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𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝕠𝕡𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕟𝕘 of the INDEPENDENT SELECTIVE MULTIMUSE showing canon & ocs from various 𝕟𝕠𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕝𝕘𝕚𝕔 fandoms. general rp guidelines apply. no godmodding, forcing ships, or pestering for responses. mutuals only, doesn't follow for follow. mature with dark themes featured in horror & angst-filled character backgrounds. writing of uncomfortable subjects such as age inappropriate relationships, inc*st, noncon, etc. won't appear on this blog. mun does not equal muse. while throwback muses and timelines will be featured, the close-minded violence and bullying will not. out of character drama/call outs aren't a priority. don't interact if you are a minor or a personal blog. LUC / 21+ / SHE/THEY also found @intoruin

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MOVIES

an american werewolf in london DAVID KESSLER starring: lakeith stanfield

elizabethtown CLAIRE COLBURN

the faculty STOKELY MITCHELL

ferris bueller's day off JEANIE BUELLER SLOANE PETERSON

halloween h20 JOHN TATE

imaginarium of dr. parnassus TONY SHEPARD starring: colin farrell

pirates of the caribbean JAMES NORRINGTON

rumble fish THE MOTORCYCLE BOY

scream DEWEY RILEY CHAD MEEKS-MARTIN

some kind of wonderful SUSAN WATTS

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TELEVISION

daisy jones & the six WARREN RHODES PAULA HARRISON ( OC ) starring: virginia madsen

stranger things ROBIN BUCKLEY LUCAS SINCLAIR EDDIE MUNSON STEVE HARRINGTON

true detective RUSTIN COHLE

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MISC

phantom of the opera ERIK DESTLER starring: jack huston

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BY REQUEST

airheads REX

corpse bride VICTOR VAN DORT starring: dev patel

ghostbusters DR. PETER VENKMAN

a knight's tale GEOFFREY CHAUCER

st elmo's fire KEVIN DOLENZ

stranger things MAX MAYFIELD BILLY HARGROVE MIKE WHEELER JOYCE BYERS

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New York Fashion Week FW 2018

Jeanie Madsen

Independent Showcase

Model - Suzanne

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Beautiful beach day with my friend Jeanie Madsen! Sharing girl talk! #friendship #girlfriends #lifestyle #coaching #goals #sharingsecrets (at Perry's Cafe and Beach Rentals) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz_5LFhB94r/?igshid=1l6uafdn1odzv

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Sources: Magic Johnson thought Lakers coaches lacked ability to develop young players

LOS ANGELES — Lakers owner Jeanie Buss recently gave Magic Johnson permission to fire coach Luke Walton at the conclusion of this season after being informed of Walton’s unwillingness to “bulk up" his coaching staff, league sources told Yahoo Sports.

Johnson, who held an impromptu news conference outside the Lakers’ locker room Tuesday to announce his resignation as president before the team’s final game of the season against the Portland Trail Blazers, had been displeased with Walton’s ability to effectively make in-game adjustments and he felt the coaching staff lacked the experience and expertise to foster player development, sources said.

Young Lakers castoffs D’Angelo Russell and Julius Randle put together career years with the Brooklyn Nets and New Orleans Pelicans, respectively, which led to Johnson questioning Walton’s coaching staff, sources said. The Lakers — in LeBron James’ first season — were expected to at least make the playoffs, but they fell short of that goal for the sixth consecutive season.

Johnson wanted to replace Walton during the season, but Buss was reluctant to venture down that road until now, sources said.

The 59-year-old business mogul told Yahoo Sports on Tuesday he had the power to do what he saw fit for the franchise and said what would have transpired after exit interviews on Wednesday had nothing to do with why he made the shocking decision to resign.

In the 45-minute presser, he said that being happy and being himself with the freedom to openly converse with players and regaining a stronger hold in the African-American and Latino communities were his main reasons for stepping down.

Walton has one guaranteed year remaining on his contract and a team option for the 2020-21 season, sources confirmed. The embattled coach refused to address Johnson’s resignation after the Lakers’ 104-101 loss.

