#tony leggett

[moviesandmania]

WINTER ISLAND Mystery horror - trailer and release date

‘You can leave the island but you’ll take a part of it with you’ Winter Island is a 2024 horror film about a young girl who is found dead and her teenage brother’s postmortem visions point to an evil presence within their own family. The movie was directed by Tony Doupe (Redneck Hamlet), making his feature directorial debut, from a screenplay by Clark Coffey and Chris Joseph Taylor based on the…

[broadwaydivastournament]

Broadway Divas Tournament: Round 1A

Aptly named, there was never a more leggy woman than Paula Leggett Chase (1961). Self-titled "Antique Showgirl," Paula is a veteran chorusgirl with shows like A Chorus Line, Crazy for You, and Kiss Me, Kate. She has gained recent notoriety for her social media presence where she gleefully shows off her everlasting flexibility and unmatched dancing. How many dancers in their sixties can you name who can still tap dance en pointe? In fact, how many dancers at any age can you name who even know tap dancing en point is possible?

Though we know her mostly from her screen work, Patricia Clarkson (1959) is a Tony-nominated actress who has appeared sporadically on Broadway, off-Broadway, and in regional theatre. She has taken on iconic roles like Blanche duBois from A Streetcar Named Desire, and had a topless scene in The Elephant Man on Broadway in 2014. And no, in case you were wondering, the grainy bootleg does not show anything. I looked. Trust me. She will be appearing in the West End this month in Long Days Journey Into Night.

PROPAGANDA AND MEDIA UNDER CUT:

"I am on my hands and knees begging you to look through this woman's instagram. You will be delighted, appalled, and flabbergasted. Here's her tap dancing en-point in her sixties for funsies. Here's her doing cartwheels and splits. Here's her posting thirst traps, like what the fuck, Paula? God, I love this woman's chaotic energy."

"Her voice is like molasses on a hot summer day. Any woman brave enough to strip on Broadway in front of 136,696 people over the course of the show's entire run (yeah, I checked the attendance) is an icon and a legend. She's also a well-known tumblr reaction gif, so there's that. Her presence here as a certified Broadway Diva is a little precarious, but it's my poll and I do what I want."

[monsterintheballroom]

Interview under the cut :-)

Penelope Wilton: ‘I was never a starlet – I wasn’t cast because of a pretty face’

Ahead of her stint in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Penelope Winton speaks to Fiona Sturges about her 55-year career in the industry

In a career spanning nearly 55 years, Penelope Wilton has cornered the market in quiet disappointment. As Anne Bryce in the popular 80s sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles, her eyeballs were permanently rotating at the childish antics of her on-screen husband Martin, played by Richard Briers, while in the film Clockwise she was the long-suffering spouse of John Cleese’s calamity-prone headmaster. In Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads series, she played a housewife who couldn’t bring herself to tell her husband she didn’t want to move to Marbella.

In her new film, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, she plays another wife bottling up her feelings. Wilton is retiree Maureen, whose husband, Harold (Jim Broadbent), receives a letter from an ex-colleague informing him that she is dying. Overcome with unexplained guilt, Harold pledges to travel on foot from his home in south Devon to Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland (500 miles, give or take), where his friend is in a hospice, leaving Maureen alone at home.  

“First of all, she thinks he’s mad, and then gets very angry, and then very anxious and upset,” says Wilton. “But slowly she starts to recognise how much her marriage means to her, which she hasn’t in the immediate past because this sadness has thrown them apart.” The sadness relates to their late son, David (Earl Cave), who struggled with drug abuse and who, we learn through flashbacks, died years earlier from suicide. Unlike Harold, Wilton’s Maureen isn’t given the catharsis of an epic journey. Instead, her devastation is conveyed through intense bouts of vacuuming and in clipped phone exchanges with Harold. “You never walk,” she tells him, indignantly. “The only time you walk is to the car.”

