#WHERES THE ART WITH GLAM AND VICKY??!

[whizzermania]

metal family is fucking hilarious bc u can see how they think glam is gay but nah. ever since he saw that biker on the street when he was young he always wondered if there was biker women. he wants a biker wife that can crush him and i love him for it.

“omg that biker guy is so cool…i wonder if theres women that do that to—“

“HOLY SHIT.”

[mfpeace]

@justbeingedgy @weird-colombian-gurl You asked me to elaborate on the "Ches already has a kid" theory in the notes of that one mf analysis post (which I really liked, go check it out!!), so that's why I'm making this one, cuz notes are a bit too restricting for what I want to talk about!

Though next time think twice before asking me to talk about something I'm interested in, because you never know when you're gonna wake up lovecraftian horrors!! :DDD you'll see what i mean when you press read more :))

So, I'll say it right now - this post is largely inspired by the second story highlight of this Instagram user (sorry, I don't know their name, only that their Instagram handle is dee_girl_metalfamilyfan), it's in Russian though, so keep that in mind

Alright, so I'll break this theory into two parts: the first one will be all about Ches, and the second will be about his potential child (spoiler: you might've seen her!)

Without any further ado, let's get to the Ches part:

1. The creators said that they're gonna explore Ches' character in the second season. Obviously, it doesn't mean anything on it's own, but just wait.

Dima: Let's talk about the second season a little. Of course, the seconds season will show development of the old characters, as well as new ones. That's in short. As you see, Ches looks a bit different here.

Alina: Yeah, we'll show a bit more about Ches at the ages of 18 to 20. His past. We'll reveal a bit more about his complex character, as much as it's possible.

(The source of the translation) Also I think they also said at one point that adult Ches will get some character development too? But that's probably a given, considering that we wouldn't see his youth if it wouldn't have affected him in the present, flashbacks without any relevance to the overall story don't sound so good

2. Not sure about this one (we don't know how much in character it was) but I can't not mention it.

Alina: Actually there was this one fanfic that I really liked. I don’t remember what it was called, but it was about Ches having a daughter, which is a cool topic. It was relatively in character and truly interesting. It’s great when people focus not just on sexual relationships of the characters, but also try to look at their development. That was a really interesting one. That’s it.

(UnityCon '19)

3. This one's a pretty big one, in my opinion. So, this is what they said on ArtWave '19:

Dima: Ches also has flaws.

Alina: [to Dima] Don’t spoil stuff.

Dima: His flaw is that he's very... irresponsible, let’s say.

So, maybe, just maybe, Ches does have a child but he, you know... left them? As the Instagram highlight from the beginning say: "he might be irresponsible enough to leave his child, and he's probably irresponsible enough not to use any contraception" (rephrased, not the exact quote)

4. Alright, so, the only mention of this one I can think of right now is the aforementioned Instagram highlight. The Metalfamilyfan says:

I contacted Korg/Корж, (admin of @ metal_yama [and I believe one of the organizers of the Metal Family Meetup in Moscow]) and she asked Alina on one of the meetups: "if Ches were to be a father, what kind of father would he be?"

And she said: "The kind of that would say "kid, look at that birdie over there!" an then he would run away"

Someone's words are not the perfect source, but they did tag Metal Yama and from what I know they didn't disagree with what the author of the page said. if anyone has anything to say about this (disprove or definitely prove what I said) feel free to do so in a reblog, notes, DMs, send me an anonymous ask, or in any other way you feel comfortable with

5. Ches has literally been through the same thing, and we know how important the theme of the cycle of abuse is in Metal Family (or, in this case, the cycle of neglect? Abandonment? Idk)

You managed to hide your PREGNANCY from me! AND you've been hiding the child from me for a whole year!

YES, because you would've insisted on aborting him!

AND NOW I'M INSISTING ON PUTTING HIM UP FOR ADOPTION! OR I'LL LEAVE RIGHT NOW!

6. Here we can see Ches with a blonde girl. Nothing too special, probably just a one time hook up. He doesn't seem to be interested in her, and she seems to be annoyed with him.

But wait...

What is this?

