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Okay kiddos! The Outcasts now have names, ages, sexualities, and gender identities! (Each “team” has 2 males, 1 female and 1 enby and I did not plan that at all)

Blue Team: Damian, Lucus, Luna and Neil

Red Team: Jaidyn, Lucien, Dominique, Rose

Info about the outcasts:

Damian- he/him, dating Jaidyn, “leader” of the group, average emo boy, likes anime, the nicest boy, sweetheart, loves teasing Jaidyn, computer science nerd, makes own video games with the help of Rose (art), loves alternative fashion, obsessed with high heeled boots (tries to become taller than Jaidyn but fails), black clothing only, loves bands like MCR, FOB, Black Veil Brides, P!ATD, etc...

Lucus- he/him, dating Rose and Neil, Polyamory little shit, started dating Neil first then he began having a crush on Rose which soon had Lu and Neil asking them to be in a polyamorous relationship, idolizes Damian, black and blue are his favorite colors, guitarist, pianist, one hell of a romantic, forces Rose and Neil to watch romantic movies, loves cuddling his partners, adores when Rose and Neil are being cute together, loves cooking (but isn’t the best cook ever), likes borrowing Rose’s necklace.

Luna- she/her, dating Lucien, shy, enjoys baking, poetry, loves gothic clothing, doesn’t like dresses though, makes own clothing, dislikes Jaidyn for some reason (none of the group knows why), might be shy but will kick ass if someone is rude to her baby girl (Lucien), knows 3 languages and loves writing love poems in Spanish for Lucien. Treats Rose like a sister. Jokes about Lucien and Lucus having very similar first names and likes thinking they are long lost siblings (which they are not).

Neil- he/him they/them, dating Rose and Lucus, demiboy, freaked out when Rose said they were a demigirl, likes pointing out that they are the tallest in they’re poly relationship, Rose secretly adores that they aren’t the tallest for once but thinks Neil saying that is rude and upsets Lu, Neil constantly picks up Lu, Lu hates it, Rose gets jealous, Neil enjoys video games, action movies, has watched Love, Simon more times than humanly possible, tries to draw with Rose but gets upset because they are 10 times better, Rose tries teaching Neil how to draw, Lu watches the two idiots draw and laughs when Neil starts drawing *not so family friendly* drawings and Rose hits him with a pillow, They all sleep in one bed, Neil is a bed hog, loves kissing Rose w/ they’re lip rings (Rose shivers because the rings are always cold, they don’t know how), loves teasing Lu to death, probably owns a motorcycle

Jaidyn- he/him, dating Damian, THE BIGGEST TEASE IN THE WORLD, kinda a dick, loves makeup, red lipstick is a must, lives for androgyny, probably has watched Queer Eye 100 times, tried drag once, has what seems like 100 button up shirts, definitely has a motorcycle, tallest b*stard ever, sometimes wears 5 inch heels and becomes like 6’7, self care sl*t, is probably insane but nobody knows that for a fact, loves heavy metal and punk music, probably has crashed millions of parties, probably has actually crashed into a party with his motors through a window or door, was definitely drunk.

Lucien- she/her, dating Luna, loves Luna to death, hella outgoing, adores when Luna makes her a dress, loves looking waaay different from everyone else, probably obsessed with Japanese street fashion and alternative fashion, theater kid, is in any play, movie, or class films that she can be, clingy, definitely keeps a tazer in her bag, bullied a lot for looks but refuses to stop, wants to make Luna do a romantic play with her but Luna refuses (shy), knows Shakespeare by heart.

Dominique- he/him, Single and happy about it, smol, loves pastel goth, can be bitchy, loves being single, might be aro/ace, questioning everything, science nerd, loves space, not very open about feelings, really good a card games (it’s scary), will cut a bitch, gets misgendered a lot, he just loves dresses.

