#nicolas grier

[loudlystrangemagazine]

I can't keep my hands off them

[dear-indies]

full list of biden letter 2:

Aaron Bay-Schuck Aaron Sorkin Adam & Jackie Sandler Adam Goodman Adam Levine Alan Grubman Alex Aja Alex Edelman Alexandra Shiva Ali Wentworth Alison Statter Allan Loeb Alona Tal Amy Chozick Amy Pascal Amy Schumer Amy Sherman Palladino Andrew Singer Andy Cohen Angela Robinson Anthony Russo Antonio Campos Ari Dayan Ari Greenburg Arik Kneller Aron Coleite Ashley Levinson Asif Satchu Aubrey Plaza Barbara Hershey Barry Diller Barry Levinson Barry Rosenstein Beau Flynn Behati Prinsloo Bella Thorne Ben Stiller Ben Turner Ben Winston Ben Younger Billy Crystal Blair Kohan Bob Odenkirk Bobbi Brown Bobby Kotick Brad Falchuk Brad Slater Bradley Cooper Bradley Fischer Brett Gelman Brian Grazer Bridget Everett Brooke Shields Bruna Papandrea Cameron Curtis Casey Neistat Cazzie David

Charles Roven Chelsea Handler Chloe Fineman Chris Fischer Chris Jericho Chris Rock Christian Carino Cindi Berger Claire Coffee Colleen Camp Constance Wu Courteney Cox Craig Silverstein Dame Maureen Lipman Dan Aloni Dan Rosenweig Dana Goldberg Dana Klein Daniel Palladino Danielle Bernstein Danny Cohen Danny Strong Daphne Kastner David Alan Grier David Baddiel David Bernad David Chang David Ellison David Geffen David Gilmour & David Goodman David Joseph David Kohan David Lowery David Oyelowo David Schwimmer Dawn Porter Dean Cain Deborah Lee Furness Deborah Snyder Debra Messing Diane Von Furstenberg Donny Deutsch Doug Liman Douglas Chabbott Eddy Kitsis Edgar Ramirez Eli Roth Elisabeth Shue Elizabeth Himelstein Embeth Davidtz Emma Seligman Emmanuelle Chriqui Eric Andre Erik Feig Erin Foster Eugene Levy Evan Jonigkeit Evan Winiker Ewan McGregor Francis Benhamou Francis Lawrence Fred Raskin Gabe Turner Gail Berman Gal Gadot Gary Barber Gene Stupinski Genevieve Angelson Gideon Raff Gina Gershon Grant Singer Greg Berlanti Guy Nattiv Guy Oseary Gwyneth Paltrow Hannah Fidell Hannah Graf Harlan Coben Harold Brown Harvey Keitel Henrietta Conrad Henry Winkler Holland Taylor Howard Gordon Iain Morris Imran Ahmed Inbar Lavi Isla Fisher Jack Black Jackie Sandler Jake Graf Jake Kasdan James Brolin James Corden Jamie Ray Newman Jaron Varsano Jason Biggs & Jenny Mollen Biggs Jason Blum Jason Fuchs Jason Reitman Jason Segel Jason Sudeikis JD Lifshitz Jeff Goldblum Jeff Rake Jen Joel Jeremy Piven Jerry Seinfeld Jesse Itzler Jesse Plemons Jesse Sisgold Jessica Biel Jessica Elbaum Jessica Seinfeld Jill Littman Jimmy Carr Jody Gerson

Joe Hipps Joe Quinn Joe Russo Joe Tippett Joel Fields Joey King John Landgraf John Slattery Jon Bernthal Jon Glickman Jon Hamm Jon Liebman Jonathan Baruch Jonathan Groff Jonathan Marc Sherman Jonathan Ross Jonathan Steinberg Jonathan Tisch Jonathan Tropper Jordan Peele Josh Brolin Josh Charles Josh Goldstine Josh Greenstein Josh Grode Judd Apatow Judge Judy Sheindlin Julia Garner Julia Lester Julianna Margulies Julie Greenwald Julie Rudd Juliette Lewis Justin Theroux Justin Timberlake Karen Pollock Karlie Kloss Katy Perry Kelley Lynch Kevin Kane Kevin Zegers Kirsten Dunst Kitao Sakurai KJ Steinberg Kristen Schaal Kristin Chenoweth Lana Del Rey Laura Dern Laura Pradelska Lauren Schuker Blum Laurence Mark Laurie David Lea Michele Lee Eisenberg Leo Pearlman Leslie Siebert Liev Schreiber Limor Gott Lina Esco Liz Garbus Lizanne Rosenstein Lizzie Tisch Lorraine Schwartz Lynn Harris Lyor Cohen Madonna Mandana Dayani Mara Buxbaum Marc Webb Marco Perego Maria Dizzia Mark Feuerstein Mark Foster Mark Scheinberg Mark Shedletsky Martin Short Mary Elizabeth Winstead Mathew Rosengart Matt Lucas Matt Miller Matthew Bronfman Matthew Hiltzik Matthew Weiner Matti Leshem Max Mutchnik Maya Lasry Meaghan Oppenheimer Melissa Zukerman Michael Aloni Michael Ellenberg Michael Green Michael Rapino Michael Rappaport Michael Weber Michelle Williams Mike Medavoy Mila Kunis Mimi Leder Modi Wiczyk Molly Shannon Nancy Josephson Natasha Leggero

Neil Blair Neil Druckmann Nicola Peltz Nicole Avant Nina Jacobson Noa Kirel Noa Tishby Noah Oppenheim Noah Schnapp Noreena Hertz Odeya Rush Olivia Wilde Oran Zegman Orlando Bloom Pasha Kovalev Pattie LuPone Paul & Julie Rudd Paul Haas Paul Pflug Peter Traugott Polly Sampson Rachel Riley Rafi Marmor Ram Bergman Raphael Margulies Rebecca Angelo Rebecca Mall Regina Spektor Reinaldo Marcus Green Rich Statter Richard Jenkins Richard Kind Rick Hoffman Rick Rosen Rita Ora Rob Rinder Robert Newman Roger Birnbaum Roger Green Rosie O’Donnell Ross Duffer Ryan Feldman Sacha Baron Cohen Sam Levinson Sam Trammell Sara Foster Sarah Baker Sarah Bremner Sarah Cooper Sarah Paulson Sarah Treem Scott Braun Scott Braun Scott Neustadter Scott Tenley Sean Combs Seth Meyers Seth Oster Shannon Watts Shari Redstone Sharon Jackson Sharon Stone Shauna Perlman Shawn Levy Sheila Nevins Shira Haas Simon Sebag Montefiore Simon Tikhman Skylar Astin Stacey Snider Stephen Fry Steve Agee Steve Rifkind Sting & Trudie Styler Susanna Felleman Susie Arons Taika Waititi Thomas Kail Tiffany Haddish Todd Lieberman Todd Moscowitz Todd Waldman Tom Freston Tom Werner Tomer Capone Tracy Ann Oberman Trudie Styler Tyler James Williams Tyler Perry Vanessa Bayer Veronica Grazer Veronica Smiley Whitney Wolfe Herd

Will Ferrell Will Graham Yamanieka Saunders Yariv Milchan Ynon Kreiz Zack Snyder Zoe Saldana Zoey Deutch Zosia Mamet

[are-they-z]

Supporters of #NoHostageLeftBehind Open Letter to Joe Biden - Part 1/2

The letter consists of lies, no mention of Palestinian genocides, and a call for ceasefire.

Read the full letter:

Dear President Biden,

We are heartened by Friday's release of the two American hostages, Judith Ranaan and her daughter Natalie Ranaan [Raanan] and by today's release of two Israelis, Nurit Cooper and Yocheved Lifshitz, whose husbands remain in captivity.

But our relief is tempered by our overwhelming concern that 220 innocent people, including 30 children, remain captive by terrorists, threatened with torture and death. They were taken by Hamas in the savage massacre of October 7, where over 1,400 Israelis were slaughtered—women raped, families burned alive, and infants beheaded.

Thank you for your unshakable moral conviction, leadership, and support for the Jewish people, who have been terrorized by Hamas since the group's founding over 35 years ago, and for the Palestinians, who have also been terrorized, oppressed, and victimized by Hamas for the last 17 years that the group has been governing Gaza.

We all want the same thing: Freedom for Israelis and Palestinians to live side by side in peace. Freedom from the brutal violence spread by Hamas. And most urgently, in this moment, freedom for the hostages.