Like, it doesn't even matter if there's actually a punk/rock/whatever band named MOM or not, I just think it's pretty weird to put it in this particular drawing of Ches and this random woman who is implied to have slept with him. It's not integral to Ches' character as, for example, Korol i Shut is. It's just... there. For some reason.

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Alright, now, finally let's get to the second part of the theory: who is, exactly, his child?

The short answer is, according to this theory, her:

First, let me list every single instance of her appearing in canon (and by canon I mean everything made by the creators. Even with this definition of canon it's not much, I promise): The screenshot you can see above on the left (it's a screenshot from the second season and it appeared here), an instagram story posted by Alina (above, right), and two drawing with a lot of characters where you can spot the girl which I'm gonna call her PinkHair or PH for short, I'll mention them later I feel like I should mention this, comparing the sources of the images and the dates when they were posted, it's safe to assume that the screenshot in the classroom has the latest and final version of her design. The red hair most likely doesn't mean anything

1. Alright. So. we've seen Dee and PinkHair in a classroom together, so they're most likely related in some way, or at least they know each other. Their exact relationship doesn't matter here, because all that matters here is that they're related story-wise

Let's look at the first image. This is the banner of the main Metal Family channel. Ches is near Heavy (they get along quite well and I'm sure Heavy aspires to be like Ches in many ways), Dee (we can see his classmates/friends near him, they're all about his age), and we can see people related to Glam on the left side of the image (including Ches!), and Vicky's - on the right side (notice how the hell sign is also there)

Now, I'm not absolutely sure about this one, but it's still kind of weird - look at the image on the right (it's from ArtWave 2021 btw) - wouldn't it make more sense to put PinkHair near Dee? Also, Curiously enough, not only is she not close to Dee on this image, but she's also standing next to Ches.

Though this whole thing could be explained by art theory (too many small things in one corner of your drawing isn't great composition wise lol sorry PH) but I still can't quite skip this point

2. Remember the "MOM" lady? Fun fact, she has the exact same pearl earring that PinkHair has on the screenshot.

3. I'll put all similarities with her supposed parents in this point: Mother: * She's also pretty uh.. glam? for the lack of a better word? Or feminine in a traditional sense, yeah I think that's a better way to put it. Like colors they prefer to wear for example, and jewelry. Characters like that aren't common in Metal Family * She's gotta be a blonde. I can't imagine her being anything but blonde. If she manages to maintain that hair color as a brunette I'm just straight up assuming her character arc is gonna be killing God because these kind of people are capable of anything. I fear them with every fiber of my being. * I can't say for sure because of the shading, but it seems like they both have gray eyes, and she also has darker skin compared to most MF characters. Though, it's likely that Mom just applied a lot of fake tan Ches: * We know that Ches for sure has darker skin * AND grey eyes * There's also some possible personality similarities but I'm not sure if you can compare a child to a parent they've never really known in this way

That's about it, I suppose, I hope there isn't that many grammar mistakes and logically unfinished parts and whatnot in this post I forgot to edit lol x) I'm not sure how to end this post other than to remind you guys that almost all the points in this posts are inspired by the "тупая теория" highlight on the dee_girl_metalfamilyfan's Instagram page, so go check them out and subscribe, they post Dee x The Quest Girl fanart and and always credit the artists. Without them this post would be much, much shorter.

Thanks for reading this post, please feel free to let me know your thoughts on this post <3

[misuchan]

Hey, I found something, again.

Well, not me really. A russian Youtuber user: Fanta Love. It appears Alina already revealed all we needed to know about the 37 box a long ago, but since most of us don’t really know russian enough to see those letter details, it flew just above us all this time. A long time before the chapter 10 released. Let me show you. It’s the same episode, the spooky house one, where also we see for the first time the mysterious girl beside Dee. It appears to be a written message in almost all scenes of the spooky house. A message foreshadowing Glam’s story before it released.

Here at the elevators we see on the left side a box with a Russian alphabet, and on the right side, a box with symbol alphabet. This is for us to translate the message we see later.

At the right side of the stairs, just below the ceiling written in the wall, it reads “The boy lived in a decent family”.

Beside the foot plataform, written in the floor “His parents wanted to raise a genius.” (what reads after Dee’s hair is unclear)

Here inside the box, just below Glam’s hand “The boy was drawn to details.”

