#serena rossi

[serenamatroia]

[inarteziogio]

[seolinah]

closed for @esoerotica // rich kids + fake dating ft. serena rossi

"Wait, I'm not following," Serena said, a little wide-eyed. Or maybe she was, but it still didn't make complete sense to her why they'd do this. She wasn't keen on dating to begin with, so making up a complete lie of a relationship seemed over the top. At least she thought they'd have an easier time actually finding someone rather than trying to rope her into this. "What's the point of doing this exactly?"

[the-guilty-writer]

Young (Tennis) Love

Request from anon: So reader(female teenager it's not a problem if she's adopted or not) plays tennis since childhood(ok tennis rules and it's self indulgent)and now there's a big championship in DC and ofc the whole team is there to cheer for her. So she wins and while everyone congratulate her with derek being so proud of his babygirl, her crush comes up to her to congratulate her. They are giggling and slightly flirting with each other while the team watches this interaction stifling their laugh at Derek's shocked reaction. And she explains to them later on and derek makes a mental note to have a "talk" with her.

Derek Morgan x daughter!reader

Summary: After winning a tennis match, your dad, Derek, and his team aren’t the only ones there to congratulate you.

A/N: First, I apologize for this being so overdue. Life has been kicking my ass. Second, I know nothing about tennis, so I hope this is okay. I changed the plot a tiny bit because I didn’t want to keep you waiting any longer.

CW: alcohol consumption (it’s Hotch and Rossi. Still sober), the BAU women are the best adoptive aunts, Derek is a protective dad, I think that’s it.

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Derek Morgan had been shocked when you were five years old and chose tennis out of all the sports in the world. Seriously… why couldn't you have picked basketball (though he would have quit his job and coached you all the way to the WNBA himself) or baseball (he knew enough to get you through high school) or soccer (at least then he could have been a little league coach)? Instead, you picked a sport he, himself, had never cared for.

Truly he only had himself to blame. While in line at the store, he had spent a second too long ogling at Serena Williams on the cover of a sports magazine. He was enchanted. You were enchanted. And the next thing he knew, Derek Morgan was adding a pink children's tennis racket to the cart.

It all payed off though- the classes you took as a kid where all your dad could do was sit on the sidelines, the weekends spent on the court where he tried his best to help but kept messing up, the late-night pick ups after you’d spent hours practicing, the even longer weekends filled with tournaments watching the sport that he eventually learned to appreciate for you - because you were playing in the finals of the east coast championship.

It took every ounce of control your dad had, not to be cheering as loudly for you as possible. He watched you, his baby girl, the same one who had carried around that little pink racket like a teddy bear, prepare to do the most important serve of your life thus far. Penelope sat next to him, holding his arm to keep him from springing forward. JJ and Emily were sitting on either side of Spencer, who was very quietly explaining to them the physics of the game, though neither one of the women were paying attention to him. Hotch and Rossi were sitting back in their seats. They were sipping on some very expensive whiskey that Rossi had snuck in, looking a little too much like they were trying to recreate Wimbledon.

You swung with speed and your opponent couldn’t catch it in time. A double bounce meant another point for you. Derek held his breath, waiting for the umpire to call the score. He was too nervous and excited to remember it himself.

“40-30.” To you. One more point and you’d win the whole thing.

He saw you take in a deep breath before serving, and the game began. You and your opponent wasted no time, getting into the nitty-gritty fast. At one point, you almost missed and Penelope let out a muffled gasp. Still, you went on without getting flustered and came back faster and stronger. All those early morning workouts you had done with your dad were paying off. When your opponent began to tire, you were still light on your feet. The ball came at you at a perfect angle, and you took your chance - sending the ball back at a speed your opponent could no longer handle after going too hard at the beginning. She swung back desperately and it landed out of bounds.

The umpire called the game, with you as the clear winner, and the entire BAU team erupted. Hotch and Rossi got to their feet to clap. Spencer bounced on the balls of his feet with a simple “wooo” as Emily and JJ jumped up more excitedly beside him, cheering with delight. Penelope squealed with joy. And Derek, well… he was cheering too, with happy tears streaming down his smiling face.

You beamed up at him, taking in the biggest moment of your life so far. Every late night and early morning, every party you missed to get in extra practice time, the horrible cardio workouts, and the long days spent training in the summer heat or bone-chilling winters were worth it. Your opponent came over to congratulate you, and you shook her hand politely. Your coach, who was standing by the locker room, ran over to wrap you in a hug and escorted you into the locker room.

“She’s growing up,” Hotch sighed. The rest of the team nodded in agreement, but Derek was still watching where you had disappeared behind the locker room door, his eyes filled with pride.

