#Karen Waldron

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'Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death' (1989) film

-watched 8/14/2023- 2 [1/2] stars- on Tubi (free)

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I LOVE HER SO MUCH

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Karen grabs transgender man’s genitals in public to “confirm” his gender

Karen Waldron is hereby awarded the Transgender World’s 2022 Transphobic Karen Award for for grabbing a transgender man’s genitals after asking about his gender.

The 53-year-old woman was convicted of sexual assault after an attack that took place at Yates Cheltenham, a sports bar in southwest England.

LGBTNation reports:

In court, Waldron said she had been enjoying a night out with friends and was trying to protect a friend who had found the trans man attractive.

Despite her excuses, the court found her guilty and asked her to pay a legal fine of £300 ($368.15 U.S.).

The man she groped says he started transitioning in 2016.

Congratulations, Karen. The award is well deserved.

Photo of Karen by Gloucestershire Police

[valkyrieandstrangeridingaragorn]

Female characters are nowdays all terrible and lack proper characterization

All of them? Ummmm.. no.

I know we mostly spend time criticizing the bad ones so... time for the good ones.

How about all the women in Black Panther? Nakia is fantastic and she's the one who finally convinces T'Challa to open Wakanda to the world. Shuri is great and her inventions quite literally save her brother's life more than once. Queen Ramonda is everything you want out of a queen. Okoye is a magnificent warrior and fiercely loyal to her home. They all have their own personalities, arcs and agency.

And Black Widow? Imo it's the best iteration of Natasha, Yelena's characterization is on point, they handled the whole morally grey part of them and Melina pretty well (I still think Melina and Alexei got away with their crimes way too easily but that's another story).

The GoTG movies have Gamora and Nebula, their story and characterization are absolutely brilliant.

I've spoken many times here of Captain Marvel. Carol has an arc, she's funny and kind and she enjoys using her powers so much, love that about her. The movie is not only about her though, Maria steals the show in every scene she's in, Mar-Vell had her own arc and Monica was great despite having a short role (she's AWESOME in WandaVision tho!). Speaking of that, Wanda in her series? Magnificent, absolutely magnificent. Darcy too.

In AoS, you can't tell me Daisy isn't an excellent character, and what about Jemma and Yo-yo and May and Aida? Aida is one of the best villains in Marvel! And in Agent Carter? Whitney Frost stole the spotlight from Mrs Brexit and did so wonderfully.

I'm yet to watch S3 of Daredevil but so far Karen and Elektra are absolutely delightful characters, I'd like to add Claire to this too because despite her not showing up much she's still a valuable character in the show. Even Marci!

Also, Christine! Especially after how Waldron almost ruined her in MoM, her role in DS1 portrayed her as a self-respecting woman who takes no bullshit from anybody, she's great.

Not to forget Jane, especially in the first two movies. I enjoyed a few things from her in L&T too, especially the beginning when she ruined her book so she could explain wormholes to the other chemo patient. I love it when she gets so excited talking about science lol

And Layla? Ooooooh she was charming waaaaay before she became an avatar. Can't believe I almost forgot Jessica Jones... that series is terrific and so is she.

My point is I'm sure I'm missing a lot and you don't need to agree with all this but there are a lot of impressive female characters out there who may not get all the praise they're due because we're usually looking at the terrible ones, and this is only Marvel-related. I know the Sylvies of the world tend to frustrate a big chunk of the audience but don't let Waldron have you believe all female characters are terrible... a lot of them are marvelous!

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full muse list (+ face claims).

to request a muse, please send me a message letting me know who you’re interested in. we can even plot a little, i do this to prevent having the same types of threads, but i love writing these muses equally (if we have previous threads with said muse, there is no need for this btw).

daisy jones and the six (under request):

daisy jones: riley keough, irene dev

billy dunne, found on @regrethim: sam claflin

camila dunne: camila morrone

graham dunne: will harrison

karen sirko: suki waterhouse

eddie loving/roundtree (under request): josh whitehouse

warren rojas (under request): sebastian chacon

bill ‘bones’ shah: avan jogia

red, white & royal blue

alex claremont-diaz: danny ramirez, taylor zakhar-perez

henry fox-mountchristen-windsor: harris dickinson, nicholas galitzine

june claremont-diaz: isabela merced

zahra bankston: sarah shahi

beatrice fox-mountchristen-windsor: milly alcock, ellie bamber

les misérables:

enjolras: sam reid, aaron tveit

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo:

mick riva: oscar isaac

a little life:

jude st. francis: diego calva, jose condessa

willem ragnarsson: callum turner, harris dickinson

normal people:

connell waldron: paul mescal

marianne sheridan: daisy edgar-jones

ted lasso:

rebecca welton: hannah waddingham, sienna miller

roy kent: brent goldstein

jamie tartt: phil dunster

keeley jones: juno temple, lucy boynton

daisy alexander: florence pugh

marvel:

steve rogers: chris evans, glen powell, paul mescal

natalia romanova: ana de armas

bucky barnes: sebastian stan

yelena belova: florence pugh

grease

danny zuko: jacob elordi

star wars (under request):

poe dameron: oscar isaac

bridgerton (under request):

anthony bridgerton: jonathan bailey

benedict bridgerton: luke thompson

sophie beckett: bruna marquezine

edmund bridgerton: hugh dancy

the little mermaid: (under request):

prince eric: jonah hauer-king

moulin rouge (under request):

christian james: aaron tveit, callum turner

satine: nicole kidman, ashley loren, ellie bamber

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7 candidates vying for 3 East Grand Rapids Board of Education seats

7 candidates vying for 3 East Grand Rapids Board of Education seats

EAST GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Seven candidates are vying for three, four-year seats on the East Grand Rapids Board of Education in the November general election. Two incumbents and five newcomers are seeking the three spots on the Nov. 8 ballot. The candidates include current school board president Mike Reid, board secretary Janice Yates, Peter Bisbee, Karen Machiorlatti-Waldron, Benjamin Masterson,…

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**Shots of the Episode**

The Morning Show (2019)

Season 2, Episode 6: “A Private Person” (2021) Director: Rachel Morrison Cinematographer: Jeffrey Waldron

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Title: Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989)

Vote: 4.5/10

Although it manages to make me smile in some scenes, this movie remains one of the worst I've ever seen. It has a storyline that miraculously stands and actors that make you want to be blind and deaf.

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1x03 vs. 1x12

[mariocki]

Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989)

"Are you saying the future of women is in cannibalism?"

"Face up to the truth! This is a war! A war between men and women. Anything short of cannibalism is just beating around the bush."

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They need Waldron to be legit before the hot mess that DS is

McKimberley, we already told you, he already has a effing Emmy. He doesn't need to prove to the industry to be legit, they already think he is. Log off from twitter and, I don't know, go shopping with your mother Karen. Maybe you can help her speaking to the manager because she can't have a dress for free, just because she says so

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[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death 1989

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It’s official!

On Saturday, Camilla Luddington – who plays Dr. Jo Wilson on the long-running ABC drama Grey’s Anatomy – and longtime boyfriend Matthew Alan – who most recently starred in Hulu’s Castle Rock – tied the knot in an intimate California coastline ceremony in front of 70 of their closest friends and family (including former Grey’s costar Jessica Capshaw!), PEOPLE exclusively confirms.

“The thing that I always said to Matt is that I just wanted to see the ocean,” the actress, 35, star exclusively told PEOPLE prior to the wedding. “That was my one thing.”

“We’re just ready to do the damn thing,” she added. “We kind of already feel married because we have a 2-year-old. But there’s something romantic to us about solidifying that family unit by having the ceremony and actually having Hayden present. To be honest, I’m just excited to get into that new normal of married life.”

Their wedding planner, Karen Waldron of Ampersand Entertainment Light, tells PEOPLE, “The couple wanted romantic elegance with lots of natural elements, set against crisp white walls mixed with wood tables, hanging rattan light fixtures, an abundance of white and green floral, that kept it beautifully classic and fresh,” adding, “Touches of gold accents were mixed into the tables for just that splash of glam.”

The bride, who wore a stunning couture gown by Mira Zwillinger with handmade embroidery, walked down the aisle to The Temper Trap’s “Sweet Disposition�� – a song that holds a special meaning to the couple.

“In 2008 we went to a Temper Trap concert together,” she said. “It was our first date!”

The English actress, who has done voice work as Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider video games, revealed to her followers in 2017 that she and her beau welcomed their daughter, Hayden, into the world.

“We have a new great love in our lives… our sweet baby girl…Hayden,” the new mom captioned a black-and-white clip of the pair with the newborn.

And in January 2018, the couple announced that they were engaged.

“Sooo this happened on New Year’s Eve,” Luddington, 34, captioned three photos that showcased her diamond engagement ring.

