#kellum? beane?

[stinkymicrowavedfish]

I just love yuri hooray!1!1!2!3{33}2}2}

[helpersofindie]

hello! i was wondering if you could help me find parental face claims for whitney peak? i'm struggling! the age range would be around late 30s to about mid 40s! thank you so much!!

sure! i would suggest aja naomi king (38), anne hathaway (40), chyler leigh (40), dewanda wise (38), cecily strong (39), angelica ross (42) who is a trans woman, jana kramer (39), brian michael smith (40) who is a trans man, ben barnes (41), echo kellum (40), andre holland (43), andy bean (38), anthony mackie (44) or chris hemsworth (39). i hope these help!

[backtothestart02]

VIOLETT!!!!!!!!

[princessparadoxical]

why do you think friedkin decided to go with the 'do the right thing' option over the 'power' option when in season one he was obsessed with power?

He's an easily manipulated idiot with the moral backbone of a chocolate fucking eclair. His "good deed" in this episode was deciding not to execute someone in cold blood and it's disappointing that people are counting this as a redemption arc because I didn't think our standards for white dudebro villains were so fucking low a n d y e t. He took a job running a human experimentation program and he killed Estevez. He's not made up for any of that, not by a long shot.He's been steadily losing it over the last ten episodes and Dustin is a joy to watch on screen but christ, there's no way in hell he would've "turned" if he'd not had his hand forced by the chaos caused by the Kellum knights. He would never have decided of his own volition to free anyone. He would never have voluntarily stood down from Blackwing. He's shown zero remorse for torturing or murdering people. He would've lashed out and hurt people in his confusion because he's the kind of entitled white boy that people fall over themselves to excuse because he's got nice cheekbones. His recognition that there are some things greater than power was conveniently timed but I don't feel like it was a solid foundation for the kind of complete heel-face-turn that a few people assumed we'd see. Him "doing the right thing" wasn't indicative of a major change of heart; people were dying, Dirk and Mona were yelling at him, and he felt like he'd lost control. It was still so much about power.Season two was about the dangers of trying too hard to be someone that you're not, and about how badly things can go when you lack basic self-awareness. Friedkin's journey for the last ten episodes has been the painful recognition that he never deserved any of the power he's been given and that he's only ever used it to hurt people. He went from being a professional-looking agent with a purpose to a self-confessed villain and that's exactly where his character arc needed to go. I don't know how he would've developed if he'd survived the whole stabbing incident but he's currently got demon eyes, a backstage pass to the universe, and the knowledge that getting involved with the holistic beans offers nothing but chaos and pain. So I'm having some bad feelings about season three.

[netpanty88-blog]

Vote now for the 3rd Annual Power Moves Awards

Traci Otey Blount will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2019 Power Moves Awards Gala.

By Cass Teague

Voting is now open and continues through April 30 for the 3rd Annual Power Moves Awards to be given at the PK Williams Enterprises Presents the 2019 Power Moves Awards Gala on Saturday, August 17, 2019, at the Omni Nashville Hotel.

“It is our mission to celebrate and honor the leaders of the community for their unparalleled commitment to civic and social responsibility while raising awareness to citizens and entities for which the leaders advocate and advance across their respective communities on a daily basis,” says founder Patrycya King Williams.

Gina Waters Miller says the awards are “The brainchild of Patrycya King Williams, one woman, who had a vision of great magnitude to showcase and celebrate the work, lives, and service of some ordinary Nashvillians doing extraordinary things.”

You must go the awards website to vote and may vote for one person per category. You are only allowed to vote once and duplicates will be deleted. You do not have to purchase tickets to the Gala to vote (but are encouraged to do so).

Arts & Entertainment Nominees are Jessica Currie, Courtney “Coko” Eason, Meleisha Edwards, Thalia “Muziqueen” Ewing, Sam “MissNewYork” Gentry, Michael Hicks, Tim Hill, Sharon Kaye, Crystal “Joy” McLin, Angel Stanford, Joy Styles, Brooklyn Tankard, Phil Thornton, Nina Webster, and Dr. Jacob Weiss.

Community Advocacy Nominees are Will Acuff Judge Rachel Bell, Krista Davis, Dana Eskridge, Eric D. Evans, Cintoria Franklin, Ty Garth, Tee Jordan, Gicola Lane, Novonda Lilly, Sandrea Mays, Yvette Vinson Moore, Patricia Malone Smith, Laquita Stribling, and Jeshiqua White.

