#cf interview

[stardust-bridges]

Sarrelangue & Niandra present Celesta by Departamento Records (Interview and Premiere)

Celesta is the reunion of something that happened a long time ago, but that has always been present and always will be. It’s about something that begins purely, and for that reason will never be broken. That’s what this EP, the next release from Departamento Records, presented by Sarrelangue and Niandra, is about. It’s about a true friendship that will last a lifetime. Composed of four original…

[mostofthingsmostofthetime]

Hey, so I know it's been a long time, but I suddenly felt inspired to make some Annie Cresta Picrews. So here you go & I hope you like her as much as I do.

Pre games

Parade outfit

1st Interview

Training

Games

Victory interview

District 13

Post war

[mjracles]

gong yoo - iloom: i think of your thoughts commercial film behind the scenes (2014)

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[marinasdiamand]

Marina Diamandis talking about her journey with chronic fatigue syndrome on The Chronic Comeback podcast. Full episode available on Spotify here.

[mystarmyangel]

241126  YoonA x Qeelin - Dazed Korea Interview for December 2024 issue

[studioweus]

375 days till kanghyun’s return

[leatherbookmark]

reddit people agree that crazy form was a bit boring in that it lacked the usual teez oomph, which i agree with, BUT on the other hand they say they liked it better/it was better than bouncy, which ????? babes, how

[mindblowingscience]

In 2016, years before long COVID was a thing, the US National Institutes of Health, the largest single public funder of medical research in the world, launched a study into a long-neglected and puzzling condition: chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis, or ME/CFS. Eight years later, the results of that study are finally out. In one of the most thorough investigations to date, researchers took a deep dive into a small group of 17 people who developed ME/CFS after an infection and found distinct biological differences compared to 21 healthy controls. "Overall, what we show is that ME/CFS is unambiguously biological, with multiple organ systems affected," neurologist Avindra Nath, lead researcher of the study and clinical director of NIH's National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), said in an interview with JAMA. For decades, many doctors had dismissed ME/CFS as a psychosomatic condition that was 'all in patients' heads'. Now there is little doubt: a host of biological changes underpin ME/CFS.

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[cyanomys]

Dianna Cowern (formerly Physics Girl) and her caretakers are doing a livestream fundraiser today for research on Long Covid and ME/CFS. They’re taking questions and having interviews from her friends as well as experts. Any donation helps.

[disasterhimbo]

Everyone should watch Unrest (2017). It has captions and subtitles in many languages, so you can probably watch it even if English isn’t your first language. Please, if you ever have an hour and a half of spare time, please watch this movie:

It’s all about ME/CFS, an often-debilitating chronic illness that’s one of the most frequent conditions people develop after acute covid infections. The filmmaker, Jennifer Brea, has it, and she interviews many other people who have it, their families, and doctors, as well as going into the history of the illness. It’s important to watch this to support your friends who have it, and at this point, some of your friends probably do have it.

Edit: content warnings for discussion of suicide and suicidal ideation in the movie (but it ends on a hopeful note).

[mjracles]

gong yoo - iloom workroom life (2019)

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[marinasdiamand]

Marina Diamandis appears on The Chronic Comeback to talk about her experience with chronic fatigue syndrome

[mystarmyangel]

230929 YoonA's interview with ELLE Singapore (from 230928 Estee Lauder promo schedule)

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YOONA ON WHAT MAKES HER SMILE LIKE SARANG IN KING THE LAND, AND THE FAVOURITE ESTÉE LAUDER ITEM SHE’S GIFTING

Even after more than a decade in the K-pop and entertainment industry, Girls’ Generation’s Lim Yoona has a radiant charm that only gets sweeter with time. Her latest drama, King The Land, had viewers’ hearts fluttering with her lovely smile and flawless skin. Here in Singapore for the Estée Lauder Beauty Sleep Lounge pop-up in Paragon, she sits down with us for a group interview.

You are here in Singapore today to celebrate the launch of the Beauty Sleep Lounge event. What is your evening ritual for a good Beauty Sleep?

I like to do a gentle self-massage before going to bed every day. It helps with the absorption of skincare products and also helps to relax any tense muscles.

Recently, you have shown a variety of characters both as a singer and as an actress If there is a makeup look you like the most, please introduce one. 

I’ve experimented with a wide range of makeup looks throughout my career. Recently, it seems like many people have appreciated the daily makeup look of Sa-rang in King The Land. By using these two items together (cushion and lipstick), I can achieve a quick yet natural-looking makeup that appears lightly made up.

Sarang’s beautiful smile is a topic in the King The Land drama. What makes you smile in her daily life? The end of the year is approaching soon.

Like Sa-rang in King The Land, I often meet up with my friends and spend time together. We chat endlessly, sometimes laughing so much that our faces hurt, and I’ve gone home with aching cheeks on many occasions.

Please let us know if there is an item from the Estée Lauder brand that you would like to recommend as a year-end gift.

It’s amazing how quickly the year-end is approaching! I would recommend the Advanced Night Repair Serum from Estée Lauder. It’s a versatile item that anyone can use and would make a great gift choice.

