#maria x kyle

[randomuser678]

They're weirdly compatible with my artstyle.

Some notes here is that I added Maria and Luke bc they're the latino and hispanic kids so I feel a kinship here, I also gave Damien the same skin tone as them bc some pictures I saw of him he had a slightly darker skin tone and I would like to use it with more characters.

Also a little bonus:

It's really easy to make bases for these! Might make more!

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

alien blast 👽

[sixaus-meaa]

SIX THE MUSICAL - MODERN!AU: illustration

Bessie's family tree

[thedespot]

Forbidden Love 🚫

Them

[dr-lizortecho]

[memory-echo]

[Quarantine Marathon] "Blind Date" Part 3

— If I didn't know any better, I'd swear this fantasy is a premonition. No, NO! It's a fantasy, it's just a fantasy!

Maria: Get your butt down there, girl. True love awaits.

— Sometimes I hate you Maria! How can you do this to your best friend?! 😠

Max: Kyle?! Kyle: Evans, Evans! We're a little drunk. Max: Well then, you better be quiet before the neighbors call the police. Kyle: Boys...you listen to my friend, Max. He knows how to evade the law.

— And thus begins the funniest part of season one! 😂

Doug: The girls in the archaeology department are nice and all, but they're just so... serious. It's like they're on a personal quest to uncover some ancient secret 24 hours a day. Kinda takes over, you know?

Liz: Yeah, I... I know. Doug: You're different. I like that.

— No, she really isn't. She's also too young for you to sink your claws into. 🤢

Kyle: Love is in the air... can you smell it?

— if you can smell it, you're having hallucinations, Kyle. Her date with Doug is way more awkward than her relationship with with you. 🤣

DJ: Now usually this doesn't happen 'till the end of the evening, but how about letting us in on that first kiss, right now? Come on, Doug, just like we practiced.

— What in the world is that supposed to mean?! Creepy is off the charts! Liz is totally uncomfortable, understandably so. 🤮

— He’s in so much pain, my poor boy. 😭 💔

[dayscrazed]

FRIENDS AU - "The One That Could Have Been" - FINAL CHAPTER Posted

Michael reels from his relationship with Alex being exposed. Isobel vents about her own marriage ending with both her brothers. Alex writes a song about his whole coming out experience.

Michael, Max and Isobel are based off of a couple scenes with Phoebe, Chandler and Monica. Michael is based off of Phoebe when she has the heart attack and Monica and Chandler are Max and Isobel being supportive.

Alex's song is based off of Phoebe's song at the end of the episode.

[isqbelevans]

names I’ve given the children of Roswell (1999) characters

Max Evans & Liz Parker Evans

Lucy Maribel Evans (b. 2005)

Everett Claudia Evans (b. 2008)

Michael Guerin & Maria DeLuca

Annabelle “Annie” Michaela DeLuca-Guerin (b. 2009)

Taron Bethany DeLuca-Guerin (b. 2011)

Jack Maxwell DeLuca-Guerin (b. 2012)

Delilah Sienna DeLuca-Guerin (b. 2016)

Kyle Valenti & Isabel Evans

Alex James Valenti (b. 2019)

Or

Jesse Ramirez & Isabel Evans

Alex Jesse Ramirez (b. 2002)

Kyle Valenti & Isabel Evans

Jamie Alison Valenti (b. 2023)

[thepunkmuppet]

I can’t believe tess is here. I fucking hATE her you don’t even understand like I am just VHFJUEFFIUHDEHFUIVDEHIUDWHUICHEDUICEDHUIEVDUHIEDHVUIENDVUI DIE!!!!!!!! SERIOUSLY ACTUALLY DIE!!!!!!!

[miladylocksley]

is there a gifset out there of the rnm couples dancing?

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

it'll help me find my home planet

[mariamakarova]

Call of Duty: Modern WarfareOC：Maria Makarova

✲Basic information

Name: Maria Makarova

Nickname: Masha

Gender: Female

Sexual: Heterosexual

Birthday: Feb. 8, 2001

Nationality: Russian Federation

Place of birth: St. Petersburg

Code: Dove2-5/O 'Brien

Organization: PMC Konni Group/Task Force 141

✲Appearance information

Face claim: Maria zolotova

Face shape: Round face

Eye type: Fox eyes

Eye color: Blue/green

Hairstyle: Curly hair, high ponytail

Hair color: Golden

（From：捏咔）

✲Profile

Personality: Self-strengthening, kind, decisive

Personal Experience:

In 2001, Maria Sobekova was born in St. Petersburg. Maria's childhood was without the care of her parents, but she had warmth from her uncle Nikolai and her father's godson, Vladimir Makarov. When Maria was 14 years old, Sobekov no longer wanted to raise her and sent her to the military through Nikolai. In 2017, through Sobekov and Makarov's mother, Maria married Makarov and joined the Konni group. In 2019, Makarov was arrested, and Maria accelerated the process of seizing power within the PMC and led her subordinate Ivan on several operations. After Makarov escaped, he immediately shot and killed Ivan, who supported Maria, and replaced him with Nolan, thus starting a power struggle between the couple as husband and wife.