Wilton and I are talking on the phone: she doesn’t do Zoom and rarely does in-person interviews nowadays. Though she is never less than polite, I sense that, if she had her way, she wouldn’t do interviews at all.

Nonetheless, at 76, she is showing little sign of slowing down, and isstill averaging a movie a year: last year she reprised her role as Isobel Crawley, mother-in-law of Lady Mary, in the second Downton Abbey spin-off film, A New Era, while in 2021 she appeared in Operation Mincemeat as Hester Leggett, formidable head of the MI5 secretarial unit. She still does bits and pieces of TV, most recently appearing in Netflix’s After Life, where she played a widow sharing a graveyard bench with Ricky Gervais’s grief-stricken Tony. Add to that her distinguished career in theatre and it is no wonder that, in 2016, Wilton was made a dame for services to drama.

When I mention her ability to convey deep disappointment with the subtlest of expressions, Wilton bats away the compliment. “If I get a part that requires me to do that, then I’ll do that,” she says. “But it’s also the case that people don’t go around bursting into tears. Most of the time we try to stop the tears coming and we tend to apologise when emotion overtakes us. It’s an English trait. I have to say I don’t have that trait as a person, but a lot of people have grown up learning to hold their emotions in.” She adds that she is pleased to see younger generations being more vocal about their feelings. “It’s great that they’re not holding it all in, as I think that is unhealthy. This silent world that Harold and Maureen live in, it’s very sad.”

Wilton is known for keeping her private life private, often delivering a stock reply to prying interviewers about it being better if audiences don’t know “my inside leg measurement”. What is known is that she has been married twice: first to actor Daniel Massey, with whom she had a daughter before they divorced in 1984 (he went on to marry Wilton’s sister, Linda), and then to Ian Holm, her co-star on The Borrowers, whom she divorced in 2001.

Wilton says she became an actor “because I wasn’t very good at anything else, and I liked stories and storytelling”. Her father, a businessman, had no interest in the performing arts, but her mother, Alice Travers, had been an actor and dancer. Wilton began going to the theatre at 15 and quickly realised she would “prefer to be on the stage than in the audience”.

But it was Ever Decreasing Circles, one of the biggest sitcoms of its era, that made her famous and which, she says, “I enjoyed more than I can say. People still have a soft spot for it, and so do I. Ricky Gervais loved that series and that’s why he cast me in After Life and why he called my character Anne, as a homage.”Ever Decreasing Circles was at its height in the 80s, when industry sexism meant actresses were often faded out after reaching middle age, but Wilton endured. Was that through tenacity on her part, or luck? “It was probably a bit of both,” she replies. “By the time I began doing film and television, I was already [in my thirties]. But before that I was doing theatre, and the parts for women in the theatre were plentiful. But also, I wasn’t ever a starlet. I played real people. I wasn’t cast because of a pretty face.”

Wilton also attributes her longevity to her ability to get on with people (“I can count on one hand the people I’ve really disliked”), and to play close attention to scripts and go “not for the big parts but the smaller and often more interesting ones that might have one or two really good scenes. It’s a good thing to learn, not to think about the size of the role. A smaller role can change a career.” She once told the theatre critic Michael Billington that, when giving masterclasses, she would tell students to do less acting. Watch any number of Wilton’s performances, and it is clear what she means. “I’m not a fan of big acting,” she reflects now. “I have always found you can achieve just as much by showing less and being real.”

[torialefay]

Hi, I wonder but have you se "Dear Tony" leggett videos on palm reading? And what do you think? Of course I take it as a joke but curious about your opinion 👀

i just went to watch what you were talking about!!! i'd never seen them, so i watched one on chan just now

i honestly know maybe 5 things about palmistry, so i am definitely not your girl for this one 😂 it's not that i don't believe that it has NO relevance, just not something i've ever really considered.

the video was fun at least 😭😂

[olko71]

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Barclays to end direct financing of new oil and gas fields

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By Theo Leggett

Business correspondent, BBC News

Barclays has announced it will no longer provide direct funding for new oil and gas projects.