“Let’s go see your baby girl,” Garcia said, putting a gentle hand on his arm. Derek turned to her with a smile, and a happy tear. She hugged him tight, before they followed the rest of the team out of the stadium.

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The team stood outside the players’ entrance with the rest of the gathering families. With such a huge event, they were having difficulty tracking you down and in their line of work, they couldn’t help but think of the worst.

“I’m sure she’s fine, Derek,” JJ said, trying to comfort him.

“Yeah yeah… I know…” But Derek could still feel the tension in his chest and hear the panic in his tone. But he wouldn’t relax until he saw you emerge from the crowd. You were looking around for them, trophy in hand and bag slung over your shoulder, scanning the mass amounts of parents talking with their kids in search of your own unconventional little family.

It was Rossi who spotted you first. “Hey! There she is!” He sounded like a proud grandpa.

Your dad smiled brightly and called to you. “Baby girl!”

The sound of your nickname caught your attention and you turned to see the entire team standing there with open arms. A beaming smile spread across your face as you ran over to them. Derek caught you in his arms, spinning you around while the rest of the team clapped and shared their congratulations with you.

“I’m so proud of you,” your dad whispered, on the verge of happy tears.

“Thank you,” you whispered back.

“My turn to hug the little champion!” Garcia squealed with excitement. You received hugs from everyone on the team (including Reid, surprisingly), thanking them for coming to cheer you on.

You’d just finished giving out the last of your thank you embraces when someone called your name. The entire team turned to see a boy standing a little ways away, waving shyly in your direction. Your face heated and you turned to your dad. “I’ll be right back.”

He nodded, taking your bag and trophy from you before watching you walk away.

“What’s that about?” Emily asked.

Derek didn’t bother to answer. He was too busy watching the doe-eyed expression, shy smile, and rather ditzy giggle you had as you talked to the young man. All the signs of young first love.

JJ sighed. “Oh, I remember those days,” she said in a teasing manner. “And if he’s coming to her sports games you know it’s serious.”

Penelope joined them just in time to watch the young man hand you a flower, making your smile brighter.

“Oh!” she cooed. “That is so sweet!”

Emily smirked. “Looks like someone’s in lov-”

“Prentiss,” Derek cut her off. “Don’t.”

The women of the BAU giggled at your dad’s reaction, giving one another knowing looks. In their heads they were already planning a girls night out to ask you about everything. Derek, on the other hand, made a mental note to give you a different kind of talk later.

[vecchiorovere]

I lavori.

L'ombrellaio.

Édouard John Menta: Il venditore di ombrelli. Olio su tela del 1893 cm 180 x 111, collezione privata.

L'anziano ombrellaio cuce del tessuto su un telaio all'interno della sua bottega e attorno, in una serena atmosfera, alcuni dei suoi animali: appesa alla vetrata c'è una gabbietta con dentro un canarino, sul davanzale una grande boccia di vetro con i pesci rossi, e sui gradini o sul marcapiede una chioccia con i suoi pulcini.

[saintmeghanmarkle]

📋 𝐌𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐌 𝐯𝐢𝐚 𝐀𝐑𝐎, 𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐭𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐬 𝐏𝐨𝐝𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝟒𝟎𝐱𝟒𝟎 📋

📌 ARO jam recipients (as of May 27th, 2024)

Tracy Robbins (designer, wife of Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins) *

Delfina Balquier (Argentine socialite, wife of Nacho Figueras) * and Nacho Figueras (professional polo player) *

Kelly Mckee Zajfen (friend, Alliance of Moms founder) *

Mindy Kaling (actress and comedian) *

Tracee Ellis Ross (actress, daughter of Diana Ross)

Abigail Spencer (friend, Suits co-star) *

Chrissy Teigen (television personality, wife of John Legend)

Kris Jenner ('Momager') *

Garcelle Beauvais (actress, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) *

Heather Dorak (friend, yoga instructor) *

📌 Archetypes podcast guests

Serena Williams 🏆

Mariah Carey 👑

Mindy Kaling (actress and comedian) *

Margaret Cho (comedian and actress)

Lisa Ling (journalist and tv personality)

Deepika Padukone (Indian actress)

Jenny Slate (actress and comedian)

Constance Wu (actress)

Paris Hilton (entrepreneur, socialite, activist)

Iliza Shlesinger (comedian and actress)

Issa Rae (actress and writer)

Ziwe (comedian and writer)

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau (former wife of Canadian PM Trudeau)

Pamela Adlon (actress)

Sam Jay (comedian and writer)

Mellody Hobson (President and co-CEO of $14.9B Ariel Investments, Chairwoman of Starbucks Corporation, wife of George Lucas)

