#birth of hollywood

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The great Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel along with Jimmy Durante and Buster Keaton 😊

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You guys know NOTHING about my man Corenswet

[rosinastrology]

Lindsay Lohan - Chart Analysis

Lindsay Lohan

My observations and interpretation of her chart:

• Gemini Rising: Youthful and changing looks. Usually keep up with trends and go along with what’s the latest looks. Sweet smile and charming. The ruler (Mercury) of her rising is in the 2nd house of money, beauty, and resources in Leo (creative and sensual). Her voice is appealing to many and has a hoarse tone to it, which can be due to the song in which her Venus is in, Leo.

• Venus in 3rd house: if she has siblings, she has a great and loving relationship with them. Very playful and entertaining. If no siblings involved, then fun and amazing friendships during early years and into her teens. Nonetheless, her Moon (emotional nature and the mother) in the 11th house squares Venus, which could signify some form of jealousy coming from close females to her and even hidden enemies who hated on her behind the scenes while Lindsay was simply trying to befriend them. Lindsay is a sweet and fun-loving girl. Moon in Taurus tells me she requires a stable partner who loves her as much as she does. Someone who will cherish her and love her the way she deserves. Her Venus in Leo likes to explore before getting into a serious and compromised relationship. This, there could be an issue with compromise. Her beauty style is ever changing and progressing with Venus trine Uranus. In her younger years, she did more rebellious and chic hair looks. She needs to take care of her health, in general. Physical and mental health are super important.

• Saturn, the planet of restrictions, rules, karma, and the father, in the 6th house of routine, work, service and health can indicate a father who might have spend more time working or had little time for his family.

• Lindsay knows how to put her mind to work and be organized when she’s decisive about a goal or something she desires to accomplish. She’ll learn about the smallest and littlest details of a object to understand her work and get it done. Very creative mind.

• IC (home) in Virgo: she was put to work early in life in the performance arts, script reading or acting (Leo: sign of Virgo IC’s ruler). Leo is known for anything to do with show business, acting, performative arts, theater, entertainment, and more.

•Ruler of her 2nd house is the Moon (emotions and the mother), which is in the 11th house of the public, pretty much in the 12th of hidden enemies and the subconscious mind. Mom was not around much, and that is the reason why she has difficulty loving herself. She struggled to believe in love for herself.

•Her energy is jovial and refreshing.

•Capricorn Mars in 8th house: Very private about her resources and personal collections, as she should. It makes sense looking at her Saturn in the 6th house of work routine, and habits, she keeps her money to herself but I think either her father or a male figure has tried to strip her away from her control over who she is and her money at some point in her life. Sun opposite Mars.

•Capricorn Neptune in 7th house of relations and partnerships, she escaped reality through relations and social events parties etc. drugs and alcohol were present and she will get lost in the adrenaline of it all. Neptune conjunction Mars (not really but pretty close) can indicate using sex as a means to escape reality and sex with relations made through work or people she’d meet at social places. She creates an emotional connection with the people she sleeps with, which can influence her self-worth since let’s remember her Venus squares the Moon. This placement could indicate a lack of emotional security. She has inner strength and power; however, I don’t think she believed it herself for a very long time.

•Interestingly, her Gemini rising is perfect for acting because she’s been able to use her persona and face to act as double characters as in Hallie and Annie in The Parent Trap. Let’s also think of the film Mean Girls, where she was a kind and naive girl and eventually changed and transformed into a different girl to fit in with the Plastics. Two sides, just like Gemini, the twins.

•MC in Pisces with Jupiter close by means she has great luck and abundance from her career and what she makes out of it. The Midheaven is what people want from you. So, for Lindsay, having her MC in Pisces in the 7th house of relationships and partnerships in the sign of Capricorn (the goat and ambitious). She quickly climbed the social circles by hanging out with the wealthy celebrities in Hollywood. However, her personality and charm led her to climb high and become popular among the populars. The ruler of her 7th house is Jupiter which is in her 10th house of the public, education, and social status. Creating bonds and enforcing relationships with famous people helped her be known more. The cusp of her 5th house is in the sign of Libra which fuels the 7th house. The 5th house of leisure and pleasure, drinking, smoking, parting, and getting high within the walls of Hollywood and fame allowed Lindsay to create relationships but also lose herself in the process of fitting in.