The banking giant also says it will restrict lending to energy businesses that plan to expand their fossil fuel production.

Barclays is a major lender to the fossil fuel industry, but has been coming under mounting pressure to curb its support for the sector.

Campaign groups welcomed the move, but insisted it did not go far enough.

According to a report from environmental group Rainforest Action Network, Barclays was the biggest funder of the fossil fuel sector in Europe between 2016 and 2021.

It provided just under $16.5bn (£13bn) in 2022, although that was significantly lower than in previous years. In 2019 and 2020, the figure was more than $30bn.

However, the bank has been under pressure from environmental campaigners, shareholder activists and even celebrities to curb its support.

Last year, a campaign group including the actress Emma Thompson and the film director Richard Curtis called on the All England Lawn Tennis Club to remove Barclays as a sponsor of Wimbledon. They claimed the bank was “profiting from climate chaos”.

In what it called a Climate Change Statement, Barclays announced it would no longer provide direct funding for projects designed to expand oil and gas production, or infrastructure related to such projects.

It said it would also end direct funding for any oil and gas projects in the Amazon or in the Arctic Circle, or which were aimed at extracting, processing or transporting oil from oil sands.

But direct funding for specific projects makes up only part of Barclays’ overall lending to the sector.

The bank said there would also be restrictions on new financing for energy groups themselves, although these will be stricter for new clients than existing ones.

The plan is not wholly focused on oil and gas. There will also be curbs on lending linked to coal mining and coal-fired power generation.

Barclays is not the first bank in Europe to introduce such commitments. HSBC, Lloyds, BNP Paribas, Societe Generale and Credit Agricole have all previously announced restrictions on funding for fossil fuels.

The latest announcement was welcomed by ShareAction, a group that campaigns for responsible investment, but it complained that there were loopholes in the plan.

“Barclays is wrong not to have ruled out financing companies that focus exclusively on fossil fuel extraction,” it said.

“This should include fracking, which is causing so much environmental and social harm and is an activity the bank is heavily exposed to.”

Meanwhile, Make My Money Matter, the group that includes Thompson and Curtis, said Barclays’ plan was “inadequate in scope and in ambition”.

Its chief executive, Tony Burdon, said: “While they finally caught up with other major European banks like Lloyds by ruling out direct project finance for fossil fuels, the reality is this covers just a fraction of their oil and gas lending.

“This new policy lets them continue funnelling billions to those companies developing catastrophic new fossil fuel projects around the world.”

Barclays has pointed out that oil and gas funding represents a very small proportion of its overall activities.

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[sisididis]

Speaking of fans going to unhinged lengths to show their appreciation for a beloved character (or celebrity)...

I really shouldn’t be one to talk.

A few years ago, there used to be this YouTuber by the name of Tony Leggett, who did palm readings on celebrities.

I think that at a certain point K-pop fans caught wind of him, because after a while all he received were requests to do K-pop idols’ palm readings.

As you probably already guessed, I was one of those fans. And like the unhinged person I was, I had sent him a request to do my bias’ reading, thinking I’d send it to them afterwards.

I won’t tell you how this story ends, but know that I think about the OP who paid for Toni’s birthday message with fondness.

Just when I thought I had seen everything, the fandom decides to prove me wrong. 

[tabloidtoc]

National Examiner, April 19

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Tony Bennett's brave last days

Page 2: Stars with Mad Skills -- they became fast experts for plum roles -- Daniel Day-Lewis, Timothee Chalamet, Natalie Portman, Ryan Gosling, Jamie Foxx

Page 3: Adrien Brody, Margot Robbie, Bryan Cranston, Shia LaBeouf, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Downey Jr., Tom Cruise

Page 4: Susan Sarandon's roles and costumes

Page 7: Be Prepared for the Worst -- know these lifesaving tips before a crisis happens

