#helen mcnamara

[apradonite]

workplace christmas party

(surface lore under cut)

Back on the surface, Alexis Kane’s god-given name was Virginia Wulff – and instead of a lavish underwater penthouse, she lived in a dingy old studio in Jersey City. Going door-to-door and living paycheck-to-paycheck, her last place of employment was a location for a telephone production company, where she worked as one of their many smiling salesmen. It was as much of a road block as her other sales gigs were, but as the war came to an end and women were kicked out of the workforce in droves, there weren’t a whole lot of options. Selling overpriced rotaries to schmucks had to do.

Still, Wulff was always an ambitious woman, and even the jail cell of a dead-end job couldn't keep that locked in. She worked her ass off day and night, and eventually became one of the best salespeople in the company’s location. She won’t bring up the occasional tampered sales report or faking invoices with outside friends. It didn't matter how meager the achievement was in the grand scheme of things, just that she was the best at something for once.

McNamara worked in the office while Wulff was peddling in neighborhoods, so their interactions were minimal. Wulff knew her as more gentle and sweet compared to some of the others, but she never knew her much deeper than that. Never knew of any family, pets, or other friends she might’ve had. She saw her as a bit of a doormat then – hearing her regularly over-apologizing to customers that were obviously in the wrong – but she kept her mouth shut. McNamara didn’t have strong opinions on her either, but believed they had a generally cordial relationship. Unfortunately that was proven wrong in late 1947, when McNamara unexpectedly entered the office late at night while Kane was there “reworking” the numbers on another co-worker's report.

It was an accident; she didn’t mean to kill her. But she did mean to hit her over the head with a decorative vase during her panic.

She never checked her pulse. Not while she hauled the body and scraps of vase to her car, and not while she buried her in a shallow grave. Lying to the police was the easy part, but the Herculean task was managing the guilt months later. Admitting her murder wasn’t an option, but god knows she could only tell herself that she was just stepping on others to reach for the top so many times. She needed an out.

Her golden ticket was from accidentally eavesdropping on a couple of drunkards: An underwater utopia for people who want to escape from the economic and political perils of the surface. Somewhere a person could have a fresh start and others wouldn’t ask too many questions.

Wulff would’ve laughed at the idea in a normal situation. But a name change, a stolen recruitment letter, and a boat ride later, Alexis Kane left her baggage at the door to finally make a name for herself. Or did she?

[thecoparoom]

Duke Ellington and Helen McNamara in Canada

1957

[filmjunky-99]

c o p y c a t, 1995 🎬 dir. jon amiel

[learnelle]

🏺Greek Mythology Book List 🏹

Circe - by Madeline Miller (By far the most recommended!)

The Song of Achilles - by Madeline Miller

Persephone - by Madeline Miller

Helen of Troy - by Margaret George

Stone Blind - by Natalie Haynes

A Thousand Ships - by Natalie Haynes

Lies We Sing to the Sea - by Sarah Underwood

Pandora - by Susan Stokes

The Maidens - by Alex Michaelides

Psyche and Eros - by Luna Mcnamara

Here, the World Entire - by Anwen Kya Hayward

Ariadne & Elektra - by Jennifer Saint

Neon Gods - by Katee Robert

The Penelopiad - by Margaret Atwood

thank you for contributing to the original post! @delienn @mofustudies @booksnpictures @love-margaret @thr3eguess3s @circeisreading @rayosvioleta @friendlyflor @athenaandzeus @notmumtoday @winryrockbellwannabe @wine-darktea @ben-learns-smth

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Season 1 Episode 2

Perry Mason - The Case of the Sleepwalkers Niece - CBS - September 28, 1957

Legal Drama

Running Time: 60 minutes

Written by Laurence Marks and Gene Wang

Produced by Ben Brady

Directed by William D. Russell

Stars:

Raymond Burr as Perry Mason

Barbara Hale as Della Street

William Hopper as Paul Drake

Tony Michaels as Jackson

William Talman as Hamilton Burger

Ray Collins as Lt. Arthur Tragg

John McNamara as Peter Cole

Hillary Brooke as Doris Cole

John Archer as Frank Maddox

Nancy Hadley as Edna Hammar

Darryl Hickman as Steve Harris

Helen Mowery as Lucille Mays

Thomas B. Henry as Ralph Duncan

Harry Hickok as Phillip Kendall

Kenneth MacDonald as Judge

Clark Howat as Policemany

Fred Graham as Sheriff

Joey Ray as Detective

Jack Harris as Court Clerk

[caffiene-fueled-fuckery]

Did I ever post my MASH OC?

I feel like I probably didn't... Maybe I did. I don't remember. She might've been below the cut in another post. But since she will likely be in many of my kinktober fics and potentially whumptober too, I figured that I should probably introduce her here!

I'll give basic info here and for anyone who is interested, the more detailed stuff below the cut :)

Della Woods

Nicknames: Dell

Age: 29 (at the beginning of her time at MASH)

Birthdate: March 12, 1922

Gender: Female

Pronouns: She/Her

Sexuality: Straight

Height: 5’6”

Blood Type: AB-

Medical Conditions: Secondary dysmenorrhea (her cramps get so bad that she’s doubled over, dizzy, nauseous… the first time anyone sees her that way they’re very concerned)

Allergies: Bees (anaphylaxis)

Overall Health: Good

Rank: 1st Lieutenant

Hair Colour: Chocolate Brown

Hair texture: Curly

Common Hair Styles: Loose (comes to just below her jaw), half-up

Eye Colour: Honey brown

Makeup: Usually eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick (if she has them/has the time)

Piercings: Ears (Wanted to give her a nose piercing but apparently they weren’t really a thing in the US in the 50s… but now having thoughts of her showing up after R&R with one and Mulcahy being flustered hehe)

Body Type: Lean

Skin Colour: Pale

Features of Note: medium sized bust, wide hips

Scars/Birth Marks: Scar just above her left hip that trails onto her abdomen and back

Cause of Scars: Sliced by sheet metal during shelling

Dominant Hand: Left

That's basic info... if you want to know more, it'll be below the cut! Also, if there any any names you don't recognize now, it's because they're other OCs or family of the OCs!

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Hometown: Toronto, Canada -> Philadelphia, PA (moved after going to nursing school in Toronto and working in a hospital there for a few years)

Living Situation at home: Lives alone in an apartment after her friend moved out to get married

Family Back Home: Gary Woods (father - 50), Helen Woods (younger sister - 18), William Woods (younger brother - 15)

Occupation: Nurse (has psychiatric experience)

Relationship Status: It’s complicated

Love Interest: John Mulcahy (she calls him John bc the devs couldn't make up their minds what his first name was and that's what he told Gail to call him)

Relationship Trajectory: colleagues > best friends > uh ?? > only fooling themselves > lovers

Best Friend: John Mulcahy, Kellye Nakahara

People they avoid: Gail Harris, Joel Walker

Why?: her and Gail are similar enough to butt heads but Della doesn’t realize that it’s partially jealousy on Gail’s part (and her being territorial without even realizing it for herself); he’s just a fuckin dick

Personality: playful, kind, extroverted, wears her heart on her sleeve

Temperament: energetic, can be chaotic at times, very open

Alignment: chaotic good

Strengths: very perceptive of others’ emotions, calming demeanour when needed, adaptable

Weaknesses: quick temper, stubborn, can hold a grudge

Love Language (Giving): Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation

Love Language (Receiving): Quality Time, Physical Touch

Favourite Colour: Blue and Purple

Biggest Fear: birds (specifically chickens)

Other fears/yucks: dark places (like a dark shed or building, not like being outside in the dark), storms, spiders

Hobbies: scheming with Radar and Lee OR Klinger OR Whitney OR Hawkeye and BJ, jogging, dancing at the O-Club, knitting

Extracurriculars at school: Field Hockey and Lacrosse (played Lacrosse while at uni/nursing school?)