Written in the wall on the left “And he assembled from the details”

On the lower right corner, in the wall “The things he liked.”

In the trap door on the ceiling “But the family did not approve it”

On the left side of the box Heavy’s on “They didn’t understand and called his creation of art trash.”

Below the Latin phrase Glam’s reading “And the boy suffered”

Again, on the lower right side, on the wall “And only gaining a family”

Written on the statue at the upper left corner “He agreed”

Written on the brick Heavy is about to hit “That it was trash.”

Written on the round thing at Vicky’s left “He did not regret anything.” So, all together it all says something like this: “The boy lived in a decent family. His parents wanted to raise a genius. The boy was drawn to the details, and through details he collected what he liked. But the family didn’t approve it, they didn’t understand it and called his creation of art trash, and the boy suffered. And only by having his own family he agreed that it was only trash. He didn’t regret anything.” But now we know that XD So now you know kids, Alina likes to foreshadow so we might need to pay a LOT of attention next season.

[unwillingadventurer]

2019 Advent ficlet challenge-

Day 6- Angel- Steven and Vicki

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“How do you know it even is Christmas?” Steven said as he carried a box of decorations toward the big tree.

“We just do,” Vicki said, “and the TARDIS won’t look all pretty if we don’t glam her up a bit.”

“Where did the Doctor get these decorations from? He doesn’t celebrate it.”

“Collected them I suppose. Maybe he gets them for us, for his companions so we can celebrate even if he doesn’t.”

Steven nodded, not convinced and began placing baubles haphazardly and half-heartedly onto the branches. Vicki swatted his hand away.

“What are you doing?”

“Putting this stuff on the tree.”

“You can’t just throw it on willy-nilly. You have to think about it. It’s art. You have to be the tree, feel the tree.”

Steven stared at her dumfounded, but seeing the glee in her eyes he reached out and fondled the leaves. “Feels a bit prickly.”

“Like you then.”

“I’ll have you know, I didn’t mind Christmas when I was on Earth. But we didn’t do all this nonsense with trees and lights.”

“I’ll admit parts are prehistoric but I love the fact we get stuck in. They used their hands for everything in them days.”

She reached into the box and pulled out an angel figurine that was sparkling beautifully in its silver dress. “This is lovely. I think she goes on the top.”

“What is it?”

“An angel, Steven, to watch over us from above.”

Not listening to her explanation, Steven started to wrap tinsel around his young friend, sparkling colours circling her neck and head. “Sorry, can’t hear you, what were you saying?” he said.

“Get off!” She was most definitely stuck in her cocoon and the tinsel was making her sneeze. “I can’t move!”

“Even better. Now what can I use to cover your mouth?” He was grinning, looking around for inspiration.

“Don’t do anything or I’ll kick you in the baubles!”

“You’re not such a Christmas angel, are you? I guess we won’t be putting you on top of the tree.”

He released Vicki from her tinsel prison and then kissed her on top of the head. “Merry Christmas you little squirt.”

She laughed and threw her arms around his waist, cuddling him tightly. “Merry Christmas you big, smelly pig.”

Pushing her away gently, Steven grabbed the angel from the floor. “Come on, let’s put it on top of the tree then. Ah there’s nothing to stand on. Does the Doctor do step ladders?”

“We won’t need that my clueless friend. Come here.” She motioned for him to bend down and then she climbed up onto his back and to his shoulders where she sat comfortably with him holding onto her ankles. “I command you to take me to the tree, kind sir.”

“At your wish, young lady.”

He carried her the short distance until she was just able to reach and place the angel on top of the branches where it stood pride of place.