•North Node: the purpose of her destiny is to take charge of her emotional security and come into her main character energy. North Node conjunct Moon (not a conjunction but we’ll take it as one since they sit in the same house) indicates someone who’s destined to become a mother, nurture herself, find emotional stability and establish herself (individuality, her resources, womanhood, motherhood…). Take responsibility for herself and own who she is.

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[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

I love the idea that morphing will feature more in movies in the animorphs universe post war and whenever one of the Anumorph's sees a morphing scene, they immediately mock the implausibility. Like, they see a shot of someone running while morphing with ease and mock how implausible that would be in real life

Oh yeah, and the biggest thing is that (I assume) Hollywood would have to make it look way less disturbing than it does in real life, if they wanted to show it on TV. Probably faster, too. So it'll become like childbirth is right now, where showing what it's really like would offend a lot of people and so instead it gets minimized to heckall.

At the extreme, it'd be as weirdly fast and weirdly pretty as the transformations in that godawful movie they made of Blood and Chocolate:

and Marco would probably bust a gut laughing every time he saw it played back.

[ryp3004]

Okay this is mostly for me to try and figure out Rebecca's character a little better but I figure why not put it out there.

Rebecca hates Adam and Lucille Prince. Since she was born, her entire life had been planned out for her by them regardless of what Rebecca wanted.

I think that she doesn't remember a pretty sizable chunk of her childhood, and that is the biggest reason why she let them take care of Ryanne.

But what she doesn't remember is important to her character. She doesn't remember being locked in her room for days on end because she broke a glass. She doesn't remember having to stand outside in the pouring rain for hours because her parents were at a party and locked the doors. She doesn't remember Lucille's nails biting into the skin of her wrist as she pulled her around, showing her off to each of their neighbors. She doesn't remember Adam's hand gripping the back of her neck, keeping her in place at whatever fancy event she was forced to attend.

I don't see Rebecca having close friends. I think her parents kept her isolated as a kid. She's in ballet, she's in tennis, she's in junior robotics, she's taking piano lessons, she's in girl scouts, she's in gymnastics. Lucille and Adam do everything they can to keep her away. She has no time or energy to put into any relationships with her peers. She's polite enough, her parents wouldn't settle for anything less, but I think kids could sense that disconnect.

The issues came when Rebecca hit puberty and started fighting back. She's stubborn as a mule and that lack of compliance leads to a lot of tension in that house.

In high school she fell into a bad crowd. She got addicted to cigarettes in 8th grade because the older kids with the cool music offered her one and that was the first time she was asked instead of told. That's how she met her then best friend, Emma. Emma was three years older than her but Emma listened to Rebecca and she craved it. They partied, they drank, they smoked, and Rebecca quit each of her after school programs.

Adam and Lucille were livid. They grounded her for months, locked her in her room again, withheld dinner, anything to try and get her back under control.

But Emma taught her how to pick locks. Emma taught her how to make a dummy out of pillows. Emma taught her how to turn off her location on her phone. Emma taught her how to be free.

Emma introduced her to Michael.

And wasn't that a breath of fresh air?

Michael practically worshipped the ground she walked on. He was constantly at her beck and call and so eager to please her and Rebecca loved it. She finally felt important to someone. Michael asked her questions about herself and he was the first person to notice the tattoo Emma gave her. Michael let her borrow his brother's video camera to make little movies. And Rebecca loved it. She loves making movies, she always has. She used to create intricate storylines between her Barbies and this is just that times 100. She gets a little cult following on YouTube and she starts getting closer to Michael.

Emma graduates and becomes a tattoo artist and stops answering Rebecca's calls. But that's okay, because she still has Michael, and they're going on a year together now. Rebecca thinks they might be together forever.

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Fuck...

Fuck...

She's pregnant.

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What kind of things do Hunt and Claire agree on as they plan to have a kid?

Like hypothetically, if your parents are a famous movie star and director, you’re gonna naturally be curious about film and tv. So maybe they say, like, you can be in the school play if you really want to, but we’re not letting you work as a child star

i think most of their conversations about it revolve around this exact topic. this ended up too long, i'm so sorry.

claire has lots of anxieties about being a mother: it is something she wants to be ("eventually... one day... in the future") but she feels very insecure about it. sometimes she thinks she's not cut for it. i think claire just fears repeating what both her parents did to her when she was a child. "planning" a child feels very weird to her, and i think it is a topic of conversation she Avoids (just like she Avoided the topic of marriage.) this is a theme in claire's character: for someone who demands clarity from her partners, she sure likes avoiding topics she finds uncomfortable. and, well, hunt does not.

so these conversations are not something she can escape from. i think it takes a while for hunt to figure out if: 1. claire wants to marry; 2. claire wants to have a child; and then, finally 3. how this is going to happen. at first claire says they shouldn't plan at all, that things are going to work out just fine. hunt tells her this is absurd. she says it's not fair to the child to have everything set in place before they're even here! hunt asks her if bringing a child into the world without any preparation is any fairer. as always, conflict moves them, so this is when they start having a productive discussion.