We urge everyone to not rest until all hostages are released. No hostage can be left behind. Whether American, Argentinian, Australian, Azerbaijani, Brazilian, British, Canadian, Chilean, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Eritrean, Filipino, French, German, Indian, Israeli, Italian, Kazakh, Mexican, Panamanian, Paraguayan, Peruvian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, South African, Spanish, Sri Lankan, Thai, Ukrainian, Uzbekistani or otherwise, we need to bring them home.

Supporters:

Adam & Jackie Sandler

Amy Schumer

Aaron Sorkin

Barry Diller

Behati Prinsloo

Bella Thorne

Ben Stiller

Bob Odenkirk

Bobbi Brown

Bradley Cooper

Brett Gelman

Chris Rock

Constance Wu

Courteney Cox

David Alan Grier

David Chang

David Geffen

David Oyelowo

Diane Von Furstenberg

Eli Roth

Emma Seligman

Eric Andre

Ewan McGregor

Gal Gadot

Gwyneth Paltrow

Harvey Keitel

Isla Fisher

Jack Black

James Brolin

Jason Blum

Jason Sudeikis

Jeff Goldblum

Jerry Seinfeld

Jesse Plemons

Jessica Biel

Jessica Seinfeld

Joey King

John Slattery

Jon Hamm

Jordan Peele

Josh Brolin

Judd Apatow

Judge Judy Sheindlin

Julia Garner

Julianna Margulies

Julie Rudd

Justin Theroux

Justin Timberlake

Karlie Kloss

Katy Perry

Kirsten Dunst

Lana Del Rey

Laura Dern

Liev Schreiber

Madonna

Martin Short

Michelle Williams

Mila Kunis

Nicola Peltz

Noa Tishby

Olivia Wilde

Orlando Bloom

Paul & Julie Rudd

Richard Jenkins

Rita Ora

Ross Duffer

Sacha Baron Cohen

Sam Levinson

Sarah Paulson

Sean Combs

Shira Haas

Sting & Trudie Styler

Taika Waititi

Thomas Kail

Tiffany Haddish

Tyler Perry

Will Ferrell

Andy Cohen

Alex Edelman

Amy Sherman Palladino

Aubrey Plaza

Barry Levinson

Billy Crystal

Brad Falchuk

Brian Grazer

Bridget Everett

Brooke Shields

Chelsea Handler

Chloe Fineman

Chris Jericho

Colleen Camp

David Schwimmer

Dawn Porter

Dean Cain

Debra Messing

Elisabeth Shue

Erin Foster

Eugene Levy

Gene Stupinski

Gina Gershon

Guy Oseary

Henry Winkler

Holland Taylor

James Corden

Jason Reitman

Jessica Elbaum

Jimmy Carr

Jonathan Ross

Josh Charles

Juliette Lewis

Kristen Schaal

Kristin Chenoweth

Lea Michele

Mark Foster

Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Matthew Weiner

Michael Rappaport

Molly Shannon

Noah Schnapp

Pattie LuPone

Regina Spektor

Sara Foster

Sarah Cooper

Scott Braun

Seth Meyers

Sharon Stone

Zack Snyder

Zoey Deutch

Zosia Mamet

Zoe Saldana

Alex Aja

Aaron Bay-Schuck

Amy Chozick

Aron Coleite

Adam Goodman

Alan Grubman

Adam Levine

Allan Loeb

Amy Pascal

Angela Robinson

Antonio Campos

Anthony Russo

Alexandra Shiva

Andrew Singer

Alison Statter

Alona Tal

Ali Wentworth

Ari Dayan

Ari Greenburg

Arik Kneller

Ashley Levinson

Asif Satchu

Barbara Hershey

Barry Rosenstein

Beau Flynn

Ben Turner

Ben Winston

Ben Younger

Blair Kohan

Bobby Kotick

Brad Slater

Bradley Fischer

Bruna Papandrea

Cameron Curtis

Casey Neistat

Cazzie David

Charles Roven

Chris Fischer

Christian Carino

Cindi Berger

Claire Coffee

Craig Silverstein

Dan Aloni

Dan Rosenweig

Dana Goldberg

Dana Klein

Danny Strong

Daniel Palladino

Danielle Bernstein

Danny Cohen

Daphne Kastner

David Bernad

David Baddiel

David Ellison

David Gilmour &

Polly Sampson

David Goodman

David Joseph

David Kohan

David Lowery

Deborah Lee Furness

Deborah Snyder

Donny Deutsch

Doug Liman

Douglas Chabbott

Eddy Kitsis

Edgar Ramirez

Elizabeth Himelstein

Embeth Davidtz

Emmanuelle Chriqui

Erik Feig

Evan Jonigkeit

Evan Winiker

Francis Benhamou

Francis Lawrence

Fred Raskin

[hillzhqs]

(—) ★  SPOTTED!! ten new stars being added to hollywood’s walk of fame! congratulations to brinley van den berg, beckhan van buren, hunter valmont, travis buckley, andrea alcantara, grier mckenna, alabama levington, austen sinclair, bristol decker and jordana kennedy! you have twenty four hours to send in your account !!  

(—) ★ spotted!! BRINLEY VAN DEN BERG on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 32 year old looks like ELSA HOSK, but i don’t really see it. while  the PUBLIC SPEAKER / SOCIALITE / MODEL is known for being BENEVOLENT my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be QUERULOUS i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song RUNAWAY  BY  AURORA  {she + her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! BECKHAM  VAN  BUREN on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 27 year old looks like DREW  STARKEY, but i don’t really see it. while  the RAPPER / ACTOR   is known for being WITTY my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be ARROGANT i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song CHURCH  BY  CHASE  ATLANTIC  {he + him / cismale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! HUNTER VALMONT on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 27 year old looks like CHARLES MELTON, but i don’t really see it. while  the PRO SOCCER PLAYER / PHILANTHROPIST is known for being AMBITIOUS my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be JEALOUS i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song MONTERO BY LIL NAS X   {he + him / cismale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! TRAVIS BUCKLEY on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 36 year old looks like SCOTT EASTWOOD, but i don’t really see it. while  the ACTOR / SINGER - SONGWRITER is known for being GREGARIOUS my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be FICKLE i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song MIDDLE OF SOMEWHERE BY LUKE COMBS   {he + him / cismale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! ANDREA ’ DREA ’ ALCANTARA on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 34 year old looks like SHAY MITCHELL, but i don’t really see it. while  the REALITY TV STAR / AUTHOR is known for being ORGANIZED my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be HAUGHTY i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song MONSTER BY CHANDLER LEIGHTON  {she/her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! GRIER MCKENNA on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 28 year old looks like LAURA HARRIER, but i don’t really see it. while  the FASHION DESIGNER / FILMMAKER is known for being VIVACIOUS my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be CRITICAL i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song PROM QUEEN BY MOLLY KATE KESTNER  {she/her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! ALABAMA LEVINGTON on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the  26 year old looks like GIGI HADID, but i don’t really see it. while  the MODEL / PRO RACE CAR DRIVER is known for being LOYAL my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be CYNICAL i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song MOTHER’S DAUGHTER BY MILEY CRYUS  {she + her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! AUSTEN  “BAMBI” SINCLAIR on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 22 year old looks like NICOLA PELTZ, but i don’t really see it. while  the OLYMPIC GYMNAST / ACTRESS / SINGER is known for being JOCULAR my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be IRREVERENT i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song VILLAIN BY JULIA WOLF  {she + her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! BRISTOL DECKER on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 25 year old looks like HAILEY BIEBER, but i don’t really see it. while  the MODEL / SINGER  is known for being JOCULAR my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be MELODRAMATIC i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song JUST LIKE MAGIC BY ARIANA GRANDE  {she + her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

(—) ★ spotted!! JORDANA KENNEDY on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 41 year old looks like MEGAN FOX, but i don’t really see it. while  the REALITY STAR / LAWYER is known for being RELIABLE my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be ALOOF i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song WOMAN LIKE ME BY ADELE  {she/her / cisfemale} - penned by t, 23, cisfemale, she/her

[chameleon777-me]

Tonight, I joined @tablereadtuesdays in an epic table read of 'Superbad' and played the characters of Kid, Mrs. Grier, Nicola, Shirley, Cashier, Old Lady, Clerk, Officer Michaels, Mark, Radio, Party Girl, Dude 4, and The Dudes. Our performance is available for viewing on the group's #youtubechannel! #superbad #badboys #highschool #chaos #partytime #party #partyplanning #partynight #wildlifeonearth #wildandfree #lifegoals #schooldays #youth #goals #relationshipgoals #friendshipgoals #actorslife #actors #acting #actinglife #entertainingathome #entertainers #entertainment #film #filmproduction #voiceacting #characterart #impersonation #education https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd-JCjgujF8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 201: SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS]

In celebration of June being Caribbean American Heritage Month, there’s a masterlist below compiled of over 80+ Kittitian and/or Nevisian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Cicely Tyson (1924) Afro-Nevisian - actress and model. 

