#hasan matt walsh

[shesay]

Males have sm in common no matter their politics is The realest thing ever 4 example ik 4 a fact that Matt walsh or whatever conservative male pundit would gladly join the commie Hasan Abi 2 a brothel (he admitted 2 going to one and also watching porn and OF) also they both make fun of women of the other political spectrum and in almost always it's sexual like tucker carlson talking abt how AOC being childless?? or Ben shapiro obsession w her same thing w Hasan and other leftist males making a joke out of conservative women calling abby Shapiro sexual names and talking abt her breasts and the craze back in 2018 when they collectively bullied the girl defined women. Males are all the same different scene but the same concept

[watsername]

Tbh I think it’s similar to hasan following right wing commentators like Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh. Like he dosent support or agree with them but he wants to keep up with what they’re saying bc he likes talking about it on stream. If tubbo wants to go on an anti kick tirade he probably should at least know what’s going on and what he’s talking about. I doubt he’s looking for a contract bc signing with kick would make him look really fucking stupid after everything he’s said about them.

hasan does that bc it’s his content it’s the basis of his content as a political commentator. tubbo following kick has no impact on his content im not saying he’s signing with kick i’m saying he’s watching it

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GIFS WIP

Here is a list of the people i’m currently making gifs:

Aline Mineiro

Brendon Urie

Carla Diaz

Chris Evans

Cobie Smulders

Debra Messing

Dolly Parton

Ed Sheeran

Eliza Dushku

Emilia Clark

Emma Deigman

Eric McCormack

Flayslane da Silva

Francia Raisa

Frank Grillo

Gabi Martins

Gabrielle Byndloss

Garrett Watts

Gigi Hadid

Hailey Bieber

Hannah Montoya

Hasan Piker

Hilary Duff

Hugh Jackman

Imane Anys (Pokimane)

Isis Valverde

Ivy Moraes

Jack Whitehall

Jameela Jamil

Jamie Chung

Jana Kramer

Jasmine Villegas

Jason Spisak

Jeff Schine

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Jenna Dewan

Jenna Fischer

Jenna Ushkowitz

Jennie Mai

Jennifer Lopez

Jesse Williams

Jessica Alba

Joe Alwyn

Joe Jonas

Joelle Fletcher

John Mulaney

Jordana Maronttinni (Jojo)

Jordyn Woods

Joseph Morgan

Josh Peck

Juliana Paes

Julianne Hough

Juliette Freire

Justin Bieber

Kaley Cuoco

Karrueche Tran

Kate Hudson

Kate Walsh

Katherine Langford

Katy Perry

Kelhani Parrish

Keke Palmer

Kelly Key

Kendall Jenner

Kim Jisoo

Kim Kardashian

Kourtney Kardashian

Kylie Jenner

Lana Condor

Larissa Machado (Anitta)

Larissa Manoela

Laura Marano

Laura Ponticorvo

Lauren Jauregui

Leigh Anne Pinnock

Lesley Ann Brandt

Lili Reinhart

Lily Collins

Lin Manuel Miranda

Loey Lane

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Luisa Sonza

Madison Beer

Madison Pettis

Maisa Silva

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Manu Gavassi

Mariah Carey

Marina Ferrari

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Mark Fischbach

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Marzia Kjellberg

Matt Bomer

Matt Smith

Max Greenfield

Megan Pete (Megan thee Stallion)

Melissa Benoist

Melissa Jefferson (Lizzo)

Michael B Jordan

Miley Cyrus

Morena Baccarin

Nathaniel Buzolic

Neil Newbon

Neymar Jr

Niall Horan

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Noah Cyrus

Olivia Culpo

Olivia Munn

Olivia Rodrigo

Onika Maraj (Nicki Minaj)

Pablo Vittar

Paris Hilton

Patrick Scharzenegger

Patrick Stewart

Pete Davidson

Philip DeFranco

Rachel Hofstetter (Valkyrae)

