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Visions of Ecstasy (1989) Nigel Wingrove

January 13th 2023

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[100-sexiest]

Current list of nominations ready for voting to find the most goonable celeb of 2023. Further suggestions can be sent via DM to @100-sexiest and voting will begin Jan 1st

Addison Rae

Alena Shishkova

Alexa Bliss

Alexis Ren

Alice Chater

Alice Delish

Alla Bruletova

Amara Cordova

Amber Heard

Amelie Zilber

Amouranth

Amy Childs

Amy Schumer

Ana De Armas

Angela White

Anna Kendrick

Anna Nystrom

Anne Hathaway

Anya Taylor-Joy

Anyuta Rai

Ariana Grande

Aspen Mansfield

Asuna Yuuki

Aubrey Plaza

Autumn Falls

Ava Max

Avril Lavigne

Bebe Rexha

Bella Hadid

Bella Thorne

Belle Delphine

Belle Poarch

Bhad Bhabie

Billie Faiers

Breckie Hill

Britney Spears

Camilo Cabello

Cara Delvigne

Carmella Rose

Carmen Electra

Charli D'Amelio

Charli XCX

Charlotte Dawson

Charlotte Lawrence

Charly Jordan

Chelsea Healey

Cherry Crush

Chloe Grace Moretz

Chloe Khan

Chloe Madeley

Chloe Sims

Coconut Kitty

Corinna Kopf

Courtney Stodden

Daisy Keech

Daisy Ridley

Danielle Mason

Demi Rose

Dove Cameron

Elisha Herbert

Elizabeth Hurley

Elizabeth Olsen

Emilia Clarke

Emily Atack

Emily Elizabeth

Emily Feld

Emily Ratajkowski

Emma Kotos

Emma Roberts

Emma Stone

Emma Watson

Eva Elfie

Faith Seed

Foxy Menagerie

Gal Gadot

Gigi Hadid

Greta Thunberg

Hailee Steinfeld

Hailey Bieber

Hailey Sigmond

Hannah OwO

Hannah Palmer

Havanna Winter

Hayden Panettiere

Holly Hagan

Ichinose Asuna

Iggy Azalea

Ivanka Peach

Ivanka Trump

Jemima Robinson

Jenna Ortega

Jennifer Lawrence

Jessica Weaver

Jesy Nelson

Jordyn Jones

Jorgie Porter

Julia Burch

Kaley Cuoco

Kali Roses

Kate Mara

Kate Moss

Kate Upton

Katelyn Elizabeth

Katie Price

Katie Sigmond

Katy Perry

Keeley Hazell

Keira Knightly

Kelsey Calemine

Kendall Jenner

Kendra Wilkinson

Khloe Kardashian

Kiernan Shipka

Kim Kardashian

Kourtney Kardashian

Kristen Hancher

Kyla Dodds

Kylie Jenner

Kylie Minogue

Lara Croft

Lauren Burch

Lauren Conrad

Lauren Pope

Lea Elui

Lele Pons

Lily Collins

Lily Easton

Lindsay Lohan

Lois Griffin

Lola Bynny

Loren Gray

Lorraine Ward

Lucy Hale

Lucy Mecklenburgh

Maddison Fox

Madi Teeuws

Madison Beer

Maggie Lindemann

Malu Trevejo

Margot Robbie

Maria Domark

Megan Fox

Meika Woollard

Mia Malkova

Mila Kunis

Miley Cyrus

Millie Mackintosh

Miranda Lawson

Mishka Silva

Molly-Mae Hague

Morgan Harvill

Natalia Fadeev

Natalie Dormer

Nicki Minaj

Nicole Demora

Nicole Scherzinger

Olivia Dunne

Olivia Ponton

Paige Thorn

Paisley Porter

Paris Hilton

Piper Rockelle

Pixie Lott

Pokimane

Polina Malinovskaya

Polly Marchant

Poppy

Power

Presley Elise

Rachel Brockman

Rachel Cook

Ramona Flowers

Renee Herbert

Ria Sunn

Rias Gremory

Rihanna

Riley Reid

Roberta Tubbs

Rolyat

Rooney Mara

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

Rubi Rose

Sabrina Carpenter

Samara Weaving

Sarah Hyland

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Scarlet Johnasson

Selena Gomez

Shakira

Sicily Rose

Skyla Jay Carpenter

Sommer

Sophie Grace

Sophie Turner

Summer Glau

Sydney Sweeny

Tammy Hembrow

Taylor Swift

Tila Tequila

Uffie

Vanessa Hudgens

Veronica Lake

Vicky Pattison

Violet Summers

Whitney Thornqvist

Willow Hand

Yor Forger

Zendaya

Zoe Sugg

Zoey Deutch

[fictionandfauna]

An author stole my book idea

What do you do when someone else publishes your book?

I was scrolling on my phone, browsing a selection of soon-to-be-released books when one in particular caught my eye.

I read the blurb and let out an audible gasp. 

The author stole my book idea. 

This man who I’ve never met, somehow managed to reach inside my brain, pluck out my story idea, write the book I am writing right now, and turn it into a fully fledged novel. He beat me to print, and now the novel I’ve been working on for the last few months is headed for the trash because how can I continue to write a story that has already been written?

It feels like my “life's work” has been stolen, cruelly whipped away from me overnight. The story that has been building and percolating inside me for years, preparing itself to arrive in my brain and out onto the page.

An accurate depiction of me discovering someone else is publishing the book I’m writing

Although, it’s possible that he didn’t actually steal my idea. It’s probable even because he couldn’t have. I don’t even know the guy. The far more likely scenario is that it is just an astonishing coincidence. He happened to have the exact same book idea at the same time as me, but the difference is: he’s a well known, successful, professional crime writer who actually managed to finish the story (and probably did a fantastic job), and I am an unpublished novice writer, who punches out a few hundred words here and there when inspiration strikes.

The best theory as to what has happened is that I have become the victim of a phenomena known as “simultaneous invention”.

Simultaneous invention is the concept that inventions and ideas are conceived independently by different creators, but at the same time.