Animal: Arctic fox🦊

Favorite color: Burgundy

Hobbies: Painting, firearms, studying history

✲Interpersonal relationship

Father: Boris Sobekov

Mother: Elena Sobekova

Sister: Lyudmila Richthofen

Brother-in-law：Albert Richthofen（My best friend's OC @violetflavia ）

Uncle: Nikolai

Husband: Vladimir Makarov

Partner: Ivan

Best friend: Milena

Teammate in TF141: Gwyneth MacMillan (My best friend)/John Price/Simon "Ghost" Riley/Kyle "Gaz" Garrick/John "Soap" MacTavish

Daughter: Valentina O 'Brien

Enemy group: Shadow Compny

🎶Impression song

TAG：

Call of Duty OC: Maria Makarova

Vlad x Masha

Thank you for watching❤️

[mariacallous]

A Russian disinformation campaign is deploying everything from high-ranking lawmakers and government officials to lifestyle influencers, bloggers, and powerful state-run media outlets to stoke divisions in the United States around the Texas border crisis.

WIRED has also obtained exclusive access to data from two separate disinformation research groups that demonstrate a coordinated Russian effort on Telegram and X (formerly Twitter) to sow discord by pushing the narrative that the US is heading for civil war.

The disinformation campaign began in earnest in late January, and expanded after Russian politicians spoke out when the US Supreme Court lifted an order by a lower court and sided with President Joe Biden’s administration to rule that US Border Patrol officers were allowed to take down razor-wire fencing erected by the Texas National Guard. Days later, when Texas governor Greg Abbott refused to stand down, former Russian president and prime minister Dmitry Medvedev, who is currently deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, claimed that the Texas border dispute is “another vivid example of the US hegemony getting weaker.”

“Establishing a People’s Republic of Texas is getting more and more real,” Medvedev added on X, claiming the situation could lead to “a bloody civil war which cost thousands upon thousands of lives.”

Others chimed in: “It’s high time the American president, following in his predecessor Obama’s footsteps, declares ‘Texas must go’ and assembles an international coalition to liberate its residents in the name of democracy,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova wrote on Telegram. Russian lawmaker Sergey Mironov even offered Texas help: “If necessary, we are ready to help with the independence referendum. And of course, we will recognize the People’s Republic of Texas if there is one,” Mironov wrote on X.

After these comments, state media, influencers, and bloggers quickly got involved. Over the past two weeks, state-run media outlets like Sputnik and RT have called the dispute between the Texas governor and the Biden administration a “constitutional crisis” and an “unmitigated disaster,” while one Sputnik correspondent posed a video on the outlet’s X account, stating: “There’s a big convoy of truck drivers going down there. So, it can very easily get out of hand. It can genuinely lead to an actual civil war, where the US Army is fighting against US citizens.”

On Telegram, there were clear signs of a coordinated effort to boost conversations around the Texas crisis, according to analysis shared exclusively with WIRED by Logically, a company using artificial intelligence to track disinformation campaigns.

“The idea of targeting highly contentious US domestic issues and amplifying them via their own channels—it’s the standard Russian playbook for disinformation,” Kyle Walter, director of research at Logically, tells WIRED.

The channels on Telegram include those run by TV presenters, bloggers who report on Russia’s military, and social media influencers, each of whom have hundreds of thousands of followers. One of the accounts, belonging to Russian TV personality Vladimir Solovyov, has more than 1.2 million followers, and he claimed the “the US was close to civil war.”

When I'm trying to identify disinformation operations in the wild I need to understand the initial signals and ideas that Russian state media and influencers are sharing,” Walter tells WIRED. “Russian Telegram channels just blew up overnight, and started really dialing into messaging specifically about the possibility that Texas could be an independent state, the possibility that there could be a US civil war.”

Russian state media echoed these claims, and published a flood of articles with headlines featuring phrases like “Civil War 2.0.” They also spread conspiracies claiming that “US elites will keep the border wide open.”

Last week, the Russian Telegram channels and state media also began to boost the ‘Take Our Border Back’ convoy led by far-right extremists, sovereign citizens, QAnon adherents, and anti-vaccine conspiracists who traveled from Virginia to the border in Texas in support of Abbott. “Fears of FBI Spying on ‘Take Our Border Back’ Convoy Show US Democracy Dying,” one Sputnik headline read last week.