[gigsoupmusic]

INTERVIEW - MICKO WESTMORELAND ON 'VELVET GOLDMINE' AND LIFE WITH THE MELLOTRONICS

Micko Westmoreland first came to the public's attention as the enigmatic Jack Fairey in the star-studded glam rock fake biopic 'Velvet Goldmine', and since then has done everything from making electronica as The Bowling Green to the sharp edged new wave of his current project Micko & The Mellotronics. With that band on the verge of releasing their second single, a double A-side with the timely 'Noisy Neighbours 'and 'You Killed My Father' (featuring the late Neil Innes), he spoke to Gigsoup to tell all... Starting at the beginning, you got your first break appearing in the film ‘Velvet Goldmine’…  Quite a baptism of fire! Yep, I was fresh out of film school with little acting experience. So I did a ton of research, suspended all activities other than glam rock ones; late mornings, blurry eyeliner, became a kind of ‘Our Lady of the Flowers’, to quote Jean Genet. I did appear on set however with well prepared sleeve notes. Ziggy/Hunky and early Roxy had been teenage territory. Toni Colette really helped me during filming, showing me where and how to move and stand in frame etc. which I really wasn’t aware of and she was such a wonderful person to hang out with. Ewan McGregor was enormous in the 90s but treated you like a complete equal. I’ve acted the fiction of being a sensational rock star, my embalmed alter ego is now moth balled and hermetically sealed for posterity. What do you make of the film’s recent re-appraisal – it was panned at the time but now it’s considered a cult classic A lot of the film heavyweights liked it at the time and have consistently sung its praises over the last 20 years, which has contributed to its legacy, plus Todd Haynes is now seen as a 24-carat auteur. 1998 wasn’t ready for a kaleidoscopic pansexual odyssey. Velvet Goldmine truly tapped into a teenage hormonal feeling, so the audience is responsible for its longevity I think, people have grown old with it and new fans have discovered it. You had quite a lot of success making electronic music as The Bowling Green but then switched tack to making more song-based stuff.  What’s the story there? The music I was making was becoming increasingly filmic, so I moved into movie sound tracks for a while and did two film scores and a few documentaries with my brother; acclaimed director Wash Westmoreland (Still Alice, Colette). One of them, Echo Park L.A., won best drama at Sundance in 2006! I was becoming more attuned to a literary narrative and was listening to Dylan’s Time out of Mind and Beck’s Sea Change at the time – couple that with improvements in technology that weren’t so reliant on sampler and keyboard. I started playing much more guitar again, my first love and now my primary instrument for writing. You made a couple of albums under your own name but then formed Micko & The Mellotronics – your first ‘band’ project.  What was the thinking behind that move? I was very much used to working on my own. I made a couple of solo albums, one which Terry Edwards (P.J. Harvey/Holy Holy) released on his Sartorial label called ‘Wax & Wayne’, and ‘Yours Etc Abc’, on my own Landline records imprint, which I believe was the main unconscious projection into putting a live act together. The person doing PR for it asked, ‘Who’s in the band?’ When I realized I didn’t have one, it made sense to look for folk to start pushing sounds around. How would you sum up the band to someone you hadn’t heard you before?  Can you name us a few bands that have influenced its sound? We get compared to the Buzzcocks quite a lot, I’ll take that. I’ve loved Magazine since teenage, Television too. I also dig Serge Gainsbourg majorly and bands like The Silver Apples. I’m really into Iso Tomita, the 70’s electronic musician and of course Mr. Eno too. People have commented that the double A side, soon to be released, is like early Genesis but I think it’s much closer to The Rutles. Patrick from R.O.C. said there was violence to the sound. I do pride the writing on an intricacy and eccentricity but without getting prog about it. Talk us through the Mellotronics members and their individual flavours... Nick Mackay a friend referred me to. He was playing in a two-piece called ‘Barricades’, and was clearly a very good drummer, real flare as a player/performer and had the magic ingredient for any band – he was a thoroughly decent chap you could spend a ton of time with. Jon Klein is our very own rock star hiding in plain sight. He has a CV better than the rest of us put together: Banshees, Sinead O’Connor to name a few and of course his own band Specimen. I lent Jon my amp when we were on the same bill. I gave him a copy of my previous album and he contacted me the next day, which I considered a big thumbs up. He’s very quick, obscenely talented and has revolutionized day-to-day working practice. In short a turbo charged V12 engine has been carefully placed inside a Hillman imp, with fresh brake pads added. Vicky Carroll the bassist also came through personal referral, Haydn Hades who does stand up. At the time she was playing in a band the ‘Owls of Now’, a very bright lady indeed. She really got what the band was about and had great style. The dynamic of now the band get on and its chemistry is essential to longevity. Having a woman on board was important to us, so we really lucked out by finding such a smart cookie in Vicky. So far, you’ve shared ‘The Finger’, your first single, and now two new tracks, which will (eventually) be released as a 7” single.  