“Rather than being the products of the individual mind, multiples (aka - simultaneous discoveries) are said to prove that creative ideas are the effects of the zeitgeist, or spirit of the times. At a specific instant in the history of a domain, the time becomes ripe for a given idea. The idea is “in the air” for anyone to pick, making its inception inevitable.” - Dean Keith Simonton, creativity researcher

There are mind-boggling cases of simultaneous invention documented throughout history. Here are some of the most famous instances:

1600s: Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz both discover calculus.

1770s: Carl Wilhelm Scheele and Joseph Priestley discover oxygen.

1800s: Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace both describe natural selection.

1839: Louis Daguerre and Henry Fox Talbot invent the first photographic methods.

1869: Louis Ducos du Hauron and Charles Cros present the earliest workable methods of colour photography on the same day.

1876: Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell independently, on the same day, filed patents for invention of the telephone.

1879: British physicist-chemist Joseph Swan independently developed an incandescent light bulb at the same time as American inventor Thomas Edison was independently working on his incandescent light bulb.

1950s: Jonas Salk and Albert Bruce Sabin invent the polio vaccine.

2015: Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald are jointly awarded the Nobel prize for finding that neutrinos have mass.

It sounds like something from a Blake Crouch novel. The idea that two complete strangers, anywhere in the world could come up with the exact idea at the same time. It would be written off as pure science fiction if it weren’t so thoroughly documented. 

It came for Charles Darwin, it came for Alexander Bell, and now, it has come for me.

Since I’ve had a solid 48 hours to walk around the house moaning in despair, I figure it’s probably time to put my big girl pants on and think about what to do next.

What does one do when someone else publishes the book you were going to write?

If there’s one thing this sad experience has taught me, it’s this: Do not sleep on that creative idea.

I thought I had all the time in the world to write my story. Donna Tartt took 9 years to write The Secret History, after all. Maybe I could take 9 years to write my debut novel too. But modern life and our shared experience may lead to someone else coming to the same conclusions – or ideas – as you have, somewhere in the world. 

This doesn’t just apply to writing. It can happen in any field where creativity and imagination are at play. 

Where does this leave me and my manuscript? I think I’ll hold onto it a little longer before sending it to my computer’s trash bin forever. Even though the original premise and core of the story is no longer viable, perhaps there’s something there worth saving. Maybe a shift in perspective or narrative voice. Could it be a white collar crime thriller instead of a murder? Could I set it in a different era? Could I change the genre? Who knows. Maybe this whole saga is a good thing and will force me to pivot. Now, I’m compelled to look at how I can better improve upon what the story was set to become. 

One of the people in my writer's group said that this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If his book sells well, publishers will be frothing to produce more of the same. That said, I’m not sure how I feel about being the runner-up for the prize of cool and interesting story ideas. 

So what’s the solution to this confounding mystery of the human mind? How can you ensure your work remains true and original to you when at any point in time, some random person out in the world might be working on the exact same thing? 

Maybe the answer is to simply try and be the first to launch, and to do your best not to let perfectionism hold you back from getting started. Maybe done is better than perfect. Or, if you instead find yourself in the same boat as me, is there room to move and change your approach? Could you see it as an opportunity to pivot and find a fresh, unexpected angle?

The truth is, I was stuck in a bit of a rut anyway. I fell out of love with the story idea a few weeks back. When I started writing months ago, I kicked off with a hiss and a roar, smashing my daily word count goal and picking up steam until I hit a wall. I didn’t like the characters and writing became a slog. Instead of feeling inspired and excited by the story, I felt bored and disillusioned. It became something I thought I simply had to finish to avoid the “sunk cost fallacy”.

This uncanny coincidence has forced me to open doors to new possibilities with the story that I hadn’t allowed myself to consider before. Now that the original plan has gone out the window, the idea of returning to the old draft feels strangely exciting again. Like anything is possible and the book could go in any direction. 

But I guess you’ll just have to wait and see… Maybe I’ve already said too much.

[rainbowmagicfairyfight]

Rainbow Magic Fairy Fight

Round 1

Round 1: Abigail the Breeze Fairy, Addison the April Fool's Day Fairy, Adele the Singing Coach Fairy, Aisha the Astronaut Fairy, Aisha the Princess and the Pea Fairy, Alexa the Fashion Reporter Fairy, Alexandra the Royal Baby Fairy, Alice the Tennis Fairy, Alison the Art Fairy, Ally the Dolphin Fairy (August 16)

Round 2: Alyssa the Snow Queen Fairy, Amber the Orange Fairy, Amelia the Singing Fairy, Amelie the Seal Fairy, Amy the Amethyst Fairy, Angelica the Angel Fairy, Anna the Arctic Fox Fairy, Annabelle the Drawing Fairy, Annie the Detective Fairy, Anya the Cuddly Creatures Fairy (August 17)

Round 3: Aria the Synchro Fairy, Ariana the Firefighter Fairy, Ashley the Dragon Fairy, Autumn the Falling Leaves Fairy, Ava the Sunset Fairy, Bea the Buddha Day Fairy, Becky the Best Friend Fairy, Bella the Bunny Fairy, Belle the Birthday Fairy, Bethany the Ballet Fairy (August 18)

Round 4: Billie the Baby Goat Fairy, Blossom the Flower Girl Fairy, Bobbi the Bouncy Castle Fairy, Bonnie the Bike-Riding Fairy, Brianna the Bee Fairy, Brooke the Photographer Fairy, Caitlin the Ice Bear Fairy, Callie the Climbing Fairy, Camilla the Christmas Present Fairy, Cara the Camp Fairy (August 19)

Round 5: Cara the Coding Fairy, Carly the Schoolfriend Fairy, Carmen the Cheerleading Fairy, Carrie the Snow Cap Fairy, Catherine the Fashion Princess Fairy, Charles the Coronation Fairy, Charlie the Sunflower Fairy, Charlotte the Baby Princess Fairy, Chelsea the Chimpanzee Fairy, Chelsea the Congratulations Fairy (August 20)