Susan L. Taylor (1946) Afro-Trinidianian / Afro-Kittitian - editor and writer. 

Joan Armatrading (1950) Afro-Kittitian - singer and guitarist. 

Ellen Cleghorne (1965) African-American, Afro-Kittitian - actress and comedian. 

Michelle Gayle (1971) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer, actress and author.

Alison Hammond (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - presenter. 

Angela Griffin (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian / English - actress and presenter. 

Corinne Bailey Rae (1979) Afro-Kittitian / English - singer.

Rhea Bailey (1983) Afro-Kittitian / English - actress. 

Melanie Liburd (1987) Afro-Kittitian / English - actress. 

Laura Mvula (1987) Afro-Kittitian / Afro-Jamaican - singer. 

Keisha White (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer. 

Pippa Bennett-Warner (1988) Afro-Jamaican, Afro-Kittitian - actress. 

Lady Leshurr (1989) Afro-Kittitian - rapper.

Damaris Lewis (1990) Afro-Kittitian - model.

Wendy St. Kitts (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer. 

Ngozi Paul (?) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian / Dominica - actress, writer and director.

F - Athletes:

Nicola Adams (1982) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian, French, British - boxer. 

Virgil Hodge (1983) Afro-Kittitan or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Tiandra Ponteen (1984) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Phoenetia Browne (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Brittney Lawrence (1995) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Dakota Mills (1997) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Quinn Josiah (2000) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Carley Uddenberg (2000) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

M:

Leon Herbert (1955) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor, director, writer and producer.

Robbie Gee (1964) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Michael Boatman (1964) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor.

Simon Webbe (1978) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - singer. 

Devon Anderson (1987) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor. 

Leeon Jones (1993) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - actor. 

Burt Caesar (?) Afro-Kittitian - actor, broadcaster and director. 

Tevin Wallace (?) Afro-Kittitian, Afro-Trinidadian - actor and model.

E-Carter / Eric Carter (?) Afro-Kittitian - rapper.

Santoy / Santoy Barrett (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer.

Louis Hanley (?) Afro-Kittitian - singer.

Tifferny Cyanne (?) Afro-Nevisian, Montserratian, Irish - model (Instagram: tiffernynco).

M - Athletes:

Ces Podd (1952) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Elquemedo Willett (1953) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer. 

Bert Bowery (1954) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Derick Parry (1954) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer. 

Victor Eddy (1955) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer. 

Desai Williams (1959) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Livingstone Bramble (1960) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - boxer.

Derek Redmond (1965) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Keith Arthurton (1965) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer. 

Gary Smith (1966) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Des Hazel (1967) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Dean Walling (1969) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Stuart Williams (1969) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer. 

Carl Tuckett (1970) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer. 

Bobby Bowry (1971) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Keith Gumbs (1972) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Lutel James (1972) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Sagi Burton (1977) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Brian Quailey (1978) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Adam Newton (1980) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Calum Willock (1981) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Erasmus James (1982) Afro-Kittitian - American footballer. 

Tesfa Robinson (1985) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Atiba Harris (1985) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Jason St Juste (1985) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Matthew Berkeley (1987) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Patrece Liburd (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Ryan Robbins (1988) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Micah Richards (1988) Afro-Kittitian / Unknown - footballer. 

Antoine Adams (1988) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Febian Brandy (1989) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Brijesh Lawrence (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Zephaniah Thomas (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Michael Nottingham (1989) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Aaron Moses-Garvey (1989) Afro-Kittitianor Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Kieran Powell (1990) Afro-Nevisian - cricketer. 

Jordan Bowery (1991) Afro-Kittitianor Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Jason Rogers (1991) Afro-Kittitian - sprinter. 

Romaine Sawyers (1991) Afro-Kittitian / Unknown - footballer. 

Rowan Liburd (1992) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Omari Sterling-James (1993) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Raheem Hanley (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Theo Wharton (1994) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer.

Jacob Hazel (1994) Afro-Kittitian- footballer. 

Harry Panayiotou (1994) Afro-Kittitian / Greek Cypriot - footballer.  

Alain Sargeant (1995) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Jerry St. Juste (1996) Afro-Kittitian / Dutch - footballer. 

Warren Hazel (1996) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - sprinter. 

Jeremiah Louis (1996) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer. 

Marcus Rashford (1997) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Raheem Somersall (1997) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Daniel Bowry (1998) Afro-Kittitian or Afro-Nevisian - footballer. 

Romario Martin (1999) Afro-Kittitian - footballer. 

Mikyle Louis (2000) Afro-Kittitian - cricketer. 

Kareem Queeley (2001) Afro-Kittitian - basketball player.

Problematic:

Bertil Fox (1951) Afro-Kittitian - convicted murderer.

Neil deGrasse Tyson (1958) African-American, Puerto Rican, Afro-Nevisian - sexual assault allegations. 

Mel B (1975) Afro-Kittitian or Nevisian / British  - said in an interview that she slept with a co-star, named them but didn’t get their permission.

Akil Grier (1992) Afro-Kittitian or Nevisian - charged with rape.

[privateoakshq]

it’s that time again, I’ve compiled a list of the fc’s that haven’t been used in more than a month (mine included). If you’ve decided to drop them or are not feeling anymore muse you know that is perfectly fine, just let the main know and let the other half of the pairing know! I love you all so much and I don’t do this list to put pressure on anyone, I do it just so you can physically see the names and make a decision but there is absolutely no pressure ! ♡

dylan minette

zara larsson

michael consuelos 

froy gutierrez 

nezza

daniel sharman

bradley simpson

ryan follese

charlotte mckinney

sarah hyland

lea michele

cassie steele

nash overstreet

mike lobel

elizabeth lail

brant daughtry

niki demartinez

gabi demartinez

tyler blackburn

jake borelli

connor franta

miles richie

emily tosta

max haddadin

shay mitchell

ashley benson

gabriel conte

jess conte

jake miller

lana condor

rob gronkowski

brittany snow

jake johnson

zoey deschanel

noah cyrus

anthony padilla

kristine froseth

dylan barbour

matt cornett

kelsey merritt

hannah godwin

savannah lynch

riker lynch

francisco lachowski

charlotte d’alessio

nicola peltz

alex warren

kouvr annon

mykie

thomas petrou

anne winters

james mcavoy

stephen colleti

ryland storms

justin bieber

hailey bieber

jeff wittek

drew dirksen

alexa steele

jordan binnington

kyle houch

emmy rossum

peyton list

ethan cutkosky

isabella jones

jeremy allen white

lily james

jesse metcalfe

chelsea kane

michael clifford

dom deangelis

carter jenkins

tyler posey

matthew daddario

joe jonas

cole sprouse

ana de armas

alan stokes

lexi rivera

virginia gardner

elliot fletcher

sierra furtado

nicholas hoult

brent rivera

brooklyn beckham

selena gomez

blake woodruff

kj apa

louis tomlinson

nick robinson

karla souza

jack griffo

nash grier

kate upton

kaia gerber

diane guerrero

devon windsor

liam payne

dylan everett

hayes grier

cristine prosperi

will grier

megan williams

lottie tomlinson

amber heard

stella maxwell

patrick schwarzenegger

cameron dallas

margot robbie

griffin funk

erin gilfoy

ian somerhalder

andy bean

jay ryan

presley gerber

sommer ray

ryland lynch

ricardo hoyos

logan shroyer

paris berelc

charly jordan

robbie amell

eoin macken

luke benward

matt king

brendon fehr

jacob elordi

luke bilyk

odeya rush

joey king

becky g

james lafferty

cierra ramirez

kristen sire

chloe bennett

devyn lund

beau mirchoff

bethany joy lenz

corey scherer

carrington durham

chad michael murray

elsa hosk

chelsy amaro

ross lynch

milo manheim

sierra capri

bridget satterlee

mariah amato

alisha boe

sophia bush

thalia bree

zayn malik

gemma styles

rita ora

sergio carvajal

[beaumontrpg]

The following characters have been accepted to Beaumont! Please go over the checklist, and send in your account in under 24 hours. We welcome you home, to Beaumont.

