by Tom Ford’s recent film “Nocturnal Animals” starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal. If you haven’t already seen it, I strongly recommend that you do! Tom’s neo-noir motifs are absolutely stunning. I wanted to recreate that atmosphere in this fic; angst is seriously a challenge for me to write. Regardless, it’s something I plan on doing again because bittersweet endings just hurt so good ;-)

Inspired by this song (Table For Two - Abel Korzeniowski)

You hated his father. He was everything like his son, and at the same time, everything but.

Adler Sr. was a man of words. Whether they were true or not, he was a professional– an artist– at the game of language. Wringing, winding, weaving; he turned word into action and everyone thought it came from inside themselves, a righteous figment of self-derived moral intellect.

You were one of those ones in everyone. And perhaps, Rafe was too. But you wouldn’t have known. What you did know was that once, somewhere in your past, you were in love with Rafe Adler, and he with you. You thought that it was enough, and despite the outside forces that tried their hardest to keep you two apart, love would prevail.

You were young then, and so was he.

But the outside forces were not.

They provoked, stalled, waited until your walls were weak and penetrable, and then they planted little seedlings of insecurities in your rose-colored eyes. And when those flowers of doubt began to bloom, that once fiery passion you and your lover shared wilted… and in turn, you two awoke to what was known to be reality.

You found your place in their web of words and you went to it complacently, knowing to an extent that although you didn’t build the destructive trap of thinking on your own, it was a good destructive trap of thinking, and you deserved the web as much as it deserved you.

On late Sunday afternoons, you used to tell Rafe he had his father’s eyes, which you hated saying but loved to notice– at times piercing, other times void and static– but they were always blue. Different shades of blue occasionally, but always a cold hue of unhappiness. And on these late Sunday afternoons, the sun would be at its golden peak, and he would bristle and shroud away from its idealistic stare. That, or he was bristling and shrouding away from yours.

The latter made more sense.

And so the web began to spin.

His father said, “You two fell in love too young. It’s alright, we all do. The only thing that matters is now that you know what’s truly right for him.”

It was a humid summer morning when you left him.

Before the sun was out, before Rafe was awake to see you slip into the silver 1973 Camaro parked out front of the summer beach house. You thought it was cruel; leaving him during your weekend get-away, but the trip was going nowhere to begin with. It was a pathetic attempt at mending what you had left with him, and the longer you let it drag on, the more it seemed to hurt him.

You told yourself you loved him enough to let him go. It was right, pragmatic,sensible. He was the king’s son, and you were the lover that got tangled in his sheets. He, a city prince of belligerent wealth, was lost in your small-town aspirations, your dreams of being a writer, a wielder of the weakest sword. He did not belong in your world, and neither did you in his.

Despite how much he tried to deny it, you knew how much of his father he was. The way he held his chin at a precise tilt, the calculative gleam in his eye, the passive-aggressive push for practicality.

Adler Sr. once whispered to you, “Watch while you still can, darling. He has no place in the world but at the top.”

And at the top he stayed. There were no phone calls, no messages, no letters. Secretly you wondered if he felt relieved; you breaking it off instead of him. It was like watching sand slip from the upper tier of the hourglass– both of you were running out of heart for each other, and it was only the matter of who would be the last grain.

It wasn’t until 19 years later there was an email, sent from Mr. Raphael Adler, CEO and #32 on TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of the Year.

He had heard about your book, #39 on New York Times’ Best Sellers of the Year.

You were in the big city for the month of April, finishing up a few signing events and meet-ups. He was also in the big city, for he owned a quarter of it. He invited you to dinner to congratulate you on your tremendous success.

You knew it was foolish. Every fiber in your body was against it. But you remembered what it was like to rest your forehead against his chin, to feel his breathing against your naked body, his rare, eye-crinkling smile that he hid beneath pale knuckles. You couldn’t remember the last time you had a good night’s sleep. How many times did you read his email?

“Do you fare well with French cuisine? Le Noctambule, Thursday at 7:30. I’d love to see you again.”

Rigid. Poise. Aloof.

“I’d like that very much.”

It rained that Thursday at 7:30. You were dressed appropriately for the weather when you climbed into your car and drove yourself to the restaurant.

In your head, you casually introduced yourself, or rather, reintroduced yourself to your former husband. Surely it wasn’t difficult, after all, your bestseller was nothing but a variety of fictional introductions. Wasn’t every chapter an introduction, a new step up the plot ladder, brought up and presented eloquently in its own right? You were an architect of literature now, a player in this game of language, a woman of her words.

But no matter how hard you tried, your greetings came out tacky, distant; “Hello Rafe, it’s been so long.” “Rafe Adler, wonderful seeing you again.” “Hi, Rafe. I’m sorry I left because your father scared me.” “Rafe Adler, how the hell have you been?”