The convoy’s official channels on Telegram were also infiltrated by Russian accounts, though some were removed or called out by the US-based members of the group. “They are in every single group on any social media,” one member who calls themselves ‘Eat Putin’s Heart’ wrote on Telegram in response to a question about why Russians were members of the group. “They want a civil war/chaos more than anything. What’s bad for America is great for Russia.”

Researchers at Antibot4Navalny, a Russian anti-disinformation research group that has been closely tracking a Russian disinformation network known as Doppelganger on X, shared data exclusively with WIRED that shows a network of bot accounts previously linked to the Doppelganger campaign has been deployed online in the past week to discuss the Texas issue.

While previous Doppelganger campaigns shared links to fake websites designed to look like legitimate ones but with fake articles, this campaign linked to websites run built and maintained by the Doppelganger operatives to push narratives to suit their needs. One article, for example, appeared on a fake site called Warfare Insider, and stated that Texas “has become a battleground symbolizing the clash between state and federal authorities.

In recent days, the bots have also been responding to posts unrelated to Texas by referencing the situation at the border.

Some experts have been linking this campaign to previous Russian disinformation campaigns. Already, it echoes the incident when Russian operatives were accused of organizing an anti-immigrant rally and a counterprotest event to their own rally in Texas ahead of the 2016 election.

Caroline Orr, a behavioral scientist and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Maryland who tracks disinformation online, wrote in her newsletter Weaponized that the term “Free Texas” in Russian was being “used extensively [on X], and nearly exclusively, by Russian accounts associated with the notorious Internet Research Agency, which housed the 2016 election interference operation.”

The IRA was a Kremlin-linked troll farm launched in St. Petersburg that gained notoriety for its role in attempting to interfere in the 2016 US presidential election. It was run by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin who also ran the Wagner mercenary group until he died in a mysterious helicopter crash last year.

There also appear to be a number of Russian accounts on X posing as pro-Texas groups, in another echo of 2016 when an account that claimed to be run by Tennessee Republicans was outed as Russian-run.

One of the suspect accounts is the Texan Independence Supporters, which has already been called out for spelling errors and constantly referencing Ukraine and Russia. On Sunday, the account claimed “we are a Texan organization, not Russian. We can definitely assure ya’ll [sic] that we’re not Russian.”

Before this, Russia had already been accused of dipping its toe in the 2024 US presidential election—including boosting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign—but Walters says the effort to push the Texas crisis narrative marks an escalation in the Kremlin’s efforts.

“This is the first thing that I see as a potentially significant concern to look out for, because I think it is an area [where] they could fairly easily cause more divide in the US,” he says.

[memory-echo]

[Quarantine Marathon] "Blind Date" Part 7

— Maria's cockiness just vanishes when she's in front of a large audience. Her whole self-esteem is flushing down the drain. I feel for you, girl. #StageFright

Kyle: Hey, I'm just happy to be nominated… and I think I'm gonna puke!

— Is Kyle way funnier when he's drunk, or is it just me? 🤣 🤣

DJ: Well, it looks like we've found our winner.

— The DJ feels this screen-melting, agonizingly exquisite kiss just as much as we do. The first time we see the flashes, and the first time Liz has flashes about Max. More on that later.

Liz: Wait, Max. Max. Did you really mean everything that you said when we were alone tonight? Max: I don't remember. What did I say? I didn't mean to ruin your night. Liz: You didn't.

— I never bought the notion that the alcohol rendered him unconscious of his actions or his words. The disinhibition was part of the effect. He was embarrassed once he came around, but he remembers everything.

— Maria and Alex playing together is an absolute treasure. 😍 She's an awesome singer! 🎤🎸

— if this isn't proof that Max remembers everything that happened that night, then I don't know what is...

— What did Nacedo burn that picture for? What could it possibly accomplish? The pod squad is not going to return to the place to check it out! This action was just weird and out of place… Man, this show, sometimes… 🙄

[obsessedwithlarkin]

TDA LV is tomorrow so let's recap all the popular dancers doing BD by studios

Abby Lee Dance Company:

• Maria Moreno ( Remedy)

CAPAS:

• Kamri Peterson ( A Deal With Chaos)

• Stella Condie ( Comet)

• Tessa Horan ( I Found A Place)

• Halle Hunt ( LaLa Land)

• Mya Tulieva ( Debris)

• Naomi Harper ( Make You Feel My Love)

• Remi Frye ( Imagine)

• Mabel Wilde ( Weird People)

• Isla Parcell ( You Are So Beautiful)

• Stella Binkerhoff ( My Funny Valentine)

• Hailey Bills ( Malaguegna)

• Brooklyn Ward ( Accelerando)

• Rory Frye ( Tempete)

• Khloe Kdouros ( Lovefool)

CLUB DANCE:

• Alexis Alvarez ( Lullaby Dream)

• Kennedy Besch ( Tomorrow's Song)

• Kennedy Marble ( Bitter Earth)

• Tatum Self ( Spectrum Of Love)

• Nixie Vance ( To Silence)

• Kinley Harper ( P.Y.T)

• Lucia Piedrahita ( To Be Loved)

•Paislee Perkins ( Beautiful Like Me)

• Libby Jhonson ( She Remembers)

• Mikayla Isler ( Over My Head)

• Kyle Young ( On Broadway)

•Abbey Scott ( In My Memory)

• Brooklyn Besch ( Illusions)

• Isla Gardner ( Joga)

• Emma Scott ( Spine)

DC2:

• Taylor Morrison ( Stupid)

• Penelope Akey ( Not Gone)

• Savannah Brenly ( Tough Love)

• Scarlett Brenly ( Blackbird)

• Ramsey Landry ( National Pastime)

• Alivia Hughes ( Rest Soft)

• Jaxon Adamson ( Baby I'm A Star)

• Emery Duffin ( The Layers She Shed)

• Claire Pistor ( Piece By Piece)

DANCE DESIGNS DANCE COMPLEX :

• McKenzie Busing ( The Red Hand)

DANCE TOWN MIAMI:

•Amanda Carpenter ( If You Go Away)

• Belle Arauz ( How To Feel)

• Victoria Remon ( Within You)

DANCE UNLIMITED BOISE:

• Megan Barraza ( Wildfire)

DANCEOLOGY

• Soleil Lynch ( In The Void)

• Brody Schaffer (Oh Darling)

• Isabella Lynch ( At My Mercy)

• Zsabrina Grenevitch (New Direction)

DOLCE DANCE STUDIO:

• Payton Kahl ( Welcome Home)

• Zoey German ( Tainted Love)

ELITE DANCE PRO:

• Madisyn Amos ( A New Life)

• River Sergerman ( Shiver)

K2 STUDIOS:

• Abby Viramontes ( Cry Me A River)

• Neraiah Karmann ( Crumbling)

•Kenzli Reece ( Strange Fruit)

• Jessica Sutton ( Wild Is The Wind)

LARKIN DANCE STUDIO:

• Claire Monge ( Fall Deep)

• Harlow Pike ( Blind By)

• Savannah Manzel ( Concerto)

• Jayla Xiong ( We Come Apart)

• Grace Sullivan ( Broken Waltz)

• Mailyn Munos ( Misty)

• Neala Murphy ( This Is Me)

• Evie McCune-Barrett ( Into The Darkness)

• Scarlett Manzel ( What A Feeling)

• Evelyn Ringeisen ( Praise You)

• Giuliana Shea ( I Dreamed A Dream)

• Whitney Lissick ( Orange Colored Sky)

• Harper Kill ( Show Off)

• Savannah Jackson ( No More Tears)

• Ginny Hickembotam-Western ( I Wanna Go To Hollywood)

• Matinly Conrad ( Ain't That A Kick)

• Lexie Charnstrom ( The Last Waltz)

• Chase Lang ( Mr. Bongajales)

• Mila Ashyford ( People's Faces)

• Bella Charnstrom ( Walking On)

• Lilly Anderson ( My Love)

• Kelsie Jacobson ( Turbulence)

• Tillie Khul ( Escape The Weight)

• Finley Ashfield ( Fools Who Dream)

• Palmer Peltier ( The Looking Glass)

• Reese Ringold ( Rescue)

N10 DANCE STUDIOS:

• Madison Ng ( Night Sculpture)

PAVE:

•Liv Matson ( My Mother's Work)

• Tayah Klimick ( Slow Me Down)

STARS:

• Ella Dobler ( Those Who Were Left Behind)

STUDIO X:

• Aurora Andreski ( Ghost)

SUMMER'S DANCE WORKS:

• Jewel Moody ( A. I. Unleashed)

• Camryn Conrad ( The Way)

THE ACADEMY

• Kinsley Stella ( Reflections)

THE BASE DANCE CENTER:

• Roxie Onellion ( Amor)

THE COMPANY SPACE:

• Vivian Marcodes ( Medicine)

• AvaRose Campbell ( The List)

• Stella Marcodes ( Joan Of Arc)

• Zaylee Watson ( Calling Home)

• Piper Perusse (Something's Got A Hold On Me)

• Ila Howick ( Once Upon Another Time)

THE ROCK:

• Melina Biltz ( Inductive Mind)

• Mia Ibach ( Liquid Smooth)

WEST FLORIDA DANCE COMPANY:

• Macey Strickland ( Heavenly Bodies)

WOODBURY DANCE CENTER:

• Kylie Roach ( Small Things)

• Skylar Wong ( Just A Room)