#winona is COMING for that emmy let me tell you!

[jessicawhitlys]

Winona Ryder as Evelyn Finkel in The Plot Against America 1.01

“Where did all the boys go? There used to be so many.”

[misskittysmagicportal]

We talk about our thirsts all the time, tell us more about yours. What's something you'd like to do or have done to you? What celebrities, besides Rob obv., give you the sweats? If you had to pick one of his costars or another character from his stuff, who would it be?

I only became introduced to Robert because I'm a giant fucking Rupert Grint fan!! Like Ron Weasley any day of the week!! coincidentally that's how I also was introduced to Domhnall Gleeson 🥵🥵🥵 He's 100% nerd sexy. May I suggest "Run" on HBO Max because he.. has this scene that is just dirty sexy without being graphic. Put me in a Ron x Bill Sandwich and make him a part Werewolf.

Costars wise? I also would not kick Killian Scott aka Tommy or the guy who played Luke in Love/Hate season 2 out of bed. Ben Barnes. David Tennant. Krysten Ritter. (All went on to be in the MCU Netflix-verse 😳) Tom Hopper. David Castaneda. Emmy Raver-Lampman. Lily Cole. Jonathan Bailey. Alexander Skarsgard. GIMME GIMME GIMME.

My longest innocent turned deeply sexual crushes are Keanu Reeves. Drew Barrymore. Anne Hathaway. Ben Affleck. Winona Ryder. ((God I love being pansexual lol)) Over the last ten years Tom Hiddleston and Jack O'Connell and Jodie Whittaker. Don't get me started on Becky Lynch, Drew McIntyre, Seth Rollins and Rhea Ripley 😬😆😳

With the above, I would let them do anything to me. Legit. BDSM. Pegging. Anal 😳 (Just Keanu). My biggest fantasy is a threesome with Rob and Anne. Or just slow, attentive, loads of foreplay, lovemaking (throw in blindfolds, minor BDSM) with Keanu. Actually blindfolding, binding, being chased (anything with danger) turns me on. I think spanking would too with the right person. most of the sexual encounters I write about I fantasize about it.

Being funny is an actual, genuine turn on to me. There's some conventionally unattractive men I find sexy because they make me laugh in earnest. Like Q from Impractical Jokers or Adam Sandler 🤷🏻‍♀️ Seth Rogen too. Truly that's the only main reason I keep coming back to Rob. He's very sexy. Incredibly handsome. That gets boring. But he makes me laugh; I adore him for that. Q makes me laugh the way Rob does. So I go back to him too 😉

[madphantom]

The Sound of Life - Chapter 27 - The final Chapter

Winslow was an old man when he realized he would die. He was late. Most of his friends were gone already. The Juicy Fruits had breathed their last breath three years prior when their tour bus had exploded. His parents, Lucy, Emmy, Jenny and the twins had peacefully died of old age. Sandy and Ellie had missed their husbands so much after the fatal accident. William had lost his life after surgery in April. And Phoenix... Phoenix had battled cancer for so long, but in the end she'd lost the fight. He had held her hand when she had closed her eyes for the last time.

Winslow's daughter held his hand when he quietly told her that he loved her, over and over. Her smaragdine eyes gazed into his. He could see sorrow in them, but also understanding. His time had come.

"Pa!", she whispered in her pretty voice, kneeling down next to him. She looked a lot like Winslow, tall and lanky, with silky dark golden hair and large eyes behind her thick glasses. But the eyes were not his. They were hers.

He smiled. "Hey Winny. Don't worry about me. I'll be just fine. Tell Benjamin it's okay he couldn't come."

"I will," she whispered and wiped a tear off her cheek. She had been upset all week that her brother, being busy in L.A., couldn't come to see his sick father. She'd already been alone when Phoenix had died, two years earlier. But Winslow understood Benjamin's struggle. He had a career and a harsh boss. While Winona was still unsure which of her many talents would lead her to glory, Benjamin was in Los Angeles, rocking shows with his electric guitar and deep voice. He was already being praised as the new Beef, but better. Critics loved his humble personality and stage shows. He was handled as the most promising young talent of the decade.

Winona was like Winslow. She had his talents and his flaws. He would miss her.

Beef stepped through the door. "Hey, Birb Man. Everybody's waiting for your appeareance. You comin'?"

"Sure, Tinker Bell," Winslow replied and got up. He no longer needed the voice box and it vanished into thin air. His blind eye could see again and his scars healed. Suddenly he felt young again. He kissed Winona goodbye and followed Beef through the door.

Behind the door waited the stage of the Paradise. His stage. He could see the Juicy Fruits in the audience. As he stepped out behind the curtain in a dramatic black leather outfit everyone cheered.

"Rock it bro!", Emmy screamed from the front row. "Show those fuckers what you can do!"

"Emmy!", his mother hissed.

"Let her be," his father calmed her down. Lucy and Jenny laughed.

The twins were standing nearby, hand in hand with Archie and Harold. Jeffrey was also there, and they were alive. And well. William waved his long arms from the audience and smiled. Next to him Winslow saw Melody with Antoine. They were holding hands and smiling. With them was a little girl with red hair and sparkling green eyes. She cheered.

And there, from the other side of the stage, Phoenix came walking towards him. She was as beautiful as always, her long dark hair flowing over her shoulders, her white dress glowing in the spotlight. And then she smiled.

Without words Winslow walked towards her. When they met in the middle of the stage she reached out and caressed his cheek.

"Hello," she whispered and kissed him.

From somewhere above the sound of Old Souls echoed through the Paradise. And, quietly, Winslow began to sing.