Education Nominees are Dr. James Bailey, Gerri Bowers, Wayne Buckingham, Dr. Brittany Edmondson, Shannon Fey, Crystal Hicks, Jamica Hines, LaTishia Jordan, Dr. Darren Kennedy, Traci Ray, Dr. Lakisha Simmons, Kaylah Stewart, Dr. Roderick Webb, and Dr. Tonja Williams.

Entrepreneurship Nominees are Renee Bobb, Mel Bowers, Leneiva Head, Genma Holmes, Bill McCleskey, Danielle McGee, Michael McPherson Sr., Jason Ridgel, Marcus Shute Jr., Jurry Smith, Contrecia Tharpe, Bobby Thomas Jr., Shawn Thompson, Marcus Whitney, and Reginald Williams.

Finance Nominees are Harry Allen, Alfonzo Alexander, Cathy Bender, Bella Briggs, LaShonda Daniels, Courtney Hale, Jamal Hutchinson, Jimmie Jackson, Sylvia Johnson, Jeff McGruder, Steven Pelmore Jr., Bo Robertson, Olivia Ruiz, and Zulfat Suara.

Fraternity Nominees are Lamar Allen, Tee Banks, Tony Beard, LaSalle Curry, Lamar Dixon, Dr. Andrew Harris, Daryus “DJ Merriwether, Anthony Owens, Greg Pollard, Dr. Coley Ramsey, Dr. Emmanuel Rowe, Robert Vick, Cori Walker, Lionel Washington, and Jeff Wilson.

Healthcare Nominees are Dr. Irene Bean, Sereadia Cooke, Alette Davis, Perrion Gordon, Elizabeth Hart, Dr. Dorsha James, Morris Jamison, Ethan Kellum, Dr. Gerald Onuoha, Tara Roth, Marsha Seay, Dr. Jay Sheats, Lauren Waller, Dr. Thomas Williams, and Tina Wilson.

Service and Philanthropy Nominees are Lori Adukeh, Tomeka Bailey, Perrion Barbour, Steadman Bell, Shaundra Davis, Justin Dobson, Kara Johnson, Pastor Christopher Johnson, Chris Lilly, Kendra Loney, Tabitha Mundy, Karynthia Phillips, Demetrius Short, Monroe Simmons, and Susan Vanderbilt.

Sorority Nominees are Teresa Campbell, Diane Christon, Candice Douglas, Sally Franklin, Cynthia Harris, Kelli Henderson, Tammy Hines, Debbi Howard, Cleshette Hudson, Sonja Mallery, Kimberly Page, Sherrica Proctor, Jessica Rich, Tammy Howse Smith, and Tanisha Smith.

This article originally appeared in the Nashville Pride. 

Source: https://www.blackpressusa.com/vote-now-for-the-3rd-annual-power-moves-awards/

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Possible attendance of Melissa Benoist at the 43rd Saturn Awards

As we near the ceremony for the 43rd Saturn Awards, the list of special guest attendees has been released and it’s chock full of genre stunners, including Sean Gunn, Bruce Campbell, Robert Forster, Lorenzo James Henrie, Betty Buckley, and many more.

Here’s the full list from the official press release: Show Host Sean Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy 1 and Vol. 2); Andrew Lincoln, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and “The Walking Dead” cast; Bruce Campbell (“Ash vs. Evil Dead”); Special Honoree Lee Majors (TV’s “Six Million Dollar Man”); Lindsay Wagner (“The Bionic Woman”); Melissa Benoist (“Supergirl”); Candice Patton (“The Flash”); Betty Buckley (Split); Gareth Edwards (Director, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead creator), KJ Apa (“Riverdale”); Special Honoree Akiva Goldsman (Oscar-winning screenwriter, A Beautiful Mind); Tim Matheson (National Lampoon’s Animal House, 1941); Echo Kellum (“Arrow”); Special Honorees Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver (producer-writers, War of the Planet of the Apes); Violett Beane (“The Flash”); Johnathon Schaech (“DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”); Robert Forster (“Twin Peaks: The Return”); Sydelle Noel (Netflix’s “Glow”); Lorenzo James Henrie (“Fear the Walking Dead”); Brianna Hildebrand (Deadpool).

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[princessparadoxical]

At this point- I'm worried about the main family parents of Silas and Panto wanting to kill Dirk if they ever find him because of how sick they are of the whole deal with the prophecy that mentions him.

I’m fucking crying because last episode had Susie on the speakerphone saying she wants to kill Dirk, and Priest threatening to machinegun them all into non-existence. So the boy jumps through a portal into a fairytale land only to find three different factions (the Trosts, the Dengdemors, and the Kellum knights) who want to wipe him off the face of the earth.

The psychic bean literally cannot catch a break.