Talk us through ‘Noisy Neighbors’ and ’You Killed My Father’. Noisy Neighbours came about from my experience with dealing with serial complainers whilst living in a housing co-op. We shot the video with filmmaker Ashley Jones (www.thechaoesengineers.com) in the next door location the inhabitants of the song were occupying, so we had to be quiet. Of course some complaints are genuine but most were more telling of the complainant than complainee. There are control issues, which come about as a result of trying to micromanage your environment beyond your own four walls. I wanted to make a witty statement about that without being over critical or condemning. Raising a single eyebrow over that type of behavior. ‘You Killed My Father’, the double A side was inspired by Neil Innes R.I.P. (Monty Python, Bonzo Dog, The Rutles). So of course I was thrilled when he agreed to play on it. I was introduced to him through an artist friend Harry Pye. We inadvertly created a supergroup together called the Spammed and meet up once a year to record for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Last session Tony Visconti produced a cover of Bolan’s ‘Get it on’, for us. It comprises, Rat Scabies (The Damned), Horace Panter (The Specials), Neil when he was with us and actor/comedian Kevin Eldon on vocs, I play guitar. The song relates to my childhood, growing up in Leeds and has a Shakespearean quality. I checked the prose with an expert to make sure I hadn’t over egged the pudding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5iswf8GG6o You seem to be able to attract some interesting names to collaborate with - Horace Panter of The Specials and the late Neil Innes recently, but also members of The Blockheads, Madness, Stranglers and Goldfrapp in the past.  Who would be top of your collaborative wish list? I’d love to do something with Eno again. We became friendly during the mid nineties. I was tutored by him, whilst working on an art show called ‘Self Storage’ with Laurie Anderson but never made it into the studio. A wild card like Wendy Carlos, famed for the soundtrack of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ would be great too. Likewise, your videos have featured some interesting names from British comedy…  What do they bring to the party?  Anyone else you’d like to get on board if you had free reign? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDr7nkOQN9Q All the comedy connections came from Kevin Eldon initially, a super bright and truly wonderful guy. He introduced me to Paul Putner at a Specials gig. Paul’s a brilliant bloke and really likes the band. He found the remarkable Suzy Kane for us. All three have taken excellent roles. Suzy had a lot of input in Noisy Neighbours, suggesting wardrobe and even shots to Ashley as we were making it; we really have had tremendous fun with our contributors. Obviously, Chris Morris would be fantastic but I’m a little afraid to knock. We hear the debut M&TM album is close to completion – what have you got in store for us? A psychedelic mish mash of fable, sound collage and idea. With the new single, 3 of the songs are now out there. On a musical front Horace Panter out of The Specials has guested on a couple of tracks for us and of course we have one of Neil Innes’ last performances too. I’ve written a song about Imelda Marcos, she seemed like a person who was way ahead of her time, a modern template for a highly manipulative battle-axe. I have an author friend in his 60s who’s an eminent  psychologist, (Georg Eifert - Anxiety Happens) so I wrote a song called ‘The Fear’, with a lot of his theories in mind. There’s also one too called ‘Sick and Tired’, it’s not about what I’m eed up about, but like Noisy Neighbours it’s a comment about complaint. When writing I try to look at what gets talked about by everyday people and base some of the songs around those themes. Earwig on phone conversations on buses, pick up discarded bits of paper, when you get into the habit you’ll be amazed what you find. So I get on the 38 and set my brain to record. There’s also a fair amount about growing up on the record too, which I hope all can relate to. I think you have to start with a good idea, that’s on any level otherwise you’re unlikely to get far. From my art college days I got into the habit of noting things down, if you don’t it often escapes you. It’s difficult to marry a multitude of ingredients and let’s face it the world is full of plenty, pair it down and make it resonate. Anyone who tells you otherwise is telling porkies. To make something that stands the test of time is more difficult still. But I’m not afraid of the work and I enjoy ‘the doing’, for me that’s what it’s all about. I believe that as individuals we have a natural tendency to evolve, if we choose to see it that way and trust, it’ll ‘self fulfill’. If you’ll allow yourself to tap into that expansion creatively, you’ll always find inspiration. Micko & The Mellotronics release 'Noisy Neighbours / You Killed My Father' on Landline Records on April 17 with the 7" single schedule to hit the shops on June 27. Read the full article

