#monroe hooper

[ohcorny]

Roger Crenshaw: The Dogs at Duskfall (18+): OUT NOW!

Written by R/L Monroe (@mortalityplays), illustrated by Taylor Titmouse

The brain is the biggest sexual organ in the human body--but lately Roger has been feeling understimulated. The frustrated folklorist can't seem to find himself an outlet, until a twilight encounter with a familiar stranger blurs the lines between fact and fantasy. Who is Special Agent Hooper? What is he hunting in the margins of Roger's dreams? And just what will it take to satisfy him?

This adventure takes place some ten years on in the wild life of Roger Crenshaw--folklorist, trans man, and lover of the unknown in the most literal sense. This story contains explicit sexual content and is intended for adult audiences only. Reading the previous works in the series is highly recommended.

Features rope bondage, sex for an audience, dom/sub dynamics, the incomprehensible beyond, and a lot of semantic debate.

23k words, 10 spot illustrations, 3 half page illustrations. Comes in DRM free PDF and EPUB formats, and includes a gallery ZIP of high-res illustrations and extra art.

You can read two more pages of the sample on the shop page!

Don't forget about the original Roger Crenshaw books! Catch up on Roger's sexy adventures with a charming vampire professor, a gang of train robbing werewolves, and the ghost of an ambitious cultist!

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New article: The Day of the Jackal: Who is Eddie Redmayne?

As he takes on the role of the ultimate assassin, here’s everything you need to know about The Day of the Jackal’s leading man, Eddie Redmayne.

Who is Eddie Redmayne?

Eddie Redmayne, born in 1982, is a British actor born and raised in London, England.

His great-grandfather, Sir Richard Redmayne, was a civil and mining engineer, credited for his work in improving mine safety and for his advocacy of the benefits of a five-day working week on employees, helping make weekends a more standard practice.

Wanting to perform from an early age, he attended Jackie Palmer Stage School from the age of 10 and made his screen debut in an episode of kids TV series Animal Ark in 1998.

He later landed a music scholarship at the esteemed Eton College, attending the same year as Prince William.

Going on to study at Cambridge University, he made his professional debut as an actor at Shakespeare’s Globe in 2003 in a production of Twelfth Night.

From that point on, he established himself as one to watch on the British stage and later pivoted to film, where he took on dramatic roles in films including 2007’s Elizabeth: The Golden Age, The Other Boleyn Girl and The Yellow Handkerchief in 2008, and My Week with Marilyn in 2011.

In 2012, Redmayne grew international acclaim for portraying Marius in Tom Hooper’s Les Miserables, and two years later landed his first Oscar for his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in biopic The Theory of Everything.

He continues to act on both stage and screen, earning another Oscar nomination in 2015 for his role of Lili Elbe in The Danish Girl, and leading the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them franchise as Newt Scamander.

The Day of the Jackal is his first major TV role in 12 years.

On stage, he has most recently led revivals of Cabaret in the West End and Broadway, starring as the elusive and mysterious Emcee.

He has been married to wife Hannah Bagshawe since 2014, and together they have two children.

Who does Eddie Redmayne play in The Day of the Jackal?

The Jackal is a notorious assassin who lives a normal double life away from his murderous career path.

A natural chameleon, The Jackal has an innate ability to blend in with a crowd and change his appearance at will, meaning his targets never see him coming.

He is a man who prefers to work alone, considering each of his missions an art form.

Little is known about the character as we’re introduced to him, with his ability to camouflage himself leaving him free to do his work undetected.

The role was portrayed by Edward Fox in the 1973 movie adaptation of the story.

Find out more about the other cast and characters from The Day of the Jackal here.

Where have I seen Eddie Redmayne before?

Eddie Redmayne has become one of the most sought-after British stars in the world, with an enviable list of previous projects.

Here are some of his most notable roles to date:

My Week With Marilyn (2011) - Colin Clark

Based on the memoir of Colin Clark, My Week With Marilyn follows the aspiring filmmaker as he travels to London in 1956 to land a job with the celebrated Laurence Olivier.

Landing a position on The Prince and The Showgirl, Colin finds himself working as an assistant and pseudo-protector of the iconic Marilyn Monroe (played by Michelle Williams), who is having trouble in her personal life and marriage to Arthur Miller.

Across a fateful week, Colin and Marilyn grow closer as the Hollywood star adjusts to England, her current life, and her work with Olivier.

Les Miserables (2012) - Marius Pontmercy

Based on the book by Victor Hugo, Les Miserables is an adaptation of the musical of the same name.

Redmayne plays Marius Pontmercy, a compassionate young man who is a member of the revolutionary group, Friends of the ABC.

He instantly falls in love with Cosette, the adopted daughter of leading man Jean Valjean, upon meeting her.

This causes the heartbreak of his best friend Eponine, who is secretly in love with him.

Devoted to both his cause and his love, Marius is torn on his loyalties as the revolution turns violent and he leads the rebels on the barricades.

The Theory of Everything (2014) - Stephen Hawking

This biographical drama depicts the early life and first marriage of the legendary Stephen Hawking, detailing his work, health, and romantic life.

First meeting Hawking as an astrophysics student at the University of Cambridge, he meets young literature student Jane Wilde and falls in love.

Together, they will navigate the success of his career and his diagnosis with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive form of motor neurone disease that leads to slurred speech, muscle stiffness, and difficulty breathing.

The incurable and eventually fatal disease would eventually confine Hawking to a wheelchair, where he would communicate via a computer for the rest of his life.

The show is based on the 2007 memoir Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen written by Jane, who married Hawking in 1965.

The Theory of Everything is available now on Sky and NOW.

The Danish Girl (2015) - Lili Elbe

The Danish Girl is a story loosely inspired by the lives of Danish painter Lili Elbe – who became one of the first recorded people to have gender-affirming surgery.

Lili’s story inspired the novel of the same title by David Ebershoff.

Starting the story in the mid-1920s, The Danish Girl tracks the awakening of Lili’s transgender identity.

Married to portrait artist Gerda Wegener (Alicia Vikander), Lili comes out as transgender after posing as a woman for one of her wife’s paintings.

