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It's a birthday party for Mitch and so many Walker family members are there! (Also... I'm now hungry for cake!)

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Well I can't stop thinking about if Apple's Spirited was actually done on Broadway with Broadway actors so have a fancast

Disclaimer: This is literally just actors I like and know are currently active. There is very little thought put into this beside "ooo I love this voice and think it would fit the role p well." Feel free to dispute and brainstorm further in the reblogs/tags, but like there is genuinely 4% thought put into this, lmao.

Present (Will Farrell) - Jonathan Groff

The heart and soul of the show. Requires strong acting, strong vocals, and a stunning sense of humor. Honestly maybe this is just me being a simp but like I fully think he would have a gotdamn blast dressed up in Scrooge makeup for the 1800s scene and no one can convince me otherwise.

Clint Briggs (Ryan Reynolds) - Jeremy Jordan

This is it, the entire reason I made this fan cast. Just. Imagine Jeremy Jordan singing Bringin' Back Christmas. The same energy as Ready As I'll Ever Be, and also as The World Will Know from Newsies??? Like, that's barely anything, and he's perfect.

Kimberly (Octavia Spencer) - Khaila Anyé Wilcoxon

Yeah okay I did sadly feel like I needed to slightly de-age Kimberly to match the younger form of Present; my original casting was NaTasha Yvette Williams and she would still slay this so hard, but like. Consistency, ya know? And besides, Khaila is STUNNING, fr; her performance as Catherine of Aragon is a testament to her skills alone, but if you want proof of her ability to sing gently as well as to Belt Like All Hell as she does in Six, then I will just direct you kindly to her role as one of the Fates in Hadestown; girl SLAYS! (Alternate pick: Renée Elise Goldsberry, because I can just HEAR her sing these songs.)

Jacob Marley (Patrick Page) - Patrick Page

I mean. Come on. Even if he hadn't played this role already, he originated Hades in Hadestown. No one can top this guy.

Past (Sunita Mani) - Solea Pfeiffer

Hadestown haunts the cast again, but like, come on. She's so good, no one can tell me no.

Yet-to-Come (Tracy Morgan) - Michael James Scott

IDK something about his energy as Genie just translates really well to this role to me. (Alternatively, the Beetlejuice energy of Alex Brightman would give a REALLY fun twist to it, especially if the director decided to lean into YTC as a comic relief character, but the energy is just off enough I wanna stick to the source material for now.)

Wren (Marlow Barkley) - Isabella Esler

Okay to be completely honest am I pretty much just pulling a random Lydia Deets out of a hat since they're like the only consistent kid actresses I can find? Maybe, lmao. That said, having heard her sing, she's GOOD fam! I think she could pull Wren really well!

Owen (Joe Tippett) - Justin Collette

Okay, so once again, he happens to be a Beetlejuice star, but the vibe check here really comes from his role in School of Rock! It's the same sort of offbeat-person-with-a-heart-of-gold vibe as Owen has in the movie, and like with him also playing the Beetlejuice to Isabella's Lydia, I think they'd do great as dad and daughter on stage. Alternatively, Will Burton (who played Adam in the same cast) would also be a great pick, but gives off some more panicky vibes that I don't feel are as great of a match to Owen.

Carrie (Andrea Anders) - Michaela Diamond

If you've seen her video on her favorite song from NYT, you Know the vibes.

Anyway that's my brainrot for the year thank you and enjoy—

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Coming up this week on Hit Play!

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A Saga of Setbacks

Why I am not a dancer

I cannot remember the first dance class I ever took. That’s how long I have been dancing. When I was in pre-K I wanted to be a dancer when I grew up (along with being an artist, horse back rider, figure skater, and veterinarian - I had big dreams). In first grade that transitioned to becoming a detective, and then in fourth grade it was becoming a veterinarian. Then in sixth grade I picked up the biography of Suzanne Farrell, one of Balanchine’s muses in the New York City Ballet. That book reignited my interest in pursuing dance.

In middle school, stories of Suzanne Farrell, Misty Copeland, and Michaella DePrince, my subscription and religious reading of Pointe Magazine, YouTube videos of the Anaheim ballet, and trashy young adult books about the world of dance all fueled my passion for the art form. All I wanted to do while I was in middle school was dance. That was my dream. I started creating lists of schools where I could study dance. I started choreographing full length ballets in my living room. I started coming up with names for the ballet studio I was going to eventually open up after I retired from dancing professionally.

Then came the first of many setbacks: tendonitis in my ankle. I was in a walking boot for 4 months and in a cast with crutches for 8 weeks. My insurance stopped paying for my physical therapy after a month and a half. I returned to dance after 6 months with more passion than ever.

Setback #2: I realized that my home studio that I absolutely loved was not going to help me achieve my dreams of becoming a professional dancer. The studio was downsizing, and while I was taking every dance class that I could, I was nowhere near where I needed to be technique-wise. I made the very hard decision to supplement my training at a new studio’s pre-professional program where I was placed in a level with dancers two years my junior. I was in tenth grade. Up until this point, I had never known how to turnout, I had never known the proper posture (something I still struggle with), I had never even known how to properly point my foot. That first year in the pre-professional program was a needed reality check to my lofty dreams.