Page 8: Lonely Stefanie Powers never wants to date because she still has gotten over lover William Holden's sudden death, even though it'll be 40 years ago this November -- the former star of '80s TV classic Hart to Hart, who's now 78, considers Holden the one true love of her life, even though she's been married twice to others and had a long-term relationship after the Hollywood legend's tragic death and she can't imagine being with anyone else at this stage in her life when Bill's memory is so sacred in her mind and his death still haunts her to this day, and it will only get worse as the anniversary approaches -- Holden, then 63, died at home in Santa Monica on November 12, 1981, of massive bleeding after falling and striking his head on a piece of furniture while heavily intoxicated -- it rips her apart to this day thinking how he must have suffered all alone in his apartment, bleeding to death -- the pair had a decade-long, passionate affair that lasted until his demise, which led her to carry on their mutual passion for wildlife conservation and Stefanie founded the William Holden Wildlife Foundation and is still the director -- she's tried being in other relationships, but it's been more about companionship than anything else and she doesn't have the motivation to date when the best man has already come and gone

Page 9: Vax Hacks -- avoid scammers who prey on fears of COVID-19

Page 10: His first day on the job as an honorary cop, Jeremiah met the other guys in blue and was the proud guest of honor at a special swearing-in ceremony just for him, and he's only five years old

Page 11: Important minerals for your body -- why you need zinc and potassium and how to get them

Page 12: Rude Awakening -- stars who don't mind their manners -- Alec Baldwin, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Christian Bale, Rachael Ray

Page 13: Sean Penn, Ashton Kutcher, Robert Pattinson, Russell Crowe, Cameron Diaz, Bruce Willis

Page 14: Dear Tony -- America's Top Psychic Healer Tony Leggett -- useful lessons learned from the pandemic

Page 15: Get well soon wishes go out to Chevy Chase, who just came out of the hospital after a five-week stay for heart issues -- in 2018, the star was diagnosed with alcohol cardiomyopathy, a weakening of the heart muscle caused by excessive drinking; he had dealt with his drinking back in 2016, when he entered the Hazelden Clinic to receive treatment for alcoholism

Page 16: Even though the century mark looms just around the corner, Betty White still radiates joy -- calling herself the luckiest broad on two feet, the 99-year-old Hollywood legend shares her advice for living a long and peaceful life -- she says her life is divided absolutely in half: half animals and half show business and you can't ask for better than two things you love the most

Page 18: When a California man won $145,000 on Wheel of Fortune, it turned out to be good fortune for a lot of people as he donated his entire winnings to the charity Uplift Family Services and Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, whose services support thousands of families

Page 19: These seniors are literally beating the coronavirus -- with 99 percent of them vaccinated, the 700 elderly residents of the Westminster-Canterbury on the Chesapeake Bay senior living community in Virginia Beach held a party and they had a lot to celebrate

Page 20: Cover Story -- Tony Bennett is facing his brave last days as he battles Alzheimer's disease at the age of 94 -- the singer was diagnosed in 2016, but kept the terrible illness secret until recently and has not yet experienced common Alzheimer's symptoms like episodes of terror, rage or depression but the disease has progressed -- for now, wife Susan Crow and the oldest of Tony's four kids, 67-year-old Danny from his first marriage, are caring for him while he lives in the couple's New York City apartment

Page 22: Recycle your baubles, bangles and beads -- bored with your beaded necklaces? Blase abut those old bangles? If your costume jewelry collection no longer inspires, there are many brilliant ways to give it new life or earn you some cash

Page 24: The internet's newest fitness star is 102-year-old Julia Fulkerson, who had a ball participating in her great-grandson Brody's virtual gym class