Vera Malone [Emmy Rossum] played by angie

Audrey Cartwright [Rosamund Pike] played by neely

Luca Grier [Grant Gustin] played by jo

Warren Richardson [Chris Evans] played by nikki

Theodore Sanderson [Jamie Dornan] played by mads

Nicolas Rowley [Joel McHale] played by lance

VERA MALONE is a 28 year old from BOULDER, COLORADO, living in Beaumont for the past 2 MONTHS. SHE is a MORTICIAN and in her downtime loves BAKING and GOING ON RUNS. She looks an awful lot like EMMY ROSSUM. (ooc: angie, 22, she/her, est, *terence woods wanted connection)

AUDREY CARTWRIGHT is a 38 year old from NEW YORK CITY, living in Beaumont for the past 5 YEARS. SHE is a WRITER and in her downtime loves SKETCHING and PLAYING PIANO. She looks an awful lot like ROSAMUND PIKE. (ooc: neely, 23, she/her, gmt +10)

LUCA GRIER is a 25 year old from SANTA MONICA, CA, living in Beaumont for the past 5 YEARS. HE is a NURSE and in his downtime loves COOKING FOR HIS DAUGHTER and RUNNING. He looks an awful lot like GRANT GUSTIN. (ooc: jo, 27, she/her, pst)

WARREN RICHARDSON is a 33 year old from Charleston, SC, living in Beaumont for the past FIVE YEARS. HE is a BAR MANAGER and in his downtime loves READING and (STARTING) WRITING PROJECTS. He looks an awful lot like CHRIS EVANS. (ooc: nikki, 22, she/her, central)

THEODORE SANDERSON is a 33 year old from SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, living in Beaumont for the past 3 WEEKS. HE is a BUSINESS OWNER and in his downtime loves WOOD WORKING and FIXING HIS BOAT. He looks an awful lot like JAMIE DORNAN. (ooc: mads, 20, she/her, est)

NICOLAS ROWLEY is a 42 year old from NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, living in Beaumont for the past 2 MONTHS. HE is a FICTION WRITER and in his downtime loves GARDENING and SONGWRITING. He looks an awful lot like JOEL MCHALE. (ooc: lance, 21+, he/him/his, gmt +8) [ wanted connection for Terence Woods ]

[bad-startrek-aus]

An alternate universe where Kirk is played by David Caruso (of CSI: Miami), Spock is played by Keanu Reeves, McCoy is played by Nicolas Cage, Scotty is played by Mel Gibson, Uhura is played by Pam Grier, Sulu is played by Ken Jeong, Chekov is played by Dolph Lundgren, Chapel is played by Sandra Bullock, and Rand is played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

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WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEKEND May 10, 2019  - POKEMON: DETECTIVE PIKACHU, THE HUSTLE, TOLKIEN and More

It’s Mother’s Day weekend and while Avengers: Endgame seems to holding strong, we get four new movies in wide release, two of which I’ve seen, both of which are pretty decent. Unfortunately, due to illness, I’m running a bit late on this column, but I’ll try not to cut too many corners.

The big movie this weekend is POKÉMON: DETECTIVE PIKACHU (Warner Bros.), starring Ryan Reynolds as the voice of Pikachu and Justice Smith from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, plus the likes of Bill Nighy and Ken Watanabe, the latter who seems to be Legendary Pictures’ go-to Japanese actor. (He’ll be appearing in Godzilla: King of the Monsters later this month.) I’m hoping to still get around to reviewing the movie, but I will say that I generally enjoyed it, even if my connection to the material was the old TV cartoon rather than any of the games. (Look for that review before Friday, if I’m able to get my ass gear. In the meantime, here’s my interview with director Rob Letterman.)

I’ve been interested in the Anne Hathaway-Rebel Wilson comedy THE HUSTLE (U.A. Releasing) since it was called “Nasty Women” and was a straight-up remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, but I just haven’t had time to catch the one press screening, so it looks like I’ll have to catch this sometime down the road.

And then there’s POMS (STXfilms), a new Diane Keaton comedy featuring an ensemble of actresses in their prime, including Pam Grier and Jacki Weaver. While this doesn’t look like my kind of movie, I totally would have gone to see it if I could, but I’m less apt to see it than The Hustle.

The other movie opening Friday which I’ve seen and enjoyed is TOLKIEN (Fox Searchlight), directed by Dome Karukoski (Tom of Finland) and starring Nicholas Hoult as J.R.R. Tolkien and Lily Collins as his wife Edith Bratt. I’m hoping this finds an audience, even though it’s obviously competing with much stronger and more high-profile films.

Mini-Review: I began to watch this movie with some trepidation, because at least at first, it seemed to be a typical biopic, much like director Dome Karukoski’s previous film. At least as the film began, it cut between Nicholas Hoult’s Tolkien while on the frontlines during WWII and his early schooldays at King Edwards and then Oxford, where he formed a bond with three other students.

To be honest, I wasn’t sure I necessary needed to see a Dead Poet’s Society type way of getting the viewer to know more about the fantasy author, but that’s just a very small part of the film. Where the film really picks up is when Hoult and Collins take over their respective roles, because this is when the romance between Tolkien and Edith becomes a larger part of the story. It’s a bittersweet tale where Tolkien is forced to pick going to Oxford over continuing this romance by Colm Meany’s pries, who has become Tolkien’s guardian after his mother dies suddenly. The majority of the film bounces between Tolkien in the trenches and dealing with school issues, being a poverty-stricken orphan, but he finds an ally in Derek Jacobi’s headmaster.

I’m constantly impressed by what Hoult has been doing as an actor as he gets older, but Collins really brings more to their scenes together than any of the classmates or acting veterans.

Tolkien is a flawed film for sure, but the last half hour is so abundantly full of feels it’s easy to forgive the earlier problems, as Tolkien seeks out one of his school chums on the battlefield, a part of the movie where Karukoski is allowed to shine as a director. (Honestly, I think Steven Spielberg would be quite proud if he made this movie, and that’s saying something.)

I’m not sure this movie will be for everyone, even those who love Tolkien’s work as much as I do, but as a testament to what an amazing life he had before he started writing The Hobbit, it’s quite an amazing story with a worthy film to tell it.

Rating: 8.5/10

You can find out my thoughts on the weekend box office over at The Beat.

LIMITED RELEASES

There’s actually some decent movies opening this weekend, but the one that I want to give special attention to is John Chester’s doc THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM (NEON), which is all about how he and his wife Molly left their California apartment living behind to try to develop a 200-acre sustainable farm outside L.A.  For months, my favorite doc of the year was NEON’s Apollo 11 about the 1969 moon launch, but this quickly took it over after I saw it, because it’s amazingly educational in terms of what it takes to make a farm work. It also looks absolutely fantastic, and seeing the trailer in IMAX in front of Apollo 11 made me really want to see it. If you want to see a great doc that hopefully will be in theaters over the summer, then definitely look for this one. I’m sure it will open in a few cities Friday but hopefully NEON will do another great job getting out there as they did with Apollo 11 and Three Identical Strangers last year. This movie is a MUST SEE.

Kenneth Branagh directs and plays William Shakespeare in his new historical movie ALL IS TRUE (Sony Pictures Classics) which also costars Dame Judi Dench and Ian McKellen. It follows Shakespeare on his return home to Stratford after the Globe Theater has burned down, as he tries to reconnect with his older wife (Dench) and his two estranged daughters. This is a fine film if you’re a fan of Shakespeare’s works and were interested in knowing more about his last days, because it features a great script by Ben Elton, and fine performances by Branagh and Kathryn Wilder as his younger daughter Judith, who gets caught up in controversy while trying to find a husband. It will open in New York and L.A. this weekend, and you should look out for my interview with Sir Kenneth over at The Beat in the next couple days.

Opening at the Metrograph this week is Abel Ferrara’s PASOLINI (Kino Lorber), an amazing look at the Italian filmmaker as played by Willem Dafoe. I’m not particularly familiar with Pier Paolo Pasolini’s work, although the Metrograph did a pretty extensive retrospective last year. Like with All is True above, the movie covers the last days in the filmmaker’s life, and it proved to me that Dafoe is doing some of the best work of his career these days and like a few others (Woody Harrelson and Ethan Hawke, for instance), you can put Dafoe in your movie, and it will immediately make it better. I haven’t seen much of Ferrara’s recent work but I feel it’s been a while he’s been at the height of his greatness with Bad Lieutenant and King of New York, so it’s nice to see him creating a new movie in that general vein.  Apparently, Ferrara’s movie premiered at Cannes many, many moons ago, but I think it was a smart move by Kino Lorber to save the movie and give it a release. By pure coincidence… or not… MOMA has been having a Ferrara retrospective (see below), so if you haven’t been able to get up there and see the movie, then you now have a chance with Ferrara and Dafoe doing QnAs after a few showings this weekend.