Rose- (my oc/mascot who is based off myself, they’re emo so they joined the crew) they/them she/her, dating Lucus and Neil, is extremely happy that 2 people love them (thought they were going to be forever alone), depressed stressed and anxious 24/7, art nerd, loves alternative/emo fashion, sometimes wears super feminine things but only on rare occasions (or Neil asked them, Neil loves Rose in little black dresses, Lu loves Rose in suits), hates being referred to as a Woman/Female/Male (fine with girl and enby), gender is confusing, demigirl, tries being androgynous takes tips from Jaidyn, Loves Lu and Neil so much, literally cannot stop drawing the three together, loves art, drawing, writing, adores it when Lu and Neil are romantic, sappy, clingy, loves SPN, P!atd, FOB, Linkin Park, Evanescence, forces Lu and Neil to go on mini adventures (road trips, going out to walk around town), love it when Neil drives them around on they’re motorcycle, loves drawing gifts for Lu (Lu has a wall dedicated to Rose’s art), loves knifes (has one hanging on their bedroom wall), vintage toys galore... refuses to admit they have a problem, can’t remember childhood, isn’t the brightest but is very kind and sweet (unless angered, then you should probably run), has had art in museums and cafes, Lu and Neil are very proud of their baby(girl).

They all go to the same school and plan on going to the same college (the “pack” must stick together- Lucien). They all are LGBTQ+, they hangout almost every single day, they all love chilling at Lucus’ home (it’s the biggest and has plenty of extra rooms for sleepovers), they all are pretty good at video games and have a mini campionship for games like Mario kart or super smash bros. Average teenager crap. They all run a blog together called the “Outsiders” (hence why I, the author/artist of these idiots call them the outcasts/outsiders).

I might start an actual blog with them, where you can ask them things, talk, or whatever you want... have them “document” their adventures...

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popradar · 7 years ago

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Weekend Planner: 21 Awesome Things To Do In Los Angeles

Here’s what to do in L.A. this weekend…

FRIDAY, NOV. 10

AFI FEST (Film Fest)

AFI FEST runs through Nov. 16 with screenings and events held at the TCL Chinese Theatre, the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres, the Egyptian Theatre and The Hollywood Roosevelt. There are free individual tickets to many of the screenings, but passes guarantee admission (and run from $400-$5,000). On Friday, there’s a special screening of Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water. Other screenings this weekend are The Disaster Artist, Wormwood and many more.

MORRISSEY (Music)

It’s Morrissey Day in LA on Friday, and Morrissey plays two nights at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday and Saturday. Fans will get one of the first opportunities to hear music from his upcoming album Low in High-School (11/17 via BMG) as well as many of his classics. This is a lease event, so leave the alcohol at home; and since this is a Morrissey event, only vegetarian food will be served at the concerts. 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $55.

QUIET MORNINGS / DAY PARTY (Art)

The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA presents two great events this weekend. Quiet Mornings: Art x Mindfulness @MOCA takes place on Saturday at 9:30 pm. It pairs a guided group meditation exercise with the immersive exhibition, Adrián Villar Rojas: The Theatre of Disappearance. Perrier serves up complimentary sparkling water in their lounge and food trucks offer breakfast (for purchase). Tickets: $10 (free for MOCA members). On Sunday, MOCA’s Day Party runs from 11 am to 5 pm to celebrate the Rojas exhibition. There will be food trucks, a cash bar, DJ sets and exhibition-responsive, family-friendly activities. Free admission all day.

MEETING DEATH: CONVERSATIONS WITH MORTALITY (Film)

The Norton Simon Museum ends its film series Meeting Death: Conversations with Mortality this Friday with the comedy classic Ingmar Bergman film, The Seventh Seal (1957), starring Max von Sydow. The film series is free with museum admission ($9-$12).

LOVESICK FOOL (Animated film premiere)

Lovesick Fool: Love in the Age of Like is an animated film that has its premiere at NerdMelt on Friday at 7 pm. Director Dominic Polcino (Rick and Morty, Harmonquest, Animals, Family Guy, King of the Hill and The Simpsons) captures his personal experiences as a single guy in LA looking for love. The film stars Lisa Kudrow, Janeane Garofalo and Fred Willard. Q&A with Polcino follows the screening. Free.

COLE’S FRENCH DIP (Food)

Cole’s French Dip in DTLA celebrates its 109th Anniversary on Friday with a fancy multi-course dinner prepared by chefs Neal Fraser (Redbird) and Christian Page (Cassell’s), cocktails, live jazz and more surprises. There are four dinner seatings beginning at 6 pm so reservations are required. The $70 tickets include gourmet French Dips (Roasts of Lamb and Salmon), classic sides dishes, pie, and two cocktails from Cole’s and The Varnish.