Page 25: Young Darius Brown has a mission in life: to make shelter dogs look as spiffy as he can so they'll get adopted and to do that, he provides the canines with slews of adorable bowties that he sews himself -- five years ago, when Darius was eight, his sister Dazhai taught him to sew and the passion was good for him because he'd been diagnosed with speech and fine-motor skills that the craft improved over time -- he says he saw how happy the people at the shelter were to get the bowties and how much the dogs liked them, and he decided to make more and he came up with a goal to give bowties to an animal shelter in every state -- so far, he's sewn a whopping 600 of the canine accessories himself, and helped dozens of pooches find forever homes and he especially likes to focus his attention on older animals and pets with disabilities, since they're the toughest to find homes for and the shelter directors say Darius' efforts have made a huge difference in the life of hundreds of pups

Page 26: Summer Horoscope 2021

Page 28: It's not just for the birds -- tips for watching our fine feathered friends

Page 32: Reverse Gear -- walking backward is good for you -- here's something new to try the next time you go out for a walk: do it backward -- it may sound silly, but health experts say there are mental and physical benefits to the practice, but go slowly at first to avoid injuries

* If you're always putting the needs of others before your own, you could be at risk for compassion fatigue, a condition that can physically and mentally drain you of time and energy -- compassion fatigue is a state of emotional overwhelm that is constant and persistent, once in this state of emotional exhaustion, it becomes difficult to empathize with those they help and essentially, it's empathy burnout

Page 34: Grandads Before 50! No rocking chairs for these grandpas -- take a look at these celebs who had their grandchildren before their first gray hair -- Jim Carrey, James Brolin, Donny Osmond, Mick Jagger, Pierce Brosnan, Charlie Sheen

Page 40: The Element of Earth -- earth is the second of the four elements: fire, earth, air and water

Page 42: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Drew Barrymore

Page 44: Eyes on the Stars -- Dakota Johnson and her parents Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson (picture), Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana in the film Spencer (picture), Tina Turner admits she instantly fell for husband Erwin Bach in 1986 when they first met at an airport in Germany, Bindi Irwin gave birth to daughter Grace Warrior Irwin Powell, Michael Douglas is still going strong after 5 decades as an actor and loves what he does for a living, George Segal passed away due to complications from bypass surgery, Jessica Walter died in her sleep

Page 45: Eddie Murphy is inducted into NAACP Image Awards Hall of Fame (picture), Diana Ross performs at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in California (picture), Mario Lopez helps christen the tables at Mohegan Sun Casino in Las Vegas (picture), Ann-Margret and Julianne Hough attend the Family Film Awards where the redhead received a lifetime achievement award (picture), James Middleton who is the brother of Duchess Kate says he and fiancee Alizee Thevenet are done with city living, Justin Bieber's mom didn't like his newest tattoo saying Don't you have enough yet?, Zac Efron was spotted flying to Sydney with Aussie girlfriend Vanessa Valladares, Taraji P. Henson asked fans for prayers for her pet pooch that was suffering from post-surgery complications but he unfortunately died

Page 46: A lottery winner in Tennessee was feeling like a million bucks, until he realized he'd lost his precious ticket but he didn't give up: he retraced his steps until he found the ticket again

[catsmam7]

The Sheila Variations -Jensen Ackles

http://www.sheilaomalley.com/?s=jensen+ackles

analysis of episodes, way of playing ..

really beautiful, inspiring and readable, not only JA but also JP and SPN episodes, readers' opinions, just super reading

reminded me of lattize note77, I'm glad someone reads it there is an interesting link to Jensen Ackles Vocal Range (G2 - E ♭ 5) on youtou (Igor Daniel) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NhyAfa7fTM and reading from hand

reading from hand  

Jensen Ackles Palm Reading                              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Eem9huo1Dc

[averycanadianfilm]

Violation of the Leggett-Garg Inequality in Neutrino Oscillations - J.A. Formaggio, D.I. Kaiser, M.M. Murskyj, and T.E. Weiss Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA (2016)

We have shown that neutrino oscillations clearly demonstrate a violation of the classical limits imposed by the Leggett-Garg inequality. This violation occurs over a distance of 735km, providing the longest range over which a Bell-like test of quantum mechanics has been carried out to date. The observation stands as further affirmation that quantum coherence can apply broadly to microscopic systems, including neutrinos, across macroscopic distances.

