#grace duah

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cancelling gossip girl on hbomax right after luna, monet and aki's storylines start getting flushed out?

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SAVANNAH LEE SMITH, GRACE DUAH AND EMILY ALYN LIND at GOSSIP GIRL SCREENING

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Who: Grace Duah as Shan What: Burberry Vintage Check Kilt Skirt - $1,050.00 Where: 2x08 “Y Lu’s Mamá También”

Worn with: R13 tee

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Showrunner Joshua Safran and the Cast of 'Gossip Girl' Talk Season 2

NOC Interview: Showrunner Joshua Safran and the Cast of 'Gossip Girl' Talk Season 2 @Anthologist @ssavannahsmith @ziongmoreno @WhitneyPeak @_graceduah @thomasadoherty @EmilyAlynLind @gossipgirl @hbomax #GossipGirl

Gossip Girl is officially back and to celebrate, I spoke with Joshua Safran, Eli Brown, Whitney Peak, Grace Duah, Thomas Doherty, Emily Alyn Lind, Evan Mock, Zión Moreno, and Savannah Lee Smith! The first two episodes of the new season are now streaming on HBO Max. (more…)

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Dream Season 2 Casting

I need Netflix to call me

Omar Rudberg (Young Royals): queer, goth newbie similar in aesthetic to Wednesday, vampire or siren

Caleb McLaughlin (Stranger Things): new werewolf or vampire. Potential future love interest for Enid, addition to Fencing team

Hannah Dodd (Enola Holmes 2): new teacher at Nevermore, unknown powers, potentially a normie

Mimi Keene (Sex Education) : younger version of Francoise Sylvanne Galpin

Grace Duah (Gossip Girl HBO): vampire/werewolf part of Bianca/Enid’s friend group

Jack Wolfe (Shadow and Bone): new seer/artist

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Inside KitchenAid’s Hibiscus Fashion Party With Marta Del Rio A Hibiscus-colored glow illuminated the space at KitchenAid’s fashion presentation and party on Thursday night put on by Whirlpool's in-house agency, WoW Studios. And in true KitchenAid fashion, the evening was complete with Hibiscus-tinted treats and cocktails like Hibiscus margaritas. The vivid fuchsia-like hue with a matte finish was the star of the evening as it was named the 2023 KitchenAid Color of the Year. Models lined up and posed in their avant-garde Hibiscus looks created by Marta Del Rio and a group of other buzzy designers like Bach Mai and Wiederhoeft."It was a pleasure to be able to invite five New York-based fashion labels to expand this core collection,” added Del Rio. “Each of their custom editions for this project showcases their design hallmarks and celebrates the KitchenAid Color of the Year, Hibiscus."All the looks were inspired by the Artisan Stand Mixer and K400 Blender from KitchenAid, each of which were placed next to the models and are now available in Hibiscus in all of their iconic glory."KitchenAid is a brand with an instantly recognizable design language, which made celebrating the new Hibiscus color a natural fit as we toast vanguard talent at New York's fashion celebration,” said Marta Del Rio.Music from international sound designer Alex Chapman kept guests dancing all night at IRON23. Guests included Amber Wang, Catherine Li, Grace Duah, Indi Star, Kat Nova and Sophie Sumner. Check out more photos from the KitchenAid Hibiscus celebration in the gallery, below.Photos via Getty https://www.papermag.com/kitchenaid-hibiscus-fashion-party-2659418155.html

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Grace Duah for Verite Print

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Grace Duah and Whitney Peak in Gossip Girl S2

Excited for this friend dynamic.

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On the Adab of Visiting People's Homes...

Once upon a time, we lived in a world where it was common to have an open door policy and welcome friends and family over readily. Even neighbors and their friends were welcome to stop by for some tea, snacks, or a plate of whatever was left over. The spirit of community was REAL and FELT.

In our current Pinterest-ready world, however, hosting people can be overwhelming and more of a burden than it should be. Not only is there pressure on the host(s) to have a spotless home and impeccable decor, but the food must be gourmet-level and picture-worthy.

As guests today are so often preoccupied with updating their social media and letting people know what a fabulous time they're having, a less confident host may feel, "If it's not "presentable" enough, then why even bother?"

This shift has dramatically changed the way we socialize with one another in our homes. Instead of coming together to have meaningful discussions, spend quality time with one another, or lovingly embrace the ones that mean the most to us, we're stressed out over shopping lists from Whole Foods and party platters from Home Goods!

Is it organic? It has to be organic, fair-trade, & WF approved! ☑️

Are the serving platters all white? Everything has to be white because it looks so classy! And NO off-white and cream does not count! ☑️

Is there enough dessert? I need EVERY type of dessert; chocolate, pastry, cake, cookie, brownie, fruit, nut-free, gluten free!☑️

And cheese boards! Yes, I MUST make a cheese board with every type of cheese, cracker, and dried fruit imaginable because that really shows how sophisticated I am! ☑️

On top of all of this pressure, we have the added problem of some guests not knowing their boundaries which can also make some people reluctant to host.

Below are some general rules that we should follow when visiting people.

1. Always ask the host/hostess when the end time of the event is. Some people do NOT want to come across as restrictive so they may just have a start time, but ask anyway so you know exactly when to leave. And then make sure you leave at that time not an hour later!

2. Be on time. It is incredibly inconsiderate of you to come late and then impose yourself on your hosts to warm up food or to entertain you for longer because you're not ready to leave when it's time to go. Respect that people may have obligations the next day or are just exhausted and know their own limits (introverts for sure have limited bandwidth)!

