#kristen vaganos

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Showing Up for Molly | General Hospital (August 22nd, 2024)

[anyathefandom]

During Friday’s episode I noticed almost everyone was not talking during Kristen Vaganos’ performance. She is talented. Then it hit me, were they silent, or were they silenced. Molly was already my fave Davis girl (maybe cause she is my age); this just cemented it.

You know Kristen Vaganos is truly killing it when i'm definitely considering getting off hiatus for this sl and claiming her as my favorite Davis girl now (Rip to this Kristina. Frank may love you but I don't 🤷)So I hope my girl gets an Emmy because she has earned it.😌

[davisgirlsfan00]

Davis Girls Fanworks Project Coming Soon!

I am putting together a Davis Girls fanworks challenge because we need some hope and positivity in the fandom right now, considering everything that's happening. Stay tuned for details and please follow this blog!

[myghanimationspage]

Feel free to use just give me (Linda) the credit for the animation if you use elsewhere…thanks

PLEASE dont use my animations to make other animations or banners with it. I work hard on my animations  and I dont want people to use them to make other fanarts

[superghfan]

Molly Lansing Davis (Kristin Vaganos). What do you think of Nu Molly?

[getmeoutofportcharles]

kristen vaganos is carrying this show on her BACK

[ghposts]

STATE OF MIND with MAURICE BENARD: KRISTEN VAGANOS

[soap-opera-daily]

General Hospital: Haley Pullos Pursues Plea Deal Amidst Car Clash

Haley Pullos, known for her role as Molly on General Hospital, has been embroiled in a legal battle since a harrowing car accident nearly a year ago, which sent shockwaves through fans and the entertainment industry alike. Pullos faces serious allegations, including driving under the influence and hit-and-run charges. Now, there's a new development: reports suggest Pullos and her legal team are considering negotiating a plea deal. Let's delve into the highs and lows of Pullos' legal journey.

Since the traumatic car crash incident last year, Haley Pullos has faced a challenging period. Following the accident, she was charged with a felony DUI causing injury. Additionally, she faced another felony charge for driving with a blood alcohol content exceeding the legal limit, along with a misdemeanor hit-and-run charge for allegedly colliding with a parked vehicle and leaving the scene.

Authorities reportedly discovered edible marijuana wrappers and miniature bottles of tequila in Pullos' car. Signs of intoxication, such as slurred speech and the smell of alcohol, were observed by the police. Initially, Pullos denied any wrongdoing.

However, she and her legal team are now contemplating reaching a compromise with the court. Presently, Pullos faces a potential jail sentence of up to three years. Nonetheless, a guilty verdict could result in a reduced sentence, house arrest, or even no jail time at all.

Complicating matters further, the other driver involved in the crash, Courtney Wilder, has filed a lawsuit against Pullos, alleging that she drove into oncoming traffic on a Pasadena freeway, leading to the collision.

Judge Terry Smerling, overseeing the case, has scheduled another court appearance for April 8th, which could be pivotal as it might represent Pullos' final opportunity to negotiate before a full trial. Failure to reach a settlement could lead to severe consequences for Pullos.

Meanwhile, the developments surrounding Pullos have had repercussions on General Hospital. While a temporary replacement was initially found for the role of Molly, Kristen Vaganos has since been cast permanently. Despite the challenges, Vaganos has been portraying Molly since September, bringing a sense of stability to the show.

As the legal proceedings unfold, both fans and industry observers remain intrigued by Pullos' narrative, both on and off-screen. With the April court date looming, uncertainty shrouds the actress's future, leaving many wondering what lies ahead.

Nevertheless, Soap Opera Daily remains committed to delivering comprehensive coverage of Pullos' ongoing case. Stay tuned for the latest updates and insights into General Hospital news and gossip!

[kestrelsflight]

Day one of my 31 days of horror.

Movie fact: Day one of my 31 days of horror. Movie Fact: Kristen Vaganos was given two movies to watch by writer and executive producer Eric Winkler to prepare for her role as "Lisa," Starry Eyes (2014) and Ginger Snaps (2000).