The film tracks the barriers Lili had to face in order to get the surgery, and the support Gerda was throughout the transition.

The Danish Girl  is available now on Sky and NOW

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) - Newt Scamander

An extension of the Harry Potter Wizarding World, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them follows Newt Scamander decades before the original Harry Potter series.

Newt is a ‘magizoologist’ who travels the globe to document the wizarding world’s magical creatures but finds himself in trouble in 1926 New York City when his suitcase gets into the wrong hands, with animals let loose across the human city.

Now he’s on a mission to gather them all or risk exposing the entire wizarding world – but as he does so, he finds himself dealing with growing unrest that could prove a more devastating threat on the world as they know it.

The franchise has since had two more installments: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald in 2016, and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore in 2018.

The Trial of the Chicago Seven (2020) - Tom Hayden

Based on true events that occurred in 1968, The Trial of the Chicago Seven follows seven men as they are arrested and charged with "crossing state lines" to incite a riot during an anti-Vietnam protest at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

As the trial gets underway, it becomes apparent the judge has a prejudice against them, with ongoing issues, stunts, and uncovering of brutality turning the courtroom into a circus.

The film was widely praised and was even nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture, at the 2021 Academy Awards, as well as three Baftas and five Golden Globes.

The Trial of the Chicago Seven is available to watch on Netflix....

The Day of the Jackal coming 7 November exclusively on Sky Atlantic and NOW.

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Book asks for you!

What book was turned into a movie and turned out to be as good or even better than the book?

Is there a particular author you would like to meet in real life?

What book are you reading right now?

What book was turned into a movie and turned out to be as good or even better than the book?

Jaws by Peter Benchley is a pretty horrible book. It is completely different from the movie. For example, in the book Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) is a young preppy attractive cocky stud jock and there is a romance between Hooper and Chief Brody's wife Ellen! Spielberg took a horrible book, and turned it into one of our best monster movies ever made.

Is there a particular author you would like to meet in real life?

You didn't mention alive or dead. All three of my answers, are dead.

The first author that came to my mind is James Baldwin! Simply because he is so sexy! I want to do naughty sexy things with him. Intelligence is so hot.

The second author that came to mind is Walt Whitman. I want to be his friend! I think we have a lot in common (spiritually) and I would love to know the conversations we would have together talking about nature, love, life, the cosmos, the spirit, and Abraham Lincoln. (He totally had a thing for Abe.)

The third author that came to mind, most people have never heard of before. His name is Alexander Key. He is most famous for writing the book that the Disney movie "Escape to Witch Mountain" was based on.

I have read almost all of his books (they are out of print and difficult to come by) and I have also collected some of the books where he provided the illustrations. Almost all of his books have a magical / fantastical / science fiction element to them - like kids who are aliens or from other dimensions, or kids who have encounters with unusual phenomena or they discover they have hidden magical abilities. And he even wrote a non-fiction book, "The Strange White Doves" filled with true stories about how animals have ESP! There is even a chapter about how trees have ESP! He published his first book in 1930! And I just know, he writes so much about magical / mystical encounters, that he must have had some real life experiences himself. I would love to know what inspired a lifetime spent writing for children about how they have untapped magic inside of them.

I just opened my copy of "The Strange White Doves" (published in 1972) and on the book jacket Alexander Key is quoted as saying, "Man has become so self-centered and destructive that there is very little hope for him or his planet." Then he adds, "If enough young people can see the truth, there IS hope."

What is this "Truth" he speaks of??? I'd love to get inside of his mind and know what he knows.

What book are you reading right now?

You know I always have several books going at one time! Here is my current pile:

"Dracula" by Bram Stoker "A Wind in the Door" by Madeleine L'Engle "The Complete Persepolis" by Marjane Satrapi "Marilyn: The Passion and the Paradox" a biography about Marilyn Monroe by Lois Banner "Wolfsong" by TJ Klune

I love you, friend! Thank you for asking! I appreciate your friendship.

P.S. In case anyone is interested in more information about Alexander Key, here is a link to his Wikipedia entry.

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13 SLASHER FILMS THAT INSPIRED SCREAM and HORROR NEWS OF THE WEEK

This week on HNR, movie news of the week and the top 13 Slasher Films that influenced the SCREAM franchise . All this, and more, coming up next…Join your host Doc Rotten are the scariest, goriest, bloodiest co-hosts on the 'Net: Dave Dreher, the lead news writer at Gruesome Magazine, and Crystal Cleveland, the Livin6dead6irl.

HORROR MOVIE NEWS

Jamie Lee Curtis dedicates Oscar win for Best Supporting Actress in Everything Everywhere All At Once to "Hundreds" including Genre Fans! Source: Deadline

Alicia Witt and Blair Underwood join Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe for Osgood Perkins' next feature, Longlegs.

Warner Bros. is courting Jenna Ortega for Beetlejuice 2. Source: Hollywood Reporter

TOP 13 SLASHERS THAT INFLUENCED SCREAM (Chronologically)

Norman Bates (1960, Psycho)

d. Alfred Hitchcock

a. Anthony Perkins

Billy (1974, Black Christmas)

d. Bob Clark

a. Albert J. Dunk (uncredited)

Leatherface (1974, Texas Chainsaw Massacre)

d. Tobe Hooper

a. Gunnar Hansen

Michael Myers (1978, Halloween)

d. John Carpenter

a. Nick Castle and Tommy Lee Wallace

Curt Duncan (1979, When a Stranger Calls)

d. Fred Walton

a. Tony Beckley

Mrs. Pamela Voorhees / Jason Voorhees (1980, Friday the 13th)

d. Sean S. Cunningham

a. Betsy Palmer and Ari Lehman

Frank Zito (1980, Maniac)

d. William Lustig

a. Joe Spinell

Cropsy (1981, The Burning)

d. Tony Maylam

a. Lou David

The Miner / Harry Warden (1981, My Bloody Valentine)

d. George Mihalka

a. Peter Cowper

Russ Thorn (1982, The Slumber Party Massacre)

d. Amy Holden Jones

a. Michael Villella

Angela Baker (1983, Sleepaway Camp)

d. Robert Hiltzik

a. Felissa Rose

Freddy Krueger (1984, A Nightmare on Elm Street)

d. Wes Craven

a. Robert Englund

Charles Lee Ray / Chucky (1988, Child's Play)

d. Tom Holland

a. Brad Douriff

Check out this episode!