CONSTITUTION HAPPY HOUR (History + politics + happy hour)

The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles and My Daily Constitution hold a Constitution Happy Hour on Friday from 6-8 pm at Paper or Plastik Café (5772 Pico Blvd., Los Angeles). The event is a guided, conversation and Q&A about the U.S.Constitution and its role in democracy led by author and journalist Andrew Gumbel (Down for the Count: Dirty Elections and the Rotten History of Democracy in America). Food, beer and wine available for purchase from the café. Free. RSVP.

SATURDAY, NOV. 11

Image: Nicole Eisenman, ‘Were Artist’

ENGENDER (Art)

Kohn Gallery opens the new group art show Engender to the public on Saturday with the artists and gallery hosting an Art Block Party at the gallery from 7-10pm. For the show, contemporary artists challenge the gender binary and identity politics, including Nicole Eisenman, Emily Mae Smith, Loie Hollowell, Firelei Baez, Christina Quarles, Tschabalala Self, Nathaniel Mary Quinn and others. The Mad Pambazos food truck will be on site with an open bar, music and of course, art. The show remains on view through Jan. 13, 2018.

VOYAGER INSTITUTE (Film + learning)

The Voyager Institute, an arts lecture series created by Alamo Drafthouse programmer Bret Berg, holds its November edition on Saturday at 4 pm at Resident in DTLA. This installment of the series features videomaker Zena Grey, co-host of L.A.’s long-running 16mm screening series Lost And Found Film Club, presenting tribute to late film director Tobe Hooper. Other lectures includes Androgyny In Rock (presented by Berg); and a live podcast taping of Heat Rocks, hosted by Morgan Rhodes & Oliver Wang, on Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation 1814” with singer-songwriter B.Slade. Free. Ages 21+. RSVP.

New merchandise from Bob’s Burgers debuts at DesignerCon.

DESIGNERCON (Design)

DesignerCon (DCON) 2017 returns to the Pasadena Convention Center on Saturday and Sunday, featuring two days of collectible toys, art, apparel, ephemera and more. The convention is a great mixture of pop, urban, street and underground art with more than 400 artists, designers and vendors. There are also art shows, panels (including one with John Lasseter), presentations and exclusive releases during both days (Saturday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 9 a.m. for VIPs). DCON once again teams up with Crewest Studios to help develop programming and the opening night party with DJ Z-Trip. Admission: $10-$35. (Pro-tip: This is the best place to get your Christmas shopping done early.)

ROTTERDAM (Theatre)

Skylight Theatre presents the West Coast Premiere of the Olivier Award-winning play Rotterdam by Jon Brittain. Opening on Friday, the comedy focuses on Alice’s coming out to her parents, but before she can tell them she’s a lesbian, Alice’s girlfriend Fiona reveals that she’s always identified as a man, and now wants to live as one. Rotterdam opens on Saturday and runs at 8:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, 2 pm on Sundays and 8 pm on Mondays through Dec. 11. Tickets: $15-$41.

BLACK LIST LIVE! (Film read)

The Black List and Warby Parker present the last Black List Live reading of 2017 on Saturday night at the Montalban Theatre in Hollywood. The night features a live read of Hope from writers Karen McCullah and Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith. The cast includes Aubrey Plaza, Glen Powell, David Krumholtz, Alanna Ubach and Camille Hyde. Mamrie Hart serves as narrator. Doors at 7:30 pm and reading at 8 pm. Tickets: $15-$20.

LATINO COMICS EXPO (Comics)

The Latino Comics Expo, the country’s largest convention of Latino/a comic book creators and animators, returns to the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) in Long Beach on Saturday and Sunday. Guests include: Jaime, Gilbert and Mario Hernandez, the brothers who created the comic series Love & Rockets; Cathy Camper of Lowriders in Space and political cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz, who also worked on the upcoming Disney-Pixar film Coco. The expo is open from 11 am to 5 pm both days. Admission: $7-$10. (Museum members and kids 12 and younger get in free.)