Victoria Jackson (entrepreneur, wife of Bill Guthy: founder of Guthy-Renker, leading direct marketing company)

Jameela Jamil (actress, television host)

Shohreh Aghdashloo (Iranian and American actress)

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez (actress and singer)

Candace Bushnell (Sex and The City writer)

Trevor Noah (South African comedian)

Andy Cohen (talk show host)

Judd Apatow (director, producer, screenwriter)

source

📌 40x40 participants

Adele 🌟

Amanda Gorman (poet and activist)

Amanda Nguyen (activist)

Ayesha Curry (actress, cooking television personality)

Ciara (singer and actress)

Deepak Chopra (author and alternative medicine advocate)

Dr. Nadine Burke Harris (former Surgeon General of California)

Elaine Welteroth (former Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue)

Dr. Ibram X Kendi (professor and anti-racism activist)

Fernando Garcia (creative director of Oscar de la Renta)

Gabrielle Union (actress)

Gloria Steinem (feminist journalist and social-political activist)

Hillary Clinton (politician, wife of former US President Bill Clinton)

Katie Couric (journalist) *

Kerry Washington (actress)

Chef José Andrés (founder of World Central Kitchen)

Melissa McCarthy (actress)

Princess Eugenie (member of British Royal Family)

Priyanka Chopra (actress)

Sarah Paulson (actress)

Sofia Carson (actress)

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau (former wife of Canadian PM)

Stella McCartney (fashion designer, daughter of Paul McCartney)

Dr. Theresa "Tessy" Ojo - CBE, FRSA (Diana Award CEO)

Tracee Ellis Ross (actress, daughter of Diana Ross)

Unconfirmed - Edward Enninful (former Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue)

Unconfirmed - Daniel Martin (makeup artist) *

An official list of all "40x40" participants was never disclosed

source 1 // source 2 // source 3

📌 Notes:

Names with an asterisk (*) indicate that they follow ARO on Instagram

Notably missing from these lists: Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and wife Nicole Avant, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, Beyoncé, Tina Knowles, Tyler Perry, Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Kevin Costner, Ellen DeGeneres, Portia Rossi *, Brooke Shields, John Travolta, Kelly Rowland, Holly Robinson Peete, Misan Harriman *, Michael Bublé

Wedding guests missing from these lists: Jessica Mulroney, George and Amal Clooney, David and Victoria Beckham, Idris Elba and Sabria Dhowre, James Blunt and Sofia Wellesley, Janina Gavankar, Elton John and David Furnish, James Corden and Julia Carey, Patrick J. Adams and the rest of the cast of Suits, Joss Stone, Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley, Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford [Source]

Sunshine Sachs must've called in a LOT of favors to get so many famous names on board the Archetypes Podcast and the 40x40 project. Vanity projects that went... nowhere.

Without Sunshine Sachs, IMO it's highly unlikely that M will ever be able to reach the same level of celebrity access on her own.

If there are any names missing from these lists, please comment below 👇

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[mucillo]

"E’ durato poco”

"E’ durato poco

ti ricordi

la tovaglia a fiori rossi

il bicchiere che sapeva d’uovo

l’acquazzone improvviso

i campi arruffati e vetrosi

gli archi di pietra serena

il giornale sulla testa

ingoiavi frutti di mare gonfi di pomodoro

il fango dentro le scarpe di tela

l’odore aspro di menta pestata

il nostro abbracciarci insaziabile

la lite nell’ascensore

la buccia di cocomero sul davanzale

ti ricordi

il fresco delle lenzuola

la finestra aveva una cresta di stelle arancioni

soffrivo di mal di pancia

la tua testa di ragazzo mi pesava sul petto

ti ricordi

è durato così poco ma dura ancora".

(Dacia Maraini)

[dreaming-hibi]

My KHR OCs? Sure, let me list them

Lucia De Santis

Serena B. Libertà (Lucia's sun guardian)

Maria Cassandra De Angelis (Lucia's cousin and cloud guardian)

Mattia Belli (Lucia's second cousin and rain guardian)

Tommaso "Tommy" Smith-Rossi (Lucia's lightning guardian)

Alexandra "Sasha" Chaplin (Lucia's storm guardian)

Sophia Anthes (Lucia's mist guardian)

Campanella Bandini (Lucia's friend)

Giovanni Fausti (Lucia's friend)

Mariana Angelo De Santis (Lucia's mother / Mare 9th)

Gianni De Santis (Lucia's father)

Federico Feliciano De Santis (Lucia's older brother)

Giacomo De Santis (Lucia's maternal grandfather / Mare 8th)

Vanessa De Santis (Lucia's maternal grandmother)

Dante Salvesti (Lucia's maternal uncle)