Quirks: very clumsy, somewhat messy handwriting, a bit messy

Specialized Skills: has some training with psychiatric patients

Good at: calming people down, understanding what people need without being told

Bad at: cooking, making the beds in post-op

Any trauma?: her mother (Pamela McNamara) died when she was 16

Childhood was…: good! She was close with her family!

Main Confident: John Mulcahy and Kellye Nakahara

Role in Friend Group: the therapist (also a clown but that’s not important)

Languages they speak: English, French, a tiny bit of Korean, a bit of ASL

I made this piccrew from a template made by @/hunbloom for her original character design. I’ve drawn her a few times since but the only one I’m really happy with is a kinda cheeky one with Father Mulcahy that I used a base for initially. But if people want to see it, I’ll definitely post it!

[advitameternal]

𝚃𝙴𝙼𝙿 𝙿𝙸𝙽𝙽𝙴𝙳 ━━ a depiction of different characters, written by #𝘈𝘌𝘙𝘐𝘈𝘓, account under heavy construction. author is 25, and english is not the first language.

arthurian legends ;

guinevere of carmelide, portrayed by matilda lutz. morgan le fay, portrayed by katie mcgrath / nadia parkes (undecided.)

school for good & evil ;

sophie of gavaldon, portrayed by ester exposito.

house of the dragon ;

alicent hightower, portrayed by olivia cooke / emily carey. sara snow, portrayed by emily bader.

bridgerton ...

lady lucinda abernathy, portrayed by alice nokes.

lady marina crane, portrayed by sofia wylie.

greek mythology …

queen helen of sparta, portrayed by tamsin egerton.

princess hermione of sparta, portrayed by katherine mcnamara.

carrd.

[apradonite]

what if you were haunted by beautiful women

[cordycepsfem]

hi!

If you had to recommend one book to a younger feminist, what would it be?

To any feminist, regardless of age, I recommend Invisible Women. I'm a data nerd, and when I read books about different ways data is being used in the world to affect how services, institutions, products, and experiences are changed for people, I always appreciate how mind-opening it is. Some of the smallest things in life that we just assume "is what it is," is actually not natural.

For instance, as a frequent medical patient, I knew that there was a lot of medical misogyny, having experienced it myself, but Criado Perez's book goes deeper into how women are treated across the board by the medical establishment.

And thanks to a job my mom held when I was a kid, I was exposed to crash test dummies at a young age (a weird thing, for sure). I never asked why they were all the same size and weight, because it never occurred to me that car companies wouldn't take everyone into account. Boy, was I wrong.

Invisible Women is not heavy on feminist theory - at least, not what I think of as "traditional theory." But part of taking feminist actions, for me, is learning about how the world got to where it is, and how can I take concrete steps to make changes right now. Learning about things like "the pink tax" and how ads specifically target women made me look more closely at the products I buy. Knowing that I can take small but real steps makes me feel like I'm really able to use information right away, especially because then I can share that information with other women.

And on the off chance you were asking for other types of book recommendations, not specifically feminist readings, here are some of my favorite non-fiction picks:

I'll Be Gone in The Dark - Michelle McNamara

Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America's Police Forces - Radley Balko

Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires - Douglas Rushkoff

Buy-ology: Truth and Lies About What We Buy - Martin Lindstrom

Brandwashed - Martin Lindstrom

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking - Susan Cain

And I'm a quarter of the way into Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything About Race, Gender, and Identity by Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay. It's a dense read but it's amazing and relevant, and I think I will do a recap of it once I'm finished.

[kwebtv]

Glynis Margaret Payne Johns (October 5, 1923 - January 4, 2024) Film, stage and television actress, dancer, musician and singer. In a career spanning eight decades on stage and screen, Johns appeared in more than 60 films and 30 plays. She has received various accolades throughout her career, including a Tony Award, a Drama Desk Award, a National Board of Review Award, and a Laurel Award, in addition to nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Laurence Olivier Award. She is widely considered as being one of the last surviving major stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood and classical years of British cinema.