LACO @ THE MOVIES: BUSTER KEATON’S THE GENERAL (Film + music)

On Saturday at 8 pm, LACO @ The Movies screens Buster Keaton’s silent comedy The General with composer Jeff Beal conducting the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra live. The event marks the debut of Beal’s new score for the film. Tickets: $45, $56, $99.

I BELIEVE IN HUMANS (Art)

The Infinity Room—a gallery space located on West Adams—is hosted by Rick Ross, co-owner of Delicious Vinyl (and Delicious Pizza next door to The Infinity Room). This weekend, Ross presents I Believe in Humans: A 2017 Art Show with Jack Henry Robbins, Mira Schnedler, Sl Perlin, Michael Coursey and screenings of “Hot Winter”: A Film By Dick Pierre. The Infinity Room is open from 3-10 pm on Saturday and 1-8 pm on Sunday. Free.

TROPICÁLIA MUSIC AND TACO FESTIVAL (Food + music)

The Tropicália Music and Taco Festival takes place at Queen Mary Park in Long Beach on Saturday beginning at noon. All you can eat sample tacos will be supplied by Carnitas el Momo, Dia de los Puercos, Mariscos Jalisco, Burritos La Palma, Pez Cantina, Calo Provisions, Taqueria la Venganza and many others until 4 pm. After that, guests can purchase food items. The music lineup features Cafe Tacvba, King Krule, Low End Theory, Chicano Batman, Ivy Queen, Los Tigres del Norte and so many more. The general admission tickets ($75-$95) are sold out, but VIP packages $150-$500 are available.

SUNDAY, NOV. 12

THE GRAND TOUR (TV party)

Amazon Prime Video’s The Grand Tour takes over the Petersen Automotive Museum on Sunday with festivities running from 10 am to 3 pm. The series has been on a nationwide journey to bring The Grand Tour straight to fans before season 2 starts. The Grand Tour event at the Petersen includes screenings of the show, complimentary food and beverages, a DJ, photo booth and giveaways.

JOKERS & ACES (Comedy + magic)

Jokers & Aces returns to NerdMelt on Sunday at 7 pm, bringing comics and magicians to perform their acts on the same show. Eddie Furth and Taylor Hughes have curated a lineup that features: Emily Heller, Dave Ross, Derek Hughes and Jimmy H from The Magic Castle. Tickets: $8, $10 at the door.

WAR OF THE WORLDS (Opera)

War of the Worlds is a new experimental opera that takes place both in the concert hall and the streets of L.A. on Sunday at 2 pm and again on Nov. 18 at noon at 2 pm. While the LA Phil’s New Music Group performs at Walt Disney Concert Hall with Christopher Rountree conducting and Sigourney Weaver narrating, there are three sites in DTLA with defunct air raid sirens that are re-purposed into public speakers, broadcasting the live performance. The new opera, with music by Annie Gosfield and concept, direction, libretto by Yuval Sharon, is based on the famous 1938 radio drama created by Orson Welles. While Sunday’s concert at WDCH is sold out, you can see it for free by visiting waroftheworlds.la and reserving a free spot at a siren site.

GIVE ME FUTURE (Film + music)

On Sunday at 7 pm, Austin Peters’ film, Major Lazer: Give Me Future, has its LA Premiere at The Theatre at Ace Hotel. The behind-the-scenes concert film follows Major Lazer’s Havana, Cuba, concert in front of a mind-boggling 400,000 people. The film then evolves into an “exploration of Cuba’s inspirational youth movement and its ingenious DIY information culture.” The one-night only screening includes a post-screening conversation with Diplo moderated by DJ, producer and Beats 1 host Anna Lunoe and an after party. Tickets: $25.

SHERMAN OAKS ART WALK (Art + community)

The Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce and Councilmember David E. Ryu present the first Sherman Oaks Art Walk on Sunday from 12:30-3 pm (on Ventura Boulevard between Noble and Sepulveda). The day celebrates the new public art around town from murals to utility box art. The family friendly event features dog photo booths, food trucks, artist meet-and-greet and raffle prizes. Free. Free parking at the Sherman Oaks Galleria.

—by Christine N. Ziemba

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