Rafa Kalimann

Raúl Esparza

Rebecca Gomez (Becky G)

Rebel Wilson

Rico Melquiades

Rita Ora

Robert Downey Jr

Robert Pattinson

Robyn Fenty (Rihanna)

Romee Strijd

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Ronny Chieng

Roseanne Park

Roy Haylock

Ryan Reynolds

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Sabrina Sato

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Sarah Andrade

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Scott Bakula

Sean Hayes

Seán McLoughlin (Jacksepticeye)

Selena Gomez

Serena Williams

Shakira Ripoll

Shane Madej

Shanola Hampton

Shantel Vansanten

Shay Mitchell

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Simon Pegg

Skai Jackson

Skyler Samuels

Sofia Richie

Sofia Vergara

Sophia Bush

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Stephen Fry

Steve Martin

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Tais de Verdade

Tammin Sursok

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Tia Mowry

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Victoria Justice

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[hercoconuts]

28 Oct 2021

I was so close to not getting up at my alarm. When I woke up—like I always do—at 3am, I told myself to shut my alarm off and sleep in. So, I shut my alarm off. Then, I proceeded to wake up 20 minutes before my alarm was scheduled to go off…at 6am. Did I go back to sleep? No, like the responsible idiot I am, I got up and took a shower, folded laundry, and left by 7:15am.

So there I am at the coffee shop waiting for my coffee and all I can think is what a great, productive person I am; And despite my yester-self ruining my mood by reading until nearly midnight, I managed to have an excellent interview with the lawyer at 10am after some climbing and preparation. Here is an unedited version of the notes I took during the phone call:

I am going to go over grammar and mistakes later.

Right after the interview I just wanted to not do anything. There is still so much I can do, but I really need to not burn myself out before midterms. I went to the grocery store and got some vegetables and figs. Had my first meal around noon while reading my book.

An hour after I finished eating I had a mad craving for icecream, so I went back to the grocery store, but they didn’t have the flavor I wanted (COFFEE). I hate chocolate icecream and vanilla makes me sick, so I bought some maple candies, a small container of medjool dates, and these cardamom cacao nibs (from Elements Truffles LLC). I ate the maple candies on the way back home, and when I got into my room I took the pits out of the dates and then rolled them in the cardamom cacao nibs. First of all, whattt theee fuuuckk!! Second of all, AHHHH!!?? DELICIOUS! Better than icecream!

The rest of the afternoon consisted of me being lazy af, cuddling with my cat:

And reading on my Libby app. I did go back and forth between YouTube Hasan Piker complications and Spotify podcasts, too. The difference in political commentary between Hasan and Matt Walsh always amuses me. That’s my duty, though, as someone majoring in Political Science, to listen to as many different viewpoints as possible.

Xx M

[keepingupwithlinmanuel]

Justin Timberlake, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Ringo Starr join XQ Super School Live lineup

Viola Davis and husband Julius Tennon co-produce the hour-long event with education non-profit XQ Institute and the Entertainment Industry Foundation, which invites the public to rethink education at the high school level. The show, which will air on NBC, ABC, CBS, and Fox on Friday, also announced more celebrity participants slated to make an appearance. The star-studded list features J.J. Abrams, Kelsea Ballerini, Maria Bello, Cate Blanchett, Ashley Campuzano, James Corden, Cindy Crawford, Michael Ealy, Matt FX, Salma Hayek Pinault, Sean Hayes, Allison Janney, JAX, DJ Khaled, Gayle King, Norman Lear, Marshawn Lynch, Joel McHale, Alano Miller, Hasan Minhaj, Maren Morris, David Muir, Chris Paul, Tanika Ray, Conrad Ricamora, Adam Rodriguez, Al Roker, Ian Somerhalder, Karla Souza, U2, Danielle Vega, Chris Wallace, Matt Walsh, Reggie Watts, D’Wayne Wiggins, and Jesse Williams.