Matt Smith plays cult leader Charles Manson in CHARLIE SAYS (IFC Films), the new movie from American Psycho and The Notorious Bettie Page director Mary Harron along with her frequent collaborator, writer Guinevere Turner. As a huge fan of their previous moviesand with interest in the subject matter, I’m not sure why I never got around to watching the screener I’ve had for months, but much of it has to do with how generally busy I’ve been. Anyway, it will open in around 35 theaters and be on VOD this weekend if you have similar interest.

Opening at the Film Forum Wednesday is Almedea Carracedo and Robert Bahar ‘s doc THE SILENCE OF OTHERS (Argot PIctures). Executive Produced and presented by Pedro Almodovar, this is an amazing film about the horrendous crimes committed under the Franco regime in Spain by people who were able to get away scott-free when it was decided to create an Amnesty Pact of “Forgiving” after Franco’s death. The thing is that there are people who had been tortured or had loved ones killed who are hoping to get justice or just get their bodies back from mass graves, and this doc covers those amazing efforts. Frankly, I found this film to be far more interesting than Joshua Oppenheimer’s similar films about the crimes by the Indonesian government in The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence.

The Quad Cinema will have two new exclusive releases starting Friday, beginning with Christian Carion’s French thriller MY SON (Cohen Media), starring Guillaume Canet as a man whose son has been kidnapped, so he travels across France to where his ex-wife (Melanie Laurent) lives to try to solve the crime.

Also, the Quad will be showing Nicolas Brown’s doc The Serengeti Rules (Abramorama), which looks at five ecologists who broke new ground with scientific concepts we take for granted, and it looks at how the Serengeti might be the place to look for civilizaton’s sustainable future.

Amy Poehler makes her feature directorial debut with the comedy Wine Country (Netflix), which is getting the usual nominal theatrical release in a handful of theaters but mostly will be on the streaming network. It co-stars long-tie Poehler pals Maya Rudoloph, Tina Fey, Ana Gasteyer and Paula Pell, but I’m excited to see it for Maya Erskine from the Hulu show Pen15 and the upcoming rom-com Plus One, which was one of my favorite movies at Tribeca. (Don’t worry.. I’ve started writing something about that festival, too, so stay tuned!)

Opening in New York at the Cinema Village and in L.A. at Arena Cinelounge is Akash Sherman’s Clara (Screen Media), starring Patrick J. Adams as Isaac Bruno, an astronomer looking for life beyond Earth. This becomes more of a reality when he meets Troian Bellisario’s artist Clara, who shares his interest in space.

After years of problems and lawsuits, Farhad Safinia’s The Professor and the Madman (Vertical) is finally seeing the light of day, no thanks to a lawsuit put on it by star and producer Mel Gibson, who plays Professor James Murray, who begins compiling the first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, receiving 10,000 entries from Dr. William Minor (Sean Penn), who is a patient at a asylum for the criminally insane. I have no idea how bad this movie must be to be buried as long as it has, but it has a great cast including Eddie Marsan, Natalie Dormer, Stephen Dillane, Jennifer Ehle and Ioan Gruffudd, so how bad can it really be? Good luck finding it in theaters but it will prbobably be on VOD as well.

This week’s major Bollywood release is Student of the Year 2 (FIP), directed by Punit Malhotra. As you might guess, it’s a sequel to the 2012 romantic comedy, this one involving a love triangle between a guy and two girls, and it will be released in about 175 theaters on Friday.

STREAMING AND CABLE

Amy Poehler’s directorial debut WINE COUNTRY will begin streaming Friday, though I haven’t seen it yet, so instead, I’ll recommend Dava Whisenant’s fantastic doc Bathtubs over Broadway, which will premiere on Netflix Thursday. I missed this movie last year but I got to catch-up when it screened at the Oxford Film Festival in February, and it’s fantastic. It follows Letterman writer Steve Young as he follows his passion to find rare records featuring industrial musical numbers presented at corporate events throughout the ‘50s and later to energize employees.

REPERTORY

METROGRAPH (NYC):

I’ve already mentioned how Playtime: Family Matineeshas become this cinematic comfort food that’s helped me relive my childhood, but this weekend, the shit gets real as they screen the 1977 action-adventure Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger, featuring the stop-motion animation of the late Ray Harryhausen. I still remember first seeing The Golden Voyage of Sinbad at a drive-through in Framingham, Mass. when it first came out and I loved it so much I picked up the novelization. I wonder if I still have that somewhere. (I’m pretty sure I saw this sequel as well.) Late Nites at Metrographwill screen Lukas Moodysson’s 2002 film Lilya 4-Ever, as well as the not old enough to be repertory film Climaxby Gaspar Noe. (Lots of cool movies coming up in this series, as well.) Another series starting Friday is the first-ever New York retrospective of Japanese filmmaker Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, whose new movie Asako I & II will have its theatrical premiere at the Metrograph starting next week. I’m not too familiar with Hamaguchi’s work – though I’ve seen Asakoand generally liked it -- but I don’t think I’ll have the time to see his 5-hour long 2015 family drama Happy Hourany time soon. The series features seven of his movies, almost all of them shorter than Happy Hour. (2012’s Intimacies, showing a week from Thursday, is four hours long.)

THE NEW BEVERLY (L.A.):

After showing the Judy Garland version of A Star is Born  (1954) today at 2pm, the New Bev has double features of Claudia Weill’s Girlfriends (1978) and It’s My Turn (1980), the latter starring Jill Clayburgh and Michael Douglas, on Weds and Thurs. Kathryn Bigelow’s Strange Days (1995) and Lizzie Borden’s 1983 Born in Flames will screen on Friday and Saturday and then the 1933 film Christopher Strong (starring Katharine Hepburn) and Anybody’s Woman  (1930) will screen Sunday and Monday. The weekend’s KIDDEE MATINEE is the animated The Chipmunk Adventure  (1987) while the 1995 anthology Four Rooms (featuring one room by Tarantino) is the Friday midnight and Anna Biller’s 2016 film The Love Witch will screen midnight on Saturday. On top of that, there’s a special Cartoon Club on Saturday morning at 10AM and Gina Prince-Bythewood’s Love & Basketball  (2000) will screen Monday afternoon.

FILM FORUM (NYC):

It’s the last full weekend of Film Forum’s“Trilogies” series and on Thursday, they’re screening Whit Stillman’s (Is this a real title for the trilogy?) “Doomed. Bourgeois. In Love” trilogy Metropolitan (1990), Barcelona  (1994) and The Last Days of Disco (1998) with Stillman doing select intros and QnAs that day. Friday is Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s “BRD” Trilogy, including The Marriage of Maria Braun (1978), Lola  (1981)and Veronika Voss, and this weekend is a Carol Reed Post-War Noir Trilogy, including The Third Man  (1949). Saturday also sees a Michelangelo Antonioni trilogy including L’Avventura  (1960) and two other films from the Italian master. Sunday and Monday sees a very rare screening of Wim Wenders’ “Road Trilogy” including Kings of the Roadfrom 1976 and Alice in the Cities. Also, on Wednesday and Saturday is a repeat of a John Ford trilogy, including Rio Grande and Fort Apache, plus don’t forget the weekend’s family-friendly Film Forum Jr, which this weekend shows a bunch of cartoons from Bugs, Daffy and Friends. Obviously, there’s a lot going on at this venerable NYC arthouse and I hope to get to some of these now that Tribeca is over.

EGYPTIAN THEATRE (LA):

If you live in L.A., you can spend a good part of your weekend at Maltin Fest 2019, taking place at the Egyptian Theater, which includes a really incredible series of screenings and events with special guests. Friday is Nicole Holefcener’s Please Give with Holefcener and frequent collaborator Catherine Keener on hand, plus a screening of Sing Street! Alexander Payne and Laura Dern will be there Saturday afternoon to screen the filmmaker’s early work Citizen Ruth, plus lots more! I also want to pay special attention to them showing the late Jon Schnepp’s doc The Death of “Superman Lives” on Saturday night.