Setback #3: undiagnosed and untreated chronic migraine. There was no way I could dance when my brain was literally at war with me. I missed a lot of class and my much needed improvement was not happening when I was not in class. My dream was slipping through my fingers.

Setback #4: sprained ankle and dislocated foot. This cost me 6 months of training, a spot in the Nutcracker, and my respect for my teachers. The timing of this injury also came at the point in my senior year where I was supposed to be auditioning for dance programs. Ultimately, I came to the (very hard) decision to not study dance in college.

Obviously, I am still very passionate about dance. I would be lying if I said there isn’t a part of me that regrets making the decisions I have. But if it isn’t my lack of technique, the injuries that have plagued me, the knowledge that a major in dance would only leave me in crippling debt and jobless in a very competitive market, it’s the fear that I will lose my love for dance. Could I love an art form that doesn’t seem to love me back? Could I love an art form that leaves me penniless and alone? Could I love an art form that has become a chore? And ultimately it was the realization that if dancing became my job, I wouldn’t love it anymore. It would no longer be my escape. It would become my prison.

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John Cho

Kal Penn

Kadeem Hardison (Solid 181cm)

Sung Kang & Parry Shen

Jason Tobin (5′8.5″)

Joseph Fiennes 

Ryan Hansen, Ryan Eggold & Justin Long

Patrick Wilson

Keiko Agena

Samuel L Jackson (back in June 2005)

Grace Park

Ananda Everingham (Listed 178cm) & Tatsuya Fujiwara (Listed 176cm)

Star Trek Cast 

Bruce Greenwood

JJ Abrams 

Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, Colin Farrell, Bryan Cranston

Matthew Perry

Laura Benanti

Jamie Chung

Sean Maguire & Orlando Jones

Alexandra Breckenridge

Judy Greer, Laverne Cox, Julia Garner and Lily Tomlin

Michael B. Jordan

Tony Hale & Michaela Watkins

Cary Elwes, Aja Naoli King, Alia Shawkat

Michelle Forbes, Haley Lu Richardson, Rory Culkin

Lola Kirke, Zoe Kravitz, John Cho and Reeve Carney

Billy Eichner

Topher Grace

Debra Messing

Kathryn Hahn

Ike Barinholtz

Sara Sohn

Chris Gorham

Garrett Wang & George Takei (back in 2011)

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Online Filmai Nemokamai

Pradžioje buvo Ieva. Dar 2018-ųjų, kaip ir 2018 m., Apgaulingomis dienomis šį nelemtą šnipinėjimo trilerį turėjo režisuoti Matthew Newtonas, australų rašytojas ir filmo „Kas mes esame“ filmai online dabar režisierius, turintis skalbiamą baudžiamųjų kaltinimų ir teistumų sąrašą. įskaitant ir už piktnaudžiavimą šeimoje. Atrodo, kad tai būtų nemalonu filmo prodiuserei ir žvaigždei Jessica Chastain, vokalinei „Time’s Up“ ir „Aš per“ judėjimų šalininkei, tačiau, matyt, ne. Nepaisant to, įsiutęs atsakas prieš jį ir Chastaino veidmainystė privertė Niutoną atsistatydinti ir paskutinę minutę jį pakeisti „Pagalbos“ Tate Taylor'u, o pavadinimas buvo pakeistas į „Ava“, tikėtina, darant prielaidą, kad kitoks trijų raidžių palindromas su V vidurys praeitų visiškai nepastebėtas.

Rasti galite daug filmai nemokamai 8filmai online svetaineje.

Na, nėra tokios sėkmės - nors tai arti. Ava šiuo metu rengia varžybas čia, Europoje, ir rugsėjį surengs valstijos varžybas, filmai online kuriose manoma, kad visa diskusija vėl bus pagilinta, o tai greičiausiai nepadarys gero filmo, ir greičiausiai užgrius šį. - ir tai švelniai tariant - visai nėra gerai.

Jei „Ava“ ​​buvo tik bendras veiksmo trileris, jį būtų sunku rekomenduoti dėl savo klišių lietuviski filmai nemokamai online litanijos, vingiuoto nuobodaus siužeto ir pasenusio veiksmo, kuris kartais pasiekia „Liamo Neesono laipiojimą per tvorą 3 imtyje“ Zacho Staenbergo redagavimo lygį. Bet tai ir dėl visiems visiškai nežinomų priežasčių savotiška juokinga šeimos melodrama su mamytės ir tėčio problemomis, komplikuotu meilės trikampiu ir piktnaudžiavimu narkotikais. Didžiąja dalimi jis yra beprasmis, nes į save žiūrima gėdingai.