The organizers also announced Kelly Clarkson will perform a new song from her upcoming album Meaning of Life. She joins a performance lineup that includes Hunter Hayes, Jordan Fisher, and Andra Day, with a finale performance led by Jennifer Hudson with Sheryl Crow, Starr, U2, Reggie Watts, and MC Hammer, among others.

These stars join previously announced guests Mahershala Ali, Common, Miranda Cosgrove, Portia Doubleday, Kevin Frazier, Bill Hader, Tony Hale, Tom Hanks, Samuel L. Jackson, Rami Malek, Thomas Mann, Randall Park, Melissa Rivers, Christian Slater, and Anna Deavere Smith.

EIF Presents: XQ Super School Live airs on NBC, ABC, CBS, and Fox this Friday, Sept. 8, at 8 p.m. ET.

[morganbelarus]

Journalists Honor Press Freedom At a Dinner Without Trump

Washington (AP) -- Prominent Washington journalists, if not Hollywood stars, celebrated the First Amendment during the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, an event that lacked the glitter of past years because of the absence of the president of the United States.

With President Donald Trump sending his regrets, the attention was no longer focused on an in-person roasting of the commander in chief and his humorous remarks about politics and the press. The red carpet that once featured Oscar winners, TV stars and a few major-league athletes barely turned heads.

Instead, speakers at the dinner promoted press freedom and responsibility and challenged Trump's accusations of dishonest reporting.

The stars of the night were Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who recounted what they learned about journalism from their reporting for The Washington Post that helped lead to President Richard Nixon's resignation more than 40 years ago.

"Like politicians and presidents sometimes, perhaps too frequently, we make mistakes and go too far," Woodward said. "When that happens we should own up to it. But the effort today to get this best obtainable version of the truth is largely made in good faith. Mr. President, the media is not 'fake news.'"

The evening was not without humor aimed at the press and Trump.

"We've got to address the elephant that's not in the room," cracked the entertainment headliner, Hasan Minhaj of "The Daily Show" on TV's Comedy Central. "The leader of our country is not here. And that's because he lives in Moscow. It's a very long flight. As for the other guy, I think he's in Pennsylvania because he can't take a joke."

Trump was indeed in Pennsylvania, having scheduled a rally in Harrisburg to mark his 100th day in office. He began his remarks with a lengthy if familiar attack on the news media while dismissing the dinner and its participants.

"A large group of Hollywood actors and Washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now," Trump said. He added: "And I could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from Washington's swamp, spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people, right?"

Trump became the first president since Ronald Reagan in 1981 to skip the event — and Reagan was recovering from an assassination attempt.

The official WHCA dinner began in 1921. In recent decades, the event offered Washington's press corps an opportunity to wear black tie and stunning gowns while mixing with celebrity guests. Most people trace that development to 1987, when Baltimore Sun reporter Michael Kelly brought Fawn Hall, the secretary at the center of the Iran-Contra affair.

Jeff Mason, the WHCA president, said before the event that this year's dinner would have been different even if Trump had attended, "based on the tension that has existed in the relationship and some of the things he has said about the press. We were preparing for a different dinner, either way."

The correspondents' dinner was briefly upstaged Saturday afternoon when late-night TV star Samantha Bee of "Full Frontal" pulled in celebrities for the first "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner," among them Alysia Reiner of "Orange Is the New Black," Retta of "Parks and Recreation" and Matt Walsh of "Veep."

Bee's taped show, a tongue-in-cheek tribute to American news organizations, featured actor Will Ferrell and other guests roasting Trump and his allies. It singled out the Committee to Protect Journalists, the nonprofit group that will receive proceeds from the broadcast.

The WHCA awards and this year's recipients:

—Aldo Beckman Memorial Award winner: Greg Jaffe of The Washington Post for stories on President Barack Obama's speeches and policies that contrasted the realities of 2016 with the hopes of 2008.