The parking lot was vast, lined with glossy red vehicles accompanied by tall men dressed in black and white. Chauffeurs snapped open thick umbrellas and car doors, ladies dripping in velvet and satin floated up the wet steps to the soft orchestral music, oblong potted trees guarded the polished front doors under the dim warm light. They kept a protective eye out for outsiders, folks who didn’t belong, folks who were lost and needed guidance and direction to a place far away and out of sight.

Never before did the coat on your shoulders feel as transparent, the dress on your hips look as cheap, the hands at your sides turn as ice-cold. You stood in the restaurant lobby, behind a modish couple of grandeur and opulence, who stood behind the glossy marble counter of judgment, which stood before a smart cardboard-cutout hostess with painted expressions of maturity.

What were you doing here?

The woman in front of you with the white fur skin craned her jeweled throat ever so slightly, as if she were inquiring the room, but you knew her moneyed eyes were on you.

What is she doing here?

They seemed to say. You dolefully tucked away the last bit of self-esteem you had left.

Rafe

He sat at the far end of the room. He was more handsome than you remembered, if that was even possible. Dressed in a white tux and hair smoothed back, he lounged in the crimson upscale section of the dining revenue where the chairs were inlaid with gold engravings and the tables sprouted tall flutes of Dom Pérignon.

But you didn’t know that it was Dom Pérignon in those glasses, because that just wasn’t of your bourgeois knowledge. Nor was the fact that Mr. Raphael Adler, CEO and #32 on TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of the Year, owned Le Noctambule of New York City, New York, as well as Le Noctambule of Marseille, France. Neither was the fact that you now stood before the marble counter of judgment, and the restaurant hostess with the owl eyes wondered if you were in the right place.

In your mind, you were not.

How stupid

Did he see you, standing at the front lobby?

They’re all looking at you

He didn’t see you. You wondered if there was a time when he ever did.

You left him for a reason

You didn’t see him at the table. You saw a man who looked too much like his father.

“A name please, Mademoiselle?”

No.

You wouldn’t make the same mistake. You were not going to get caught up in a continuous loop of this game. You ran out of heart for it a long time ago.

So you went outside, where it was raining. It was dark outside and the ground was wet; the neon red of the traffic lights cast an ominous sanguine in the distance away from this place. Tuxedo-clad men stared you down behind silver-rimmed frames and thick cigars as you got in your ride where it was not raining, and watched with disinterest as you drove home. Outside the glass windows of your car, it started to rain harder, but that was fine by you, because it drowned out your thoughts almost cathartically. Your foot pressed hard against the pedal, until the step under your heel hit the floor.

The rain was a blur against your windshield and vision– or were those your tears? You couldn’t tell. Rain was everywhere, beating your roof like falling rocks in time with the accelerating rev of the spinning engine. Wet rain splashed on the wetter pavement. The ground became oil. You hit the brakes. Nothing. Nothing stopped: not the rain, not your tears, not the car–

Dear God, the car

The pavement was underneath you

Above you

Underneath you again

Your seat was too tight; it was getting harder and harder to breathe

Just a wet, searing heat and the smell of burning metal–

Then there was no pavement, there was no sound, and there was no rain.

Nothing but web: soft, destructive, and ultimately where you belonged.

His eyes– or his father’s? For God’s sake did it even matter– flashed somewhere behind your fleshy purple eyelids, and for once they gleamed with borderline happiness.

You should’ve known better.

And somewhere in the present and your past, Rafe waited at the small table, sheltered from the rain by dim candlelight and the mute clinking of silverware, wondering if his heart was wrong to want to see you again.

#rafe adler #rafe adler x reader #uncharted 4 fanfic #angst #rafe x reader #table for almost two #one shot

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bottledlaughs · 7 years ago

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notable figures who share your sun sign

Aries: Emma Watson, Russell Crowe, Mariah Carey, Charlie Chaplin, Heath Ledger, Vincent Van Gogh, Lucy Lawless, Robert Downey Jr., Victoria Beckham, Kiera Knightly, Quentin Tarantino, Ewan McGregor, Lady Gaga, Reese Witherspoon, Johann Sebastian Bach, Fergie, Pope Benedict, Steve McQueen, Kate Hudson, Eddie Murphy, René Descartes

Taurus: Uma Thurman, Leonardo Di Vinci, Robert Pattinson, Megan Fox, Audrey Hepburn, Sigmund Freud, Salvador Dali, Adele, Mark Zuckerberg, William Shakespeare, Enrique Iglesias, Cher, Channing Tatum, Cate Blanchett, Janet Jackson, Barbra Streisand, Dwayne Johnson, John Cena, James McAvoy, Tina Fey, Malcolm X