Round 6: Cherry the Cake Fairy, Cheryl the Christmas Tree Fairy, Chloe the Topaz Fairy, Chrissie the Wish Fairy, Clare the Caring Fairy, Claudia the Accessories Fairy, Coco the Cupcake Fairy, Coral the Reef Fairy, Courtney the Clownfish Fairy, Crystal the Snow Fairy (August 21)

Round 7: Daisy the Festival Fairy, Danielle the Daisy Fairy, Danni the Drum Fairy, Darcey the Dance Diva Fairy, Debbie the Duckling Fairy, Deena the Diwali Fairy, Demi the Dressing-Up Fairy, Destiny the Pop Star Fairy, Edie the Garden Fairy, Eleanor the Snow White Fairy (August 22)

Round 8: Elisa the Adventure Fairy, Elisha the Eid Fairy, Elizabeth the Jubilee Fairy, Ella the Rose Fairy, Elle the Thumbelina Fairy, Ellen the Explorer Fairy, Ellie the Guitar Fairy, Elodie the Lamb Fairy, Elsa the Mistletoe Fairy, Elsie the Engineer Fairy (August 23)

Round 9: Emily the Emerald Fairy, Emma the Easter Fairy, Erin the Firebird Fairy, Esme the Ice Cream Fairy, Esther the Kindness Fairy, Etta the Elephant Fairy, Eva the Enchanted Ball Fairy, Evelyn the Mermicorn Fairy, Evie the Mist Fairy, Faith the Cinderella Fairy (August 24)

Round 10: Fatima the Face-Painting Fairy, Felicia the Fidget Toy Fairy, Fern the Green Fairy, Fiona the Flute Fairy, Fizz the Fireworks Fairy, Flora the Fancy Dress Fairy, Florence the Friendship Fairy, Frances the Royal Family Fairy, Francesca the Football Fairy, Frankie the Make-up Fairy (August 25)

Round 11: Frenchie the Bulldog Fairy, Freya the Friday Fairy, Gabby the Bubble Gum Fairy, Gemma the Gymnastics Fairy, Georgia the Guinea Pig Fairy, Giselle the Christmas Ballet Fairy, Goldie the Sunshine Fairy, Grace the Glitter Fairy, Greta the Earth Fairy, Gwen the Beauty and the Beast Fairy (August 26)

Round 12: Hana the Hanukkah Fairy, Hannah the Happy Ever After Fairy, Harper the Confidence Fairy, Harriet the Hamster Fairy, Hayley the Rain Fairy, Heather the Violet Fairy, Heidi the Vet Fairy, Helen the Sailing Fairy, Helena the Horseriding Fairy, Holly the Christmas Fairy (August 27)

Round 13: Honey the Sweet Fairy, Hope the Welcome Fairy, Imogen the Ice Dance Fairy, India the Moonstone Fairy, Isabella the Air Fairy, Isla the Ice Star Fairy, Ivy the Worry Fairy, Izzy the Indigo fairy, Jacinda the Peace Fairy, Jade the Disco Fairy (August 28)

Round 14: Jae the Boy Band Fairy, Jasmine the Present Fairy, Jayda the Snowboarding Fairy, Jessica the Jazz Fairy, Jessie the Lyrics Fairy, Josie the Jewellery-Making Fairy, Jude the Librarian Fairy, Julia the Sleeping Beauty Fairy, Juliet the Valentine Fairy, Kat the Jungle Fairy (August 29)

Round 15: Kate the Royal Wedding Fairy, Kathryn the PE Fairy, Katie the Kitten Fairy, Kayla the Pottery Fairy, Keiko the Diving Fairy, Keira the Film Star Fairy, Kimberley the Koala Fairy, Kimi the Bubble Tea Fairy, Kitty the Tiger Fairy, Konnie the Christmas Cracker Fairy (August 30)

Round 16: Kylie the Carnival Fairy, Lacey the Little Mermaid Fairy, Lara the Black Cat Fairy, Lauren the Puppy Fairy, Layla the Candyfloss Fairy, Layne the Surfing Fairy, Leah the Theatre Fairy, Leahann the Birthday Present Fairy, Leona the Unicorn Fairy, Lexi the Firefly Fairy (August 31)

Round 17: Li the Labrador Fairy, Libby the Story-Writing Fairy, Lila and Myla the Twins Fairies, Lily the Rainforest Fairy, Lindsay the Luck Fairy, Lisa the Jelly Bean Fairy, Lizzie the Sweet Treats Fairy, Lois the Balloon Fairy, Lola the Fashion Show Fairy, Lottie the Lollipop Fairy (September 1)

Round 18: Louise the Lily Fairy, Lucy the Diamond Fairy, Lulu the Lifeguard Fairy, Luna the Loom Band Fairy, Lydia the Reading Fairy, Maddie the Playtime Fairy, Madeleine the Cookie Fairy, Madison the Magic Show Fairy, Maisie the Moonbeam Fairy, Mara the Meerkat Fairy (September 2)

Round 19: Mariana the Goldilocks Fairy, Marissa the Science Fairy, Martha the Doctor Fairy, Mary the Sharing Fairy, Maryam the Nurse Fairy, Maya the Harp Fairy, Megan the Monday Fairy, Meghan the Wedding Sparkle Fairy, Melissa the Sports Fairy, Melodie the Music Fairy (September 3)

Round 20: Mia the Bridesmaid Fairy, Michelle the Winter Wonderland Fairy, Miley the Stylist Fairy, Milly the River Fairy, Mimi the Laughter Fairy, Molly the Goldfish Fairy, Monica the Marshmallow Fairy, Morgan the Midnight Fairy, Naomi the Netball Fairy, Natalie the Christmas Stocking Fairy (September 4)

Round 21: Niamh the Invitation Fairy, Nicki the Holiday Camp Fairy, Nina the Birthday Cake Fairy, Nur the Vlogger Fairy, Olivia the Orchid Fairy, Orla the Inventor Fairy, Padma the Pirate Fairy, Paige the Pantomime Fairy, Paloma the Dodgems Fairy, Pandora the Poodle Fairy (September 5)