—Merriman Smith Award winner for outstanding White House coverage under deadline: Edward-Isaac Dovere of Politico for his coverage of the historic meeting between Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro.

—Edgar A. Poe Award winner: David Fahrenthold of The Washington Post for stories on Donald Trump's philanthropic claims.

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Associated Press writer Jocelyn Noveck contributed to this report. Follow Jack Gillum on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jackgillum .

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[oandf-studios]

Ringo Starr, U2, Sheryl Crow and Many Other Stars to Take Part in Major Education Telecast Tomorrow Sept. 7, 2017 XQ Institute and the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) announced that J.J. Abrams, Kelsea Ballerini, Maria Bello, Cate Blanchett, James Corden, Cindy Crawford, Michael Ealy, Matt FX, Salma Hayek Pinault, Sean Hayes, Allison Janney, JAX, DJ Khaled, Gayle King, Norman Lear, Marshawn Lynch, Joel McHale, Alano Miller, Hasan Minhaj, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Maren Morris, David Muir, Chris Paul, Tanika Ray, Conrad Ricamora, Adam Rodriguez, Al Roker, Ian Somerhalder, Karla Souza, Ringo Starr, Justin Timberlake, U2, Chris Wallace, Matt Walsh, Reggie Watts, D'Wayne Wiggins, and Jesse Williams, as well as East Los High stars Ashley Campuzano, Jorge Diaz, and Danielle Vega will participate in "EIF Presents: XQ Super School Live," a one-hour telecast and multi-platform event that will invite the public to help rethink the future of American high schools. The all-star telecast which will air live from Los Angeles on all four major U.S. networks – ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC – on Friday, Sept. 8 at 8:00-9:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed. The live special will also include musical performances by Kelly Clarkson, Jordan Fisher and Hunter Hayes. Dance star and social media influencer Dytto, and actor Jorge Diaz will host a pre-show that will stream live on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube starting at 3:30 PM PT/6:30 PM ET. The show will also stream live and be available on-demand on ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX's streaming platforms, as well as Hulu and YouTube. The telecast will also be available to stream in its entirety on Hulu the day after it is broadcast. SOURCE Entertainment Industry Foundation - ◇The O&F Studios radio-documentary series, Documenting Popular Music, is available on iTunes (link in bio) and other outlets◇ - #ringostarr #u2band #sherylcrow #justintimberlake #kellyclarkson #education #XQSuperSchoolLive #70smusic #80smusic #90smusic #popularmusic #documentingpopularmusic #oandfstudios

[heikoi1975]