Johns made her television debut in 1952 with Fletcher Markle's Emmy Award-winning series Little Women. She appeared in just one episode: season 4's "Lilly, the Queen of the Movies" as Lily Snape. Her television credits of the 1950s include brief appearances in the Hollywood anthology series Lux Video Theatre (in the 1953 episode "Two For Tea"), Errol Flynn's anthology series The Errol Flynn Theatre (in the 1956 episodes "The Sealed Room" as Lou McNamara and "The Girl in Blue Jeans" as The Girl Susan Tracey), CBS's anthology series Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (in the 1957 episode "The Dead Are Silent"), and ABC's variety and drama series The Frank Sinatra Show (in the 1958 episode "Face of Fear" as Christine Nolan)

Johns was cast in 1961 in the ABC/Warner Bros. crime drama The Roaring 20s. She portrayed Kitty O'Moyne, an Irish immigrant who falls overboard into the harbour as she arrives in the United States. Johns guest-starred in the CBS anthology seriesThe Lloyd Bridges Show in the episode "A Game for Alternate Mondays" of the 1962��63 television season, playing widow Leah Marquand, with Leslye Hunter as her daughter Isabella. On 5 August 1963, Vacation Playhouse premiered the episode "Hide and Seek" as the pilot of her eponymous CBS television series Glynis. The original working title for the series was The Glynis Johns Show; in it, Johns played the neophyte mystery writer and amateur sleuth Glynis Granvile. In the autumn of that year, Glynis officially premiered, starring Johns and Keith Andes as a married couple, Glynis Granville and Keith Granville, a criminal defence attorney. Due to pressure from NBC's The Virginian and Bill Cullen's The Price Is Right game show on ABC, the programme was cancelled after thirteen episodes. In 1965, when CBS reran the series as a summer replacement for The Lucy Show, Glynis ranked #6 in the Nielsen ratings. Johns remained busy on screen, appearing as Steffi Bernard in the episode "Who Killed Marty Kelso?" of ABC's detective series Burke's Law opposite Gene Barry. In 1967, she appeared in four episodes of the Batman television series as villainess Lady Penelope Peasoup, one half of the evil duo with Rudy Vallée as her brother Lord Marmaduke Ffogg.

During the first season of NBC's hit sitcom Cheers, Johns guest-starred as Diane Chambers' mother, Helen Chambers, an eccentric dowager who, due to a stipulation in Diane's late father's will, will lose all her money unless Diane is married by the next day. In 1985, Johns played Bridget O'Hara in the episode "Sing a Song of Murder" of CBS's crime drama television series Murder, She Wrote, working again with Angela Lansbury. From 1988 to 1989, she played Trudie Pepper, a senior citizen living in an Arizona retirement community, in the television sitcom Coming of Age, also on CBS. (Wikipedia)

[monriatitans]

April 2024 Wrap-Up

Artist Shout-Outs Shared

Current AI ‘art’ is created on the backs of hundreds of thousands of artists and photographers who made billions of images and spend time, love and dedication to have their work soullessly stolen and used by selfish people for profit without the slightest concept of ethics. – Alexander Nanitchkov

April’s Artist Shout-Outs

Apr. 1st: Quentin Papleux

Apr. 6th: InstaMAT

Apr. 7th: Gwendolyn Grey

Apr. 8th: Charles Joseph Cabrera

Apr. 13th: Cameron Suter

Apr. 14th: Furkan Akin

Apr. 15th: Phạm Ngọc Khuyến

Apr. 20th: Harley Howl

Apr. 21st: Clara Martín

Apr. 22nd: Helen Jarosz

Apr. 27th: Munchbud Ink

Apr. 28th: stellarbagle

Apr. 29th: Yerim Lee

April’s Opinions

Blog Posts

Apr. 3rd: Why I Say I’m ADtistic Instead of an AuDHDer

Apr. 17th: The Love Languages: Including the Autistic Ones

April’s Streams and Videos

Blog Posts

Apr. 5th: Let’s Read Some $#!7 by Peter S. Beagle, Melissa Sweeney, & Ann Liang

Apr. 7th: Let‘s Discuss Some $#!7 — Behind the Scenes

Apr. 12th: Let’s Play Some Demos! — Part 3

Apr. 14th: Let’s Play Some $#!7! — Hades

Apr. 28th: Let’s Play Some $#!7! — Boyfriend Dungeon!