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🫵🏽 daddy long dick monroe and hooper pls

(i don’t have a specific question tbh. what’s going on with them)

OKAY SO CRACKS KNUCKLES

monroe is a relatively old (not the OLDEST) splatoon-originating oc i have! hes so old i shipped him with my exes oc YUCK!!! i'm still in the process of revamping his current storyline but hes very silly goofy :) hes a bit cursed in canon (like literally cursed. and no i dont know the source of the curse yet sadly) to where if he makes physical contact with somebody they both get hurt from it.. it hurts much MUCH worse if you're a supernatural/magical creature (of which we (me and my boyfriend) have plenty in our universe) but thats not going to stop him from getting w/ my boyfriends oc whos an angel descendant LMFAO

he runs a "magical" artifact pawn shop (theyre debatedly magical lmfaooo hes got some duds mixed in) that humans + supernatural creatures frequent all the time.. hes very social and outgoing but hes the type to not really go out of his way to make friends either! just charismatic and good at keeping a conversation going + keeping the other person talking.. hes very intelligent but mostly keeps it to himself and tends to deflect conversations/questions about him .. he also might have a bit of a drinking problem he picked up from his ex but idk about all that yet

HOOPER IS MY CRAZY BABYGIRL they're half of an eggsec VP duo me and my boyfriend made (his character tinsel is shown but not linked on toyhouse). theyre so silly they have a erm Interesting backstory i have yet to fully flesh out + share yet but just know being eggsec 680 was not their first career choice okay? okay. they ARE good at their job though (in our splatoon canon they're a full time grizzco employee w/ their own job guidelines that differ from the in-game stuff) and tend to do a lot of work clearing out lessers that make it easy for their teammates but cant resist a good egg dunk every now and then.. theyre very volatile and have a pretty quick temper but quite enthusiastic and confident in their ability to work :) they clash w/ tinsel every so often (see toyhouse pics) but its usually only about work LMFAO also they're FWBs if you care.

also pics of the 2 babygirls for my followers who dont wanna go to toyhouse

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Monroe: I get it, you're an emotionless machine.

Sofija: Thank you, I try.

[incorrectrpgquotes]

Walkman, hitting his arm on a table: Ow! My armkle!

Monroe: Your what?

Espen: His wrist.

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Snark

So this is just a simple three drabble collection of crossovers featuring snarky people. The two old ones are a BtVS/House MD crossover with Buffy and House and a CSI/CSI: NY crossover with Warrick, Danny, Lindsay and Nick. The one I’m posting here was claimed by @melamungous ages ago and is a slightly naughty Khanolly drabble. Enjoy!

Snark - Three crossover situations dealing with snarky people, showing snarkiness is universal.

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Upping The Stakes Khan Noonien Singh/Molly Hooper Star Trek: AOS/Sherlock

“Quit whining.”

He was only mildly irritated. Even being chided by the woman he loved, he was more irritated by his growing losing streak than anything else. The rules of poker were simple. There was a lot of mathematics that could be used to give him an edge. And yet here he was, losing every single game he played against her. It was frustrating. It was annoying.

It was embarrassing.

Finally, Molly laid her cards on the table. “I doubt you’ll beat this hand,” she said, smirking. If she wasn’t such a phenomenally good kisser he’d do something drastic to wipe that smirk off her lips. Perhaps sweep her off the chair, pin her against the bed and make her sing his name in that voice that was music to his ears as she orgasmed.

That was a delightful thought as he looked at his hand. He didn’t even bother to show his cards, tossing them down in disgust.

The smirk softened. “We could make this more interesting, you know. Strip poker is a thing.”

He raised an eyebrow. “So I’ll be stark naked and you fully clothed?”

“But imagine the things I could do to a naked you,” she said, the smirk coming back with an additional naughty gaze. He cleared his throat as he felt his cock harden and then reached for his cards. At least if it was ready, she could have some fun...and he could, too.

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“Nighthawks” - by Edward Hooper + inspired various media

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“QUERIDÍSIMA MAMÁ”

JOAN CRAWFORD: UNA ACTRIZ CON LEYENDA NEGRA

SU GRAN AMOR

UNA PAUSA EN EL RODAJE DE ¿QUÉ FUE DE BABY JANE?

QUERIDÍSIMA MAMÁ

POSIBLEMENTE SU MEJOR PELICULA

BETTE DAVIS (SUSAN SARANDON) Y JOAN CRAWFORD (JESSICA LANGE) EN LA SERIE FEUD

 En el año 1999 el American Film Institute elaboró una lista, algo muy querido para los norteamericanos, con las estrellas femeninas del cine de mayor impacto de la historia. En el décimo lugar parecía una actriz a la que hoy vamos a dedicar nuestro capítulo: Joan Crawford.

Joan Crawford nació en la ciudad tejana de San Antonio alrededor de 1904 y en 1925 fue contratada por la Metro Goldwyn Mayer. En esos años fue considerada ya una de las flappers más influyentes del cine (Flapper: mujeres jóvenes con un estilo de vida nada convencional tanto en su aspecto físico como en sus actividades y reuniones sociales incluyendo una libertad sexual no conocida hasta entonces. Las flappers más conocidas del cine además de la Crawford fueron Norma Shearer, Nora Talmadge y Clara Bow).

Joan Crawford participó en 23 filmes silentes y tuvo la fortuna de integrarse sin problemas en el naciente cine sonoro. Se convirtió en una de las actrices mejor pagadas y durante las décadas de 1930 a 1950 participó en películas de éxito como Alma en suplicio de Michael Curtiz (por la que recibió un Oscar), Gran Hotel de Edmund Goulding, Un rostro de mujer de George Cukor o Johnny Guitar de Nicholas Ray, posiblemente su mejor película.