Gemini: Johnny Depp, Marilyn Monroe, Angelina Jolie, Lana Del Rey, Kanye West, Paul McCartney, Heidi Klum, Tupac Shakur, Prince, Bob Dylan, Russell Brand, Chris Evans, Shia Labeouf, Liam Neeson, Alanis Morrisette, Helena Bonham Carter, Morgan Freeman, Judy Garland, Stevie Nicks, Notorious B.I.G, Anne Frank, Scott Disick, Arthur Conan Doyle, Neil Patrick Harris

Cancer: Tom Cruise, Selena Gomez, Prince William, Lindsey Lohan, Robin Williams, Meryl Streep, Sylvester Stallone, George W. Bush, Nelson Mandela, Nicole Scherzinger, Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, Courtney Love, Ariana Grande, Nikola Tesla, Tobey Maguire, Alexander the Great, 50 Cent, Benedict Cumberbatch, Vin Diesel, Frida Kahlo, Julius Caesar, Ernest Hemingway, Sofia Vergara

Leo: Barack Obama, Jennifer Lopez, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sandra Bullock, Jennifer Lawrence, Whitney Houston, Halle Berry, Mick Jagger, Ben Affleck, Charlize Theron, Robert De Niro, Daniel Radcliffe, Bill Clinton, Mila Kunis, Antonio Banderas, J.K. Rowling, Coco Chanel, Demi Lovato, Patrick Swayze, Alfred Hitchcock, Andy Warhol, Cara Delevingne

Virgo: Michael Jackson, Cameron Diaz, Beyoncé, Keanu Reeves, Amy Winehouse, Freddie Mercury, Prince Harry, Niall Horan, Charlie Sheen, Pink, Paul Walker, Stephen King, Hugh Grant, Blake Lively, Liam Payne, Shania Twain, Greta Garbo, Colin Firth, Tim Burton, Lance Armstrong, Alexander Skarsgård, Adam Sandler, Jada Pinkett Smith, Kobe Bryant, Jimmy Fallon, Nick Jonas

Libra: Mahatma Ghandi, John Lennon, Kim Kardashian, Vladimir Putin, Kate Winslet, Gwen Stefani, Avril Lavigne, Gwyneth Paltrow, Will Smith, Matt Damon, Zac Efron, Hugh Jackman, Friedrich Nietzsche, John Mayer, Lil Wayne, Margaret Thatcher, Bruno Mars, Simon Cowell, Snoop Dogg, Serena Williams, Josh Hutcherson, Amber Rose, Fran Drescher, Carrie Fisher, Olivia Newton-John

Scorpio: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jodie Foster, Julia Roberts, Katy Perry, Bill Gates, Shahrukh Khan, Pablo Picasso, Ryan Gosling, Gerard Butler, Björk, Joaquin Phoenix, Charles Manson, Anne Hathaway, Drake, Winona Ryder, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew McConaughey, Kendall Jenner, Rachel McAdams, Emma Stone, Marie Antoinette, Marie Curie, Caitlin Jenner

Sagittarius: Brad Pitt, Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, Britney Spears, Jim Morrison, Miley Cyrus, Jay-Z, Bruce Lee, Tyra Banks, Nicki Minaj, Jimi Hendrix, Tina Turner, Joseph Stalin, Jake Gyllenhaal, Woody Allen, Frank Sinatra, Pope Francis, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Ian Somerhalder, Steven Spielberg, Vanessa Hudgens, Winston Churchill, Walt Disney, Nelly Furtado

Capricorn: Michelle Obama, Elvis Presley, Martin Luther King Jr., David Bowie, Orlando Bloom, Isaac Newton, Mel Gibson, Jim Carrey, Marilyn Manson, Jared Leto, Zayn Malik, Nostradamus, Kate Moss, Nicholas Cage, Bradley Cooper, Louis Tomlinson, Muhammad Ali, Janis Joplin, Zooey Deschanel, Denzel Washington, Stephen Hawking, Edgar Allen Poe

Aquarius: Jennifer Aniston, Shakira, Justin Timberlake, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Harry Styles, Paris Hilton, Oprah Winfrey, Cristiano Ronaldo, Bob Marley, Ashton Kutcher, James Dean, Ellen DeGeneres, John Travolta, Michael Jordan, Abraham Lincoln, Christian Bale, Alicia Keys, Taylor Lautner, Tom Hiddleston, Yoko Ono, Farrah Fawcett, Sarah Palin

Pisces: Albert Einstein, Rihanna, Alan Rickman, Kurt Cobain, Justin Bieber, Steve Jobs, Liz Taylor, Bruce Willis, Cindy Crawford, Adam Levine, Monica Cruz, Drew Barrymore, Eva Longoria, Jon Bon Jovi, Dakota Fanning, Victor Hugo, Frédérich Chopin, Eva Mendes, Jensen Ackles, Johnny Cash, Nicolaus Copernicus, Ke$ha, Ellen Page

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