#britney davis

[mikheleworld]

[kawaiigirl14]

[vivianbernadetteaurora]

Celebrity feuds aren’t they just the best they one of my favourite things ever even if they are PR drummed up or they are for real full of the times I do believe that they are real and then they play into the more to get the publicity to make money on both ends, we see here, Joan Crawford and Betty David The original enemies and I believe they had the same inside of moon and rising and often in industry when you have a conjunction, it can often make you butt heads when you have the same sunshine, same moonshine, same, same sign that conjunct each other, it can make you feel in competition with that person. It can make you feel that you feel your bad traits in them, but also your good traits. say Joan and Betty, we’re both Aries suns Gemini, moons and Scorpio rising, which surely you can see in the bottom picture gives Scorpio eyes, the crosses also give Aries, there’s a lot of mars energy here,and mercury feuding which makes me believe it

Brittany and Christina are both Sagittarians, and as I said on the whole thing with synastry ,,that’s hard Brittany is a libra, rising Christina’s an Aquarius rising , physical body would fall into Britney Spears is eighth house ninth house which a lot of feuds there seems to be a lot of 9th house synastry which means there’s room for growth, it’s just made me realise something with my ex he his son was in my 8/9 house. I didn’t feel a particular way about him but he definitely fell a particular way about me. I do believe you had a jealousy about him to me but I thought also how to flamed him so maybe like I said on a previous post, Azelia Banks was right it is a lovers tiff. Crawford, supposedly had a thing with Marilyn Monroe if you want to believe that that’s quite creepy to me.

Taylor and Kanye are opposite signs. Another opposition here he is a Gemini and she is a Sagittarius. There’s a lot of Sagittarius and Gemini energy here the mutable energy can be like that they’re not always the most reliable people and they’re not always the most loyal people. Let’s face it, but I’m going to post more feuds of people and see where we get. 

[noarthere1]

Movie Night

[crystal-lillies]

God. I. mm. I really want to like this series bc Ncuti and Millie are doing so well but mm. mmmm. I'll keep holding out until the end of the series. and also. RTD WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK WHY WOULD YOU LET THEM LESSEN THE EPISODE COUNT TO EIGHT??? EIGHT????? EIGHT????!!!!!!

SIR YOU WORKED WITH 13 EPISODE SERIES AND EVEN THEY HAD SOME ISSUES, AND NOW YOU HAVE FIVE LESS TO TELL A GOOD SERIES-LONG STORY.

Jodie's 13th doctor was held back by the cutting of episodes why the absolute holy fuck would you allow them to be cut any more. doing Ncuti's run dirty in ways that Jodie's had but worse!! WORSE!!! and if this is a wider BBC decision to cut the episodes and you wanted more, I'm sure you could have EASILY rallied tidal waves of support to pressure the BBC into giving Ncuti more episodes. Would I still have been a little bitter in that scenario that he would get the proper amount that Jodie lacked? Probably! But I'd have been happy for Ncuti! He deserves that much!

What the FUCK is the problem with longer episode runs across the board?? Short-form is great when it's done well for a limited series (and even then, "done well" is the key phrase) but it's not good for everything! Serialized TV shows need to fucking BREATHE.

I'm so sick and tired of the corset-compressed shows with 6 episodes, 8 episodes, 10 episodes, of things that WOULD have a decade ago gotten 15, 20, 22 episodes, or more! and would have thrived off of it!

Character arcs, story arcs, worldbuilding, all the Good Shit(tm) being shunted into little boxes and trimmed of any ounce of fat, but then the lean meat isn't even that good because it was rushed out by compressed writing rooms and overworked staff.

it's just one thing after another like, Moon Knight was amazing but an anemic SIX episodes. It was paced relatively fine, but it felt overall like a movie cut into six pieces rather than a TV show. And it was helped by everyone giving great performances and the origin story being pretty tight. Then Ms. Marvel REALLY suffered with her series ALSO being only six episodes! and her story felt a lot more like a teen coming of age fantasy that needed more room to breathe. Iman Vellani and her costars did a fantastic job, but I was left feeling like the story was missing pieces, and it needed. more. room. to. breathe.

Do I even need to mention Percy Jackson and NATLA? Both had young relatively green cast members give their all in a severely compressed version of a good base story, and we all are praying that the showrunners will learn from their mistakes.

Is this just "the way things are in streaming now"??? because for the most part, it sucks! and who the fuck decides "oh for streaming, we're just going to do super short seasons now" because they're stupid! Look at Delicious in Dungeon/Dungeon Meshi! We're getting weekly drops in an era of all-or-nothing, AND we're 20+ episodes in and still not at the end! And it's GREAT! DO MORE LIKE THAT!!

jfc sorry this turned into a rant but god damn I'm so upset Doctor Who got sucked into the gross streaming trend of fewer episodes too. it just ruins so many good stories.

[featherlesswings]

Doctor Who se01 e02 The End of the World gets funnier with every decade that passes. The iPod joke has an extra layer of lulz now that they’re obsolete, and they were the most cutting of edge in 2005.

[denimbex1986]

'Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies breaks down why he enjoys staging pop musical numbers for his villains. The showrunner who helped relaunch Doctor Who for the 21st century has returned after fourteen years to helm the series amid large production changes and milestone celebrations. With David Tennant's 60th anniversary return complete, Davies will steer the show into a new era as Ncuti Gatwa steps into the role of the Fifteenth Doctor in 2023's seasonal special, "The Church on Ruby Road."