AERO  (LA):

Thursday is a Christopher Munch double feature of The Hours and Times (1991) and The Sleepy Time Gal (2001) with Munch and the great Jacqueline Biset in person! Then it goes right into Starring Europe: New Films from the EU 2019 i.e. new films, not repertory but still interesting.

IFC CENTER (NYC)

Waverly Midnights: Parental Guidance shows James Cameron’s Aliens (okay, am I crazy or do they show this every other month?), Weekend Classics: Love Mom and Dad  shows Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974) and Late Night Favorites: Spring is the Coen Brothers’ Fargo (1996).

BAM CINEMATEK (NYC):

In the midst of Black 90s: A Turning Point in American Cinema, which will include Ice Cube’s Friday (on Friday, of course), as well as Set It Off, New Jack City, Belly, Straight Out of Brooklyn and Menace II Society over the weekend. Also, the late John Singleton’s Boyz n the Hood will screen twice on Sunday as well as on Monday as part of the series.

MOMA (NYC):

Abel Ferrara: Unrated continues this week with repeats of 1998’s New Rose Hotel, 1993’s Body Snatchers and more recent films like 2017’s Piazza Vittorio and 2007’sGo Go Tales, and this series will continue next week. The current Modern Matiness will conclude with Pixar’s Up on Wednesday and Vincente Minnelli’s Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) on Weds and Thurs, respectively.

MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE (NYC):

Panorama Europe continues through the weekend but that’s all new stuff, not repertory.

LANDMARK THEATRES NUART (LA):

Friday’s midnight screening is Wes Craven’s Shocker (1989) with a QnA… but not with Craven.. unless they plan the creepiest movie tie-in possible!

That’s it for this week but next week, we get John Wick Chapter 3 and more!

[loudlystrangemagazine]

You want me to do what?

[jcinktinder]

SIBLINGS, A BEST FRIEND, A DAUGHTER, are all needed to complete key plots....

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s older sister, 22-24, university student or graduate, the “calm” one of the family, most responsible, classic older sibling, currently estranged from their parents due to illicit half-brother being discovered, decently open history and personality. potential face claims: Nicola Peltz, Kaya Scodelario, and Danielle Campbell. 

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s baby brother and his closest sibling, 17-19, still living at home with their parents until he leaves for college, senior in high school. a bit wilder like Hunter, in the band the lonely virgos with Hunter. Open history short of he played football with his brother in high school and open personality. Potential face claims are Corey Fogelmanis, Nash Grier, and Grayson Dolan.

FIRST LAST, Georgia’s best friend and mom friend. 40+ in age, open name and personality, has a few common bits of history with Georgia since they’ve known each other for so long. Has children roughly the same age as her youngest three. Potential face claims are Jennifer Connelly, Lauren Graham, and Jennifer Anniston.

FIRST LYLE-STORMS,  Josie’s eldest daughter. A junior in high school, 17-18, open first name and history except for a few triggering parts. Open personality though I do see her being a bit rebellious at times and fighting her mother when she can. Potential face claims: Lili Reinhart, Katherine Mcnamara, and Katherine Langford.

Current members of the plots exist on the site, so please come check us out on ROUTE 63 and let us shower you with love and plots!

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i decided to compile a list of faces that should be considered banned in roleplays. i used a few different resources in order to help with this list that include helpersofindie, duskrph, and dear-indies as well as plenty of research! under the cut, you will find categories describing the reason why the face claim is banned. 

last updated: 5/15/2017

abuse

alex pettyfer

ashley frangipane ( halsey )

austin carlile

austin kerr

camila cabello

carter reynolds

chris brown

die antwoord

donna hylton

emile hirsch

emma roberts

ian watkins

jai brooks

james franco

jared leto

jason viohni

johnny depp

lena dunham

matt prokop

mark salling

marilyn manson

michael clifford

michael fassbender

nash grier

oli sykes

roman polanski

ronnie radke

sam pepper

sean penn

stephen collins

woody allen

abuse allegations

casey affleck

christian bale

cole sprouse

david jesus torres ( dahvie vanity )

evan peters

jake mcelfresh

jamie campbell bower

jason viohni

justin bieber

kalel cullen

matt prokrop

michael fassbender

nicola peltz

deceased

anton yelchin

brittany murphy

carrie fisher

christina grimmie

cory monteith

heath ledger

paul walker

ANYONE WHO IS DECEASED

doesn’t want to be roleplayed

alicia danielle medina

andrea russett

ashe maree

ashley osborn

baek sumin

bård ylvisåker

bertie gilbert

byung-ho park

cameron ugh

ciara bruce

dajana rads

david ghost sola

david henrie

devin sola

emerald gordon wulf

feryn suicide

hiroki narimiya

ian nelson

jarrod alonge

jayde pierce

jenn cino

justine skye

kalani hilliker

kristina pimenova

lara jade

lena muir

lisa ruocco

no yooho

mark eshleman

mary thomson ( supermaryface )

mckenna grace

mia hays

micahel kuza

morgan joyce

oh ki taek

olivia culpo

orion carolto

plum suicide

sarah urie

shin dong-ho

stephen gomez

sydney sierota

taylor nichole dean

thylane blondeau

trey defranco

twiggx

zoe kimball

underaged

amanda steele

aramis knight

auli’i cravalho

bailee madison

caleb mclaughlin

cameron boyce

camren bicondova

david masouz

finn wolfhard

gaten matarazzo

griffin gluck

jazz jennings

kiernan shipka

kristina pimenova

louis hynes

malina weissman

mia talerico

millie bobby brown

millie ramsey

natalie alyn lind

noah schnapp

quevenzhane wallis

rowan blanchard

sabrina carpenter

trey defranco

willow smith

ANY AND ALL CHILD FACE CLAIMS

supported/defended abusers

adrian brody

amy schumer

benedict cumberbatch — ableism, sexist

gael garcia bernal

harrison ford

laurie holden

meryl streep

mickey rourke

natalie portman

paul bettany

penelope cruz

scarlett johansson — calls dylan farrow “irresponsible” for coming forward with her story of molestation

taylor swift

tilda swinton — whitewashing, defends her actions

racist

azelia banks — homophobic

bella hadid

camila cabello

colton haynes — blackfaced

courtney love — murder conspiracy theory

dylan sprouse — islamphobic

gigi hadid — blackfaced

hailey baldwin

harry styles — sexist, blackfaced

heo chanmi

jennifer lawrence — ableism

kwon jiyon — cultural appropriation, ableism

liam payne — sexist

lily macapinlac 

louis tomlinson — sexist

machine gun kelly

mel gibson — anti-semitic comments, homophobic

taylor marie hill

tyle oakley — transphobic, believes in reverse racism

cultural appropriation

doug young-bae

emeraude toubia

kylie jenner

miley cyrus

selene gomez — uses slurs

vanessa hudgens

other reasons

bella thorne — racist accusations

chris colfer — ableism, fat shaming, sexist

daria sidorchuk — homophobic 

donald glover — rape jokes, sexist, racist, abelist

felix kjellberg ( pewdiepie ) — racist, anti-semitic comments, believes rape jokes are okay

floriana lima — whitewashing 

holland roden — defends colton hayes, rape jokes, supports blackface

iggy azalea — animal abuse accusation, racist and homophobic past that she has since apologized for

lauren emma cook ( felice fawn ) — animal abuse accusation only found on wiki page

lorenzo henrie — whitewashing

martin freeman — uses slurs

megan trainor — uses songs against body positive

michelle rodriguez — transphobic

rena lovelis — rape/pedophilia apologist

robert downey jr. — blackfaced, yellofaced, homophobic, defended mel gibson

theo rossi — whitewashing

tom hardy — whitewashing

uriah shelton — sexist

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New top story from Time: The 50 Most Anticipated Movies Coming Out in Summer 2019

Blockbuster film season has arrived, and its first entry will almost certainly be its biggest. Avengers: Endgame opened last week and shattered all kinds of box office records; its reviews have also been extremely strong.

But the rest of the slate of summer movies is just as intriguing: ambitious live-action Disney adaptations, a star-studded Tarantino return, terrifying original horror stories and soundtracks from rock legends. Here are 50 of the biggest summer movies coming to theaters (and, in some cases, streaming in a living room) near you.

Avengers: Endgame (April 26)

If you’ve stayed with the Marvel Cinematic Universe for 21 films, you’ll probably be happy to sit through the climactic film’s monstrous three-hour runtime. Those of the Avengers extended family who survived Thanos’ devastating final attack in Avengers: Infinity War—including Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk, Thor, and Black Widow—are joined by newcomer Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) to turn the tables against him.