"Our love is an old love, baby

It's older than all our years

I have seen in strange young eyes

Familiar tears..."

Phoenix joined in:

"We're old souls, baby

In a new life

They gave us a new life

To live and learn

Some time to touch old friends

And still return..."

And when the chorus began the crowd sang along, one mighty chorus of love:

"Our paths have crossed and parted

This love affair was started long

Long ago

This love survives the ages

In it's story lives are pages

Fill them up

May ours turn slow..."

[milliebobbybrownfan]

New Post has been published on Millie Bobby Brown Fan #MillieBobbyBrown #StrangerThings

New Post has been published on http://millie-bobby-brown.com/photosvideo-millie-for-instyle-magazine/

Photos/Video: Millie for Instyle Magazine

Millie will be in the new issue of Instyle magazine that hits newstands later this week. Check out photos from the spread as well as a behind the scenes video. I will add scans as soon as I can.

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Millie Bobby Brown Talks Fame, Fashion, and “The Upside Down” The most telling moment in Millie Bobby Brown’s InStyle fashion shoot comes while she’s standing atop a ladder in a pink cascading Valentino couture gown assuming a series of model-like poses as the camera clicks away. She’s been working it for a half hour or so, when the far-off look on her face disappears and her self-proclaimed inability to sit still takes over.

“I think we’ve got it,” she announces, hopping off her perch and heading to wardrobe, the scent of teen spirit wafting in her wake as everyone starts moving on to the next frame.

Not many 13-year-olds get away with literally calling the shots in a room full of New York City fashion creatives, but confidence is not something the fledgling star lacks.

Brown grew up as the third of four children in the southern English coastal town of Bournemouth, where her parents realized early on that she was a natural-born performer. While her siblings favored cartoons, Brown opted for musicals and watched America’s Next Top Model on repeat. She started auditioning for commercials at age 8 and eventually landed bit roles on shows like Modern Family and Grey’s Anatomy.

Her big break came last year when she bounded onto the scene in Netflix’s ’80s-inspired sci-fi hit, Stranger Things, in which she holds her own against Matthew Modine and Winona Ryder as Eleven, a wunderkind with psychokinetic abilities who can throw grown men into walls with her distinctive steely stare. She’s already nabbed a SAG Award for her role as part of the ensemble cast, and the series received 18 Emmy nominations for its first run, including outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for Brown.

Given that Season 1 ended with her character presumably trapped in the underworld called the Upside Down, questions have persisted about her return. Fear not: Brown confirms over a plate of French fries that she will be back and is more excited than ever, in part because she has more than the 40 or so lines she had last year. “It’s a lot darker and more emotional and emotionally challenging for me, 10 times more than the first season,” she says. “Everything is explained.”

Brown also just wrapped her first feature film, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, in which she plays the lead opposite Vera Farmiga and Kyle Chandler. She loved the experience, but not so much the big-screen pacing. “I had the time of my life, but it’s very different,” she says. “The other day we did 75 takes for one scene, and for Stranger Things we sometimes do it all in one take, so it’s very interesting.”

Along with her experience, her social circle is also broadening. She’s done solo TV appearances on Ellen and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, had powwows with the likes of Meryl Streep and Barack Obama (both of whom she calls “very sweet”), and even gone from fangirl to friend of Miley Cyrus. “We text and FaceTime often,” says Brown. “She’s fabulous.”

Now Brown is getting used to having her own admirers. “I can’t walk down a street or outside this hotel without somebody asking for a picture,” she says. “But there’s also the fact that I kind of asked for it, you know? I can’t blame it on my fans. I will never say no unless I’m in an airport and need to catch a flight or I’m at dinner with my family, because that’s just quality time. But other than that, no, I’m fine with the fame. I accept it. All I want to do is model, act, and sing, so if fame comes with that, then so be it.”

A triple threat if there ever was one, she says she’s not quite ready for Broadway but enjoys honing those ANTM skills. “Modeling is very close to my heart,” she says. “I feel like just taking pictures is amazing. You’ll feel if you did a good job in that shoot—or if you feel like you haven’t, then you haven’t. But some pictures turn out to be iconic, and it means so much.”

Not surprisingly, the fashion world loves her right back. (A young, bubbly pixie on the rise who can wear clothes well? What’s not to love?) She has been courted by brands such as Coach and Louis Vuitton and is currently the face of Converse. This past January she appeared in the first campaign for Calvin Klein’s couture line, By Appointment, under the watchful eye of new chief creative officer Raf Simons, one of the industry’s most revered designers. She was playing Monopoly with her family in a cabin in the woods when her agent called to tell her she got the gig. When asked if she knew of Simons’s work beforehand, Brown’s reply is the verbal equivalent of an eye roll: “Of course. I mean, come on.”

Off duty, she favors pieces from Topshop and her Converse kicks, but for any professional appearances the selection process isn’t as casual. She works with a stylist to find “age-appropriate” looks that are then run by an extensive list of guardians. “Everything I wear has to go through every person on my team,” she says. “It has to go through my mum first. If she approves, it’ll go to my agents, and then, obviously, the last stop is my dad—and if he doesn’t like it, then I’m not wearing it. It’s as simple as that.”

Her steady references to her family are a charming reminder that she’s still a kid, albeit one with an outsize future. “You know, I’m just a 13-year-old like any other 13-year-old, so I just plan on living my life and take it step-by-step. Hopefully, in five years’ time I will be in college. No, let’s say eight years … unless I get a really good movie. Then it’s, ‘See ya, college!’ ” – Source

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