Virgilio Salvesti (Dante's boyfriend)

Giulio Cesare & Marco Antonio Salvesti (Dante's kids)

Gaetano De Angelis (Lucia's paternal uncle) + Alessandra De Angelis (his wife) + Maria Margherita De Angelis (Lucia's cousin and Cassandra's younger sister)

Matteo D'Amore (Lucia's granduncle / Giacomo's brother)

Michelangelo D'Amore (Lucia's first cousin / Matteo's son / Mattia's father)

Luca B. Bianchi (Serena's older brother)

Angela "Lena" De Santis (Mare 1st)

Cecilia De Santis (Lena's mother)

Priscilla De Santis (Mare 2nd)

Alessandro De Santis (Mare 3rd / Lucia's greatgreatgreatgrandsomething)

Massimo De Santis (Mare 4th)

Fabrizia Angélique De Santis (Mare 5th)

Angeline De Santis + Mariangela De Santis (Mare 6th)

Enrico De Santis (Mare 7th)

(there's actually more, between siblings and stuff, there's many many more and also the Mare Famiglia follows a stritch family bloodline so yeah, all of them are related)

Do I consider all of them my OCs? I kinda do

[rededgeevents]

ᴏᴀᴋ ɪꜱʟᴀɴᴅ ʀᴏᴏᴍᴍᴀᴛᴇ ʟɪꜱᴛ

First Floor: 001: Silas Rivers & Sienna Johnson 002: Illiana Fuentes & Kyle Hale 003: Emersyn Michaels & Flynn Gilbert 004: Luke Myers & Emma Eklund 005: Pogue O'Connor & Elena Dawson 006: Leighton Whitlock & Elliot Booker 007: Maverick Anderson & Ocean Simmons 008: Max Turner & Nova Rockwell 009: Klaus Richards & Marc Hall 010: Sloane Ross & Marisol Monroe 011: Anastasia Hill & Lucas Roden

Second Floor: 001: Aurora Thompson & Chase Knight 002: Lana & Noah Rodgers 003: Teddy Wintson & Melody Hastings 004: Theodora Murphy & Georgina Russell 005: Jeremy Fellows & Katerina Lopez 006: Paco Florez & Ivy Fitzgerald 007: Alejandro Fuentes & Nicole Balliol 008: Brooke Barlow & TJ Cohen 009: Elijah Cavannaugh & Serena Bennett 010: Kirby Sinclair & Kennedy Simpson 011: Brittany Miller & Austin Barnes

Third Floor: 001: Logan Slater & Atlas Quinn 002: Olivia Bardot & Petra Cromwell 003: Freya Smith & Killian Quinn 004: Damon Henderson & Kinsley Argent 005: Mila Monroe & Tanner Sommers 006: Tyler Dupont & Autumn Hawthorne 007: Beau Williams & Arrow Ellington 008: Emmett Hills 009: Savannah Cooper & Paris Astor 010: Archibald Deaton x Eric Rose 011: Donny Keller & Delcan Mitchell

Fourth Floor: 001: Bradley Callan & Lucia Rossi 002: Cyrus Thompson & Jared Madden 003: Caleb Peace & Jasmine Harris 004: Valentina Lopez & Bonnie Brook 005: Alexa White & Wyatt Baker 006: Callopie Adams & Jayce King 007: Lydia Brown & Vincent Baxer 008: Shane Nichols & Devin Carter 009: Jax King & Juliette Maddox 010: Mariana Florez & Kiara Langford 011: Rosalie Collins & Jack Sterling

[fantastictyphoonpeanut]

Serena Rossi

[canesenzafissadimora]

E’ durato poco

ti ricordi

la tovaglia a fiori rossi

il bicchiere che sapeva d’uovo

l’acquazzone improvviso

i campi arruffati e vetrosi

gli archi di pietra serena

il giornale sulla testa

ingoiavi frutti di mare gonfi di pomodoro

il fango dentro le scarpe di tela

l’odore aspro di menta pestata

il nostro abbracciarci insaziabile

la lite nell’ascensore

la buccia di cocomero sul davanzale

ti ricordi

il fresco delle lenzuola

la finestra aveva una cresta di stelle arancioni

soffrivo di mal di pancia

la tua testa di ragazzo mi pesava sul petto

ti ricordi

è durato così poco ma dura ancora.

Dacia Maraini

[omarfor-orchestra]

Io 🤝🏼 Serena Rossi

[multiverseofseries]

Diabolik: rubare è umano, spiegare è diaboliko

Diabolik, il primo film della trilogia dei Manetti Bros con Luca Marinelli, Miriam Leone e Valerio Mastandrea.