Ypač Chastainas suteikia aukščiausios klasės žudiko Ava vaidmeniui tikrai rimtą elgesį, ir tai, kad ji yra gera, nepaisant to, kad ji buvo apkabinta apgailėtinu scenarijumi - įskaityta, galbūt nenuostabu, Newtonui - tai liudija jos žvaigždės galią. Ji daro viską, ką gali, kad suteiktų emocinių kontūrų personažui, kurio visas užnugaris, pradedant gatvės nemokami filmai online vaikų peštynėmis, baigiant priklausomybe nuo narkotikų ir alkoholizmo, kariuomenės verbavimu ir „juodųjų opų“ žmogžudystėmis, per pradinius titrus atskleidžia įvairūs laikraščių iškarpos, archyvinės nuotraukos. ir iš dalies sutvarkyti dokumentai. Filme ji dabar dirba kunigaikščio (John Malkovich), tėvo figūros, kuri norėtų, kad ji nustotų pernelyg plepėti su savo aukomis, kol tai nepatraukia jo buvusio globotinio Simono (Colin Farrell) ir slaptos agentūros, kuria jis yra, rūstybės. atstovas. Manau, kad jūs žinote, kur tai vyksta.

Visų pirma, į Vokietijos ambasadą Rijade, kur vyksta misija, kurios nesiseka ir kuri yra viena iš kelių stambių veiksmo grupių, kurios grasina būti geros, bet niekada to visiškai neįsipareigoja. Neilgai trukus Ava bėga, ir viskas yra labai asmeniška - šis filmas taip pat tampa gana gluminantis.

Pavyzdžiui, kai Ava pabėgo iš Bostono, ji paliko iš esmės nesuinteresuotą motiną (Geena Davis), dabar jau mirusį tėvą ir seserį Jude'ą (Jessą Weixlerį), kuri vis dar nerimauja, kad Ava praleido laidotuves. Kad būtų dar sudėtingiau, antroji Jude'o pusė Michaelas (Common) palaikė santykius su Ava, kol jis su ja nesusitvarkė. Jis yra vienintelis filmai nemokamai online šeimos narys, kuriam atrodo įdomu ką nors jame laikyti, ir filmas visiškai neįsivaizduoja, kaip išpakuoti visus asmeninius potvynius ir traumas, susijusias su šiais mazginiais santykiais. Niekur tai nėra akivaizdžiau, kaip manoma, klimatinėje prisipažinimo scenoje, kurios metu Ava apsunkina save pačiame veiksmo sekos viduryje, neturinčiame nieko bendro su šeimos drama.

Tai yra Ava mikrokosme; du labai skirtingi filmai, kurie vienoje erdvėje stumia į kosmosą. Problema ta, kad nei veiksmo trileris, nei šeimos drama neverta stengtis. Supjaustytas gabalais ir susegtas kaip kažkoks siaubingas Frankensteino žanro monstras tik meškos paslaugą daro, o dėl to susidaręs hibridas yra pernelyg nepatogus, nemokami filmai online kad talentas tiek prieš, tiek už kameros tikrai galėtų naršyti. Malkovičius ir Farrellas sumaniai sugriebia filmo B filmo juokingumą ir išnaudoja visas savo scenas, įskaitant netyčia juokingą, jei gana nesutapusią kovą, tačiau Stephenas Goldblattas ir Bearas McCreary'as, atitinkamai tvarkydami kinematografiją ir garso takelį, tiesiog renkasi bendrai. blizgus pristatymas.

Svarbiausias dalykas yra Joanas Chenas kaip nusikaltimų bosas, kurio funkciją pasakojime vis dar nesu tikras, kad galėčiau visiškai paaiškinti. Nepaisant to, ji yra, ir atrodo, kad ji beveik persodinta iš daug geresnio ir rimtesnio filmo, kurį man galbūt patiko pamatyti. To negalima pasakyti apie šį.

[maaarine]

MBTI & Actors: NF Types

See also: NT, SP, SJ actors

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ENFP

Pedro ALONSO Aisling BEA Kate BECKINSALE Juliette BINOCHE Rachel BLOOM Helena BONHAM CARTER Russell BRAND Jim CARREY Michaela COEL Olivia COOKE Alan CUMMING Jamie Lee CURTIS Geena DAVIS Mackenzie DAVIS Cara DELEVINGNE Julie DELPY Lena DUNHAM Giancarlo ESPOSITO Rupert EVERETT Colin FARRELL Noel FIELDING Carrie FISHER Guillaume GALLIENNE Greta GERWIG Matthew GOODE Lauren GRAHAM Matthew Gray GUBLER Jake GYLLENHAAL Adèle HAENEL David HARBOUR Salma HAYEK Lena HEADEY Conleth HILL Gillian JACOBS Abbi JACOBSON Avan JOGIA Camélia JORDANA Zoe KAZAN Diane KEATON Ellie KEMPER Lisa KUDROW Nathan LANE Jennifer LAWRENCE Jared LETO Fabrice LUCHINI Patti LUPONE Miriam MARGOLYES Pio MARMAÏ Ian MCKELLEN Ezra MILLER Lin-Manuel MIRANDA Mandy PATINKIN Sarah PAULSON Amy POEHLER Benoît POELVOORDE Daniel RADCLIFFE Tracee Ellis ROSS Maya RUDOLPH Susan SARANDON Amy SCHUMER Amy SEDARIS Jason SEGEL Robert SHEEHAN Michael SHEEN Sarah SILVERMAN Jenny SLATE Soko Emma STONE Amber TAMBLYN David TENNANT Phoebe WALLER-BRIDGE Ruby WAX Mae WHITMAN Robin WILLIAMS