Round 22: Paula the Pumpkin Fairy, Pearl the Cloud Fairy, Penelope the Foal Fairy, Penny the Pony Fairy, Perrie the Paramedic Fairy, Phoebe the Fashion Fairy, Pia the Penguin Fairy, Pippa the Poppy Fairy, Polly the Party Fun Fairy, Poppy the Piano Fairy (September 6)

Round 23: Priya the Polar Bear Fairy, Rae the Rollercoaster Fairy, Rebecca the Rock 'n' Roll Fairy, Rihanna the Seahorse Fairy, Riley the Skateboarding Fairy, Rita the Frog Princess Fairy, Rita the Rollerskating Fairy, Robyn the Christmas Party Fairy, Rochelle the Star Spotter Fairy, Rosalie the Rapunzel Fairy (September 7)

Round 24: Rosie the Honey Bear Fairy, Roxie the Baking Fairy, Ruby the Red Fairy, Ruth the Red Riding Hood Fairy, Sabrina the Sweet Dreams Fairy, Sadie the Saxophone Fairy, Samantha the Swimming Fairy, Samira the Superhero Fairy, Sara the Party Games Fairy, Sarah the Sunday Fairy (September 8)

Round 25: Sasha the Slime Fairy, Saskia the Salsa Fairy, Savannah the Zebra Fairy, Scarlett the Garnet Fairy, Selena the Sleepover Fairy, Selma the Snow Leopard Fairy, Seren the Sausage Dog Fairy, Shannon the Ocean Fairy, Shelley the Sherbet Fairy, Sianne the Butterfly Fairy (September 9)

Round 26: Sienna the Saturday Fairy, Sky the Blue Fairy, Skyler the Fireworks Fairy, Sophia the Snow Swan Fairy, Sophie the Sapphire Fairy, Soraya the Skiing Fairy, Stella the Star Fairy, Storm the Lightning Fairy, Summer the Holiday Fairy, Sunny the Yellow Fairy (September 10)

Round 27: Susie the Sister Fairy, Tallulah the Tuesday Fairy, Tamara the Tooth Fairy, Taylor the Talent Show Fairy, Teri the Trampolining Fairy, Thea the Thursday Fairy, Tia the Tulip Fairy, Tiana the Toy Fairy, Tilly the Teacher Fairy, Trixie the Halloween Fairy (September 11)

Round 28: Tyra the Dress Designer Fairy, Una the Concert Fairy, Vanessa the Dance Steps Fairy, Victoria the Violin Fairy, Violet the Painting Fairy, Whitney the Whale Fairy, Willow the Wednesday Fairy, Yasmeen the Canoeing Fairy, Yasmin the Night Owl Fairy, Zadie the Sewing Fairy (September 12)

Round 29: Zainab the Squishy Toy Fairy, Zara the Starlight Fairy, Zoe the Skating Fairy (September 13)

[leonardcohenofficial]

Hi Maddie <3 I’ve been watching Man From Uncle and I’d love to know your favourite guest stars throughout the shows run! I’ve seen the Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner episode but who else can I look out for??

there are so many good guest stars throughout the whole run! robert culp shows up in the first season episode "the shark affair" and it's. uncomfortably horny; jack palance, janet leigh, joan blondell, elisha cook jr., and other fantastic golden age actors show up in "the concrete overcoat affair"; "the never-never affair" is wild and features barbara feldon and cesar romero; sonny and cher are in "the hot number affair" which is a bad episode that i still found incredibly funny; vincent price is great in "the foxes and hounds affair"; i just watched joan collins in a dual role in "the galatea affair" last night which was a pretty good episode for season three standards (and she's always awesome); ricardo montalbán is charming and funny in "the king of diamonds affair"; i haven't seen the episode angela lansbury guest stars in ("the deadly toys affair") but she's always awesome!

these ones are just off the top of my head but the list of episodes on wikipedia for the most part also tells you who the guest stars are so you can keep your eyes peeled for any names you recognize!

[okinawa-division]

Ace's Thoughts on Arakawa Division

Alexis Ward

"Hmm... I think I recall seeing her a few times back when I was staying in the White House. Of course, I can't be sure if that was her or not. No offense, but all guards start to blend together when they're all wearing the same uniform and have the same stern look on their face. Not that I don't appreciate them for their work or anything, but sometimes having them follow me and my family around can be very annoying, especially when I just wanted some time for myself. When my father assigned me this role, I was kinda glad he didn't assign any guards with me. ...Though I wonder if that was due to the fact that he was planning on sending Kyler after me."

"But anyway, from reading up on her, she seems to have a disliking for my father, like I do. Plus, I heard she managed to save that Kyler on a mission. Ha. I've not met her, and I already like her."

Hoàng Diệu

"Hmm... her skin and name sounds Vietnamese, but almost nothing about this woman is concrete. I do know she works in jewelry design. Evelyn is a big fan of her jewelry. Me, it's alright, but it seems a little too girly for me. But besides that, she seems very... sultry. Almost like a fox. I guess considering the team's symbol is a fox, this should be obvious."

Ivelisse Martinez

"A yoga instructor? Interesting. My mom and oldest sister, Elisha, often practice that stuff together along with the other women in the park or gymnasium. Me, I never had the patience to learn, though I did give it a shot once. I was a little embarrassed being the only male in the group, so I left cause... well, cause it was awkward, okay? Let's just leave it at that. I'm not saying men can't do it, but maybe it'd be better if more men tried it. Then I'd be willing to give it a shot again."

"Besides that, I'm a bit... confused about how to feel about this woman, exactly. The reason being is because of Rashaad. If the fact that both he and her are Puerto Rican wasn't a hint, ever since he received a picture of her, he's been completely... quiet about her. For those who know him, this isn't exactly out of character for the guy. Ever since I met him, Rashaad has always been a bit closed off when it comes to his past or origins. Even though Evelyn and I have known him for years, he still doesn't tell us all about himself. So, my best guess is this woman is someone from his past. Either a family member, or a former love. I can't claim to know anything about that, but I hope he knows that he doesn't have to deal with whatever he's going through by himself..."