[jaineecondition]

What Onew’s hand says about Onew:

*It’s an interesting hand, a working hand, a heart shaped hand

*He loves life, likes people very much, and likes what he does

*He’s secretive and likes to hide what he knows and shares

*He’s a thinker, a doer, and a viewer [likes to watch all sorts of things…]

So, he’s saying Onew’s a hardworking man that keeps his business to himself and stands back and watches, but loves what he does, loves people, and loves life. 

Yep…Shawols already knew that…

[poutybinz]

NO LET ME TELL YOUUUUUU, one time, a palm reader, read soobins palm and said he could have a sex obsession (tony leggett on yt) SO HE REALLY MIGHT BE A FUCKING PERVVVVVVV

BRUH? 😭

i rlly love this for him i think perv!soobin is the best thing we could’ve come up with over here

big giant sweetheart on the outside depraved horny boy on the inside

[broadwaydivastournament]

Broadway Divas Tournament: Round 2A

Brenda Braxton (1956) "BRENDA BRAXTON (Velma Kelly) was last seen on Broadway in Smokey Joe's Cafe for which she received a 1995 Tony Award nomination, NAACP Theatre Award, the city of Chicago's Jefferson Award and a Grammy Award for Best Cast Album. Other Broadway credits include: Jelly's Last Jam, Cats, Legs Diamond, and the original production of Dreamgirls. She received the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Living the Dream" Award given by New York Gov. Pataki and the Josephine Baker Award from the National Council of Negro Women for her work as founder of Leading Ladies Just for Teens, seminars geared to empowering teenage girls. Last fall she added entrepreneur to her resume with the launching of BBRAXTON Exceptional Grooming for Exceptional Men, a gentleman-only grooming parlor in Harlem." - Playbill bio from Chicago, March 2007.

Paula Leggett Chase (1961) “PAULA LEGGETT CHASE (Betty/Meg Boyd Understudy) tap-danced en pointe in the original cast of Crazy for You, and on occasion played Iren Roth. B’way debut: A Chorus Line (the final cast). Nat’l tours: Cabaret, featured with Joel Grey, A Chorus Line (Judy Turner). Regional: Annie 2 (Amanda Beekman). Favorite Role: Mrs. David Chase.” – Playbill bio from Damn Yankees, March 2, 1994

PROPAGANDA AND MEDIA UNDER CUT: ALL POLLS HERE

"Impressed and surprised Brenda managed to topple Janet McTeer. She runs a damn good cabaret show too."

"Watching this woman dance, it's easy to fall in love with her. Once again, I implore you to look up her antics on instagram because each video is a wild ride from start to finish."

[bluemoonpunch]

There's a palm reader named Tony leggett, he analyzed bts' hands in 2016, Taehyung's was the saddest part, he said that he should be careful of drugs and drinking too much, that he could be self-destructive and in another reading in 2020, he mentioned that again about drugs, what's scary is that Mohino Vidente, a tarot reader said in this year a few months ago that a member of bts will suffer from depression and use drugs... (I will continue my question in another ask due) - crymermaid

(2/2)And we know Taehyung was depressed and his Blue & Grey is a proof, please I'm so terrified, he's the member with the saddest readings, many readers feel sorry for him and many say he will get off the spotlight and won't be successful which fits with the drugs thing... PLEASE say it's not true, I'm literally crying, please make a reading about his future and his mental health :(

A: Yeah, I remember the older palm reading videos, and I do agree with what people say about Taehyung being at RISK of such things, however, risk doesn't mean certainty. Because of his tendency, especially in the past, to really shove things down as well as his general lack of self-awareness, he is a perfect candidate for someone who could slip into addiction in order to repress and/or deal with heavier emotions. However, considering his support system, his family, his friends, his focus on "performing" not only on stage but just to the public and people around him, to always have that good face on in one way or another, it seems unlikely that this could come to fruition.