(it takes her a while but claire eventually understands that "planning for a child" is different from "planning their entire life ahead" and that her parents were complex individuals.)

as a former child star, claire would be terrified of putting her children in the same situation. the stress and pressure of it all, plus her dynamics with her parents (and her mother's fixation on her acting career) greatly defined her person. and she's a bit weirder because of it. i believe hunt shares her sentiment; he's more than aware how ruthless the industry can be for adults, let alone for children.

there are two things they agree very early on: their children may be interested in any art form (or whatever else they may like), but they're not going to pursue it professionally until they're old enough to understand what it means; and that the less exposition the better. the public wouldn't know grace's face until her 10th birthday. does baby #2 have a name? who knows. i think this is true of their relationship prior engagement as well.

most of all, i think they just want the kids to have a normal childhood. neither of them had one. they want the kids to explore who they are, try things out, make mistakes, etc, without fearing judgement (from them, or from others.) <- these are two overly critical people, and they know what criticism does to your soul. they don't want that to their children. so being kinder and accepting the babies as they are is also something hunt and claire agree on. learning experience.

i also believe they'd try to be present for their children. claire had her whole situation with her parents (one was Not There, the other one was only there when she was acting), and hunt had a very lonely childhood. so they agree on trying to be less weird about work. not easy for either of them! this is when claire has her... crisis. it does work out in the end. i think they're a happy little family.

[ruthey97]

Pt 2

[intuitive-bbloom]

𝕮𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖙𝖚𝖉𝖞 : ᴛɪᴍᴏᴛʜᴇᴇ ᴄʜᴀʟᴀᴍᴇᴛ

Todays celebrity character study is on the actor Timothee Chalamet and the characters he plays in film, this breakdown would be done with the asteroid actor in its persona chart, so actor persona chart to say the least.

I’m not taking requests for yourself so please don’t send them in or your charts asking me to interpret them. You can send different actors tho so we can see if it applies to them. Also don’t repost my work.

Mercury (How does he talk in his movies): He has the range of talking formally, in a lighthearted way but still with that serious edge, also has sarcastic undertones but with a burst of energy, he talks in his movies like he’s on the slow steady verge of spilling out what he truly feels in terms of anger or sadness. So in all, he talks in a straightforward way in a casual tone but once in contact with any emotional situation, he starts to have a steady climb like a volcano before exploding with emotions. (Mercury in Capricorn, in the 2nd house)

Aquarius Sun: From my observations, I’ve noticed another character Timothee tends to act in his movies are the rebel types, but not the rebels that are fighting for a cause or carry mars influence, but the type that embody the scrub energy, the odd, weird characters that give off the vibe that they indulge in recreational drugs and have a lack of grounding, more on the stoner intellectual path and on the unconventional side that bring light on the overlooked part of life, a delinquent to say the least.

Aquarius Uranus conjunct Capricorn Neptune further shows the point of his character's tendencies to indulge in drugs and many other forms of escapism, not to mention, petty crimes to get that high for drugs or money to buy drugs or share it.

Capricorn Neptune sextile Scorpio Ascendant: This is another highlight to showcase his characters exhibiting the chase and correlation to drugs and taboo subjects for the viewers to see. There’s a constant need for the characters he plays to indulge in forms of escapism and various highs that it’s obvious for the other characters in the movies to see and be affected by it.

Aquarius Uranus conjunct Aquarius Sun magnifies this radical, unconventional act he has going on, odd characters of peculiarity shine through here not to mention he acts the roles of young (Sun) misunderstood but quirky characters (Uranus).

3rd house: He also tends to act in movies that he’s the older sibling like in interstellar, beautiful boy and one and two, these are only a few to mention. He acts in movies that involve school, like being in high school or college or that involves a group of friends

Ascendant in Scorpio showcases his vibe in his movies as being sad, troubled or dealing with some emotional issues or engaging in taboo things, or being a person who is “bad” in terms of the actions they take. They can be broody or enigmatic or mysterious or angsty.