Source: ELLE Singapore Direct Video: Link

[howdidthisevenhappenanyway]

there are some shockingly peaceful protests in coruscant (maybe sheev is away so there is less stirring up of trouble or something) and the media are in the thick of it, looking to stir up some ‘interesting’ news and nab commander fox and thorn (or maybe a visiting fronty CC like cody and bly?) and ask them ‘what is the clone’s opinion on these anti-war protests?’ as if the clones are all the same and have the same opinion)

anyway fox and thorn are like 🥰 ‘we would never speak for our troopers on such a matter, let’s ask them!’

and the crowd parts and a few shinies and vets come through, and they’re all holding carefully painted signs, even grizzler is wearing a painted sign. and fox and thorn compliment each of them on their art and all of the messages are like ‘civilian coruscanti workers 🤝 clone troopers deserve a fair wage and enough food!’

and ‘let your troopers sleep!’ and ‘less war profiteering more governing!’ and stuff. some are even for not firing the cfs and senate guard (and giving all of their work to unpaid corries). grizzler’s sign says ‘I smell a mastiff corruption problem’

anyway the holo channel cuts that interview obviously, but enough protestors captured the whole thing and it goes viral anyway

[highly-flammable]

While Peeta’s declaration of love for Katniss on national television was certainly in order to gain attention for both himself and Katniss, the deeper meaning to it is way more important.

Peeta, no matter how well he could play the audience, deep down resented the idea of the games. For him, the biggest slap in the face to the Capitol that he could give was to highlight the brutality of it on national television. This was very heavy-handed in his interview in CF, but it is equally a driving force in THG.

In CF, he put the focus on a family being broken up and destroyed, because he claimed he and Katniss were married with a baby she was carrying. But Peeta putting the spotlight on loss is a common element in his first interview as well.

Since he was distant with his family and had already been callously alluded to as good as dead by his mother, he was not going to point out how his family will be losing their youngest son. If you look at Katniss’ first interview, her role as the elder sister who needed to get back to her little sister was the emotional hook. Peeta could not have used his family in order to drive a similar sense of tragedy. Even if he could by lying, I don’t believe he could have brought himself to do that.

Then how does a boy who doesn’t think his family needs him, a boy who is certain he is going to die, make a statement to the Capitol? How does he contribute to the sense of tragedy? By sharing his longing for the one connection he wishes he had. While he didn’t force Katniss to respond to his declaration, what he did do through his interview and subsequent actions (teaming up with the careers to mislead them, staying up all night to watch over her when they have her trapped in the tree, getting her to run after the tracker jacker attack), was making it clear that when he dies, Katniss will lose out on someone that really really loves her. That is the tragedy, that even if she lives, she lost out. He, with all his love and all his best intentions would have made her happy, could have been happy with her, if not for the Capitol.

Knowing Peeta’s character, I am going to say that he even felt like he could make that declaration because he didn’t believe there were any way he could have survived the games. Both of them being alive at the end was obviously an unimaginable scenario so there was no circumstance in his mind where he believed Katniss would be forced to reciprocate.

People have this uncharitable assumption that Peeta did this to get Katniss to be with him, but the truth is precisely the opposite. The two of them being together only became a possibility after the rule change and Katniss coming to find him, and even then, Peeta was pointing out that while they might play the audience, they themselves know it’s an act. The reason he got confused and believed it was genuine later on was because Katniss risked her own life to save his and because on some level it was genuine and he could feel it.

[sickofthistoxicshit]

People are joking about ABC realizing why FOX put Ryan in interview jail - Without realizing the consequences of what FOX and KR have done.

Actors don't say anything that they aren't allowed to say, that is Hollywood's iron rule when filming a project.

Whatever Ryan is saying, he was given permission to do it.

ABC sees and understands the ramification of the homophobic narrative forced on the show on FOX's network they can see the bad writing and the altogether 'don't give a fuck about this' attitude the show was getting from it's showrunners.

ABC wouldn't take something that is circling the drain just to continue with the bad form of handling the show got so far.

Now Ryan, bless him, he loves Buck and he loves Oliver and thank God he loves Eddie, he understands the character better than anyone, he also knew where it was supposed to go when Murphy first hired him.

KR taking over put a wrench in that original plan but the choices made by both writers and actors on screen showed her exactly where she could shove her heteronormative narrative.

ABC is simply amplifying the obvious cast and writers cry and giving them a safe heaven to exist in peace.

It's not for nothing that the publicity and the premiere party were this big, this is a promise to the cast and crew that they will be treated better than the crap hole FOX network treated them.

Now, I don't know what will happen, but gay storyline or not, Eddie does love Buck to the core, it doesn't have to be in a romantic sense, it can be in any way possible, that saying alone does not scream gay, everything else that happened in the story up until now, however, does.

Because in CF Severide and Casey loved each other to the core in their best friend way, Vic and Travis love each other to the core in Station 19 without there being a romantic entanglement, Gibson loved Miller until he died still managing to stay straight lol and same for Cruz and Otis in CF - both had gfs both loved each other like brothers.

Eddie loves Buck, it doesn't have to mean anything romantic unless it was played into it, 911 leaned into it and failed to follow through on FOX, I am hoping ABC gives them that last shove.

After all, ABC is the home of Station 19, Home of the beautiful Marina pair, and the first male bi-character, finally, portrayed brilliantly by Eli in S6.

So stop saying Ryan is simply burning the house down, he does better PR for this show than all the anemic interviews Oliver was instructed to give so far.

Again, not Oliver's fault, KR made him, picked her favorite and dragged him down with her kicking and screaming. Shame on her and FOX.