I also very much agree that he could CHOOSE to step out of the spotlight, I think I even mentioned that at some point quite a while back, maybe in one of his earlier readings. Because of his constant, 24/7 performance, feeling like he's being watched all the time, having to keep himself in check, I feel like, with more maturity and more self-awareness, more self-respect even, he would naturally wish to separate himself from that public image he has created. Not because he's going to become an addict but because he wants to become more human, more himself, freer in some ways.

Again, I don't look at his risk as being any more of a certainty than it is for any of the other guys who are all naturally susceptible to that outcome just by being famous and working in stressful environments. Taehyung, from my perspective, based on what I've noticed over the years in my readings, is doing a lot better, becoming more whole and more self-aware. I would be surprised if this outcome with addiction is something he actually comes to.

I would also like to make a note that I've seen people read like this before where, specifically in like 2018/2019, certain readers were interpreting Hoseok as being suicidal when really, at least from what I was seeing, this was mainly rooted in a soul level, connected to his damaged and "burned" state in the soul body, not at all connected to his conscious or even subconscious headspace. The only superficial evidence of his soul state at that time would have been fatigue, headaches, muscle aches, and mood swings, which energetically could be interpreted as more severe mental issues, but without the context of a fuller picture, I think most energetic imbalances could be. In other words, Taehyung's soul was literally broken in half for years and years, since he was a little kid, he is imprinted to experience that in this lifetime, it's literally in his birth chart, and apparently in his palms, but it does not mean that that is his final destination. This was a pathway of personal development that sped up quite a lot after the separation of the Soul Body. I think he'll be okay.

[kitten10ten]

Takeru Satoh Palm Reading by Tony Leggett*

Good square hand. He has a 'simian crease'. It means there's no 'head line', there's no 'heart line', it's just one. So what you see with him is what you get.

I think he has a 'twin personality', also. So he could be a very interesting person.

He needs spiritual development because he could well be into everything physical and everything material. He's first self thinking, he thinks about himself first, selfish. And he's very active sexually because he's got this mind, it goes around (?).

Nice square, 'working hand'. The thumb is low set, he's an old soul. He's been around a lot, a lot of times. His 'mercury finger' says that he experiences all these things, he's got these fantasies, that's why he's a good actor. So many lifetimes, that he can act as all sorts of different personalities. But he's also loyal to his friends and his family.

He has a 'protection' coming around his 'life line' which means he's protected from a lot of negative stuff people might want to throw at him.

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* https://deartony.com

For the past 30 years Tony Leggett, the National Examiner Magazine's psychic advisor "Dear Tony". Tony is an international inspirer, life coach, and psychic healer / advisor. All palm readings are unrehearsed and unscripted. Tony is not a fortune teller. He uses a combination of astrology, intuition, palmistry, and ESP to do a personality trait analysis of people. If he gets a feeling while doing a reading he will express it. Tony"s website also provides a way for his followers to interact with him, ask for prayers, learn about the mystical world around us, as well as share their good news from prayer and mystical experiences.

//Attaching pictures I sent Tony for this reading.

//By 'an old soul' I think Tony means Takeru has been through so many incarnations that he's got a whole library of different personalities to access to when he digs inside his fantasies. It must be very useful in that case for the acting job that he has 🤭

[moonlit-jeno]

so there's this guy that does palm readings (i'm sure you've heard of him, he read wooj*n's palm and it was FREAKISHLY accurate, he's called tony leggett) and anyway he was doing jaemin's and he literally said "he's got a man ego, he's gonna like women, he's gonna like sex" and "he's gonna be a big success with a lot of ladies" and i just 🥵🥵🥵

ooo i mean we’ve seen him flirt w Everyone, even when he doesn’t even know he’s flirting lmao

[mysteryofcharmie]

Did you ever see Timmys palm reading by Tony Leggett on YouTube, very telling 👀

Oh yeah, long time ago. The things he said were so interesting, especially the fact he has passion secrets and is a little kinky. 😏