Apr. 29th: Let’s Read Some $#!7 by Howard Zinn, The Brothers Grimm, & 3dtotalPublishing

Poems Written

I Am Autism

“Try Harder”

“You’re Doing It On Purpose”

NSFW

Don’t Lay Down!

Books Read

The Last Unicorn

Sensory: Life on the Spectrum

Cause of the Month: Different Brains

Autism Acceptance Month Quotes of 2024

QUOTE 1: Pete Wharmby

QUOTE 2: Orion Kelly — That Autistic Guy

QUOTE 3: Temple Grandin

QUOTE 4: Tito Rajarshi Mukhopadhyay

QUOTE 5: Patrick Jasper Lee

QUOTE 6: Jeannie Davide-Rivera

QUOTE 7: Karina Poirier

QUOTE 8: Michael Braccia

QUOTE 9: Lyric Rivera

QUOTE 10: Ember Green

QUOTE 11: Allie

QUOTE 12: Samantha Stein

QUOTE 13: Yulika Forman, PhD, LMHC

QUOTE 14: @Neurodivergent_Lou

QUOTE 15: @AuDHD_Therapist

Check out Different Brains, who “strives to encourage understanding & acceptance of individuals who have variations in brain function and social behaviors known as neurodiversity”.

April’s Neverending Reading List Shares

Apr. 11th: The Neverending Reading List: Book LIII — The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Apr. 23rd: The Neverending Reading List: Book LIV — They Say / I Say

Apr. 25th: The Neverending Reading List: Book LV — Fahrenheit 451

Apr. 30th: The Neverending Reading List: Book LVI — 100 Plants That Heal

April’s Artbook Collection Items Shared

Apr. 2nd: The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition

Apr. 4th: Faeries of the Faultlines

Apr. 16th: Guweiz: The Art of Gu Zheng Wei

Apr. 18th: The World of Guweiz

April’s Video Game Quotes Shared

QUOTE 1: “Darkest Dungeon”

QUOTE 2: “Fallout 4”

QUOTE 3: Thaliak, FFXIV

QUOTE 4: Llymlaen, FFXIV

QUOTE 5: Eulogia, FFXIV

QUOTE 6: Azeyma, FFXIV

QUOTE 7: Oschon, FFXIV

QUOTE 8: “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”

QUOTE 9: “The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks”

April’s Literacy Quotes Shared

QUOTE 1: Story Shares

QUOTE 2: Isaac Asimov

QUOTE 3: Robert S. McNamara

QUOTE 4: Joshua Hammer

QUOTE 5: Robert Popple

QUOTE 6: Donalyn Miller

QUOTE 7: Sally Armstrong

QUOTE 8: Mark Seidenberg

QUOTE 9: E.A. MacKay

April’s Stupidity Quotes Shared

QUOTE 16: Torron-Lee Dewar

QUOTE 17: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

QUOTE 18: Sukant Ratnakar

Kickstarter Items Received

Kickstarter Item Arrived: Weird Wastelands by Web DM!

To expand the Opinions & Truth (O&T) blog, MonriaTitans started The Weekend Game Show ( WGS) to educate on and discuss different aspects of game development, and to show why video games can take years to make, to prevent another Cyberpunk 2077 launch scenario. Watch MonriaTitans on Twitch and YouTube!