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INFP

Amy ADAMS Isabelle ADJANI Cameron BRITTON Mia FARROW Brendan FRASER Andrew GARFIELD Tavi GEVINSON Domhnall GLEESON Eva GREEN Sally HAWKINS Charlie HEATON Lucas HEDGES Isaac HEMPSTEAD-WRIGHT Angelina JOLIE Felicity JONES T.R. KNIGHT Alex LAWTHER Sam LEVINSON Brigette LUNDY-PAINE Evanna LYNCH Ben MENDELSOHN Victoria PEDRETTI Sean PENN Joaquin PHOENIX River PHOENIX Eddie REDMAYNE Winona RYDER Mark RYLANCE Andrew SCOTT Amandla STENBERG Jeremy STRONG Michael STUHLBARG Tom STURRIDGE Meg TILLY Liv ULLMAN Sharon VAN ETTEN Ben WHISHAW Forest WHITAKER Gene WILDER Michelle WILLIAMS

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ENFJ

Mahershala ALI Julie ANDREWS Hayley ATWELL Javier BARDEM Kristen BELL Connie BRITTON Sterling K. BROWN Sophia BUSH Jessica CHASTAIN George CLOONEY Bradley COOPER Terry CREWS Benedict CUMBERBATCH Natalie DORMER Joel EDGERTON Beanie FELDSTEIN Emerald FENNELL America FERRERA Jane FONDA Morgan FREEMAN Stephen FRY Tom HANKS Naomie HARRIS Anne HATHAWAY Ethan HAWKE Tom HIDDLESTON Jameela JAMIL Ben KINGSLEY Keira KNIGHTLEY Brie LARSON Jude LAW Meghan MARKLE Alyssa MILANO Alfred MOLINA Wagner MOURA Leslie ODOM David OYELOWO Tyler PERRY Natalie PORTMAN Will POULTER Yara SHAHIDI Dan STEVENS Meryl STREEP Emma WATSON Rachel WEISZ Olivia WILDE Oprah WINFREY Steven YEUN

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INFJ

Gabriel BYRNE Glenn CLOSE Lily COLE Paul DANO Daniel DAY-LEWIS Jennifer EHLE Vera FARMIGA Colin FIRTH Sofia HELIN Brit MARLING Wentworth MILLER Viggo MORTENSEN Carrie-Anne MOSS Carey MULLIGAN Ruth NEGGA Sarah POLLEY Charlotte RAMPLING Robert REDFORD Vanessa REDGRAVE

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See also: NT, SP, SJ actors

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Episode 319

Comic Reviews:

Batman vs. Bigby: A Wolf in Gotham 1 by Bill Willingham, Brian Level, Jay Leisten, Lee Loughridge

Deathstroke Inc. 1 by Joshua Williamson, Howard Porter, Hi-Fi

Wonder Woman: Black and Gold 4 by Sina Grace, Andrew Constant, Nnedi Okorafor, Paul Azaceta, Andrew McLean, Nicola Scott, Leonardo Romero, Jack Cole

Wonderful Women of the World by Laurie Halse Andersen, Mikki Kendall, A.D’Amico, Sarah Kuhn, Lynne Yoshii, Carrie Strachan, Corinna Bechko, Anastasia Longoria, Louise Simonson, Nicole Goux, Melissa Marr, Marcela Cespedes, Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich, Sharee Miller, Silvana Brys, Traci Sorell, Natasha Donovan, Lilah Sturges, Devaki Neogi, Triona Farrell, Marieke Nijkamp, Ashanti Fortson, Jadzia Axelrod, Michaela Washington, Magdalene Visaggio, Emma Kubert, Cecil Castellucci, Carina Guevara, Dr. Sheena C. Howard, Laylie Frazier, Kami Garcia and Igzell, Jody Houser Michiums, Danielle Page, Brittney Williams, Caitlin Quirk, Amanda Deibert, Cat Staggs, Son M., Safiya Zerrougui, Amanda Deibert, Hanie Mohd, and Shari Chankhamma

Beast Boy Loves Raven GN by Kami Garcia

Darkhold Alpha by Steve Orlando, Cian Tormey, Jesus Aburtov

Extreme Carnage: Omega by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Manuel Garcia, Cam Smith, Guru eFX

Inferno 1 by Jonathan Hickman, Valerio Schiti, David Curiel

Infinity Comics: Deadpool 1 by Gerry Duggan, Lucas Werneck, Geoffo, Rachelle Rosenberg

Infinity Comics: It's Jeff 6 by Kelly Thompson, Gurihiru

Spider-Ham: Great Power No Responsibility GN by Steve Foxe, Shadia Amin

Die 20 by Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans

Children of the Plague by Robert Love, Jeffrey Kimbler, David Walker

Stranger Things: The Tomb of Ybwen 1 by Greg Pak, Diego Galindo, Francesco Segala