Former Cavs coach Tyronn Lue, Sixers assistant Monty Williams and former Warriors coach Mark Jackson were on the short list of candidates to replace Walton, with Lue and Williams being the primary targets, sources said.

But there was initially some pause from Buss, who was sensitive to the likelihood that the pursuit of Lue and Jackson would be perceived as James and his agent Rich Paul running the show and spearheading the coaching search, sources said.

Eventually, Buss’ concerns were alleviated after she reiterated the Lakers are a “Buss-ran organization,” sources said.

Walton’s eventual replacement has been an ongoing discussion for much of the season.

In early January, the Lakers suffered a 22-point pounding on the road against the Minnesota Timberwolves — their third straight loss and fifth in six games.

The next day in Dallas, Lue was spotted in the team's hotel lobby chatting with assistant Brian Shaw, sources said. This caused some uneasiness from a few within the organization. Some thought Lue’s presence at that juncture was in poor taste, sources said.

A few months later, The Athletic reported that Lue reached out to Walton to assure him he wasn’t contacted by the Lakers about his coaching position.

On Tuesday, it was a bizarre, unimaginable scene.

The large media contingent that Johnson drew blocked the entrance to the Lakers’ locker room. While Johnson was explaining his decision, players and coaches were uncomfortably walking in and out of the locker room.

Pregame media access to the locker room was canceled. Johnson held court for the entire pregame availability. Assistants Miles Simon and Mark Madsen stood in the background to take in the scene. Johnson even held another 20-minute media scrum later and did a television interview.

Of all the missteps that took place during what has been a disappointing season, this episode trumped all. Buss, according to Johnson, had no clue he was going to resign.

And now she’s in good company, because no one has a clue what’s going to happen next.

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di Stefania Mezzina

COLONNELLA – Il fotoreporter sambenedettese Alberto Cicchini espone le sue opere a Colonnella. La sua mostra, dal titolo “EARTHQUAKE IN CENTER ITALY”, esposizione dal 27 luglio al 30 agosto in piazza Garibaldi, ed aperta al pubblico dalle 18  alle 24, affronta il tema del terremoto che ha colpito il Centro Italia nel 2016.

In questo reportage Cicchini mostra cosa è accaduto in quelle prime ore; racconta l’impatto della forza della natura sulla quotidianità di ognuno di noi, l’impatto drammatico che ha messo in ginocchio interi paesi e borghi caratteristici.

Il senso di impotenza e fragilità sono visibili dalle case sgretolate, dai giochi tra le macerie, dagli orologi fermi alle�� 3.36, per non dimenticare mai Amatrice, Accumoli, Pescara del Tronto, Arquata del Tronto e tutte le frazioni limitrofe, per non dimenticare cosa ognuno di noi ha ogni giorno e spesso dà per scontato, che esistono: coscienza, regole per  ben costruire.

Alberto Cicchini nasce a San Benedetto del Tronto il 2 luglio 1968 sin dall’età di dieci anni nutre una grande passione per la fotografia analogica. Nel 1996 prende forma il suo cammino nella fotografia, e nel 2004, affascinato dal mondo del fotogiornalismo sportivo, inizia come praticante, collaborando con l’ agenzia Toto press di Montecatini terme; nel 2007 diventa pubblicista, lavora con “Il Messaggero” e varie agenzie di stampa con cui decolla  la sua carriera, che con gli anni si arricchisce di molti riconoscimenti internazionali perché  è la sua passione che viene trasmessa dalle sue foto.

Nel 2009 segue da vicino, sin dalle prime ore, la tragedia del terremoto de L’Aquila. Partecipa con l’associazione SAVE L’AQUILA PROJECT no-profit, alla realizzazione di due mostre di beneficenza con 25 fotografi internazionali e agenzie di stampa: il 3 ottobre 2009 Los Angeles Santa Monica Jeanie Madsen Gallery e il 20 maggio 2010 Ambasciata Italiana a Washington.

È stato premiato con la sua storyboard  in Mostra a Colonnella “Earthquake in Center Italy” in vari concorsi internazionali importanti con giurati di spicco : Londra , Parigi, Tokio, Italia, Los Angeles, Russia.  Un buon motivo per visitare questa mostra, ormai famosa in tutto il mondo.