Sin pompa ni Trump, periodistas celebran libertad de prensa

Abogado Medellín | 320 542-9469 APDestacados periodistas de Washington, sin estrellas de Hollywood esta vez, celebraron el sábado la Primera Enmienda durante la Cena de Corresponsales de la Casa Blanca, un evento que careció del... Destacados periodistas de Washington, sin estrellas de Hollywood esta vez, celebraron el sábado la Primera Enmienda durante la Cena de Corresponsales de la Casa Blanca, un evento que careció del brillo de otros pasados por la ausencia del presidente de Estados Unidos. Con Donald Trump enviando sus disculpas, la atención no se centró en las bromas hacia el comandante en jefe ni en su monologo humorístico sobre la política y la prensa como es habitual. La alfombra roja del evento, en su día plagada de ganadores de Oscar, estrellas de televisión y astros de las grandes ligas, apenas llamó la atención. En su lugar, los oradores defendieron la libertad de presa y la responsabilidad y desafiaron las afirmaciones de Trump sobre informaciones falsas. Las estrellas de la noche fueron los reporteros que destaparon el Watergate, Bob Woodward y Carl Bernstein, que recordaron lo que aprendieron del periodismo en los reportajes de The Washington Post que ayudaron a la dimisión del presidente Richard Nixon hace más de 40 años. "Como los políticos y presidentes algunas veces, quizás demasiado a menudo, cometemos errores y vamos demasiado lejos”, señaló Woodward. "Cuando esto pasa, debemos ser conscientes. Pero hoy en día, el esfuerzo de obtener la mejor versión disponible de la verdad está compuesto en su mayoría de buena fe. Sr. presidente, los medios de comunicación no son 'noticias falsas'". La noche no escatimó bromas hacia la prensa y Trump. "Tenemos que hablar del elefante que no está en la sala", dijo Hasan Minhaj, del "The Daily Show" de la televisora Comedy Central. "El líder de nuestro país no está aquí. Y eso es porque vive en Moscú. Es un vuelo muy largo. En cuanto al otro, creo que está en Pennsylvania porque no puede aceptar una broma". Trump estaba de hecho en Pennsylvania, donde programó un mítin en Harrisburg para celebrar sus 100 días como presidente. Comenzó su discurso con un largo y familiar ataque a los medios de comunicación, al tiempo que restaba importancia a la cena y a sus asistentes. "Un gran grupo de actores de Hollywood y medios de Washington se están consolando mutuamente en un salón de baile de un hotel de nuestra capital nacional ahora mismo", manifestó Trump. "Y yo no podría estar más contento de estar a más de 100 millas (kilómetros) de Washington, pasando la noche con ustedes y con una audiencia mucho más grande y con mejores personas, ¿verdad?". Trump es el primer presidente desde Ronald Reagan en 1981 que falta al evento _ y Reagan se estaba recuperando de un intento de asesinato. La cena de la Asociación de Corresponsales de la Casa Blanca (WHCA, por sus siglas en inglés) comenzó a celebrarse en 1921. En las últimas décadas, el evento daba a los periodistas de Washington la oportunidad de vestirse de etiqueta y confraternizar con celebridades. La mayoría señala que este cambio se implantó en 1987, cuando el reportero del Baltimore Sun Michael Kelly llevó a Fawn Hall, secretaria en el centro del escándalo Irán-Contra. Jeff Mason, presidente de la WHCA, dijo antes del acto que la cena de este año habría sido distinta aunque Trump hubiese asistido "en base a la tensión que ha existido en la relación y en algunas de las cosas que ha dicho sobre la prensa. Estábamos preparados para una cena diferente de todos modos". El evento se vio eclipsado momentáneamente el sábado por la tarde cuando la conductora del late-night de televisión Samantha Bee, de "Full Frontal", convocó a celebridades para la primera "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner" (“No cena de corresponsables de la Casa Blanca”). Entre los asistentes estuvieron Alysia Reiner, de la serie "Orange Is the New Black", Retta de "Parks and Recreation" y Matt Walsh de "Veep". Bee grabó el evento, un tributo a los medios de comunicación estadounidenses, en el que Will Ferrell y otros invitados bromearon sobre Trump y sus aliados. Destacó el Comité para la Protección de Periodistas, la ONG que recibirá los beneficios de la emisi��n del programa. Los premiados de la WHCA este año son: —Premio Aldo Beckman Memorial: Greg Jaffe, del Washington Post, por su información sobre los discursos y políticas del expresidente Barack Obama que contrastó con la realidad de 2016 con las esperanzas de 2008. —Premio Merriman Smith: Edward-Isaac Dovere, de Politico, por la cobertura del histórico encuentro entre Obama y el presidente de Cuba, Raúl Castro. —Premio Edgar A. Poe: David Fahrenthold, The Washington Post, por su reporte sobre Donald Trump y sus declaraciones filantrópicas. ___ La periodista de The Associated Press Jocelyn Noveck contribuyó a este despacho. Está en Twitter en https://twitter.com/jackgillumApril 29, 2017 at 07:00PM via Sin pompa ni Trump, periodistas celebran libertad de prensa http://firmadeabogadosmedellin.blogspot.com/2017/04/sin-pompa-ni-trump-periodistas-celebran.html