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Akshay Kumar to Anushka Sharma: These 9 actors will have the maximum releases in 2018

The year 2017 is about to come to an end. It was the year where Bollywood saw actors doing multiple projects, of which some really did very well at the box office  while some just didn’t live up to the expectation of the audience. Actors are now seen mostly taking up limited projects each year and prefer a single release per year. Today, actors are doing multiple films only if they find the content of the film is good enough and if they feel it has the potential to woo the audience.

Let us see what's there in the store next year in Bollywood, let's explore actors who will be seen doing multiple projects and will have maximum releases in the year 2018.

Akshay Kumar:

Akshay Kumar in a still from Padman (WION)

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The Khiladi Kumar ended 2017 on a good note by with his film Toilet Ek Prem Katha  earning both critical as well as commercial success. The year 2017 saw three releases from the actor including Naam Shabana where he played more than a cameo, then Jolly LLB 2 a surprising hit and of course Toilet Ek Prem Katha. Coming year, Akshay has four major releases including 2.0- sequel to Robot- where he will be seen playing a negative role opposite Thailava Rajnikant. And then there is R. Balki's Padman inspired by a real-life story, which will release in January. Akshay will be seen in a biopic titled Gold Indian which is a sports film directed by Reema Kagti and produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar. It is a biopic based on the life of hockey player Balbir Singh Sr., who was on the team that won the first Olympic medal for India as a free nation in 1948.

Vicky Kaushal: 

Vicky Kaushal (WION)

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Vicky started off his career with critically acclaimed film Masaan and then surprised the audience with his negative performance in Raman Raghav 2.0. Though the actor didn't see any releases this year but he will be the only actor to have as many as 6 releases in the year 2018. These films are Raju Hirani's Dutt biopic where Vicky will be seen playing a character that is very pivotal to the film and has been kept under wraps since the beginning, then there is Ronnie Screwvala's Love Per Square Foot which is a romantic comedy and is based on house hunting drama in Mumbai. And then there is Meghna Gulzar's Raazi opposite Alia Bhatt where Vicky will be seen playing an army office. Vicky will also be doing a film on surgical strike called URI produced by Ronnie Screwvala, and he will also feature in sequel of Bombay Talkies where Karan Johar will be directing one of the quartets of the series for which Vicky will be playing the lead. And finally, there is Anurag Kashyap’s Manmarziyaan alongside Taapsee Pannu which will be produced by Anand L Rai.

Irrfan Khan: 

Irrfan Khan (WION)

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Irrfan's recent release Qarib Qarib Singlle a road trip film changed people’s perspective on a typical romantic film should be. Irrfan's knack for doing content-driven films always puts him a little ahead of his peers. Irrfan will continue to woo the hearts of millions of his fans across the globe with 5 releases next year. Irrfan will be seen in Ronnie Screwvala's Karwaan alongside Malayalam heartthrob Dulquer Salmaan and YouTube sensation Mithila Palkar. Then there is Abhinay Deo's quirky comedy film Raita with Irrfan Khan and Kirti Kulhari as the lead pair. Then there is much talked Vishal Bharadwaj's crime drama film on the life of women gangster Sapna Didi played by Deepika Padukone. This will be Irrfan and Deepika’s first collaboration after the super successful Piku where their chemistry was loved by the audience. Next year Irrfan will see the release of Hollywood film Puzzle directed by Marc Turtletaub which is a family drama and Irrfan plays a pivotal character in the film. And then there is Anup Singh's The Song of Scorpions which is a twisted love story. The film stars Irrfan Khan, Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani and Waheeda Rehman. The film has already received a thundering response at its India premiere at MAMI Film Festival.