In addition, she shares educational quotes to promote literacy, the legitimacy of video games as an artistic medium, and regarding a Cause of the Month to raise awareness, while giving Artist Shout-Outs to human artists to combat AI art theft. Want to learn more about the Artist Shout-Outs? Click here! #createdontscrape

The Artists Shout-Out posts can be seen here, on Instagram, Facebook, Discord, and more!

She is also an artist under the handle TitansMonriArt.

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[sorrymom-imaboy]

Greatest Lottery Winners-from the Records of Mega Millions, Powerball and National Lotteries

Mega Millions flaunts world largest lottery prize won on the sixth of Walk 2007. A ticket holder from New Jersey shared $390,000,000 with another from Georgia.

The largest lottery winner record, however, has a place with the Powerball lottery history. Eight colleagues from Nebraska meat handling plant mutually purchased a single ticket that has procured them $365,000,000 during the draw hung on the eighteenth of February 2006.

Do you enjoy bars and spending time with your mates on Fridays? So complete 10 colleagues from one of the Milan bars who mutually got one ticket for Italian SuperEnalottoon. World smartest ideas are brought into the world in the bars aren't they? During the draw hung on the fourth of May 2005 the lucky ticket has procured them €71,800,000, Italian largest lottery winning got up to this point.

Two tickets purchased by two couples, Larry and Nancy Ross (Michigan) and Joe and Sue Kainz (Illinois), for The Major event, presently named Mega Millions, won the jackpot of the draw hung on the ninth of May 2000 making them $363,000,000 more extravagant.

Europe's largest jackpot was hit on the third of February 2006. Two players from France and one from Portugal shared €180,000,000.

Ireland local Dolores McNamara, turned into Europe's greatest lotto winner. On the 31st of July 2005 her speedy pick ticket for the EuroMillions lottery matched the game's five winning numbers and two "lucky stars," winning Dolores a nine-week rollover jackpot of over €115,000,000 and making her Ireland's 72nd most extravagant individual. McNamara, who had bought the ticket at Garryowen Stores, a little odds and ends shop a portion of a mile from her home, guaranteed her record-breaking prize five days later at the Irish lottery central command in Dublin and accepted world's largest lottery payout given to a single player.

€37,600,000 jackpot, the greatest lottery winning in the history of German National Lottery, was hit on the seventh of October 2006 by a medical caretaker from North Rhine Westphalia while Paul and Helen Cunningham won on the 28th of July 2007 the greatest Irish jackpot winning worth €16,200,000.

Largest UK prize was hit on the sixth of January 1996 when three National Lottery ticket holders have shared £42,000,000.

[celebritydecks]

Dominic Sherwood

Dominic Sherwood Movies and TV Shows, Wiki, Biography, Girlfriend, Height, Age and Net Worth

The multi-talented English actor and model Dominic Anthony Sherwood has made an enduring impression on the entertainment world. He has won the hearts of many thanks to his mesmerizing performances in films and TV shows as well as his musical skills. We will look into Dominic Sherwood’s biography, career, and fascinating details in this in-depth blog post.

Dominic Sherwood Wiki / Biography

Dominic Sherwood was born on February 6, 1990 (as of now 33 years old) in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. His parents are Mary Summons and Alfred Sherwood. Dominic is one of five siblings—three brothers and a sister—who make up his family. While many parts of his life are publicly known, his religious convictions are kept a secret.

He has sectoral heterochromia, a condition that causes the retina, which is the colorful portion of the eye, to change colors. Because of the disorder, he has two different-colored eyes: one blue and one that is half-blue and half-brown.

Dominic went to Maidstone’s Oakwood Park Grammar School for his secondary studies. His love of theater and drama began to take shape at this time. He left to work abroad after completing his theater and drama studies in Maidstone and Sevenoaks. He started working for the organization in Kenya and remained there for six months before moving to London. He had only just begun his path into the entertainment industry.

When he was 18 years old, he and his friends formed the band “Tamarin Sky” in 2008.

Career

Dominic Sherwood’s journey in the entertainment industry started with small roles, but it didn’t take long for him to make a significant impact. Here are some key highlights from his career:

In 2010, he made his acting debut as Jack Simmons in the third season of “The Cut.”