En total trabajó en 89 películas y en su época de senectud actuó con gran éxito en 1962 en una cinta con mucho morbo, ¿Qué fue de Baby Jane?, junto a su archienemiga Bette Davis. En 1969 tuvo la oportunidad de ser dirigida por Steven Spielberg en Night Gallery.

Curiosamente Joan Crawford llegó a ser directora de la Pepsi Cola ya que en su cuarto matrimonio (los tres anteriores habían terminado en divorcio) se casó con el Presidente de esa compañía y al enviudar ocupó su cargo durante un tiempo.

 Hasta aquí podemos considerar que este es un breve y aséptico relato de la vida de una gran estrella, pero desgraciadamente como ocurre con tantas personalidades del mundo del cine bajo esta apariencia de felicidad y gloria se esconde una historia oscura y triste. La de Joan Crawford no es de las más felices precisamente.

La infancia de Joan se puede decir, con suavidad, que fue bastante desgraciada. Abandonada por su padre y sufriendo abusos psicológicos por parte de la madre (el documental Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star lo muestra con claridad), Lucille Fay Le Sueur, ese era su verdadero nombre, llegó a Hollywood en 1920, pero no encontró trabajo y se dedicó, por un tiempo, al oficio más antiguo del mundo, con una peculiaridad: sus clientes eran mujeres. Aunque para algunos investigadores esto no se llegó a probar, parece que en 1922 fue detenida por ese motivo. En esos años y cuando todavía era conocida como Lucille participó en algunas películas pornográficas. Cuando llegó al estrellato, Joan se gastó la apreciable cantidad de 100.000 dólares para destruir todas las copias de Labios de terciopelo y El lecho combado. Por entonces se produjo un desgraciado suceso: un coleccionista de cine porno que, al parecer, tenía copias de estas películas falleció en el incendio de su casa, en el que también se destruyeron esas copias. Las especulaciones sobre el posible origen del incendio no tardaron en producirse…

Pocos años después al conocer a la periodista y auténtica dueña de los secretos de Hollywood, Hedda Hooper, cambió definitivamente su suerte ya que está la recomendó a los grandes estudios y allí confirmó su gran carrera en el cine (tampoco está nada claro cómo una incipiente actriz se hizo amiga de la todopoderosa Hedda… de nuevo las especulaciones).

La fama de Joan fue creciendo no solo en el aspecto artístico sino también en el aspecto sexual: era una fogosa bisexual que se especializó en acostarse de forma indiscriminada con jovencitos. Parece que su carácter adusto y un fuerte temperamento le fue creando enemigos por doquier y Joan fue la diana de todas las perversidades de Hollywood durante sus años de estrellato. Kenneth Anger el autor de Hollywood Babilonia la llamó en esos años La Bruja Joan, ¿verdad? ¿mentira? Hay datos perfectamente contrastados y otros que pueden ser producto de la ficción de sus enemigos. Que era una promiscua bisexual está perfectamente demostrado; desde sus relaciones con múltiples amantes masculinos (es muy conocida la frase de su archienemiga Bette Davis: “Se acostó con todas las estrellas masculinas de la Metro, excepto con Lassie”) o las que mantuvo con diferentes estrellas femeninas (al parecer pertenecía a un club denominado El círculo de la costura formado por mujeres homosexuales o bisexuales y allí parece que tuvo relaciones con estrellas como Barbara Stanwyck o Claudette Colbert entre otras. Parece que también lo intentó con Marilyn Monroe, pero sin resultado aparente). Con Clark Gable mantuvo una larga relación sentimental y profesional pues con él rodó 8 películas (en alguna ocasión declaró que el gran amor de su vida fue Gable). Se casó 4 veces y no tuvo hijos biológicos, pero sí cuatro adoptados (a los 4 les puso nombre con la inicial C) lo que a la larga marcó su vida. A sus 35 años quiso adoptar a su primera hija, pero el hecho de estar soltera por aquel tiempo suponía una traba legal, por lo que buscó un medio alternativo (prácticamente la compró) para tener su hija.

Su relación con los hijos no fue la adecuada, con malos tratos incluidos. Afortunadamente fueron enviados a un internado para alejarlos de la madre. La actriz falleció en 1977 y un año después su hija mayor Christina publicó un libro que se convirtió en un best seller: Mamita querida. El libro exponía descarnadamente el maltrato de la madre y la aparición de obsesiones que se fueron convirtiendo en neurosis con el paso del tiempo. Era la primera vez que las intimidades familiares de un famoso veían la luz pública y esto supuso un enorme escándalo. Antes de la publicación Joan había dejado fuera de su herencia a los dos hijos mayores “por motivos que ellos conocen de sobra”, mientras que a los dos menores les dejó 77.000 dólares. Tres años después el libro fue llevado al cine en el filme Mommie dearet de Frank Perry, con Faye Dunaway encarnando a Joan Crawford.

El año 2017 se estrenó una serie de televisión con el título Feud; allí Susan Sarandon y Jessica Lange dan vida a Bette Davis y a Joan Crawford para recordar los momentos del rodaje de una legendaria película, famosa no solo por sus resultados artísticos sino también por la tempestad que arrastró su rodaje: ¿Qué fue de Baby Jane? En 1962, en una época decadente de sus carreras, los estudios Warner reúnen a las dos divas para que interpreten una historia de dos hermanas ya entradas en años y que se odian mutuamente. La película fue dirigida por Robert Aldrich y fueron manipuladas ante la opinión pública para que expusieran claramente la aversión que se tenían entre ellas con objeto de fomentar el morbo que redundara en la recaudación como así fue, ya que la película se convirtió en una éxito de taquilla (lo que resulta enormemente curioso y ellas parece que lo desconocían es que las dos tenían muchas cosas en común, especialmente en la relación con sus hijos, pero a eso le dedicaremos otro capítulo…).  