3. Never peep into someone's home through windows or even the stained glass doors. This is reprehensible. Ring the door bell and wait for the host to come. And if they ask who it is at the door, give them your full name.

4. Bring something, anything. It's the thought that counts, so certainly your hosts will appreciate whatever you bring, but considering the fact that the cost of hosting people is becoming increasingly high due to all of the reasons mentioned above, it may be nice to get them something more practical. Instead of picking up a random dessert or drink (unless you were asked to), maybe consider gifting your hosts with a gift card or something that they may benefit from (and can return if needed, so include a gift receipt).

4. If your party is a gender segregated one, then respect the rules of the host. Just because you may feel comfortable mingling with the opposite gender, does not mean everyone there does. Whatever designated areas the hosts assign per group should be respected.

5. If your host's spouse (and kids) aren't home then remember they are probably visiting their family or out somewhere else. Be considerate and don't overstay because that would further delay them from coming home and getting the rest they need, and would force them to impose on their hosts which may make them resentful and less welcoming next time.

6. If you are staying with people overnight, remember, the sunnah is to limit your visit to 3 days. If you must stay longer, then be self-sufficient and do NOT impose on your host to entertain you, transport you, change their routine for you, etc.

7. If you bring your kids to someone's home, make sure to give them clear instructions about boundaries and do not let them wander around in private spaces at their own leisure. Only, if they are invited should they ever enter a private or closed off part of the house. Also, make sure to check on them and don't just leave them to their own devices because you are having a great time. Split the responsibility with your spouse, but make sure someone is checking on them at least every 30 minutes. Kids get in trouble and learn a lot of things when adults are distracted, don't let your kid be another unsuspecting victim!

8. If you must use the restroom, make sure you leave it in a better state than when you found it. If you have a sensitive stomach, please consider carrying matches (yes, it works) or investing in a product like Poo-Pourri. They have travel sized sprays that can be very helpful in case you or your child have to take care of business. Also, do NOT leave foul diapers in the bathroom. Change the diaper, ask for a bag if you can, and take it outside to the larger bin!

9. Do NOT ask private questions about people's work situation, marital status, pregnancy status, or about family members that you know may be having some issues, etc. Remember, "minding one's business," is a prophetic quality!

10. Pick up after yourself and your children. Your host may be gracious and tell you not to worry, but it's not their job to clean up after you. And even if they have hired help, be kind and don't take advantage. They are there to help, but in the spirit of decency, we shouldn't overwork them when small graces can make a big difference to them. Also, remember, they've likely been working since the morning or even days in advance to prepare, so be gentle.

11. Do NOT ask if you can take leftovers, even if you REALLY like a dish or a dessert. ONLY if the host/hostess offers and genuinely means it should you accept. But assess the situation. If the leftovers are enough for their family for the next day or two, then leave it. If they have huge portions that will likely go to waste and are adamant that you take, then do so.

12. Do NOT ask if you can invite a specific person and guilt your hosts to accept your request. You can make a general request about having a +1 without naming anyone, but do NOT ask as though you eagerly want to invite a specific person. If your host is able to accommodate your +1, they will let you know, but if they are already at capacity, then your GENERAL request will not make them feel obligated to accommodate you.

13. If you're on social media a lot and like to share your events with others, that's fine, but always ask your host if THEY are okay with you taking pictures and sharing them with the world. They may have reasons they want things to remain private. Just ask, it's not a big deal. And if you really want to take your picture, then be discreet and don't take a picture that can easily be identified!

14. If your host slips away for a while, do not pry into where they were. They may have had to tend to a private matter but you putting them on the spot and embarrassing them in front of others is not the way to let them know you missed them! Just go to them privately and ask if everything is okay, and leave it if they say yes.

15. Make duah for your hosts before you leave. This will mean a great deal to them. Your presence there is no doubt a gift to them, but a departing du'ah can really end the night on a beautiful note.

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“Exchange gifts, as this will increase you in love for one another.” (Bukhari)

“Part of the perfection of one’s faith is leaving alone that which does not concern you.” (Nawawi)

Ustadha Hosai Mojaddidi

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Who: Grace Duah as Shan What: R13 Vintage Varsity Jacket - Sold Out Where: 2x08 “Y Lu’s Mamá También”

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Cleo

I'm adding pictures because why not?

(also thank you for asking for these 😭😭)

Full Name: Queen Cleopatra of Gotham City

Gender and Sexuality: Female, fluffy white cat

Pronouns: Kitty, Cat, her Highness

Ethnicity/Species: Cat, long hair maybe some sort of ragdoll mix. Possiblely genetically altered.

Birthplace and Birthdate: unknown

Guilty Pleasures: Ear scratches by Faith. (But don't tell her that)

Phobias: Getting dirt on in her fur

What They Would Be Famous For: Being the prettiest cat in the world

What They Would Get Arrested For: nothing, she would have you arrested.

OC You Ship Them With: Jennifer. Her favorite human. (Although Thor takes a close second)

OC Most Likely To Murder Them: No one, she will live forever. Although you never know with Faith's dog Guardian.

Favorite Movie/Book Genre: the kind that keep Jennifer on the couch where they can cuddle.

Least Favorite Movie/Book Cliche: Action or suspense. The ones where people jump around and scream while watching/reading

Talents and/or Powers: Being the best living thing that ever graced this planet

Why Someone Might Love Them: Because she's Cleo... Duah

Why Someone Might Hate Them: no reason

How They Change: She learns to tolerate Faith's energy and finds Dick Grayson ok.

Why You Love Them: Because she's a judgemental fluff ball.