“I’m not sure I even let Matt get through his proposal before I started yelling YES YES YES!! Of course it was a yes!” she wrote and quipped that their daughter, gave her stamp of approval: “Also… Hayden approves.. 😉 💍✨✨✨.“

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52 Films By Women: 2019

(actually 54, because I’m extra and women directors killed it this year)

1. The Edge of Seventeen (2016) dir. Kelly Fremon Craig

2. Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) dir. Susan Seidelman

3. Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story (2017) dir. Alexandra Dean

4. Yentl (1983) dir. Barbra Streisand

5. 6 Balloons (2018) dir. Marja-Lewis Ryan

6. Never Goin’ Back (2018) dir. Augustine Frizzell

7. The Spy Who Dumped Me (2018) dir. Susanna Fogel

8. The Party (2017) dir. Sally Potter

9. My First Mister (2001) dir. Christine Lahti

10. Woodshock (2017) dir. Kate and Laura Mulleavey

11. The Miseducation of Cameron Post (2018) dir. Desiree Akhavan*

12. Mary Queen of Scots (2018) dir. Josie Rourke

13. Bird Box (2018) dir. Susanne Bier

14. Destroyer (2018) dir. Karyn Kusama*

15. Unicorn Store (2017) dir. Brie Larson

16. A Vigilante (2018) dir. Sarah Daggar-Nickson

17. Woman Walks Ahead (2017) dir. Susanna White

18. Captain Marvel (2019) dir. Anna Boden & Ryan Fleck

19. Wild Nights with Emily (2018) dir. Madeleine Olnek

20. The Nightingale (2018) dir. Jennifer Kent

21. The Trials of Cate McCall (2013) dir. Karen Moncrieff

22. Tell it to the Bees (2018) dir. Annabel Jankel

23. Someone Great (2019) dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

24. Aniara (2018) dir. Pella Kågerman & Hugo Lilja

25. Go Back to China (2019) dir. Emily Ting*

26. What Walaa Wants (2018) dir. Christy Garland

27. Pigeon Kings (2019) dir. Milena Pastreich

28. Booksmart (2019) dir. Olivia Wilde

29. Honeyland (2019) dir. Tamara Kotevska & Ljubomir Stefanov

30. Fast Color (2018) dir. Julia Hart

31. Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) dir. Marielle Heller

32. Ghost Fleet (2018) dir. Shannon Service & Jeffrey Waldron

33. The Breadwinner (2017) dir. Nora Twomey

34. Vita & Virginia (2018) dir. Chanya Button

35. Little Woods (2018) dir. Nia DaCosta*

36. The Farewell (2019) dir. Lulu Wang*

37. Them That Follow (2019) dir. Britt Poulton & Daniel Savage

38. Mary Shelley (2017) dir. Haifaa Al-Mansour*

39. Ophelia (2019) dir. Claire McCarthy

40. Blinded by the Light (2019) dir. Gurinder Chadha*

41. One Child Nation (2019) dir. Nanfu Wang & Lynn Zhang*

42. Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (2019) dir. Katt Shea

43. Hustlers (2019) dir. Lorene Scafaria

44. My Days of Mercy (2017) dir. Tali Shalom Ezer

45. The Falling (2014) dir. Carol Morley

46. Braid (2018) dir. Mitzi Peirone

47. Honey Boy (2019) dir. Alma Har’el

48. Harriet (2019) dir. Kasi Lemmons*

49. Tank Girl (1995) dir. Rachel Talalay

50. Paradise Hills (2019) dir. Alice Waddington

51. The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (2019) dir. Elle-Maija Tailfeathers & Kathleen Hepburn*

52. Frozen II (2019) dir. Jennifer Lee & Chris Buck

53. Charlie’s Angels (2019) dir. Elizabeth Banks

54. Little Women (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig

bold = my faves

* = directed by a woman of color

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More 📸 from #CamillaLuddington's wedding. Lovely stunning bride! 🥂💘 . WEDDING CREDITS Planning Karen Waldron of @ampersandentertainment Flowers @butterflyfloral Dress @mirazwillinger Photos @sarahnoelphoto Hair @justinemarjan Makeup @melissa.hernandez https://www.instagram.com/p/B1gk81OBdPD/?igshid=1ft567rjv9kyl

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Chemin Papier at le Signe, France

Last weekend I travelled to Chaumont for the opening of Chemin Papier, l'illustration et ses marges at le Signe (Centre National du Graphisme). The exhibition featured 15 artists from across Europe whose work takes a personal approach and whose eclectic universes show the variety of media and expression in the realm of illustration. Thank you to Vincent, Karen and the team at Fotokino and le Signe for inviting me to participate, and show my work in this incredible new space. 

Chemin Papier, l'illustration et ses marges

March 31 - September 16 2018

Invited artists: Bráulio Amado (Portugal), Blexbolex (France), Cristina Daura (Spain), Hannah Waldron (UK), It’s Raining Eléphants (Switzerland), Jockum Nordström (Sweden), Kitty Crowther (Belgium), Mari Kanstad Johnsen (Norway), Bettina Henni (France), Alexis Beauclair (France), Paul Cox (France), Simon Roussin (France), Philippe Weisbecker (France), Yann Kebbi (France)