Una anécdota sirve para ilustrar la relación entre ambas estrellas: tras el éxito de Baby Jane se quiso prolongar el negocio con otra película con ambas actrices, Canción de cuna para un cadáver, aunque al final por enfermedad de la Crawford no se pudo completar el rodaje con ella y fue sustituida. En esos momentos Joan estaba casada con el presidente en Norteamérica de Pepsi-Cola. La Davis ordenó que en el set de rodaje se colocase una máquina de refrescos de … Coca-Cola. Sin comentarios)

La soledad se fue haciendo la dueña de la vida de Joan, que vivió sus últimos años en un pequeño apartamento, consumiendo vodka de forma adictiva, obsesionada con la limpieza como síntoma de una neurosis fóbica. Sus manías y su forma de vivir eran claros signos de enfermedad mental: se lavaba las manos cada 5 minutos, seguía a los visitantes de su casa limpiando todo lo que ellos tocaban, recibía vestida solo con ropa interior… Sus últimos años se parecen claramente al personaje de Norma Desmond en El crepúsculo de los dioses de Wilder: Joan veía constantemente sus películas, contestaba personalmente a sus fans, llamaba a cualquier hora del día o de la noche a sus antiguos directores o productores solicitando trabajo…

El 10 de Mayo de 1977 Joan Crawford falleció en su apartamento de Nueva York y como con tantas cosas de su vida se desconocen los motivos de la muerte: ¿fallo cardiaco? ¿suicidio? Las constantes incógnitas de su vida permanecen, pues se supone que murió a los 73 años, pero es que el año de su nacimiento tampoco se conoce con claridad.  

6/7/2020

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【衝撃】ユニバーサル火災でマスターテープが焼失したアーティスト一覧