Sounds of Silence

"'Sounds of Silence...' Hmm. The team name is certainly original. I'd wager it may be due to the fact that these women aren't all that they appear to be. I mean, I don't know about the other two, but I know for a fact that Alexis isn't just a photographer. But... I should probably keep quiet about that in case she's undercover or something. Last thing I want is to be the reason an agent failed in her mission, whatever that it is."

"But I have to wonder what these women's roles in this tournament is. They don't seem... hostile, but I'm not sure about their reasoning for being here. What's more, I'm really worried about Rashaad and that yoga instructor. If we are to face this team, I hope he doesn't let whatever is bothering him about her deter him. We need everyone focused in this tournament. Anything from our past that ruins that focus doesn't need to be let in our heads. I hope he knows that."

[girldox]

Independent & highly selective multi-muse consisting of characters from predominantly 90s to 2000s sources of media. Taking inspiration from the terrors of girlhood, NyloMag and CosmoGIRL! magazines circa noughties, the "mean girl" trope in film and television, and the start of the internet and myspace age. All characters are headcanon based, often with a twist of supernatural mythology attached to their portrayal. Tracking: #girldox, [she/her, 22, uk]. Muses listed down below! ✩

Film, [ * for highest muse.

Baby Firefly, House of 1000 Corpses (2003). * Faceclaim: Sheri Moon Zombie.

Jasminder "Jess" Bharma, Bend It Like Beckham (2002). Faceclaim: Parminder Nagra.

Jennifer Check, Jennifer's Body (2009). * Faceclaim: Megan Fox.

Karen Shetty, Mean Girls (2024). Faceclaim: Avantika Vandanapu.

Katarina "Kat" Stratford, 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). Faceclaim: Julia Stiles.

Kirby Reed, Scream 4 (2011). * Faceclaim: Elisha Cuthbert.

Lux Lisbon, The Virgin Suicides (1999). Faceclaim: Kirsten Dunst.

Mikaela Banes, Transformers Franchise. Faceclaim: Megan Fox.

Rachel Kelly, Coyote Ugly (2000). Faceclaim: Gabbriette Bechtel.

Suki Suzuki, 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003). Faceclaim: Devon Aoki.

Television, [ * for highest muse.

Adriana La Cerva, The Sopranos. * Faceclaim: Drea De Matteo.

Alison Dilaurentis, Pretty Little Liars. Faceclaim: Sasha Pieterse. Seasons 1-4 based.

Aria Montgomery, Pretty Little Liars. * Faceclaim: Lucy Hale. Seasons 1-4 based.

Ashley Banks, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Faceclaim: Tatyana Ali. Seasons 3-6 based.

Blair Waldorf, Gossip Girl, based within American Horror Story "Coven". * Faceclaim: Leighton Meester.

Bonnie Bennett, The Vampire Diaries. Faceclaim: Victoria/PinkPantheress. Seasons 1-3 based.

Chaka Henson, MTV's Downtown (1999). Faceclaim: Jessica Alba.

Claire Kyle, My Wife and Kids (2001). Faceclaim: Jennifer Freeman.

Cordelia Chase, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997). Faceclaim: Charisma Carpenter.

Jackie Burkhart, That 70's Show (1998). Faceclaim: Tara Thompson.

Katerina "Katherine Pierce" Petrova, The Vampire Diaries. * Faceclaim: Haifa Wehbe. Seasons 2-3 based.

Lorelai Gilmore, Gilmore Girls (2000). * Faceclaim: Lauren Graham.

Summer Roberts, The O.C. (2003). * Faceclaim: Rachel Bilson.

Miscellaneous, [ * for highest muse.

Yasmin Khan, original character. Faceclaim: Kareena Kapoor. Inspired by Scream 2 & Sorority Row.

[metmuseum]

Renard Wants to Find a Rooster from Hendrick van Alcmar's Renard The Fox. 1650–75. Credit line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1962 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/429574

[pixelsunshine]

🌟 HELP ME FUND MY ART STUDIO 🌟

Hi everyone, my name is Elisha and I run Spring Fox Studios (aka PixelSunshine as I’ve been using on the internet for a decade now!)

I moved into an art studio in November and in an effort to keep a sustainable art practice, I’m trying to reach a certain number of Patreon subscribers to keep bills paid there. I have a $6 tier currently labeled as my “Critter Club”- perks include

-SNAIL MAIL (art shipped to you each month!)

-monthly request line

-fun behind the scenes looks at my sketchbook

Once my Patreon hits 25 Critter Club subscribers, it means my studio and all associated costs will be fully covered! 🥳

That also means that my $6 Critter Club will officially transform into the Garden Club, which comes with an inaugural button, sticker, and mini notebook! Also this will free me up to be able to produce quarterly zines- mailed free to all $6 members every 3 months.

🌷Want to help me reach this goal this year? You can either subscribe here OR reblog this post!

Thank you! ❤️

[dweemeister]

Don’t Bother to Knock (1952)

On social media, there are certain actors from Golden Age Hollywood whose imagery, on occasion, seeps through the Internet’s algorithmic modern biases. Too often, those posts are from individuals who have never seen such actor’s movies. Chief among those actors are James Dean, Marlon Brando, Audrey Hepburn, and Marilyn Monroe. Against the grain, I hold that James Dean’s posthumous legacy has overshadowed three performances I am no fan of and Brando’s airbrushed reputation leaves him overvalued in the popular written histories of American cinema. By contrast, Audrey Hepburn’s standing in modern times feels just about correct (although more people should seek out her films beyond 1953’s Roman Holiday and 1961’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s). For Marilyn Monroe, a recent film like Andrew Dominik’s Blonde (2022) follows decades of works that have exploited her image – oftentimes simplifying her to a tragic sex symbol. Monroe, of the four aforementioned Old Hollywood actors who show up from posts from non-film buffs, is the only one whose talents I consider underrated.