Diabolik: Miriam Leone e Luca Marinelli in una scena del film

C'era grande attesa, da parte mia, per la prima trasposizione cinematografica moderna di Diabolik, la storica creatura fumettistica delle sorelle Giussani per Astorina, dopo il cult pop del 1968 di Mario Bava con John Phillip Law, Marisa Mell e Michel Piccoli. La pesante eredità - tanto cartacea quanto audiovisiva - è stata presa dai Manetti Bros. e dal trio Luca Marinelli, Miriam Leone e Valerio Mastandrea e il risultato viaggia a metà strada. Una strada buia e tempestosa come quelle della pellicola.

Ricostruzione fumettistica

Diabolik: una scena del film

Uno dei pregi del film è la ricostruzione puntuale e dettagliata delle location fittizie anni '60 del fumetto - dalla capitale Clerville al centro montanaro Bellair, dove si svolge il prologo del film, fino alla città costiera di Ghenf - ma anche dei costumi e del trucco e parrucco dei personaggi, a metà tra il caratterista e il sopra le righe. Tutto sullo schermo trasuda pagine fumettistiche trasposte in versione live action, come se prendessero vita per dipingere una serie di vignette in sequenza, grazie anche all'aver girato in location come Bologna e Trieste per restituire un certo tipo di paesaggio urbano particolare, unico nel suo genere, comprese le automobili che sfrecciano tra le strade buie e tempestose.

La caratterizzazione dei personaggi - dal glaciale Diabolik di Luca Marinelli alla seducente Eva Kant di Miriam Leone fino al tutto d'un pezzo Ginko di Valerio Mastandrea - viaggia invece a binari alterni, a volte con una recitazione eccessiva, a volte fin troppo impassibile. Ma - nonostante il film si intitoli Diabolik - come ben sappiamo dai fumetti e dal famoso numero 3 a cui i Manetti Bros. si sono ispirati - non esiste Re del Terrore senza Eva Kant e a emergere nel film sono soprattutto le figure femminili più che quelle maschili.

Women power

Diabolik: Miriam Leone in un'immagine

Il film utilizza i personaggi - soprattutto quelli femminili che risultano quasi più rilevanti di quelli maschili rubando la scena - per parlare di tematiche femministe anche litteram ed estremamente (e tristemente) attuali. A fare una miglior figura di fronte al pubblico sono infatti Eva di Miriam Leone e la Elisabeth di Serena Rossi, due donne soggiogate in modo diverso dal protagonista ma che allo stesso tempo riescono ad emanciparsi. Eva è infatuata dal Re del Terrore ma rimane indipendente, lucida, calcolatrice: una femme fatale a tutti gli effetti. Elisabeth invece è totalmente perduta nelle proprie ansie e nelle proprie ossessioni, quasi fosse prigioniera nella grande casa dove vive: ad aspettare che il suo amato Walter torni a casa, che la guardi intensamente, che le dia quelle attenzioni che tanto anela, finendo preda del proprio esaurimento nervoso. Un esaurimento nato però da un vero e proprio abuso emotivo da parte dell'uomo. Una tematica sottile ma interessante da inserire proprio in questo film e nel nostro contemporaneo.

Diabolik: Luca Marinelli in una sequenza

Allo stesso tempo anche le due figure maschili dovrebbero restituire il concetto di Doppio, ma non riescono fino in fondo: Diabolik e Ginko dovrebbero rappresentare due facce della stessa medaglia, lo yin e lo yang, il buio e la luce che si alternano e si mescolano, che non avrebbero senso di esistere l'uno senza l'altro, ma questo non arriva appieno allo spettatore, a causa di un'interpretazione un po' ingessata nelle atmosfere degli anni '60 e nei propri abiti da parte dei due attori. Il vero "doppio" di Diabolik risulta così Giorgio (Alessandro Roja), che rappresenta la Legge e allo stesso tempo colui che viene soggiogato e ingannato da Lady Kant.

Spiegami quel colpo di scena

Diabolik: Valerio Mastandrea nei panni dell'Ispettore Ginko

Però quell'atmosfera è meravigliosamente restituita dai Manetti Bros. grazie anche agli omaggi al cinema classico, in primis quello di Alfred Hitchcock, con alcune inquadrature e alcuni movimenti di macchina che sono volti a mostrare il lato più thriller e noir della vicenda attraverso manierismi tecnici, dettagli e primi piani, e la colonna sonora di Pivio e Aldo De Scalzi è la ciliegina sulla torta. A livello narrativo il susseguirsi degli eventi, che partono con un bell'inseguimento e con un prologo avvincente, diviene man mano più elementare man mano che la pellicola scorre sul grande schermo: un insieme di causa ed effetto a volte troppo semplicistico, pensato quasi per un target che ha bisogno di molte spiegazioni su ciò che sta vedendo, anche a livello cronologico, compresi i colpi di scena della trama abbastanza prevedibili. Un cinecomic "troppo italiano", insomma, eppure l'atmosfera che ci restituisce il film è talmente "ferma nel tempo", quasi magica, che si perdonare gli scivoloni di sceneggiatura e recitazione, e la classicità di questo Diabolik anno 2021 eppure così 1960, che vediamo come un omaggio a una storia antica eppure senza tempo. Una storia di furti, omicidi, amori strozzati e passioni travolgenti.