他の国にマスターのコピーがあることを祈ります。 38 Special 50 Cent Colonel Abrams Johnny Ace Bryan Adams Nat Adderley Aerosmith Rhett Akins Manny Albam Lorez Alexandria Gary Allan Red Allen Steve Allen The Ames Brothers Gene Ammons Bill Anderson Jimmy Anderson John Anderson The Andrews Sisters Lee Andrews & the Hearts Paul Anka Adam Ant Toni Arden Joan Armatrading Louis Armstrong Asia Asleep at the Wheel Audioslave Patti Austin Average White Band Hoyt Axton Albert Ayler Burt Bacharach Joan Baez Razzy Bailey Chet Baker Florence Ballard Hank Ballard Gato Barbieri Baja Marimba Band Len Barry Count Basie Fontella Bass The Beat Farmers Sidney Bechet and His Orchestra Beck Captain Beefheart Archie Bell & the Drells Vincent Bell Bell Biv Devoe Louie Bellson Don Bennett Joe Bennett and the Sparkletones David Benoit George Benson Berlin Elmer Bernstein and His Orchestra Chuck Berry Nuno Bettencourt Stephen Bishop Blackstreet Art Blakey Hal Blaine Bobby (Blue) Bland Mary J. Blige Blink 182 Blues Traveler Eddie Bo Pat Boone Boston Connee Boswell Eddie Boyd Jan Bradley Owen Bradley Quintet Oscar Brand Bob Braun Walter Brennan Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats Teresa Brewer Edie Brickell & New Bohemians John Brim Lonnie Brooks Big Bill Broonzy and Washboard Sam Brothers Johnson Bobby Brown Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown Lawrence Brown Les Brown Marion Brown Marshall Brown Mel Brown Michael Brown Dave Brubeck Jimmy Buffett Carol Burnett T-Bone Burnett Dorsey Burnette Johnny Burnette Busta Rhymes Terry Callier Cab Calloway The Call Glen Campbell Captain and Tennille Captain Sensible Irene Cara Belinda Carlisle Carl Carlton Eric Carmen Hoagy Carmichael Kim Carnes Karen Carpenter Richard Carpenter The Carpenters Barbara Carr Betty Carter Benny Carter The Carter Family Peter Case Alvin Cash Mama Cass Bobby Charles Ray Charles Chubby Checker The Checkmates Ltd. Cheech & Chong Cher Don Cherry Mark Chesnutt The Chi-Lites Eric Clapton Petula Clark Roy Clark Gene Clark The Clark Sisters Merry Clayton Jimmy Cliff Patsy Cline Rosemary Clooney Wayne Cochran Joe Cocker Ornette Coleman Gloria Coleman Mitty Collier Jazzbo Collins Judy Collins Colosseum Alice Coltrane John Coltrane Colours Common Cookie and the Cupcakes Barbara Cook Rita Coolidge Stewart Copeland The Corsairs Dave “Baby” Cortez Bill Cosby Don Costa Clifford Coulter David Crosby Crosby & Nash Johnny Cougar (aka John Cougar Mellencamp) Counting Crows Coverdale?Page Warren Covington Deborah Cox James “Sugar Boy” Crawford Crazy Otto Marshall Crenshaw The Crew-Cuts Sonny Criss David Crosby Bob Crosby Bing Crosby Sheryl Crow Rodney Crowell The Crusaders Xavier Cugat The Cuff Links Tim Curry The Damned Danny & the Juniors Rodney Dangerfield Bobby Darin Helen Darling David + David Mac Davis Richard Davis Sammy Davis Jr. Chris de Burgh Lenny Dee Jack DeJohnette The Dells The Dell-Vikings Sandy Denny Sugar Pie DeSanto The Desert Rose Band Dennis DeYoung Neil Diamond Bo Diddley Difford & Tilbrook Dillard & Clark The Dixie Hummingbirds Willie Dixon DJ Shadow Fats Domino Jimmy Donley Kenny Dorham Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Lee Dorsey The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Lamont Dozier The Dramatics The Dream Syndicate Roy Drusky Jimmy Durante Deanna Durbin The Eagles Steve Earle El Chicano Danny Elfman Yvonne Elliman Duke Ellington Cass Elliott Joe Ely John Entwistle Eminem Eric B. and Rakim Gil Evans Paul Evans Betty Everett Don Everly Extreme The Falcons Harold Faltermeyer Donna Fargo Art Farmer Freddie Fender Ferrante & Teicher Fever Tree The Fifth Dimension Ella Fitzgerald Five Blind Boys Of Alabama The Fixx The Flamingos King Floyd The Flying Burrito Brothers John Fogerty Red Foley Eddie Fontaine The Four Aces The Four Tops Peter Frampton Franke & the Knockouts Aretha Franklin The Rev. C.L. Franklin The Free Movement Glenn Frey Lefty Frizzell Curtis Fuller Jerry Fuller Lowell Fulson Harvey Fuqua Nelly Furtado Hank Garland Judy Garland Erroll Garner Jimmy Garrison Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers Gene Loves Jezebel Barry Gibb Georgia Gibbs Terri Gibbs Dizzy Gillespie Gin Blossoms Tompall Glaser Tom Glazer Whoopi Goldberg Golden Earring Paul Gonsalves Benny Goodman Dexter Gordon Rosco Gordon Lesley Gore The Gospelaires Teddy Grace Grand Funk Railroad Amy Grant Earl Grant The Grass Roots Dobie Gray Buddy Greco Keith Green Al Green Jack Greene Robert Greenidge Lee Greenwood Patty Griffin Nanci Griffith Dave Grusin Guns N’ Roses Buddy Guy Buddy Hackett Charlie Haden Merle Haggard Bill Haley and His Comets Aaron Hall Lani Hall Chico Hamilton George Hamilton IV Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds Marvin Hamlisch Jan Hammer Lionel Hampton John Handy Glass Harp Slim Harpo Richard Harris Freddie Harts Dan Hartman Johnny Hartman Coleman Hawkins Dale Hawkins Richie Havens Roy Haynes Head East Heavy D. & the Boyz Bobby Helms Don Henley Clarence “Frogman” Henry Woody Herman and His Orchestra Milt Herth and His Trio John Hiatt Al Hibbler Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks Monk Higgins Jessie Hill Earl Hines Roger Hodgson Hole Billie Holiday Jennifer Holliday Buddy Holly The Hollywood Flames Eddie Holman John Lee Hooker Stix Hooper Bob Hope Paul Horn Shirley Horn Big Walter Horton Thelma Houston Rebecca Lynn Howard Jan Howard Freddie Hubbard Humble Pie Engelbert Humperdinck Brian Hyland The Impressions The Ink Spots Iron Butterfly Burl Ives Janet Jackson Joe Jackson Milt Jackson Ahmad Jamal Etta James Elmore James James Gang Keith Jarrett Jason & the Scorchers Jawbreaker Garland Jeffreys Beverly Jenkins Gordon Jenkins The Jets Jimmy Eat World Jodeci Johnnie Joe The Joe Perry Project Elton John J.J. Johnson K-Ci & JoJo Al Jolson Booker T. Jones Elvin Jones George Jones Hank Jones Jack Jones Marti Jones Quincy Jones Rickie Lee Jones Tamiko Jones Tom Jones Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five The Jordanaires Jurassic 5 Bert Kaempfert Kitty Kallen & Georgie Shaw The Kalin Twins Bob Kames Kansas Boris Karloff Sammy Kaye Toby Keith Gene Kelly Chaka Khan B.B. King The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Wayne King The Kingsmen The Kingston Trio Roland Kirk Eartha Kitt John Klemmer Klymaxx Baker Knight Chris Knight Gladys Knight and the Pips Krokus Steve Kuhn Rolf Kuhn Joachim Kuhn Patti LaBelle L.A. Dream Team Frankie Laine Lambert, Hendricks & Ross Denise LaSalle Yusef Lateef Steve Lawrence Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme Lafayette Leake Brenda Lee Laura Lee Leapy Lee Peggy Lee Danni Leigh The Lennon Sisters J.B. Lenoir Ramsey Lewis Jerry Lee Lewis Jerry Lewis Meade Lux Lewis Liberace Lifehouse Enoch Light The Lightning Seeds Limp Bizkit Lisa Loeb Little Axe and the Golden Echoes Little Milton Little River Band Little Walter Lobo Nils Lofgren Lone Justice Guy Lombardo Lord Tracy The Louvin Brothers Love Patti Loveless The Lovelites Lyle Lovett Love Unlimited Loretta Lynn L.T.D. Lynyrd Skynyrd Gloria Lynne Moms Mabley Willie Mabon Warner Mack Dave MacKay & Vicky Hamilton Miriam Makeba The Mamas and the Papas Melissa Manchester Barbara Mandrell Chuck Mangione Shelly Manne Wade Marcus Mark-Almond Pigmeat Markham Steve Marriott Wink Martindale Groucho Marx Hugh Masekela Dave Mason Jerry Mason Matthews Southern Comfort The Mavericks Robert Maxwell John Mayall Percy Mayfield Lyle Mays Les McCann Delbert McClinton Robert Lee McCollum Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr. Van McCoy Jimmy McCracklin Jack McDuff Reba McEntire Gary McFarland Barry McGuire The McGuire Sisters Duff McKagan Maria McKee McKendree Spring Marian McPartland Clyde McPhatter Carmen McRae Jack McVea Meat Loaf Memphis Slim Sergio Mendes Ethel Merman Pat Metheny Mighty Clouds of Joy Roger Miller Stephanie Mills The Mills Brothers Liza Minnelli Charles Mingus Joni Mitchell Bill Monroe Vaughn Monroe Wes Montgomery Buddy Montgomery The Moody Blues The Moonglows Jane Morgan Russ Morgan Ennio Morricone Mos Def Martin Mull Gerry Mulligan Milton Nascimento Johnny Nash Nazareth Nelson Rick Nelson & the Stone Canyon Band Ricky Nelson Jimmy Nelson Oliver Nelson Aaron Neville Art Neville The Neville Brothers New Edition New Riders of the Purple Sage Olivia Newton-John Night Ranger Leonard Nimoy Nine Inch Nails Nirvana The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band No Doubt Ken Nordine Red Norvo Sextet Terri Nunn The Oak Ridge Boys Ric Ocasek Phil Ochs Hazel O’Connor Chico O’Farrill Oingo Boingo The O’Jays Spooner Oldham One Flew South Yoko Ono Orleans Jeffrey Osborne The Outfield Pablo Cruise Jackie Paris Leo Parker Junior Parker Ray Parker Jr. Dolly Parton Les Paul Freda Payne Peaches & Herb Ce Ce Peniston The Peppermint Rainbow Pepples The Persuasions Bernadette Peters Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers John Phillips Webb Pierce The Pinetoppers Bill Plummer Poco The Pointer Sisters The Police Doc Pomus Jimmy Ponder Iggy Pop Billy Preston Lloyd Price Louis Prima Primus Puddle Of Mudd Red Prysock Leroy Pullins The Pussycat Dolls Quarterflash Queen Latifah Sun Ra The Radiants Gerry Rafferty Kenny Rankin The Ray Charles Singers The Ray-O-Vacs The Rays Dewey Redman Della Reese Martha Reeves R.E.M. Debbie Reynolds Emitt Rhodes Buddy Rich Emil Richards Dannie Richmond Riders in the Sky Stan Ridgway Frazier River Sam Rivers Max Roach Marty Roberts Howard Roberts The Roches Chris Rock Tommy Roe Jimmy Rogers Sonny Rollins The Roots Rose Royce Jackie Ross Doctor Ross Rotary Connection The Rover Boys Roswell Rudd Rufus and Chaka Khan Otis Rush Brenda Russell Leon Russell Pee Wee Russell Russian Jazz Quartet Mitch Ryder Buffy Sainte-Marie Joe Sample Pharoah Sanders The Sandpipers Gary Saracho Shirley Scott Tom Scott Dawn Sears Neil Sedaka Jeannie Seely Semisonic Charlie Sexton Marlena Shaw Tupac Shakur Archie Shepp Dinah Shore Ben Sidran Silver Apples Shel Silverstein The Simon Sisters Ashlee Simpson The Simpsons Zoot Sims P.F. Sloan Smash Mouth Kate Smith Keely Smith Tab Smith Patti Smyth Snoop Dogg Valaida Snow Jill Sobule Soft Machine Sonic Youth Sonny and Cher The Soul Stirrers Soundgarden Eddie South Southern Culture on the Skids Spinal Tap Banana Splits The Spokesmen Squeeze Jo Stafford Chris Stamey Joe Stampley Michael Stanley Kay Starr Stealers Wheel Steely Dan Gwen Stefani Steppenwolf Cat Stevens Billy Stewart Sting Sonny Stitt Shane Stockton George Strait The Strawberry Alarm Clock Strawbs Styx Sublime Yma Sumac Andy Summers The Sundowners Supertramp The Surfaris Sylvia Syms Gabor Szabo The Tams Grady Tate t.A.T.u. Koko Taylor Billy Taylor Charlie Teagarden Temple of the Dog Clark Terry Tesla Sister Rosetta Tharpe Robin Thicke Toots Thielemans B.J. Thomas Irma Thomas Rufus Thomas Hank Thompson Lucky Thompson Big Mama Thornton Three Dog Night The Three Stooges Tiffany Mel Tillis Tommy & the Tom Toms Mel Torme The Tragically Hip The Trapp Family Singers Ralph Tresvant Ernest Tubb The Tubes Tanya Tucker Tommy Tucker The Tune Weavers Ike Turner Stanley Turrentine Conway Twitty McCoy Tyner Phil Upchurch Michael Utley Leroy Van Dyke Gino Vannelli Van Zant Billy Vaughan Suzanne Vega Vega Brothers Veruca Salt The Vibrations Bobby Vinton Voivod Porter Wagoner The Waikikis Rufus Wainwright Rick Wakeman Jerry Jeff Walker The Wallflowers Joe Walsh Wang Chung Clara Ward Warrior Soul Washboard Sam Was (Not Was) War Justine Washington The Watchmen Muddy Waters Jody Watley Johnny “Guitar” Watson The Weavers The Dream Weavers Ben Webster Weezer We Five George Wein Lenny Welch Lawrence Welk Kitty Wells Mae West Barry White Michael White Slappy White Whitesnake White Zombie The Who Whycliffe Kim Wilde Don Williams Jody Williams John Williams Larry Williams Lenny Williams Leona Williams Paul Williams Roger Williams Sonny Boy Williamson Walter Winchell Kai Winding Johnny Winter Wishbone Ash Jimmy Witherspoon Howlin’ Wolf Bobby Womack Lee Ann Womack Phil Woods Wrecks-N-Effect O.V. Wright Bill Wyman Rusty York Faron Young Neil Young Young Black Teenagers Y & T Rob Zombie