Firefly: River Run by David Booher, Andres Genolet, Mattia Iacono

10 Years to Death by Aaron Douglas, Cliff Richards

Gun Honey 1 by Charles Ardai, Ang Hor Kheng, Asifur Rahman

Human Remains 1 by Peter Milligan, Sally Cantirino, Dearbhla Kelly, Tim Daniel

Verge 1 by Bryce McLellan, Silvo Db

Impossible Jones 1 by Karl Kesel, David Hahn, Tony Avina

Corset 1 by Jurii Kirney, Elina Kiyushnikova

Soulstream OGN by Saida Wolf

Night of the Cadillacs 1 by Jake Hearns, Jeff Marsick, Kirk Manley

City of Dragons Vol 1 by Jaimal Yogis, Vivian Truong

Market Day 1 by James Sturm

Verse Vol 1 by Sam Beck

Garlic and the Vampire GN by Bree Paulsen

Life of Melody GN by Mari Costa

Growing Up by T.S. Luther, Monica Aldrin, Kuen Tang

99 Cent Theatre:

Notes 1 by Matthew J Burbridge

Saah by Syd Fini

Life of a Step-Dad Vol 1 and Vol 2 by Sam Hudson

Additional Reviews: Midnight Mass, What If?, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Babyteeth, Amphibia season premiere, new cartoon (The Ghost and Molly McGee)

Longbox of Horror: Gotham High

News: Kami Garcia's next two OGNs announced, Babylon 5 reboot, Kelly Thompson to substack, Scarlet vs. Disney conclusion, Steve Orlando takes over Marauders, Batman '89 sales, Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese picked up

Trailers: I Know What You Did Last Summer, Encanto

Comics Countdown:

Die 20 by Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans

Batman/Superman 22 by Gene Luen Yang, Paul Pelletier, Ivan Reis, Keith Champagne, Danny Miki, Hi-Fi

Department of Truth 13 by James Tynion IV, Martin Simmonds, Bidikar

Thor 17 by Donny Cates, Michele Bandini, D'Amico, Matt Wilson

Robin 6 by Joshua Williamson, Gleb Melnikov, Luis Gurrero

Undiscovered Country 16 by Charles Soule, Scott Snyder, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Leonardo Marcello Grassi, Matt Wilson

Inferno 1 by Jonathan Hickman, Valerio Schiti, David Curiel

Good Asian 5 by Pornsak PichetshoteLee Loughridge, Alexandre Tefenkgi

Life of Melody GN by Mari Costa

Locke & Key/Sandman: Hell and Gone 2 by Joe Hill, Gabriel Rodriguez, Jay Fotos

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could i please get some suggestions for faceclaims ( male and female ) that are 35+ and have some resources, like a pack of gif icons or a gif hunt, to be used? poc and non poc mixed in would be perfect!!

hi anon! i’m putting this under the cut because it got very long. under the cut there are 189 female faceclaims 35 and up that have at least one gif hunt and gif icons in the tags, and 206 male faceclaims 35 and up that have at least one gif hunt and gif icons in the tags. i hope this helps you out!

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1. Richonne/ Rick Grimes & Michonne- The Walking Dead

2. Westallen/ Barry Allen & Iris West- The Flash

3. Bamon/ Bonnie Bennett & Damon Salvatore- The Vampire Diaries

4. Sasil/ Hasil Farrell & Sally Ann Lewis- Outsiders

5. Bawson/ Ginny Baker & Mike Lawson- Pitch

6. Beth & Randall Pearson- This Is Us

7. Blip & Evelyn Sanders- Pitch

8. Japril/ April Kepner-Avery & Jackson Avery- Grey’s Anatomy

9. Jafael/ Jane Villanueva & Rafael Solano- Jane The Virgin

10. Amelia “Amy” Dubanowski & Jonah Simms- Superstore

11. Michasher/ Asher Millstone & Michaela Pratt- How To Get Away With Murder

12. PerSalle/ Christopher LaSalle & Sonja Percy- NCIS: New Orleans

 13. Joadi/ John Silver & Madi Scott- Black Sails

14.  Linstead/Erin Lindsay & Jay Halstead- Chicago PD

15. Cookie & Lucious/ Loretha “Cookie” Lyon & Dwight “Lucious Lyon” Walker-Empire

16. Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser & Jamie Fraser- Outlander

17. Andre & Rainbow Johnson- Black-ish

18. Booth and Brennan/Seeley Booth & Temperance Brennan- Bones

19. Mike Ross & Rachel Zane- Suits

20. Kev & V/ Kevin Ball & Veronica Fisher- Shameless (USA)

21. Jasam/ Jason & Sam Morgan- General Hospital

22. Javery/ Avery Barkley & Juliette Barnes- Nashville

23. Jonerys/ Daenerys Targaryen & Jon Snow - Game Of Thrones 

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3. Bensler/ Elliot Stabler & Olivia Benson- Law & Order SVU