There is no better showcase of her early-career dramatic abilities than in Roy Ward Baker’s film noir Don’t Bother to Knock, released by 20th Century Fox. Up to this point, Monroe had starred in more than a dozen films in supporting roles. In a time when actors and film crewmembers were contracted to a studio, Fox loaned Monroe early in her career to Columbia, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), and most recently to RKO. Fox executive Darryl F. Zanuck was still not entirely sure what to make of her, despite a strong performance in RKO’s Clash by Night (1952). Offering Monroe the lead role in Don’t Bother to Knock, Zanuck gave her the opportunity to prove herself (in addition to ascertaining British director Roy Ward Baker’s skills for his first Hollywood picture). Wary of the risks of pushing an actress to her first lead role as well as working with an unfamiliar director, Zanuck allowed a budget that, by Fox’s standards in the early ‘50s, was a trifle. Yet, because of these limitations, Don’t Bother to Knock is a decent noir and a solid Marilyn Monroe vehicle.

One night in a New York City hotel, airline pilot Jed Towers (Richard Widmark, one of Fox’s brightest stars at this time) approaches his ex-girlfriend Lyn Lesley (Anne Bancroft in her film debut), the hotel club’s singer. Lyn broke up with Jed recently by letter, and explains to her ex that her reasoning is due to his attitude. Jed, flustered, heads back to his room. On the same floor Jed is on but across the air shaft, elevator operator Eddie Forbes (noir mainstay Elisha Cook Jr.) introduces his niece Nell (Marilyn Monroe) to guests Peter (Jim Backus) and Ruth Jones (Lurene Tuttle). Nell will serve as babysitter to the Jones’ daughter, Bunny (Donna Corcoran), while the couple attend a reception downstairs. All is set in motion when Jed first sees Nell across the way.

Also in the cast is Don Beddoe as Mr. Ballew. And Disney fans might recognize Verna Felton – the Elephant Matriarch in Dumbo (1941) and the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella (1950), among others – playing Mr. Ballew’s meddling wife, Emma.

Don’t Bother to Knock’s categorization as a film noir comes from its storyline, rather than its visuals. Bar one scene involving Jed believing someone on the other side of the room to be asleep, the film lacks the shadowy aesthetic one comes to expect from noir. Shot and lit conventionally, Don’t Bother to Knock never quite escapes the fact it is obviously soundstage-bound. The small number of different locations for the film’s various scenes also does not help matters. From a perspective of style, this is a disappointing effort from cinematographer Lucien Ballard, who had ample experience in film noir by this point – see The Lodger (1944) and The House on Telegraph Hill (1951) in this collaboration with Baker.

Yet it is the two central performances that elevate the material. The audience is witnessing Marilyn Monroe before sporting her platinum blonde locks. The natural brunette keeps her natural hair color for this film; not truly transforming into the Marilyn that most casual film audiences know about until Niagara (1953). Unlike the typecast dumb blonde roles that she received later in her career, her role in Don’t Bother to Knock is neurotic, restless, and wide-eyed not in a sexual way. Monroe brings a level of internal strife strewn across her face, a measured gait, and a nervous avoidance of eye contact with Richard Widmark and other actors opposite her. To yours truly, having seen Monroe in so many other roles, it was difficult for me to connect her speaking voice – high-pitched, like a streetwise Snow White living in urban America – to this character’s neuroses. She does not attempt much modification in her delivery or register, whether in this role or others. But given that this is early in her career, this can slide. It is otherwise a solid turn that justifies Zanuck’s supposed gamble on her as a lead actress.

After his debut in Henry Hathaway’s Kiss of Death (1947) for 20th Century Fox, Richard Widmark became one of the studio’s prize actors. His role as the sneering, misogynistic, and psychopathic Tommy Udo brought instant notoriety, as well as spawning fan clubs in American colleges and universities known for their sexism. Early in his Fox career, he would largely play villains, but cinephiles knowledgeable of classic Hollywood know that Widmark was equally capable in more honorable roles. In Don’t Bother to Knock, his Jed sits somewhere squarely in the middle – deeply unlikeable, abrasive, yet with glimmers of compassion and helpfulness. That Tommy Udo sneer finds its way onto Widmark’s face, if only for a few passing moments, due to the pain of his recent separation from Anne Bancroft’s Lyn. Despite Jed’s less-than-virtuous qualities, the viewer – because of the situation that transpires between him and Nell – will find themselves rooting for that elusive happy ending in a film noir. Widmark’s performance in Don’t Bother to Knock is not as remarkable as that in Kiss of Death or No Way Out (1950), but he complements Monroe’s performance wonderfully.

Adapted from the little-read and slender book Mischief by Charlotte Armstrong, Don’t Bother to Knock received its adapted screenplay treatment from Daniel Taradash (1953’s From Here to Eternity, 1955’s Picnic). The pulpy screenplay takes place over a few evening hours, refusing to show its entire hand until a little more than halfway through. Eventually, discussion and a depiction mental illness – as it was understood in the 1950s – becomes prominent in the film. By today’s standards, the script’s understanding of mental illness is deficient. It is used more as a plot device rather than something to inspire dialogue about how the individual in question is coping or how the mental health professional have utterly failed them. Some might argue this might detract from the narrative at-large (and noir is very much a narrative-driven subgenre), but I contend that noir with a social conscience only adds depth to the noir tradition.

Director Roy Ward Baker and co-star Richard Widmark, initially frustrated with Monroe’s habits – requiring acting coach, Natasha Lytess, to be on set constantly; frequently asking to take breaks between takes; and constant tardiness – changed their minds when viewing the film’s rushes (the raw unedited footage played back for the director and editor after the film’s shoot is completed for the day). Monroe brought a rawness appropriate for her role in Don’t Bother to Knock, and her inexperience contributed to her believability in the role. As Don’t Bother to Knock made its theatrical premiere in July 1952, some of the nation’s leading movie critics only added to Darryl F. Zanuck’s unease about framing Marilyn Monroe as a lead actress. Ignoring the plaudits from the audiences, Baker, Widmark, and less-prominent critics, Zanuck instead fixated on the likes of The New York Times’ Bosley Crowther claiming that, “Monroe is being groomed by Twentieth Century-Fox for razzle-dazzle stardom… if they also expect her to act, they’re going to have to give her a lot of lessons under an able and patient coach.”