Conclusioni

In conclusione in questo Diabolik dei Manetti Bros. si può osservare come sia evidente che i registi abbiano voluto omaggiare un certo cinema classico e allo stesso tempo la controparte cartacea originaria, cercando di catturarla sul grande schermo soprattutto attraverso una ricostruzione attenta nelle scenografie, nei costumi, nel trucco, nelle inquadrature e nei dettagli. Emergono maggiormente i personaggi femminili rispetto a quelli maschili, portando alla luce la tematica dell’abuso emotivo e dell’emancipazione femminile. il film si fa perdonare qualche scivolone nella sceneggiatura un po’ troppo elementare nel susseguirsi di causa-effetto degli eventi.

Perché ci piace 👍🏻

L’atmosfera fumettistica e degli anni ’60 fortemente curata tra scenografie, costumi e trucco.

La regia che omaggia grandi classici del genere thriller e noir come Hitchcock.

L’emergere dei personaggi femminili e della tematica dell’abuso emotivo.

Cosa non va 👎🏻

i personaggi maschili, un po’ troppo ingessati nei propri ruoli.

Alcuni scivoloni nella sceneggiatura e nel susseguirsi dei colpi di scena, abbastanza prevedibili con qualche spiegone di troppo.

[mostbelovednjpwtournament]

Most Beloved AEW Wrestler Tournament: Day 5

Marina Shafir VS Brandon Tate

Stu Grayson VS Luther

Kyle O'Reilly VS MJF

Dralistico VS Serena Deeb

Thunder Rosa VS Kayla Rossi

Dr Britt Baker DMD VS Nyla Rose

Lee Johnson VS Christian Cage

Skye Blue VS Terrell Hughes

Taya Valkyrie VS Dan Lambert

Ashley Vox VS Mark Briscoe

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515) Partito Nazionale Fascista (PNF), National Fascist Party, Narodowa Partia Faszystowska – utworzona w listopadzie 1921 roku przez Benito Mussoliniego, włoska partia faszystowska. Partia zaprzestała działalności wraz ze śmiercią Mussoliniego i upadkiem Włoskiej Republiki Socjalnej. Określała się jako prawicowa. Założona w Rzymie 9 listopada 1921, była efektem transformacji, jaką przeszły paramilitarne formacje Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, w kierunku struktur bardziej koherentnych (Fasci zostało założone przez Mussoliniego w Mediolanie, na Piazza San Sepolcro 23 marca 1919 roku). PNF była instrumentem popularyzacji ideologii Mussoliniego. Była też głównym uczestnikiem zamachu stanu z 28 października 1922 roku, znanego jako Marsz na Rzym, który zakończył się porozumieniem pomiędzy królem Wiktorem Emanuelem III a Mussolinim (który został premierem). Po drastycznej modyfikacji prawa wyborczego (tzw. prawo Acerbo), PNF zwyciężyła w bardzo kontrowersyjnych wyborach z kwietnia 1924 roku. Ustawa przegłosowana w 1928 r. sprawiła natomiast, iż PNF stała się jedyną legalnie działającą partią polityczną we Włoszech. Sytuacja taka miała miejsce do 1943 roku. W latach 1920–1930 partia prowadziła tzw. włoskie batalie gospodarcze. Partia ta została rozwiązana po aresztowaniu Mussoliniego po wewnętrznym przewrocie w łonie Wielkiej Rady Faszystowskiej (pod przywództwem Dino Grandiego), który miał miejsce 24 lipca 1943 roku. Działalność PNF została oficjalnie zakazana przez rząd Pietro Badoglio 27 lipca tegoż roku. Po uwolnieniu przez nazistów Mussoliniego we wrześniu 1943 r., partia została ponownie utworzona, tym razem pod nazwą Republikańska Partia Faszystowska (Partito Fascista Repubblicano – PFR, powstała 13 września). Była to jedyna legalnie działająca partia w marionetkowej Włoskiej Republice Socjalnej. Jej sekretarzem był Alessandro Pavolini. PFR nie przetrwała egzekucji Mussoliniego i zlikwidowania Włoskiej Republiki Socjalnej w kwietniu 1945 r. Obecnie jest jedyną partią polityczną, której działalność jest oficjalnie zabroniona w konstytucji Włoch.