Pisces Venus (How does he act in romance films): From what I’ve noticed, he often plays the role of a lover who loves with all his heart in a movie, often the romance is complicated, he’s usually starring in movies in which his character is in love with a very close friend that borders on family, love that hurts or isn’t built to last or on some idealistic trip in which he believes true love would prevail. He embodies the lovelorn character who never truly gets his happy ending. This may be due to the fact that Saturn conjuncts his Venus so there would always be restrictions or some blockage there, it might also show of his love being directed at older men/more mature older characters like in the movie Call me by your name and Miss Stevens but doomed to fail because of his character’s idealistic nature.

Capricorn Jupiter in the second house: I have noticed that Timothee also tends to play characters in historical periods like The King and Little women, this is because of the second house being known for the past (history) and with the planet Jupiter being known for philosophy it breeds the roles he plays, a serious character of power and authority in historical worlds like King Henry (Capricorn).

Saturn sextile Moon: He tends to act in roles where father figures or important male figures impact the life of his character or affect him emotionally, be it with pushing his characters to the edge to grow or with some sort of awakening.

Moon trines Mercury: Timothee does an excellent job in being able to channel the emotion his characters feel into words for the audience to grasp and understand. There is a huge emotional impact there.

9th house in Cancer: The characters he acts tend to be in foreign countries that pay homage to a sense of home or where family dwells.

Moon in 6th: With his moon in this house, his emotions show on his physical body with ease, from eye contacts, hand movements and more. He does a good job as an actor of doing this, with a Taurus moon, it brings a more down to earth feel, as you see it so it is, with a more connected energy to the viewers and sensual too.

Taurus Moon sextile Pisces Venus: When it comes to the romantic roles he plays or when romance is involved in his characters, it dominates them, they aren’t afraid to show their emotions in love and express it openly to their object of affection when the time is right.

Asteroid Actor conjunct Mars: This showcases the passion and dedication that Timothee has for his roles and wouldn’t accept anything less than. He’s passionate, zestful and takes his work seriously and this can be seen by all who work with him and more.

Sagittarius Pluto in the 1st house and sextile Uranus Sun: The roles he tends to play for the world to see are roles that can get pretty dark, that have nuanced themes and are ever changing, he’s like a Jack of all trades and doesn’t shy away from different roles to play, from lovelorn teenagers, to royals planning war, to drug addicted young adults and more, he doesn’t stay stagnant especially in his performances.

© 2023 intuitive-bbloom

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There are very few issues this blogs agrees with the Pope on but surrogacy is one of them.

Olivia Maurel was born in the United States in 1991 through surrogacy. Now, she is campaigning to have the practice banned around the world. Maurel met Pope Francis on Thursday as part of her role as the spokesperson for the Casablanca Declaration for Abolition of Surrogacy.

BY NICOLE WINFIELDUpdated 12:44 PM EDT, April 5, 2024

ROME (AP) — An international campaign to ban surrogacy received a strong endorsement Friday from the Vatican, with a top official calling for a broad-based alliance to stop the “commercialization of life.”

A Vatican-affiliated university hosted a two-day conference promoting an international treaty to outlaw surrogacy, be it commercial arrangements or so-called altruistic ones. It’s based on the campaigners’ argument that the practice violates U.N. conventions protecting the rights of the child and surrogate mother.

At issue is whether there is a fundamental right to have a child, or whether the rights of children trump the desires of potential parents.

The conference, which also drew U.N. human rights representatives and experts, marked an acceleration of a campaign that has found some support in parts of the developing world and western Europe. At the same time, Canada and the United States are known for highly regulated arrangements that draw heterosexual and homosexual couples alike from around the world, while other countries allow surrogacy with fewer rules.

Pope Francis in January called for an outright global ban on the practice, calling it a despicable violation of human dignity that exploits the surrogate mother’s financial need. On Thursday, Francis met privately with one of the proponents calling for a universal ban, Olivia Maurel, a 33-year-old mother of three.

Maurel was born in the U.S. in 1991 via surrogacy and attributes a lifetime of mental health issues to the “trauma of abandonment” she says she experienced at birth. She says she was separated from her biological mother and given to parents who had contracted with an agency in Kentucky after experiencing infertility problems when they tried to have children in their late 40s.