These reviews (that Zanuck spent too much time thinking about) from Crowther and his fellow contemporaries drip with condescension, misogyny, and language more appropriate for a gossip column. For Monroe – only in her mid-twenties and whose shyness and insecurity followed her through all of her life – one can only imagine how hurtful these words and Zanuck’s perceptions must have been. The crafting of the culturally dominant image of Monroe – as a voluptuous and ditzy blonde plaything with no interiority – was beginning to take shape. In the final year that any American could reasonably not have known the name of Marilyn Monroe, Don’t Bother to Knock represents the end of her status as a Hollywood afterthought.

My rating: 7/10

^ Based on my personal imdb rating. My interpretation of that ratings system can be found in the “Ratings system” page on my blog (as of July 1, 2020, tumblr is not permitting certain posts with links to appear on tag pages, so I cannot provide the URL).

For more of my reviews tagged “My Movie Odyssey”, check out the tag of the same name on my blog.

[sonotthedrama]

Task #30 - SWYNRP Character Wishlist: A list of 10+ characters you’d like to see in the RP (for you to play or someone else!) I’ve also included some FC suggestions (maybe I’ll make a proper list but I really enjoyed this task).

1. Grace Tilly [x] (FC suggestions include: Eliot Salt, Nicola Coughlan & Raven Goodwin)

Love the idea of a character who has immunity against all spells and curses!

2. Monique Fox [x] (FC suggestions include: Precious Mustapha, China Anne McClain & Lexi Underwood)

Would love to have another character from the Kim Possible universe!

3. Bonnie Rockwaller [x] (FC suggestions include: Lana Condor, Camila Mendes & Alisha Boe)

Would love to have another character from the Kim Possible universe and possible school rival for Kim (seeing as they have the same gifted status)!

4.  Vidia Wind-Whistler [x] (FC suggestions include: Elisha Applebaum, Sarah Jeffrey & Savannah Lee Smith)

Would love to see this fierce and outspoken fast-flying fairy on the dash!

5. Sylvia Marpole [x] (FC suggestions include: Quinta Brunson, Troian Bellisario & Lucy Hale)

Still have a lot of love for her (even though I only played her for a little bit) and her magical artifact is so cool. Who wouldn’t love a pagemaster bookmark? I know I would!

6. Ron Stoppable [x] (FC suggestions include: Froy Gutierrez, Owen Joyner & Jacob Dudman)

Would love to have another character from the Kim Possible universe and possible connection for Kim. Plus it’s Ron!

7. Milo Thatch [x] (FC suggestions include: Matthew Gray Gubler, Andrew Garfield & Eddie Redmayne)

Still have a lot of love for Milo and maybe one day I’ll pick him up again, but I just think he has such a great story to tell!

8. Maximillian Goof [x] (FC suggestions include: Charlie Gillespie, Jonathan Daviss & Xolo Maridueña)

Love a goofball type and would love to see Max on the dash!

9.  Kovu Otieno [x] (FC suggestions include: Ncuti Gatwa, Mason Gooding & Kedar Williams-Stirling)

Would love to see this loveable rogue on the dash!

10.  Penny Wiggins [x] (FC suggestions include: Zoe Coletti, Aimee Lou Wood & Saoirse-Monica Jackson)

Would love to see her on the dash!

11.  Cornelia Hale [x] (FC suggestions: Hannah van der Westhuysen, Madelyn Cline & Emma Mackey)

Would love to see her on the dash!

12.  Ashlé Boulet [x] (FC suggestions: (Simone Ashley, Alisha Boe & Ajiona Alexus)

Would love to see her join the other Ashleys on the dash!

Now, here are some FCs I’d love to see in general! 

Arden Cho

Vanessa Morgan

Mimi Keene

Jack Quaid

Jensen Ackles

Danny Griffin

And I have many more but I’d be here forever listing them all so these will do for now!

[100-sexiest]

Voting Starts Jan 1st 2024

There's still time to add your suggestions to the vote, to find the top 100 females to goon to. Nominations must be well known, ie people would be aware of Googling this person to goon to etc to make them eligible to goon material. Your friend may be hot etc but no one will be able to goon to her if she can't be found. Other than that, anything else goes. Real or fictional, current era or from past era etc. Maybe later on we'll do a hot friend contest...

Here is a list of all current nominations put forward over the last 24 hours. If want other names to be entered, DM me @100-sexiest and I'll add them. And then come the new year, polls will open to find the most goonable goon fuel possible!