4. Cory Matthews & Topanga Lawrence Matthews- Boy Meets World

5. Angela Moore & Shawn Hunter- Boy Meets World

6. Fran Fine & Maxwell Sheffield- The Nanny

7. Mulder & Scully/ Fox Mulder & Dana Scully- The X-Files

8. Jason Morgan & Robin Scorpio- General Hospital

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Nominees for World Rugby Players of the Year announced

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By SPORT EDITOR FOR SUSTAINHEALTH 

PUBLISHED: 12:12, 01 November 2019 | UPDATED: 12:42, 01 November 2019

World Rugby has announced the shortlists for the prestigious Men’s and Women’s 15s Player of the Year awards for 2019, which will be presented at the World Rugby Awards at The Prince Park Tower in Tokyo, Japan, on 3 November

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Following a stellar year for international rugby culminating in a very special Rugby World Cup 2019, the shortlists for the ultimate accolade feature players who have excited and inspired fans around the world with their feats during the year. The nominees for World Rugby Men’s 15s Player of the Year in association with Mastercard are: Pieter-Steph du Toit (South Africa), Tom Curry (England), Alun Wyn Jones (Wales), Cheslin Kolbe (South Africa), Ardie Savea (New Zealand) and Joe Taufete’e (USA). The nominees for World Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year in association with Mastercard are: Sarah Bern (England), Pauline Bourdon (France), Kendra Cocksedge (New Zealand), Katy Daley-Mclean (England) and Emily Scarratt (England). The shortlists were selected by the star-studded World Rugby Awards panels. The men’s panel comprises Rugby World Cup winners Richie McCaw, John Smit, George Gregan, Maggie Alphonsi and Melodie Robinson, alongside Fiona Coghlan, Brian O’Driscoll, Fabien Galthié, Agustín Pichot and Seilala Mapusua. The women’s panel features Rugby World Cup winners Melodie Robinson and Danielle Waterman alongside World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee Liza Burgess, Lynne Cantwell, Fiona Coghlan, Gaëlle Mignot, Jillion Potter, Karl Te Nana and journalist Stephen Jones. International players have also had the opportunity to vote to determine the nominees of the prestigious awards.

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World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont said: "The World Rugby Men’s and Women’s 15s Player of the Year awards are the ultimate accolade for test players and this year there have been an exceptional number of outstanding candidates. I would like to congratulate all 11 players who, deservingly, have been nominated for this year’s award." WORLD RUGBY MEN’S 15S PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINEES:

PIETER-STEPH DU TOIT (SOUTH AFRICA) A linchpin in the South African pack, Du Toit has started eight of the Springboks’ 10 tests in 2019 and been an unused replacement in the RWC 2019 win over Canada. The towering 27-year-old may have flitted between second-row and flanker in the early days of his international career, but he has made the No.7 jersey his own over the last two years and his work-rate and versatility mean he is one of the first names down on Rassie Erasmus’ team sheet. TOM CURRY (ENGLAND) The youngest of the nominees at only 21, Curry has been at his destructive best during RWC 2019, tormenting teams at the breakdown and winning turnover ball with regularity as one half of England’s dynamic flanker pairing with Sam Underhill. A strong ball carrier who was named Player of the Match in the quarter-final against Australia, he has started 13 of England’s 14 tests in 2019, beginning the year at openside before switching to blindside in an inspired move by Eddie Jones. ALUN WYN JONES (WALES) He may easily be the oldest of the nominees at 34, but Jones is playing some of the best rugby of his career in 2019 – a year in which he has become his country’s most-capped player and moved to joint second in the history of the game. The towering second-row is a master in the lineout and carries the ball endlessly during a game, his energy levels seeming to have no limit as he pushes Wales forward. Captaincy clearly agrees with Jones, who has already led Wales to the Six Nations Grand Slam this year. CHESLIN KOLBE (SOUTH AFRICA) The dancing feet of Kolbe have lit up Rugby World Cup 2019 with the diminutive winger showing that size isn’t everything, his footwork and pace allowing him to turn a defence inside out and leave players clutching at thin air in his wake. The Springbok, who turned 26 earlier this week, has started six tests in 2019 and scored five tries, including two in the pool stage against Italy when he was named Player of the Match. An ankle injury ruled him out of the semi-final with Wales but the Springboks will be delighted he is back for the final. ARDIE SAVEA (NEW ZEALAND) With the ability to play anywhere across the back-row, Savea has been at his rampaging best in 2019, starting eight of the 10 tests played by New Zealand and coming off the bench against Canada in the RWC 2019 pool stage. His work-rate is such that you would be forgiven for thinking there was more than one Savea on the pitch at times, turning over ball at the breakdown, charging at the defence or popping up in a flowing attack. JOE TAUFETE’E (USA) The Eagles hooker has enjoyed a record-breaking year in international rugby, his hat-trick against Uruguay in March making him the most prolific try-scorer in front-row history – 18 tries in just 21 tests smashing Keith Wood’s record that had stood for nearly 14 years in a third of the caps. Taufete’e ended the Americas Rugby Championship as the top try scorer with six and was a key member of the Eagles’ squad for RWC 2019, starting all four matches in Japan.