Knock Down the House (May 1, Netflix)

In 2018, a record 529 women ran for Congress. This documentary, which won the Festival Favorite Award at Sundance this year, follows four of them, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as they attempt to overcome skepticism and long odds on the campaign trial.

Long Shot (May 3)

For some reason, beautiful and impressive women, from characters played by Katherine Heigl to Rose Byrne to Elizabeth Banks, tend to fall in love with Seth Rogen in movies. The latest to do so is Charlize Theron’s Charlotte Field, the poised and intelligent U.S. Secretary of State running for president who hires Rogen’s schlubby journalist to punch up her speechwriting.

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (May 3, Netflix)

This controversial film about Ted Bundy has received mixed reviews since its Sundance premiere, but Zac Efron has drawn raves for his shivering portrayal of the serial killer. Lily Collins plays Bundy’s girlfriend, who witnesses his descent into a steadily darkening place.

Wine Country (May 8, May 10 on Netflix)

A group of SNL pals—Tina Fey, Rachel Dratch, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer, Paula Pell, and Emily Spivey—have been taking real-life vacations together for years. Those uproarious, disastrous trips served as the inspiration for this warm comedy, which is Poehler’s directorial debut.

Detective Pikachu (May 10)

The creatures of Pokémon invaded the real world three years ago thanks to Pokémon Go—but they lacked fur, scales or saliva. This quasi-live-action film, in which Ryan Reynolds voices Pikachu, imbues Pokémon with all of those physical attributes, making them alternately unsettling and adorable.

The Hustle (May 10)

Scam Season never ends. This remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels features one experienced con artist (Anne Hathaway) taking a small-time scammer (Rebel Wilson) under her wing, as they embark on a quest to swindle a tech billionaire. Hathaway slips into her British accent and sillier side.

Poms (May 10)

A group of legendary actresses (Diane Keaton, Pam Grier, Jacki Weaver and Rhea Perlman) play women in a retirement community who shake off rust and bad hips to form a cheerleading squad.

Tolkien (May 10)

The $1 billion Lord of the Rings Amazon series won’t arrive for awhile, but Tolkien fans can bide their time with this biopic starring Nicholas Hoult. The film presumably takes liberties, as many biopics do, with the writer’s life; Tolkien’s family recently issued a statement expressing their disapproval.

The Souvenir (May 17)

Two generations of Swintons appear in critical darling Joanna Hogg’s latest film, which premiered to raves at Sundance. A shy film student (Honor Swinton Byrne) enters into a turbulent and destructive relationship which threatens to throw her off her path. Her real-life mother Tilda Swinton plays her buttoned-up mother in the movie.

John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (May 17)

The legend of Keanu Reeves has only seemed to deepen over time. He returns to play the title character of this cult-favorite franchise, which features plenty of exquisite hand-to-hand combat and canine love.

The Sun Is Also A Star (May 17)

Grown-ish star Yara Shahidi and Riverdale‘s Reggie Charles Melton play star-crossed lovers in this adaptation of the YA novel by Nicola Yoon.

Aladdin (May 24)

Disney hopes that the live-action reboot of its beloved animated take on the Middle Eastern folktale will be a huge hit. For better or worse, much of the recent discourse surrounding the film has centered on Will Smith’s bewildering body paint. “Will Smith as #Aladdin’s genie makes me want to uninvent CGI,” wrote one user on Twitter. Blue paint aside, the film itself looks like a splashy, effects-heavy take on the original.

Booksmart (May 24)

The trope of the Last High School Party has been told time and time again through the years—from Dazed and Confused to Superbad—but very rarely has it been seen through female eyes. Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut features two goodie-two-shoes seniors (played by Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever) as they attempt to leave high school with a bang.

Always Be My Maybe (May 29, May 31 on Netflix)

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Randall Park and Ali Wong play childhood best friends-turned lovers in this will-they-won’t-they rom-com. Look out for lots of delicious-looking food, a spot-on D’Angelo impression and a hysterical cameo from one of the superstars on this list.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters (May 31)

The mythical Japanese monster was given a jolt in 2014, when Gareth Edwards’ film was largely praised (though not in this magazine) for its jaw-dropping visuals and action sequences. The sequel features Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown and an array of leviathans and giant brutes.

Rocketman (May 31)

The latest entry of the classic rock biopic boom traces the life of Elton John, who is imbued with flair and an impressively accurate singing impression by actor Taron Egerton.

Domino (May 31)

The director Brian De Palma celebrates 50 years in cinema with this grisly thriller starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. The Game of Thrones alumnus plays a Copenhagen police officer tracking down the killer of his partner.

Ma (May 31)

Octavia Spencer has often been typecast as sweet or wearied characters, perhaps in part due to what she terms her “nurse face.” She is far more sinister in this new psychological thriller, in which she plays a woman who begins to terrorize a group of teenagers in small-town Ohio.

Deadwood: The Movie (May 31, HBO)

Fans of the HBO Western series have been begging for a reboot since the show was abruptly cancelled after three seasons. The film, which has been in development hell for more than a decade, will finally come to fruition and grapple with death and memory loss—themes that creator David Milch has confronted in his real life after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

Dark Phoenix (June 7)

Game of Thrones will be wrapped up by early June, but Sophie Turner’s rise is just getting started. The actor who portrays Sansa Stark on the HBO series will lead the latest X-Men installment; she plays Jean Grey, a telepathic mutant struggling with the power of her alter ego, Phoenix.

Late Night (June 7)

Emma Thompson plays a curmudgeonly late-night talk show host opposite Mindy Kaling—who also wrote the movie—as an idealistic writer and the only woman in the writers room. The unlikely pair attempts to lift the show out of white-male mediocrity and prevent a looming cancellation.

The Last Black Man in San Francisco (June 7)

Joe Talbot’s directorial debut won rave festival reviews for its wistful portrayal of a rapidly-gentrifying San Francisco. A black San Franciscan named Jimmie Fails plays himself as he attempts to reclaim his childhood home in the Fillmore District.

Secret Life of Pets 2 (June 7)

Patton Oswalt, Tiffany Haddish and Harrison Ford join an already star-studded cast of voice actors for the second installment of this chipper animated franchise. Oswalt takes over for the disgraced Louis C.K. in voicing the protagonist Jack Russell Terrier.

Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese (June 12, Netflix)

From The Last Waltz to Shine a Light, Martin Scorsese has proven that few directors can match his ability to capture the intimacy and kinetic energy of a rock concert. Here, he turns his focus to Bob Dylan—whose life he explored in the 2005 documentary No Direction Home—and his legendarily freewheeling 1975-1976 tour, which featured appearances from Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez.

Shaft (June 14)

The third generation of “the black James Bond” arrives in the guise of Jessie Usher. He is joined by the Shafts who came before him: his father (played by Samuel L. Jackson) and grand-uncle (played by Richard Roundtree, the original Shaft). The last Shaft movie, released in 2000, was directed by the late director John Singleton.

Men in Black: International (June 14)

Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson showed off a crackling rapport in Thor: Ragnarok. The duo reconvenes in this latest installment of the alien franchise that leaves Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones on the sidelines. In this one, Hemsworth and Thompson take their carbonizers to London.

Spider-Man: Far From Home (June 14)

Spider-Man: Homecoming served as a welcome reprieve from the weary darkness of much of the rest of the Marvel Universe. In this sequel to that 2017 movie, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) sets off on a European vacation, where Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) recruits him in a fight against Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal).

The Dead Don’t Die (June 14)

Jim Jarmusch, a titan of independent film, wrote and directed a movie populated by what is being billed “the greatest zombie cast ever disassembled”: Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Chloë Sevigny play police officers who lead the defense against a zombie attack on a small town. They are joined, in living and undead form, by Tilda Swinton, Steve Buscemi, Danny Glover, Selena Gomez and Iggy Pop, among others.

Wild Rose (June 14)

A brash ex-convict and single mother from Glasgow, played by Jessie Buckley, strives to become a Nashville country star. Buckley has received rave reviews for the role: “As a musician, she’s terrific, but as an actress she’s even better, with ceaselessly mobile features like a changeable Northern sky,” Leslie Felperin wrote in the Hollywood Reporter.

Child’s Play (June 21)

Mark Hamill, who in addition to playing Luke Skywalker is one of the great voice actors in film and television history for his Joker and other roles, lends his pliable vocal cords to another terrifying villain: Chucky. Aubrey Plaza plays a mother who gifts her son that unsettling doll before realizing it has started murdering people.