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Current Nominations

Addison Rae

Alena Shishkova

Alexa Bliss

Alexis Ren

Alice Delish

Alla Bruletova

Amara Cordova

Amber Heard

Amelie Zilber

Amouranth

Amy Childs

Amy Schumer

Ana De Armas

Angela White

Anna Kendrick

Anna Nystrom

Anne Hathaway

Anya Taylor-Joy

Anyuta Rai

Ariana Grande

Aspen Mansfield

Asuna Yuuki

Aubrey Plaza

Autumn Falls

Ava Max

Avril Lavigne

Bebe Rexha

Bella Hadid

Bella Thorne

Belle Delphine

Bella Poarch

Bhad Bhabie

Billie Faiers

Breckie Hill

Britney Spears

Camilo Cabello

Cara Delvigne

Carmella Rose

Charli D'Amelio

Charli XCX

Charlotte Dawson

Charlotte Lawrence

Charly Jordan

Cherry Crush

Chloe Grace Moretz

Chloe Khan

Chloe Sims

Coconut Kitty

Corinna Kopf

Courtney Stodden

Daisy Keech

Daisy Ridley

Danielle Mason

Demi Rose

Dove Cameron

Elisha Herbert

Elizabeth Olsen

Emily Elizabeth

Emily Feld

Emma Kotos

Emma Roberts

Emma Stone

Emma Watson

Eva Elfie

Faith Seed

Foxy Menagerie

Gigi Hadid

Greta Thunberg

Hailee Steinfeld

Hailey Bieber

Hailey Sigmond

Hannah OwO

Hannah Palmer

Havanna Winter

Holly Hagan

Ichinose Asuna

Iggy Azalea

Ivanka Peach

Ivanka Trump

Jemima Robinson

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Jessica Weaver

Jesy Nelson

Jordyn Jones

Julia Burch

Kali Roses

Kate Mara

Kate Moss

Katelyn Elizabeth

Katie Price

Katie Sigmond

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Kelsey Calemine

Kendall Jenner

Kendra Wilkinson

Khloe Kardashian

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Kim Kardashian

Kourtney Kardashian

Kristen Hancher

Kyla Dodds

Kylie Jenner

Lara Croft

Lauren Burch

Lauren Conrad

Lauren Pope

Lea Elui

Lele Pons

Lily Collins

Lily Easton

Lindsay Lohan

Lois Griffin

Lola Bynny

Loren Gray

Lucy Hale

Madi Teeuws

Madison Beer

Maggie Lindemann

Malu Trevejo

Maria Domark

Margot Robbie

Megan Fox

Meika Woollard

Mia Malkova

Miley Cyrus

Millie Mackintosh

Mishka Silva

Molly-Mae Hague

Morgan Harvill

Natalia Fadeev

Nicki Minaj

Nicole Demora

Olivia Dunne

Olivia Ponton

Paige Thorn

Paris Hilton

Piper Rockelle

Pokimane

Polina Malinovskaya

Polly Marchant

Power

Presley Elise

Rachel Brockman

Rachel Cook

Ramona Flowers

Renee Herbert

Rias Gremory

Rihanna

Riley Reid

Roberta Tubbs

Rooney Mara

Rolyat

Rubi Rose

Sabrina Carpenter

Samara Weaving

Sarah Hyland

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Scarlet Johnasson

Selena Gomez

Shakira

Sicily Rose

Skyla Jay Carpenter

Sophie Grace

Summer Glau

Sydney Sweeny

Tammy Hembrow

Taylor Swift

Tila Tequila

Vanessa Hudgens

Veronica Lake

Vicky Pattison

Violet Summers

Whitney Thornqvist

Willow Hand

Yor Forger

Zendaya

Zoe Sugg

Zoey Deutch

[byneddiedingo]

I Wake Up Screaming (H. Bruce Humberstone, 1941) Cast: Victor Mature, Betty Grable, Carole Landis, Laird Cregar, William Gargan, Alan Mowbray, Allyn Joslyn, Elisha Cook Jr., Morris Ankrum, Charles Lane, Frank Orth, Gregory Gaye, Chick Chandler, Cyril Ring, May Beatty. Screenplay: Dwight Taylor, based on a novel by Steve Fisher. Cinematography: Edward Cronjager. Art direction: Richard Day, Nathan Juran. Film editing: Robert L. Simpson. Music: Cyril J. Mockridge. I Wake Up Screaming, in which no one actually wakes up screaming, was not one of 20th Century Fox's priority projects in 1941, witness the fact that it was assigned to one of the studio's second-string directors, H. Bruce Humberstone, who was usually in charge of B-movies like the Charlie Chan films. Even its stars were not of the first rank: Betty Grable would become famous for her "gams" as the GIs' pin-up girl during the coming war, but she had mostly been a decorative element, not a leading lady, in her previous movies. Victor Mature had been in movies for only a year, having worked with Carole Landis in Hal Roach's caveman saga One Million B.C. in 1940. The studio didn't bother with an original score for the film, instead hiring Cyril J. Mockridge to orchestrate the theme music Alfred Newman had composed for King Vidor's 1931 film Street Scene, along with a love theme adapted from the Oscar-winning song Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg had composed for The Wizard of Oz (Victor Fleming, 1939). Today, the reiterations of "Over the Rainbow" against the murder mystery background are among the more unintentionally unsettling things about I Wake Up Screaming, which Fox initially released under another title, Hot Spot. Given all this uncertainty, it's surprising that the movie works as well as it does, generating some real suspense and keeping its plot twists concealed until the right moment. Probably its greatest strength lies not in the performances of its leads, though Mature in particular is perfectly fine, but in that of Laird Cregar, as the sinister cop who wants to pin the murder of Landis's Vicky Lynn on Mature's Frankie Christopher. Cregar is a true heavy in every sense of the word, his bulk playing off well against Mature's own large presence. Cinematographer Edward Cronjager works well with shadows, which has earned I Wake Up Screaming a reputation as one of the first American film noirs. Humberstone unfortunately doesn't have the noir touch, and undermines Cronjager's efforts with some attempts at lightening up the mood, including a silly detour into a swimming pool scene that doesn't do much other than give Grable an opportunity to show off her legs and Mature to bare his chest. But all in all, it's a better film than most of the people connected with it had any right to expect.

[nijjhar]

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So, all the natural once-born people were created by Yahweh of different colours and races. As the planet Earth belongs to the tribal people, so Moses gave them the law and promoted “Eros”, the love of your own people that lifted the “Rift” among them called the “Lifting of the snake”. So, Moses gave them the “Law” and gave it to a Priestly tribe of “Levi” from whom the Cohens were chosen. Such Cohens kept law and order that created the kingdom of heaven and people lived “Peacefully” through “Works”, and Karma, which earned them reincarnation into the next birth. The crook Rabbis who cheated people in the name of God got leprosy in the next birth which the Prophets cannot forgive but Christ Jesus only. That is why Prophet Elisha did not cure a Leper from Israel but Nama from Syria only. Thus, in the First Adam, people performed works called “Karma” whilst in the Second Adam, people were introduced to the Royal Kingdom of God for the Sons, Saints, of Elohim, Allah, Parbrahm, etc. Saints are called “Christ” who Preach the Gospel from their own hearts in honour of our Bridegroom Christ Jesus to glorify our Supernatural Father Elohim, Allah, Parbrahm, etc. So, John, the Baptist baptised the Jewish people of age who had realised that by becoming a Jew outwardly, you cannot build your covenant with Abraham and become unfaithful to Abraham and Yahweh, a liar, murderer super fatherless “Saltless” people. Here, Jesus used a word that is not considered civilised and called them fanatic devils to which the Jewish people retorted that we are born of the legitimate parents – John 8v44 - You belong to your fathers, the eleven Patriarchs who wanted to kill Joseph, a truthful person Salt of Abraham and Yahweh, they were devils, and you want to carry out your forefather’s desires. 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