With the final Doctor Who 60th anniversary story "The Giggle" now revealed to the world, Davies reflected on why pop songs have been used in his villains' most dastardly moments when viewing the Toymaker's choreographed rampage to "Spice Up Your Life" during the episode's official commentary on the BBC iPlayer. The showrunner explained to Tennant that he found pop music has a "savagery" to it, as seen in both "The Giggle" and season 3's "The Sound of Drums." Check out Davies' full explanation below:

Russell Davies: In all great pop music, there’s a savagery to it… It’s like in the middle of a song, people are being slaughtered. It’s pure Doctor Who, isn’t it? Well, actually it’s.. Even Doctor Who doesn’t often do this. It’s just nuts. See, it’s a mad episode…. I’m always using pop music like that. I just think there’s a savagery to it, a darkness in there somewhere. The relentlessness, that’s the word. There’s a ruthlessness to pop music.

David Tennant: The Sound of Drums, there was.

Davies: Yeah, yeah, yeah! It’s bang, bang, bang. Good pop is, like, hard.

Russell T Davies' Musical Villain Moments Leave An Impact On Viewers

Davies' use of unexpected needle drops for dastardly deeds has been a recurring element ever since he first brought Doctor Who back. "The End of the World" saw the surgically augmented human Cassandra plot to incinerate a party of alien ambassadors to Britney Spears's "Toxic." Meanwhile, season 3's two-part finale "The Sound of Drums/Last of the Time Lords" saw the Master decimate humanity to Rogue Trader's "Voodoo Child," and torment the Tenth Doctor and other captives to Scissor Sisters' "I Can't Decide."

This isn't limited to Davies' Doctor Who work either. His 2019 sci-fi series Years and Years set a general election that led to the rise of a far-right political party to Steps' "Tragedy," with Emma Thompson's party leader Viviene Rook even learning to dance to it. Like the Doctor Who example, the doomed general election paired with the upbeat track leaves a mark, as the central Lyons family is divided politically and the world is gradually spiraling further into chaos. These sequences have become some of Davies' most fondly remembered moments, for either showing the sheer carefree insanity of a villain or emphasizing bleak, uncontrollable developments.

The Toymaker's brutal "Spice Up Your Life" routine is a standout set-piece within Doctor Who's 60th anniversary specials. The moment comes as a surprise and leads into a terrifying display of the villain's powers, as the Fourteenth Doctor can only plead as highly-trained soldiers are turned into balls and his companions are swept up in the chaos. Doctor Who fans are sure to be unable to dissociate "Spice Up Your Life" from the Toymaker's unsettling antics.'

[lovinafternoon]

omg two princesses in same music video 😻😻

[stopandimagineloveforever]

Some of my favorite Met Gala looks this year. 💯

[mikheleworld]

[kawaiigirl14]

[starkiddreamcasting]

Starkid Starlight Express

All aboard the Starkid dreamcast for Starlight Express, Andrew Lloyd Weber’s beautiful mess of a musical! I know this show has about seven different versions, but I used the current German version as the basis for this dreamcast (with obvious concessions of skating abilities). This has been one of the most anticipated dreamcasts yet based on the amount of people who voted for it, so I hope it doesn’t disappoint!

1. Brian Rosenthal as Rusty 2. Kim Whalen as Pearl 3. Curt Mega as Greaseball 4. Jae Hughes as Electra 5. Lauren Walker as Mama 6. Denise Donovan as Dinah 7. Jon Matteson as Caboose 8. Alex Paul as Carrie 9. Britney Coleman as Belle 10. Richard Campbell as Dustin 11. Nico Ager as Manga 12. Will Branner as Volta 13. Tyler Brunsman as Ruhrgold 14. Brant Cox as Brexit 15. Hamilton Davis as Rocky 2 16. Corey Dorris as Turnov 17. Mariah Rose Faith as Joule 18. Brian Holden as Flat Top 19. Janaya Mahealani Jones as Rocky 3 20. Lauren Lopez as Coco 21. Joey Richter as Espresso 22. James Tolbert as Rocky 1 23. Virginia Vass as Wrench 24. Joe Walker as Killerwatt

Swings: Clark Baxtresser, Bryce Charles, Eric Kahn Gale, Alle-Faye Monka, Joe Moses, Rachael Soglin

Understudies: Nico Ager (Brexit, Espresso, Ruhrgold), Clark Baxtresser (Ruhrgold, Turnov, Manga, Wrench), Will Branner (Electra), Tyler Brunsman (Caboose, Dustin, Volta), Bryce Charles (Pearl, Belle, Coco, Rocky 3), Brant Cox (Rusty, Caboose), Hamilton Davis (Greaseball), Corey Dorris (Flat Top, Rocky 1, Rocky 3), Mariah Rose Faith (Dinah), Eric Kahn Gale (Rocky 1, Rocky 2, Killerwatt, Espresso), Janaya Mahealani Jones (Mama, Belle), Lauren Lopez (Carrie, Volta), Alle-Faye Monka  (Pearl, Carrie, Joule, Wrench), Joe Moses (Dustin, Flat Top, Rocky 2, Turnov), Joey Richter (Greaseball, Killerwatt), Rachael Soglin (Mama, Dinah, Brexit, Manga), James Tolbert (Rusty, Electra), Virginia Vass (Joule, Coco)

Make sure to leave any show suggestions or any questions on my casting choices so I can explain them.

[noarthere1]

L Birds - First Meet part 2

[beemovieerotica]

reposting this because i really unlocked something here

[bobbie-robron]

Ladies and gentlemen, can we have a big round of applause please for Britney Spears!

It’s Victoria’s birthday and when she sees the type of doll given to her, she brings up the infamous Walter. Later, there’s the official birthday party that Robert and Katie help organize. Jack airs his woes about Victoria to Diane who shows up during the party with the perfect activity for the kids - designing their own t-shirts. Jack is quite grateful for Diane’s help, he couldn’t have done it without her. This essentially starts Jack & Diane getting back together over the next couple of episodes.

31-Mar-2003