WORLD RUGBY WOMEN’S 15S PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINEES:

SARAH BERN (ENGLAND) The epitome of modern props, the 22-year-old is certainly not defined by the number on her back, possessing a turn of pace, quick feet and power – a hangover perhaps from her days as a back-row before converting to tight-head. Bern has started eight of England’s nine matches in 2019, including every match in a Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam winning campaign in which she scored five tries, second only to Red Roses winger Jess Breach. PAULINE BOURDON (FRANCE) Nominated for the second year running, Bourdon is a player in the modern mould of French half-backs who are equally happy at nine or 10 as she showed during Les Bleues’ Women’s Six Nations campaign, scoring three tries from scrum-half – including a brace against England – before moving to fly-half for the final two matches. Blessed with quick feet and an impressive step, Bourdon has started eight of France’s nine matches in 2019, including the Super Series win over New Zealand. KENDRA COCKSEDGE (NEW ZEALAND) An inspirational figure on and off the pitch with her infectious passion for the game and drive for success, Cocksedge has already received this accolade once, back in 2015. The scrum-half started all six of New Zealand’s matches this year, winning five of them – the only exception the loss to France in the Women’s Rugby Super Series when she captained her country on the occasion of becoming the second Black Ferns player to reach 50 tests. KATY DALEY-MCLEAN (ENGLAND) The oldest of the nominees at 33 and a test centurion, Daley-Mclean is both a talisman and playmaker for the Red Roses. She was the top point scorer in the Women’s Six Nations in 2019 with 53 points as England won a second Grand Slam in three years. The fly-half passed 500 test points during the Championship – a figure bettered only by Jonny Wilkinson and Owen Farrell for England – but missed the Women’s Rugby Super Series in San Diego due to injury. EMILY SCARRATT (ENGLAND) The centre slipped back into 15s rugby in 2019 as if she had never been away playing sevens since Rugby World Cup 2017, starting four matches in a Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam winning campaign, and scoring a try against Scotland. The 29-year-old always seems to have more time on the ball, gliding through gaps or releasing team-mates into space. She was at her most dangerous in the Women’s Rugby Super Series, scoring four tries in her three starts and 43 points in total. These awards are two of 12 categories of awards, including the World Rugby Team of the Year, World Rugby Coach of the Year, World Rugby Men’s and Women’s Sevens Players of the Year in association with HSBC and World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year in association with Tudor. For more information on the World Rugby Awards, visit www.world.rugby/awards. Previous World Rugby Men’s 15s Player of the Year Award winners 2018 – Johnny Sexton (Ireland) 2017 – Beauden Barrett (New Zealand) 2016 – Beauden Barrett (New Zealand) 2015 – Dan Carter (New Zealand) 2014 – Brodie Retallick (New Zealand) 2013 – Kieran Read (New Zealand) 2012 – Dan Carter (New Zealand) 2011 – Thierry Dusautoir (France) 2010 – Richie McCaw (New Zealand) 2009 – Richie McCaw (New Zealand) 2008 – Shane Williams (Wales) 2007 – Bryan Habana (South Africa) 2006 – Richie McCaw (New Zealand) 2005 – Dan Carter (New Zealand) 2004 – Schalk Burger (South Africa) 2003 – Jonny Wilkinson (England) 2002 – Fabien Galthié (France) 2001 – Keith Wood (Ireland) Previous World Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year Award winners 2018 – Jessy Trémoulière (France) 2017 – Portia Woodman (New Zealand) 2016 – Sarah Hunter (England) 2015 – Kendra Cocksedge (New Zealand) 2014 – Magali Harvey (Canada) 2012 – Michaela Staniford (England) 2011 – Ruth Mitchell 2010 – Carla Hohepa (New Zealand) 2009 – Debby Hodgkinson (Australia) 2008 – Carol Isherwood (England) 2007 – Sarah Corrigan (Australia) 2006 – Maggie Alphonsi (England) 2005 – Farah Palmer (New Zealand) 2004 – Donna Kennedy (Scotland) 2003 – Kathy Flores (USA) 2002 – Monique Hirovanaa (New Zealand) 2001 – Shelley Rae (England)

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The stars of rugby at the Salle des Etoiles, where else?

The legendary Salle des Etoiles at the Sporting Monte-Carlo, shined even brighter with the international rugby stars for the World Rugby Awards on Sunday, November 26, 2017, in the presence of T.S.H. Prince Albert and Princess Charlene. Prince Albert who did not want to miss this important rugby gathering, ended up missing the first period of the highly anticipated Monaco-PSG football match played that same evening.