Toy Story 4 (June 21)

Woody, Buzz and the gang meet a new friend: a plastic spork with googly eyes and an existential crisis. Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and the rest of the talented voice cast return for the fourth installment of this beloved series—as does the voice of Mr. Potato Head, the irascible, late Don Rickles, whose parts were assembled through archival recordings.

Annabelle Comes Home (June 28)

The Conjuring universe continues to expand and terrify. This film—the third of the hugely successful Annabelle subfranchise—takes place between The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2 and follows the paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) as they bring home a doll that will soon torment their young daughter.

Yesterday (June 28)

A mediocre singer-songwriter (Himesh Patel) is hit by a bus during a global blackout and wakes up to a world in which nobody but him remembers the Beatles. He begins passing their songs off as his own, kickstarting a long and winding road through fame and disillusionment.

Midsommar (July 3)

Director Ari Aster shocked the world last year with his grotesque and exhilarating horror film Hereditary. From the looks of it, his follow-up will be equally unsettling: it follows a summer festival in a small Swedish village that quickly turns into a bloody competition.

Crawl (July 12)

You’ll probably want to stay away from bodies of water after seeing Alexandre Aja’s latest horror flick. The film sees a daughter and father trapped inside a house during a hurricane—along with a teeming horde of alligators from the Florida Everglades.

Stuber (July 12)

Kumail Nanjiani is a nebbish Uber driver; Dave Bautista is a gassed-up cop. They bounce off each other in this 21st-century take on the odd-couple road trip.

The Farewell (July 12)

Courtesy of A24Awkwafina stars in The Farewell, written and directed by Lulu Wang.

Awkwafina is best known for her uproarious, scene-stealing turns in Ocean’s 8 and Crazy Rich Asians. But she shows off her range in The Farewell, a sensitive family drama in which her character and her family travel to China from New York City to say goodbye to her dying grandmother.

The Lion King (July 19)

The big cats of this computer-generated, photorealistic remake of Disney’s animated classic have some new and famous voices: Donald Glover will voice Simba, while Beyoncé lends her pipes to Nala. But one voice will remain from the original 1994 film: the deep, reassuring tones of James Earl Jones as Mufasa.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (July 26)

Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film—he has said he’s retiring after ten—takes place in 1969 Los Angeles as the city reels from the Manson Family murders. Leonardo DiCaprio took a pay cut to star as a washed-up Western actor; Brad Pitt plays his body double and Margot Robbie is Sharon Tate. Al Pacino, Bruce Dern, Lena Dunham and Luke Perry—in his last credited role—also star.

Dora and the Lost City of Gold (July 31)

Dora, the diminutive explorer, charmed a generation of children on Nickelodeon with her whimsical, low-stakes cartoon adventures. Will those fans follow her into this live-action adventure film? Dora, now in high school, plunges into the jungle to confront a familiar foe (Swiper the fox) with a terrifying new voice (Benicio del Toro).

New Mutants (August 2)

Two months after Dark Phoenix, it’s the little Stark sister’s turn to plunge into the X-Men universe. Maisie Williams plays one in a group of young mutants who are held against their will and attempt to break out of their captivity. The movie is being billed, unlike its more action-oriented predecessors, as horror.

The Nightingale (August 2)

Jennifer Kent’s harrowing follow-up to the global horror phenomenon The Babadook had a successful run at film festivals beginning last summer. The movie, which stars Aisling Franciosi and Sam Claflin, follows a young woman seeking revenge for the murder of her family.

Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (August 2)

The latest Fast and Furious spinoff knows exactly what it is, and so do you: there will be fast cars, flying fists, hair-raising explosions, sweeping waterfront locales, and grandiose paeans to importance of family. Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham frontline this mission against a menacing and cyber-genetically enhanced Idris Elba.

Artemis Fowl (August 9)

It’s been 18 years since the twelve-year-old criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl hacked his way into the hearts of young readers across the world. Seven novels later, the precocious criminal will finally arrive on the big screen in the hopes of kickstarting the next blockbuster fantasy franchise.

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (August 9)

Guillermo del Toro loves his monsters, and especially the ones found in this book by Alvin Schwartz. Del Toro stumbled upon the series at a bookstore in Texas and was compelled to produce this adaptation; it will likely feature a handful of the series’ creepiest and most compelling tales.

The Kitchen (August 9)

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Tiffany Haddish, Elisabeth Moss and Melissa McCarthy play mob wives-turned-mobsters in this 1970s period drama. They confront rival gangs, the FBI, and their own criminal husbands with barrage after barrage of gunfire.

Blinded By the Light (August 14)

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Sarfraz Manzoor was born thirty years after Bruce Springsteen and grew up more than three thousand miles away. But as a teenager, he came to realize that the existential dread of Thatcherite Britain closely mirrored the “death trap” of Springsteen’s New Jersey. This film, which Manzoor co-adapted from his memoir, Greetings from Bury Park, dramatizes the story of how he turned to The Boss’ music for escape and uplift.

Good Boys (August 16)

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg specialize in the hijinks of juvenile men. But this film, which they produced, might be their first since Superbad in which the characters’ maturity levels properly match their ages. It centers around three middle-schoolers as they enter the agonies and ecstasies of teeangerdom. Jacob Tremblay, one of the youngest Oscar nominees ever, gets in on their potty-mouthed humor.

Where’d You Go, Bernadette (August 16)

Maria Semple’s 2012 novel about a disappearing mother spent a year on the New York Times‘ bestseller list. Cate Blanchett stars in the titular role; Richard Linklater directs.

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TWO SIBLINGS, BEST FRIEND, YOUNGER SISTER NEEDED! 

Key members needed to complete a one tree hill based plot on a small town real life site.

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s older sister and his least favorite sibling, 21-23, always was the perfect sibling, type A older sister personality, clashes with Hunt a lot, especially over their half-brother Alec. Open history short of a few points syncing with Hunt’s. Potential face claims are Nicola Peltz, Kaya Scodelario, and Danielle Campbell.

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s baby brother and his closest sibling, 17-19, still living at home with their parents until he leaves for college, senior in high school. a bit wilder like Hunter, in the band the lonely virgos with Hunter. Open history short of he played football with his brother in high school and open personality. Potential face claims are Corey Fogelmanis, Nash Grier, and Grayson Dolan. 

THE BROOKE, the third best friend to noah centineo’s bast in the OTH friend group. A natural leader, very stubborn, intelligent, fashion orientated, and knows what she wants. Potential face claims are Cierra Ramirez, Victoria Morales, and Camila Mendes. 

FIRST STYLES, 18-19, Cade’s baby sister. She’s the only member of the family who didn’t shun him when he came out to his family and she stayed in touch with him once he was shipped out of town. She’s very sweet and caring. Open personality and history for the most part. Potential face claims are Kiernan Shipka, Dove Cameron, and Lili Reinhardt. 

There are currently members of the plots on the site, but we’re hoping to complete the requests and bring the groups together! Please come check us out on ROUTE 63 and join in all the fun that comes from a tight knit group of family and friends.

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SIBLINGS, A BEST FRIEND, A DAUGHTER, are all needed to complete key plots....

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s older sister, 22-24, university student or graduate, the “calm” one of the family, most responsible, classic older sibling, currently estranged from their parents due to illicit half-brother being discovered, decently open history and personality. potential face claims: Nicola Peltz, Kaya Scodelario, and Danielle Campbell. 

FIRST APPLEWOOD, Hunter’s baby brother and his closest sibling, 17-19, still living at home with their parents until he leaves for college, senior in high school. a bit wilder like Hunter, in the band the lonely virgos with Hunter. Open history short of he played football with his brother in high school and open personality. Potential face claims are Corey Fogelmanis, Nash Grier, and Grayson Dolan.

FIRST LAST, Georgia’s best friend and mom friend. 40+ in age, open name and personality, has a few common bits of history with Georgia since they’ve known each other for so long. Has children roughly the same age as her youngest three. Potential face claims are Jennifer Connelly, Lauren Graham, and Jennifer Anniston.

FIRST LYLE-STORMS,  Josie’s eldest daughter. A junior in high school, 17-18, open first name and history except for a few triggering parts. Open personality though I do see her being a bit rebellious at times and fighting her mother when she can. Potential face claims: Lili Reinhart, Katherine Mcnamara, and Katherine Langford.

Current members of the plots exist on the site, so please come check us out on ROUTE 63 and let us shower you with love and plots!