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Monroe: Just ask Espen out already. The worst he can say is "no."

Walkman: Yes, but that would be devastating.

[incorrectrpgquotes]

Monroe: Why are your tongues purple?

Walkman: We had slushies! I had a blue one.

Espen: I had a red one.

Monroe: Oh.

Monroe:

Monroe: OH!

[mousedetective]

26, 30

26 - Top 5 crack ships. MWUAHAHAHA. OMG, I really am having the hardest time limiting this to five because I made my name writing crack ships in like...multiple fandoms? Man, this is so hard...

Leonard McCoy/Molly Hooper (Star Trek: AOS/Sherlock)

Don Flack, Jr./Kate Beckett (CSI: NY/Castle)

Angelus/Riley Finn (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

Greg Sanders/Lindsay Monroe (CSI/CSI: NY)

Mayuri Kurotsuchi/Isane Kotetsu (Bleach...don't ask, please, don't ever ask)

30 - Top 5 off-screen relationships. This is also a really hard one? Because there weren't many ships I shipped that were canon and offscreen, but here goes.

Neville Longbottom/Luna Lovegood (HP movies - implied)

Sherlock Holmes/Irene Adler (Sherlock...technically, in canon, they flirt, but their actual relationship is implied)

Renji Abarai/Rukia Kuchiki (Bleach...at least it was offscreen up to when I stopped reading and then was the canon ending for them)

Hikaru Sulu/Ben Sulu (Star Trek: AOS)

Zakath/Cyradis (The Mallorean...it was mostly offscreen throughout most of the series and doesn't become official until the very end)