[themovieblogonline]

Secret Society of Lies Review: Unveiling the Layers of Deception

Secret Society of Lies presents an intriguing premise that promises a tantalizing dive into the world of secrets, power, and deception. The film delves into the life of a brilliant student who finds herself in a battle against a clandestine fraternity. As she attempts to expose their dark agenda, she discovers that the fraternity's reach extends far beyond her imagination. While the film's concept is compelling, its execution leaves room for improvement, resulting in a movie that captivates at moments but struggles to maintain a consistent level of engagement. The film introduces us to Chrissy (Kristen Vaganos), a gifted student determined to unravel the secrets of the enigmatic fraternity that wields inexplicable power on her campus. This premise sets the stage for an enticing exploration of hidden truths and the fight against an entrenched network of influence. Chrissy's initial determination and courage are well portrayed, and Vaganos delivers a performance that captures the character's vulnerability and resolve. The Good: Luke Charles Stafford plays Nathan, a member of the secret fraternity who becomes entangled in Chrissy's mission. Stafford's portrayal adds layers to Nathan's character, giving viewers glimpses of internal conflict, which is unfortunately underexplored. Azizi Donnelly as Sarah brings an element of mystery to the film, leaving audiences guessing about her true intentions. However, some of the supporting characters lack depth, making it challenging to connect with their motivations and actions. Kristen Vaganos shines in the role of Chrissy, capturing the character's evolution from a determined student to a resolute crusader against the secret fraternity. Her portrayal anchors the film, infusing it with emotional weight. Luke Charles Stafford delivers a commendable performance as Nathan, blending charm and vulnerability, though his character's internal struggle deserved more exploration. Azizi Donnelly's enigmatic presence adds intrigue, but the chemistry between the characters occasionally lacks the spark needed to make their relationships truly compelling. Brian Skiba's direction succeeds in creating an atmosphere of tension and secrecy, with dimly lit scenes and a shadowy color palette that mirror the hidden world the characters navigate. The film employs close-ups effectively to capture the emotions and reactions of the characters during crucial moments. While the visual elements contribute to the suspense, there are instances where the pacing feels uneven, causing the narrative to lose its grip on the audience's attention. The Bad: One of the film's significant drawbacks lies in its storytelling and pacing. While the initial premise is captivating, the plot becomes convoluted as it attempts to weave a complex web of political intrigue, high-ranking officials, and personal vendettas. The audience is left grappling with a barrage of information, and crucial plot points are at times overshadowed by unnecessary subplots. The narrative's progression is hindered by abrupt shifts that can confuse viewers and diminish their investment in the story's outcome. Secret Society of Lies attempts to delve into themes of power, corruption, and the lengths people will go to maintain control. The film raises thought-provoking questions about the balance between individual agency and systemic manipulation, but these themes could have been explored more deeply to provide a richer narrative experience. Overall: In Secret Society of Lies, director Brian Skiba takes on a promising concept that revolves around secrets, power, and a fight for truth. While the film boasts moments of tension and strong performances, it struggles to maintain a consistent level of engagement due to convoluted storytelling and pacing issues. Kristen Vaganos's portrayal of Chrissy anchors the film, infusing it with emotional depth. Despite its shortcomings, the movie offers glimpses of intrigue and suspense that might appeal to viewers interested in conspiracy-laden narratives. With tighter pacing and a more focused narrative, Secret Society of Lies had the potential to be a captivating exploration of hidden agendas and the battle against insurmountable odds. Read the full article

[anyathefandom]

Oh this funeral fall out is actually making GH look like a soap for once.

Also this is now a Molly Lansing Davis stan account. Kristina has now been dethroned as my favorite Davis girl and I HATE to say it.🤷

Sidenote: Also shout out to Kristen Vaganos! Girlie acts down.👏👏👏

[thatwanderingwriter]

Y’ALL. LISTEN.

Wong Fu Productions is back at it with another great series!

They don’t get much love, but they’re one of my favorite channels on Youtube and they’re super funny, super diverse, and put out fantastic, genuine content!

This series will even have Justin H. Min (Ben Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy) which I am stoked about!!

Check them out, you won’t be disappointed!

[myghanimationspage]

Feel free to use just give me (Linda) the credit for the animation if you use elsewhere…thanks

PLEASE dont use my animations to make other animations or banners with it. I work hard on my animations  and I dont want people to use them to make other fanarts

[nickmahar]

A Christmas Dance

Written and directed by the talented Michael Arcell. A Christmas Dance features the incredibly talented Kristen Vaganos, Carson Nicely, and the legendary Richard Karn and Katherine Kelly Lang.

Traumatized by her past Christmas is not at the top of Sarah's list this time of year however waltzing through life's unexpected emergencies she is taught the Christmas Dance.