Sekretarze PNF:

Michele Bianchi (listopad 1921 – styczeń 1923)

brak jednego przywódcy (styczeń 1923 – październik 1923) - „triumwirat”: Michele Bianchi, Nicola Sansanelli, Giuseppe Bastianini

Francesco Giunta (15 października 1923 – 22 kwietnia 1924)

brak jednego przywódcy (23 kwietnia 1924 – 15 lutego 1925) - „Quattuorvirate”: Roberto Forges Davanzati, Cesare Rossi, Giovanni Marinelli, Alessandro Melchiorri

Roberto Farinacci (15 lutego 1925 – 30 marca 1926)

Augusto Turati (30 marca 1926 – 7 października 1930)

Giovanni Giuriati (październik 1930 – grudzień 1931)

Achille Starace (grudzień 1931 – 31 października 1939)

Ettore Muti (31 października 1939 – 30 października 1940)

Adelchi Serena (30 października 1940 – 26 grudnia 1941)

Aldo Vidussoni (26 grudnia 1941 – 19 kwietnia 1943)

Carlo Scorza (19 kwietnia 1943 – 25 lipca 1943).

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January

- Jared Forman (Jan 1, ‘22)

- Alex Flargunbargun (Jan 7, ‘58)

- Aria Chingkwake (Jan 12, ‘42)

- Jonah Shaland-Mitchell (Jan 12, ‘99)

-Buddy Morgan (Jan 12, ‘60)

-Gregory James (Jan 12, ‘60)

- Betsy Kelso (Jan 15, ‘79)

- Alexis Doilybug (Jan 17, ‘56)

- Paula Mitchell (Jan 17, ‘56)

- Devon Hunter (Jan 17, ‘19)

- Carolyn Rockwell (Jan 19, ‘30)

- Jordan Chingkwake (Jan 24, ‘65)

- Julio Martinez (Jan 28, ‘39)

- Kimmy Mendoza-Martinez (Jan 28, ‘39)

- Kim Raymond (Jan 30, ‘59)

- Lydia Martelli (Jan 30, ‘79)

February

- Marty Forman (Feb 1, ‘34)

- Gwen Runck (Feb 10, ‘80)

- Chris Kelso (Feb 12, ‘62)

- Jay Kelso (Feb 12, ‘80)

-Oak Kelso (Feb 12, ‘81)

- Quinn Martinez-Doilybug (Feb 12, ‘82)

- Erin Martinez-Doilybug (Feb 12, ‘82)

- Donna Pinciotti (Feb 13, ‘60)

- Celia Stearwater-Kelso (Feb 15, ‘62)

- Charlie Richardson (Feb 21, ‘60)

- Elaine Miller (Feb 29, '56)

- Eliza Kelso (Feb 30, ‘25)

March

- Marilyn Flargunbargun (March 10, 1935)

- Kristie Forman (March 10, 1979)

- Lulu Mitchell (March 11, ‘96)

- Ridge Pinciotti (March 12, 1979)

- Lisa Mitchell (March 12, 1960)

-Darnell Smith (March 12, ‘77)

- Leah Chingkwake (March 13, 1949)

- Mitch Pinciotti (March 15, 1979)

- Maddie Joy (March 17, 1981)

-Ian Harris (March 20, 1980)

- Lola Reed (March 23, ‘63)

- Lia Martelli (March 25, '64)

- Kat Hyde (March 25, ‘96)

- Reggie Hyde (March 25, ‘96)

-Joe Joy (March 25, ‘76)

-Josie Takada-Marshall (March 28, 2013)

-Suzy Simpson (March 29, ‘57)

- Sam Garcia-Velasco (March 30, ‘65)

- Jake Mitchell (March 30, ‘56)

-Emiko Takada (March 30, ‘63)

April

- Ozzie Takada (Apr 3, ‘80)

- Margie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Lizzie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Anne-Marie Kelso (Apr 9, ‘99)

- Tina Pinciotti (Apr 13, ‘62)

- Jacques Benoit (Apr 13, ‘79)

- Louis Jean-Paul Josephine (Apr 13, ‘79)

-Sophia Kamiśka (Apr 15, ‘79)

- William Barnett (Apr 16, ‘32)

- Nate Runck (Apr 18, ‘79)

-Samantha Marlon (Apr 27, '57)

May

- Trevor Canton (May 3, ‘78)

- Becky Rockwell (May 4, ‘50)

- Brooke Rockwell (May 4, ‘50)

- Elaina Kelso (May 11, ‘73)