Rugby Awards 2017 Salle des Etoiles, Monte-Carlo Sporting Club on November 26, @ Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images

Bill Beaumont the World Rugby Chairman addresses the guests during the World Rugby Awards 2017, Monaco Nov.26, 2017 @Eamonn McCormack – WR/WR via Getty Images

Beauden Barrett and Portia Woodman have been named World Rugby Men’s and Women’s Player of the Year in association with Mastercard respectively, at the World Rugby Awards in Monte Carlo on Sunday, cheered by the best of the game past and present. (Photo insert: Portia Woodman of NZ and Beauden Barrett of NZ (Women’s and Men’s World Rugby Player of the Year Award in association with Mastercard)@Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images)

The two lists of honorable nominees, selected for exhibiting greatness and personifying rugby’s character-shaping principles, had been established by a panel of experts composed of world champions like Richi McCaw, John Smit, George Gregan, Maggie Alphonsi, Dlive Woodward, Brian O’Driscoll, Fabien Galthie and Agustin Pichot.

Beauden Barrett winning prestigious award back-to-back

Beauden Barrett, 26 years old in the All Black’s No.10 jersey, becomes only the second player to win the prestigious award two years in a row, matching the achievement of his former All Blacks captain Richie McCaw from 2009-10. He received the award ahead of four other nominees in All Blacks team-mate Rieko Ioane, England and British Lions duo Owen Farrell and Maro Itoje and Australia full-back Israel Folau.

Barrett said: “I’m very proud and surprised. I wanted to be better than last year and I still think I have plenty more to go. The Lions series put us under the most pressure I have probably felt in a black jersey and that’s a credit to the Lions. We learnt a lot from that series, particularly taking that into the World Cup. When I hang the boots up, that’s when I can look back and be really proud of this. I’ve got to thank my team. I am just one player amongst a great team.”

Portia Woodman joins the very best 

The 26-year-old New Zealand winger Portia Woodman, was named the World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year 2017 after helping the Black Ferns win a fifth Women’s Rugby World Cup title in Ireland in August. She received the award ahead of four other nominees in Black Ferns team-mate Kelly Brazier, England winger Lydia Thompson and France back-row duo Romane Menager and Safi N’Diaye.

Woodman said: “Obviously just winning the Team of the Year award shows just how good our team is, and they make me look good. They do all the work and I am out there on the sideline just waiting for the ball. My mum wasn’t a big fan of me playing rugby, but I think she was going to support me no matter what and, without them (my parents), I obviously wouldn’t be where I am because they pushed me to do everything I can to the best of my ability.”

Beauden Barrett (C) of NZ receives World Ruby Men’s Player of the Year Award from Bill Beaumont (L) and HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco (R) at World Rugby Awards 2017 @Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images

Portia Woodman from NZ (C) receives World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year Award from Dan Carter (L) and HSH Princess Charlene, World Rugby Awards 2017 @Dave Rogers WR/WR via Getty Images

Full list of World Rugby Awards winners

The award winners were selected by an independent panel, who voted on every match from the Six Nations through to the start of the November internationals.

World Rugby Men’s Player of the Year, in association with Mastercard – Beauden Barrett (New Zealand)

World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year, in association with Mastercard – Portia Woodman (New Zealand)

World Rugby Team of the Year – New Zealand Women’s 15s

World Rugby Coach of the Year – Eddie Jones (England)

World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year in association with TUDOR – Rieko Ioane (New Zealand)

World Rugby Men’s Sevens Player of the Year in association with HSBC – Perry Baker (USA)

World Rugby Women’s Sevens Player of the Year in association with HSBC – Michaela Blyde (New Zealand)

World Rugby Referee Award – Joy Neville (Ireland)

Vernon Pugh Award for Distinguished Service – Marcel Martin (France)

Award for Character – Eduardo Oderigo (Argentina)

IRPA Special Merit Award – Richie McCaw (New Zealand) and Rachael Burford (England)

IRPA Try of the Year – Joaquin Tuculet (Argentina, v England)

Joy Neville receives World Rugby Referee Award from George Gregan at World Rugby Awards 2017 in Monaco @Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images

Joaquin Tuculet of Argentina receives IRPA Try of the Year Award from Jamie Heaslip of Ireland at World Rugby Awards 2017, Monaco @Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images

Richi McCaw former NZ All Black at World Rugby Awards 2017 in Monaco @Eamonn McCormack WR/WR via Getty Images

IRPA Special Merit Award Rachael Burford (2nd L) of England and Richie McCaw (R) of New Zealand @Dave Rogers – WR/WR via Getty Images

A message from World Rugby Chairman Bill Beaumont

World Rugby Chairman Bill Beaumont said: “It has been an outstanding 2017 for rugby on and off the field and tonight we have recognized and celebrated those who have made it so special.

And he added: “From the players, teams and coaches who have inspired millions of fans to the unsung volunteers and projects who at community level are the foundation of our great game, we salute them all.”

Today’s Quote

“Rugby is great. The players don’t wear helmets or padding; they just beat the living daylights out of each other and then go for a beer. I love that.” Joe Theismann

New Zealanders Barrett & Woodman received 2017 World Rugby Player’s awards from Prince Albert & Princess Charlene The stars of rugby at the Salle des Etoiles, where else? The legendary Salle des Etoiles at the Sporting Monte-Carlo, shined even brighter with the international rugby stars for the…

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