Maurel says she doesn’t blame her parents and she acknowledges there are “many happy stories” of families who use surrogate mothers. But she says that doesn’t make the practice ethical or right, even with regulations, since she said she was made to sacrifice “for the desire of adults to have a child.”

“There is no right to have a child,” Maurel told the conference at the LUMSA university. “But children do have rights, and we can say surrogacy violates many of these rights.”

She and proponents of a ban argue that surrogacy is fundamentally different from adoption, since it involves creating a child for the specific purpose of separating him or her from the birth mother for others to raise as their own.

Monsignor Miloslaw Wachowski, undersecretary for relations with states in the Vatican secretariat of state, concurred, saying the practice reduces human procreation to a concept of “individual will” and desire, where the powerful and wealthy prevail.

“Parents find themselves in the role of being providers of genetic material, while the embryo appears more and more like an object: something to produce — not someone, but something,” he said.

He called for the campaign to ban the practice not to remain in the sphere of the Catholic Church or even faith-based groups, but to transcend traditional ideological and political boundaries.

“We shouldn’t close ourselves among those who think exactly the same way,” he said. “Rather, we should open up to pragmatic alliances to realize a common goal.”

The Vatican’s overall position, which is expected to be crystalized in a position paper Monday on human dignity, stems from its belief that human life begins at conception and must be given the consequent respect and dignity from that moment on. The Vatican also holds that human life should be created through intercourse between husband and wife, not in a petri dish, and that surrogacy takes in vitro fertilization a step further by “commercializing” the resulting embryo.

As the conference was getting underway, Italy’s main gay family advocacy group, Rainbow Families, sponsored a pro-surrogacy counter-rally nearby. The aim was to also voice opposition to proposals by Italy’s hard-right-led government to make it a crime for Italians to use surrogates abroad, even in countries where the practice is legal.

“We are families, not crimes,” said banners held by some of the 200 or so participants, many of them gay couples who traveled abroad to have children via surrogate.

A 2004 law already banned surrogacy in Italy. The proposed law would make it illegal in Italy for citizens to engage a surrogate mother in another country, with prison terms of up to three years and fines of up to 1 million euros ($1.15 million) for convictions.

Participants at the rally complained that the law would stigmatize their children and they denied anyone’s rights or dignity was violated in the surrogacy process, which they noted was legal and regulated.

“All parties involved are consenting, aware,” said Cristiano Giraldi, who with his partner Giorgio Duca used a surrogate in the U.S. to have their 10-year-old twins. “We have a stable relationship with our carrier, our children know her. So actually there is no exploitation, there is none of the things that they want the public to believe.”

In the U.S., Resolve, the National Infertility Association, which advocates for people experiencing infertility problems, has criticized any calls for a universal ban on surrogacy as harmful and hurtful to the many people experiencing the “disease of infertility.”

“Resolve believes that everyone deserves the right to build a family and should have access to all family building options,” Betsy Campbell, Resolve’s chief engagement officer, said in a telephone interview. “Surrogacy, and specifically gestational carrier surrogacy, is an option.”

She said the U.S. regulations, which include separate legal representation for the surrogate and the intended parents, and mental health and other evaluations, safeguard all parties in the process and that regardless less than 2% of pregnancies in the U.S. using assisted reproductive technology involves surrogacy.

“Most people do not expect to have infertility or to need medical assistance to build their families,” she said. “So when non-medical people speak about IVF and surrogacy in a negative way, it can be very discouraging and make an already challenging journey all the more challenging.”

Velina Todorova, a Bulgarian member of the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child, told the Rome conference that the U.N. committee hasn’t taken a definitive position on surrogacy, but that its concern was the rights of children born via the practice.

It was a reference to legislation to prevent parents from being able to register the births of children born through surrogacy in their home countries.

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Marilyn Monroe

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my mpreg au drawings so far

the basic background is kurlzz gets pregnant during the myspace era (2005) from a wild night with the band and nine months of stress and dysphoria later he gives birth to a beautiful baby girl, elsie <3

no one’s actually sure which of the guys are the bio father but johnny is the one who signs the birth certificate as elsie’s father, he takes legal responsibility as her dad but all of them take care of kurlzz and his daughter

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remember that time i saw a tiktoker say their account was a "safe space for straight people" and said that gay people should be in prison and get executed

on a another note, matts smile 🤭

[ruthey97]

Pt 2

[stardom2u]

MY Teen Sims Erykah had a baby with Orange Moon Ms.Octavia came to see her grandbaby Puma lol