Get to know my favourites! TV show/movie edition

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Joan hopper

#Joan hopper license

#Joan hopper professional

#Joan hopper series

what screams i'm a scorpio rising district 9 city council candidates Home joan hopper william hopper's daughter. Hopper entered Desert Hospital in Palm Springs, California, on February 14, 1970, after suffering a stroke. William Hopper net worth: William Hopper was an American actor who had a net worth equal to $4 million at the time of his death in 1970 (adjusting for inflation). Information about the death of the deceased was released across social media on November 19, 2020. The cause of death was confirmed as homicide in February 2022. In the mid-1960s, Frawley's age and alcohol took a toll on him, and he began forgetting his lines and falling asleep during takes. After his death, his youngest son Tim continued his legacy. Hopper was born in New York City, the only child of singer and comic stage actor DeWolf Hopper (1858-1935) and actress and gossip columnist Hedda Hopper. Hopper was the wife of actor William Hopper. How Natalie Wood Seduced Her Way Into 'Rebel. William Hopper was born on Januin New York City, New York, United States, is Actor, Soundtrack. According to a previous interview with McKenzie's mother. Tony Hooper Death - Obituary: Tony Hooper has left friends, family and loved ones heart-broken as the news surrounding the death of Tony Hooper was announced. He was an actor, known for Perry Mason (1957), 20 Million Miles to Earth (1957) and The Bad Seed (1956). We know that William B Hopper had been residing in Longview, Gregg County, Texas 75601. Hopper was born in New York City, the only child of singer and comic stage actor DeWolf Hopper (1858-1935) and actress and gossip columnist Hedda Hopper (1885-1966). A representative of North Carolina at the signing of the Declaration of Independence, William Hooper risked death and sacrificed his personal income to secure the creation of the United States. William Hopper was born on Januin New York City, New York, USA. (JanuMarch 6, 1970) was an American stage, film, and television actor. caravans for sale in winthorpe, skegness DeWolfe Hopper Sitting Bull (1954) : Killed in combat (by shooting) by Native American warriors during the Battle of the Little Bighorn while with Custer's command. On March 3, 1966, Frawley passed away while walking home from a movie.

#Joan hopper license

His hair was dark blonde but his time at the Underwater demolition in the Navy during World War II turned it into white.Spouse(s): Jane Kies Hopper (married 1940-1959) Jan Hopper (married 1959-1970) prometric copy of cna license monroe louisiana murders 2020 podocarpus maki tree Despite rumors to the contrary, actor Dennis Hopper was not related to William Hopper. He was very tall, stood at a height of 1.93 meters of 6 ft 3 inches. William Hopper died four years after his mother’s death. The actor has a net worth of 4 million dollars as of 2019. William in the other hand is still worth a reasonable amount of money even four decades after his death. For example, Michael Jackson has been named as the highest-earning artiste for the 7 th time long after his death out-earning the living. In the show business, the dead keeps making money even long after they have passed on. He was buried in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier, California. He died after three weeks on March 6, at the age of 55. On Valentine’s Day 1970, Williams Hopper was hospitalized at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs, California after suffering a stroke. The couple divorced in 1959, and later that same year, Hopper married a second wife who goes by the name Jan. Hopper and Jane appeared in the film “Invisible Stripes.” They had one daughter, Joan, who was born in 1947.

#Joan hopper professional

William Hopper’s first marriage was in 1940 to actress Jane Kies, whose professional name was Jane Gilbert she was the sister of Margaret Lindsay.

#Joan hopper series

The series received good ratings and William Hopper was nominated as Best Supporting Actor (Continuing Character) in a Dramatic Series at the 11th Primetime Emmy Awards following his role. His breakout role came when he played the role of a private investigator Paul Drake on CBS’s courtroom television series “Perry Mason”.

[mysticmcu]

things you can request

game of thrones:

daenerys targaryen

john snow

sansa stark

arya stark

robb stark

brandon stark

cercei lannister

jaimie lannister

tyrion lannister

petyr baelish

sandor clagane

margaery tyrell

theon greyjoy

yara greyjoy

grienne of tarth

dario naharis

ygritte

tormund

missandei

melisandre

gendry waters

doctor who:

ninth doctor

tenth doctor

eleventh doctor

twelfth doctor

thirteenth doctor

rose tyler

jack harkness

martha jones

donna noble

amelia pond

rory pond

clara oswald

bill potts

yasmin khan

ryan sinclair

graham o’brien

harry potter:

harry potter

ron weasley

hermione granger

fred weasley

george weasley

bill weasley

ginevra weasley

luna lovegood

neville longbottom

draco malfoy

james potter

lily evans

sirius black

remus lupin

newt scamander

tina goldstain

queenie goldstain

nymphadora tonks

supernatural:

dean winchester

sam winchester

castiel

jack kline

gabriel

crowley

rowena macleod

charlie brudbery

kevin tran

meg masters

the walking dead:

rick grimes

daryl dixon

negan

carl grimes

enid 

maggie rhee

glenn rhee

beth greene

paul monroe

rosita espinosa

shane walsh

andrea

tara chambler

aaron

sasha williams

sherlock:

sherlock holmes

john watson

mary watson

mycroft holmes

irene adler

molly hooper

jim moriarty

greg lestrade

mcu:

tony stark

steve rogers

natasha romanoff

clint barton

bruce banner

thor odinson

wanda maximoff

pietro maximoff

vision

bucky barnes

sam wilson

peter parker

loki odinson

stephen strange

scott lang

pepper potts

hope pym

carol danvers

agents of shield:

phil coulson

melinda may

leopold fitz

jemma simmons

daisy johnson

lance hunter

bobbi morse

the 100:

clarke griffin

bellamy blake

octavia blake

jasper jordan

raven reyes

roan kom azgeda

lexa kom trikru

john murphy

abigail griffin

marcus kane

luna kom floukru

lincoln kom trikru

teen wolf:

isaac lahey

scott mccall

stiles stilinski

darek hale

cora hale

peter hale

lydia martin

malia tate

kira yukimura

chris argent

chilling adventures of sabrina:

sabrina spellman

ambrose spellman

nicholas scratch

prudence night

madam satan

fear the walking dead:

nick clark

troy otto

alicia clark

jake otto

ofelia salazar

victor strand

remember you can request me every actor or actress in those fandoms

kind of stories:

oneshot

serie

preference

would include

head canon

I really love write smut, daddy kink (every kind of kink actually) and angsty.

I do poligamy too, it’s not a problem to me.

In the other hand, I just don’t write blood play, coz FOR ME is kinda gross.