Anushka Sharma: 

Anushka Sharma (WION)

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Actress turned producer Anushka Sharma’s films did not create magic at the box office this year. While Phillauri got mix response, Jab Harry Met Sejal tanked at the box office. But next year Anushka has 3 major releases. She will be seen in the most talked about Raju Hirani's film on Sanjay Dutt, Dutt with Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal. Then there is mysterious love story Pari, where Anushka is playing the titular role. This will be her 3rd production under her production company Clean Slate. And then the audience will be treated will see her in Anand L Rai's ambitious directorial venture co-starring Shahrukh Khan and Katrina Kaif. The trio was last seen together in the film Jab Tak Hai Jaan. Interestingly Shahrukh will be seen playing a dwarf in the film.

Taapsee Pannu: 

Taapsee Panuu (WION)

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The year 2017 saw 5 releases of Taapsee Pannu where the actress played varied roles. From de-glam roles in Naam Shabana, The Ghazi Attack to a glamourous avatar in Judwaa 2, Taapsee got to show her versatility in fuilms. She also featured in romantic comedy Running Shaadi and played a friendly ghost in Telugu film Anando Brahma. In 2018, she will be seen in a court drama film Mulk with Rishi Kapoor where she plays an advocate. The film is set in Lucknow and is loosely inspired by a true incident. And then there is Shaad Ali's Soorma, a biopic on Indian Hockey skipper Sandeep Singh where she will be seen as a hockey player with Diljit Dosanjh and Angad Bedi. Taapsee plays a character which is very important in Sandeep Singh's life. Soorma is currently in filming stage in Punjab. The mid-year 2018 will see two of the most anticipated film of Taapsee’s releasing. Prakash Raj's romantic comedy film Tadka with Nana Patekar and Ali Fazal which is an adaptation of Malayalam hit film Salt N Pepper. And the next would be Vashu Bhagnani's romantic film Makhna with actor Saqib Saleem. Taapsee also has Anurag Kashyap's Manmarziyaan opposite Vicky Kaushal which is also slated to release next year.

Richa Chadha: 

Richa Chadha (WION)

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The Bholi Punjaban of Bollywood, Richa Chadha has come a long way from doing a cameo in Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye to playing a lady-don in Fukrey Returns. The actress has proved her mettle by doing a variety of roles in different platforms over the years. Richa has some amazing line up for the next year. To begin with, Richa will be seen in Sudhir Mishra's much-awaited film DaasDev, a modern take on acclaimed novel and film Devdas which is slated to release in February 2018. And there is American-Indo joint venture film Love Sonia directed by Tabrez Noorani. The film has ensemble cast including Richa Chadha, Mrunal Thakur, Freida Pinto, Manoj Bajpayee, Rajkummar Rao, Anupam Kher, Sai Tamhankar, Adil Hussain and diva Demi Moore. The film is based on global Human Trafficking racket. Later next year Richa will treat the audience with Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani's Three Storeys where Richa will don the role of a desirable woman. The story of Three Storeys follows the lives of three different people in a residential colony and how their stories get interwoven.

Tiger Shroff:

Tiger Shroff (WION)

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The hero full of Heropanti will also have few releases lined up next year. Tiger will be reviving his role in martial art action flick Baaghi 2 – a sequel to Baaghi which released in 2016. The film is expected to have awe-inspiring action sequences. Tiger will be seen romancing real-life girlfriend Disha Patani in the action flick this time. The actor will also be reprising one of the most successful franchises of Hollywood- the Rambo series in India. An official remake of Sylvester Stallone’s film, the Hindi version will also be having same title and Tiger will play the iconic character in Rambo. The movie will be directed by Siddharth Anand. And of course, Tiger will go back to school in Karan Johar's much-awaited sequel to Students of the Year. Tiger will be seen playing one of the students in this successful franchise that launched the career of Varun Dhawan, Alia Bhatt and Sidharth Malhotra in 2012. Students of the Year 2 will be directed by Punit Malhotra instead of Karan Johar. 