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Image courtesy of MOCA. 

PLAN ForYourArt: March 29 – April 4

Thursday, March 29

Jean-Léon Gérôme and the Crisis of History Paintings in the 1850s — Part I, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 10–11:30am.

MFA Exhibition #2, UCLA (Westwood), 5–8pm. 

Western Art Council presents a Bill Schenck Lecture, Palm Springs Art Museum (Palm Springs), 5–7:30pm.

TOURS & TALKS: Stories of Almost Everyone Walk-through: Aria Dean, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 6pm.

Returning to Grandmother’s Beauty: Indigenous Women’s Journey of Tattoo, Natural History Museum (Downtown), 6–9pm. $10–12.

KITTY BROPHY: I'M STILL HERE, Jenny’s (Silver Lake), 6–9pm.

Peter Frank on Tony DeLap, Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach), 6pm.

Artists on Artists: Awol Erizku on Adrián Villar Rojas, The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA (Downtown), 7pm.

Exhibition Closing / Performance, The Church of the Epiphany/La Iglesia de la Epifanía (Lincoln Heights), 7pm.

UNDERCURRENTS, Long Beach City College (Long Beach), 7–8:30pm.

theatre dybbuk: lost tribes, Armory Center for the Arts (Pasadena), 8pm. $12.

Friday, March 30

In Conversation with Adrian Cox and Heavy Metal Magazine, Corey Helford Gallery (Downtown), 5pm.

Behind the Scenes: First Position (2011), Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena), 6–7:35pm.  

Saturday, March 31

Collective Action: Artists for Housing and Homeless Rights, California African American Museum (Downtown), 10am–4pm.

Drawing from Antiquity: Drawing Spring Flowers, Getty Villa (Pacific Palisades), 11am–12:30pm.

Patch Works, Side Street Projects (Pasadena), 11am–1pm.

Screening and artist panel: Tuan Andrew Nguyen: The Island, The Mistake Room (Downtown), 11:30am.

Artist-led walkthrough of SHOP with sculptor Pontus Willfors, DENK Gallery (Downtown), 2–3pm.

MISSION MURALS, Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach), 2–3:30pm.

Closing & Signing: THE PAIN ISN'T OVER | Leafar Seyer & Prayers, THESE DAYS (Downtown), 3–6pm.

Nicolas Grenier: Dumbfounded Prophet, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles (Culver City), 6–8pm.

The Debut, Demoblank (Mid-City), 6–10pm.

Into Light and Space | New Works by CHASE, Castelli Art Space (Mid-City), 6–10pm.

Force of Nature, Steve Turner (Hollywood), 6–8pm.

dublab Fundraiser Salon, Navel LA (Downtown), 6–10pm.

AUGMENTED, Keystone Art Space (Lincoln Heights), 6–10pm.

CO/LAB III, Torrance Art Museum (Torrance), 6–9pm.

Mothering Every Day, Echo Park Film Center (Echo Park), 6:30pm. $5.

ART+FASHION+MUSIC, Jeanie Madsen Gallery & Design (Santa Monica), 7–9pm.

Marinella Paolini: Cross the Line, The Loft at Liz’s (Mid-City), 7–10pm.

Glenn Waggner: The Existential After Party, Neutra Institute Gallery & Museum (Silver Lake), 7–10pm.

U.B.U, Last Projects (Lincoln Heights), 7–11pm.

Vanitas by Veritas, Bozo Mag (West Adams), 8–11pm.

Hum of our Blood, Beyond Baroque Foundation (Venice), 8:30–10:30pm.

Sunday, April 1

Got It For Cheap's Velvet Ropes Edition, 0-0 LA (Chinatown), 4–8pm.

Monday, April 2

Kip's Desert Book Club: Mirage by Russell Clemings, Mother House (Joshua Tree), 7pm.

Tuesday, April 3

ArtCenter Spring 2018 Graduate Seminar Lecture: Dennis Cooper, ArtCenter College of Design (Pasadena), 7:30pm.

Wednesday, April 4

USC Poetry Reading | Jasper Johns: A Tour of the Imagination, The Broad (Downtown), 7:30pm. $10.