- John Kelso (May 12, ‘28)

- Rose Guzman-Queimada (May 12, ‘96)

-Michael Bosko Rossi (May 12, ‘80)

- Brian Bloomberg (May 15, ‘55)

- Sherri Runck (May 15, ‘55)

- Teresa Megan (May 17, ‘79)

-Leonard Smalls (May 26, '55)

- Dale Reed (May 30, ‘62)

- Linda Chen (May 30, ‘65)

June

- Nikki Velasco (Jun 5, ‘80)

- Alex Kelso (Jun 7, ‘74)

- Jeannette Valentine (Jun 7, ‘62)

- June Miller (Jun 12, ‘39)

- Gia Mitchell (Jun 12, ‘65)

- Mitch Miller (Jun 12, ‘60)

- Bernard Mitchell (Jun 12, ‘54)

- Etienne Marshall (Jun 12, ‘80)

-Marco Contreras (Jun 12, '95)

- Zia Chingkwake (Jun 13, ‘95)

- Gina Mitchell (Jun 14, ‘35)

- Chloe Müller (Jun 15, ‘80)

-Owen Nicholas (Jun 20, ‘80)

- Rhonda Tate (Jun 26, ‘59)

- Clara Shaland (Jun 28, ‘57)

- Eva Chingkwake (Jun 30, ‘60)

July

-Joanne Stupak (Jul 2, ‘40)

- Darla Doilybug (Jul 3, ‘32)

- Paul Doilybug (Jul 3, ‘54)

- Mira Chingkwake (Jul 3, '45)

- Kate Stephford (Jul 12, ‘58)

- Tom Garcia (Jul 12, ‘65)

- Angie Barnett (Jul 12 ‘56)

- Gabby Muñoz (Jul 12, '57)

- Bob Pinciotti (Jul 14, ‘39)

- Laurie Forman (Jul 15, ‘58)

- Leia Forman (Jul 19, ‘80)

-Jess Nightly (Jul 22, ‘81)

- Leo Chingkwake (Jul 29, ‘19)

- Jordan Mitchell (Jul 30, ‘35)

August

- Fez (Aug 4, ‘59)

- Aliana Guzman-Queimada (Aug 7, ‘55)

- Mikayla Patel (Aug 12, ‘80)

- Jared Kwan (Aug 12, ‘78)

- Ryland Barnes (Aug 13, ‘78)

- Serena Marotti (Aug 15, ‘78)

-Annette Berkardt-Miller (Aug 18, ‘58)

- Michael Kelso (Aug 28, ‘59)

September

- Sharon Adams (Sep 12, ‘80)

- June Guzman-Queimada (Sep 13, ‘99)

- Jonas Hernandez (Sep 15, ‘78)

- Jackie Burkhart (Sep 24, ‘60)

- Priya Shanti (Sep 30, ‘78)

- Kelly Shaland (Sep 30, ‘78)

October

- Dana Chingkwake (Oct 12, ‘78)

- Kira Kwan (Oct 12, ‘98)

-Paula Sigurdson (Oct 13, ‘33)

- Kitty Forman (Oct 13, ‘33)

- Dave Wilde (Oct 13, ‘61)

-Darline Joy (Oct 13, '78)

- Eleanor Moore (Oct 15, ‘79)

- Amaya Callesti (Oct 23, ‘77)

- Jo Mitchell (Oct 29, ‘79)

- Steve Jordan (Oct 31, ‘78)

November

- Joe Rockwell (Nov 1, ‘28)

- Casey Kelso (Nov 10, ‘56)

- Liv Rodriguez (Nov 12, ‘55)

- Maya Rodriguez (Nov 12, ‘55)

- John Bartlow (Nov 12, ‘78)

- Alisha Callesti (Nov 12, ‘78)

- Connor II Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Jordan Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Sammy Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Jazzy Runck (Nov 12, 2010)

- Steven Hyde (Nov 28, ‘59)

December

- Midge Pinciotti (Dec 3, ‘30)

- Red Forman (Dec 7, ‘27)

- Marion Marotti (Dec 9, ‘58)

- Joan Marotti (Dec 9, ‘64)

- Loni Paris (Dec 12, '62)

- Layla Kelso (Dec 13, ‘78)

- Paige Hart (Dec 13, ‘61)

- Eric Forman (Dec 14, ‘59)

- Valerie Pinciotti (Dec 19, ‘57)

- Delilah Reed (Dec 19, ‘79)

- Sarah Mitchell (Dec 21, ‘80)

- Charles Timothy-Cruz (Dec 24, '44)

- Julie Kumar-Monét (Dec 25, ‘79)

- Fenton (Dec 27, '47)

-Edna Hyde (Dec 30, ‘29)