The year after, he appeared as a waiter named Tom in the “Sadie J” episode “Cherylistic.”

He played a youthful Mick Jagger in the drama movie “Not Fade Away” in 2012, and it was a small but memorable part.

His big break came in 2014 when he played Christian Ozera in the parody horror movie “Vampire Academy,” which was based on the Richelle Mead book of the same name.

He became well-known in 2015 after making an appearance in Taylor Swift‘s music video for the smash hit “Style.”

The Freeform fantasy drama series “Shadowhunters,” which is based on Cassandra Clare’s “The Mortal Instruments” book series, cast Dominic in the role of Jace Herondale in April 2015.

He added to his career by co-starring in “Billionaire Ransom” with Ed Westwick and Jeremy Sumpter and by playing a supporting role in “Don’t Sleep” with Drea de Matteo and Cary Elwes.

He appeared in the 2020 television drama “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” a dark fantasy series that was canceled after one season.

It was revealed in September 2021 that Dominic Sherwood would play the title character in “Eraser: Reborn,” an adaptation of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Eraser” from 1996.

Sherwood has displayed his acting talent in the Netflix original series “Partner Track,” which was adapted from the same-titled book by Helen Wan.

Along with co-star Katherine McNamara, Dominic expanded his career by beginning to host the “Return to the Shadows” podcast, which is a treat for “Shadowhunters” fans.

Awards Nominations

The entertainment sector has taken note of Dominic Sherwood’s talent. In the following categories, he was nominated:

Choice TV Actor: For “Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments” at the 2018 Teen Choice Awards.

Choice TV Actor: For “Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments” at the 2019 Teen Choice Awards.

Choice Ship for “Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments” at the 2019 Teen Choice Awards.

[apradonite]

Everyone hates a winner.

(read @president-homewrecker's kane fic)

[thalassous]

theres something to be said about WHICH terrible woman media we are talking about here because. importantly, both mean girls and heathers have VERY different plot points. war and peace American High School Au is a very interesting alley to go down, but there are interesting dichotomies in each. (im positing pierre is veronica and andrei is jd simply because of the drama and the drama alone).

see i think in mean girls, the predator motif that regina has SCREAMS fedya to me. but heather chandler's fixation with shame is also very helene. i think in heathers, fedya is more jd coded due to the fixation with revenge violence, but mean girls regina is fedya because they are both VERY interested in making other people sick in the head paranoid.

anatole being mcnamara and karen is funny. put that man through clinical depression.

this is quickly becoming a thesis so i will round it all off by trying to figure out who's specifically being tortured here. natasha HAS to be katie heron marya is janis and pierre is damien fun fact. NO clue who the calculus man is. anatole could be him too. anything can happen. im very flattered you liked my tags but now i must ponder with you. alas

Btw i love this tag by @thalassous i'm trying to adapt the kuragin-dolokhov trio into classic mean girl archetypes now. On one hand fedya is the most Actually Evil of them so he could take the queen bee spot. In this case Helene would be the deceptively quiet second in command and anatole would fit naturally into the brainless bimbo slot. However Helene's socialite status also makes her a natural fit for the queen bee spot while fedya has those themes of envy and social climberism that i love to explore so he could be the resentful second in command. On the third hand anatole is the most nepobaby, doesn't have to put in any work, never experienced a consequence, effortlessly popular bitch ever and i do tend to write both fedya and helene as bitterly aware of his privilege over them in that way - so he could be his own special kind of queen bee with the other two as his "underlings". Much to ponder.

Actually the real question is who's veronica and jd

[thecrabbybarista]

https://thecrabbybarista.tumblr.com/post/632453057443151873/thecrabbybarista-kinetic-empathy-buzzfeed

I'll be releasing the designs for the hosts of the PEIP Podcast tomorrow!! They're names Amelia Schaeffer, and Millie McNamara. They're Helen Schaeffer's and John McNamara's sister's