Sushant Singh Rajput:

Sushant Singh Rajput (WION)

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In an industry where outsiders easily fall into an image trap after the initial success, Sushant Singh Rajput is trying to be different with each of his films. After a couple of debacles in the year 2017, the actor has a few interesting films lined up next year. Sushant is all geared up to play a dacoit in Abhishek Chaubey's Chambal set in the 1970's. The film is being produced by Ronnie Screwvala and has Bhumi Pednekar opposite Sushant. The film tries to capture the reality and the lives of dacoits in the ravines of Chambal. Sushant Singh will be seen in Abhishek Kapoor's directorial venture Kedarnath which is a love story set against the backdrop of pilgrimage, and the devastating floods that hit Uttarakhand in 2013. Saif Ali Khan's daughter Sara Ali Khan is making her debut opposite Sushant in Kedarnath that is slated to release on 21st December 2018. Early next year Sushant will be seen playing an astronaut in a science fiction film called Chanda Mama Door Ke. It is being directed by Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan and produced by Viki Rajani. It has also had R Madhavan playing the role of a test pilot in the film. As reported Shraddha Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar are the female leads in the film. Last but the not the least, Sushant will be seen in Karan Johar's action comedy film Drive which is an official remake of Hollywood flick with the same name. The film will be directed Tarun Mansukhani and has Jacqueline Fernandes romancing Sushant. As confirmed by producer Karan Johar, Drive will be the first instalment of a new film series.

Sanjay Dutt: 

Sanjay Dutt (WION)

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His comeback film Bhoomi didn't live up to the expectation of Sanjay Dutt's fans but he is all set to woo back his audience with 3 releases next year. Sanjay has signed Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3. The third movie in the franchise will be directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia and will see Sanjay essaying the role of a gangster. Sanjay recently took his Instagram handle to share a picture of his look from the film, and boy, he's totally nailing the badass look! Next film would be a romantic thriller Malang, produced by Bhushan Kumar and Omung Kumar. The film is directed by debutante Aarambhh Singh and is set in Varanasi. After Malang, the audience would get to enjoy the sequel to Dutt's 1991 super hit film Sadak 2. It will have Sanjay Dutt and Pooja Bhatt reprising the lead roles in the movie being produced by Mukesh Bhatt. Sadak 2 will presumably reach the theatres in August 2018. The film will also have a young couple joining Pooja Bhatt and Sanjay Dutt.

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[misuchan]

METAL FAMILY/ I MIGHT HAVE FOUND SOMETHING

Well, I know there’s not a lot of people in the Metal Family series fandom, but I think what I noticed might be interesting for the few that are here and the thing is that, for the ones who don’t know, Alina Kovaleva (the series creator) has the whole story of the series writen, prepared and all done, so she does hide some clues and foreshadows in almost every chapter as much as I could see.

The thing I’ve found is about Dee, especifically about a character that does not appear yet. You can find in the Metal Family VK page (the russian facebook) a Alina drawing introducing our dear heavy family and a lot of characters that didnt appeared at that time like Anna, Ches, and Glam’s sister, etc. 

Also you can notice some more characters not introduced yet but I want you to center your attention on this cute faced girl just beside Dee.

This girl you might think you don’t have seen her yet, but you have.Really fast, but you have. 

In the spooky house episode (episode 6). She walks past Dee and both share a curious cute glance at each other.

Just after this, we see in episode 7 Dee wanting to learn to play the guitar. But the most interesting thing here is that, even with the perfectionism of Dee, he tells Glam he doesn’t really wants to know how to play perfectly. He just “Wants to learn to play a couple of songs”. Hmmmm.

Why wouldn’t he want to learn to play fully? Why to lear just “a couple of songs”? What songs exactly? Well, there may be an answer in the same episode, at the end: Dee is chatting with someone with a little cute cat profile pic. That person asks if he already knows how to play the guitar.

That’s very girly profile pic if you ask me. You already know where my shipper heart is going, don’t ya? Also and as an extra, even thou this might not have anything related to this, but I still found very interesting since we know every chapter keeps some kind of continuity almost inmediate, in episode 8 we see Heavy telling Vicky that “Dee won’t come hom unitil 11pm”.

Well, thats sure striking if we already know that Dee might not be an asocial but he sure seems like a very reserved and quite boy who rather read at the school breaks than fight a rapper dude over how Manowar is bullshit or not xD My conclusion: We might see Dee trying to and or dating this cute faced girl. Its obvious. You can start your shipper fan arts. You welcome♥