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Steven Mckell!
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He/Him Acting/comedy! 4.4 million on Tik Tok, Facebook 1.2 million IG-stevenmckell biz- [email protected]
United Kingdom Entrou em Nisan 2009
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#Scream7 gives you everything you want in a scream movie. Great kills, great acting and bad ass female characters! The nostalgia it brings is epic!
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I really liked how Tatum was spoke about a lot in the new scream 7
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“Go Lassie Go” in Sinners was recorded live with Jack O’Connell, Lola Kirke and Peter Dreimanis, using a combination of close mics and a boom mic that moved with the scene to preserve the realism of the outdoor setting 🎶🪕
🎥 catgutsound/skywalkersound via IG
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Nothing, and I mean nothing will compare to being in the cinema and watching this scene! Everyone around me and myself had our mouths wide open in awe! It was pure cinematic glee
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Dr. Ian Kelson performing The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)
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‘THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2’ is the biggest trailer debut ever for 20th Century with 222M views in the first 24 hours.
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My son texted me the letter "X" at 11 PM.
That is our agreement.
It means: "Things are getting weird. Get me out. But make it look like you are the bad guy."
I called him immediately. I used my "angry dad" voice.
"I told you to clean the garage before you left! Get home right now or you're grounded for a month!"
He hung up, rolled his eyes at his friends, and said, "My dad is such a psycho. I gotta go."
He got in the car. He was safe. He didn't have to be a "snitch" or "uncool."
He just had to be the kid with the annoying dad.
I will wear that badge every single day if it keeps him safe.
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@RoyalMail always late with my orders and instead of saying it’s not arriving today they just don’t update!! 😡
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I had a friend who used to call me at 4am crying about her boyfriend. I’d wake up, listen, let her vent, and then go back to sleep, more than once. One night I couldn’t sleep, so I thought I’d return the favor and called her at 4am. She answered and told me she was sleeping, & I should call back tomorrow. Moral of the story: always remember that energy you give isn’t always going to be reciprocated—set your boundaries, even with “friends.”
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need you to trust me for the whole 79 seconds.
Brendan Fraser getting the most heartwarming props from Eman Kellam. one of the most lovely and authentic exchanges of pure love & light we've seen in a while. an honor to watch, tbh.
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Brendan Fraser just looks and acts like such a nice guy! I want to give him the biggest hug!
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I was born in 1961 too.
And this version of the past is a myth.
Kids did have food allergies we just didn’t have the science to name them.
I lost a brother before he was two because medicine didn’t yet understand what allergy killed him.
Trans kids didn’t “not exist.”
They hid. They were shamed. Many never survived adolescence.
Violence didn’t start with social media.
Bullying, racism, misogyny, and abuse were simply normalized and ignored.
Families didn’t stay together because things were better
they stayed together because women and children had fewer choices.
And no, it wasn’t just “Merry Christmas.”
We said Happy Holidays. Season’s Greetings. Yuletide.
Nobody lost their mind. Nobody felt threatened. We just… lived.
I rode buses and subways too
they weren’t magically safer.
We just didn’t talk about what happened on them.
What really changed wasn’t people.
It was visibility.
Data replaced denial.
Voices replaced silence.
And accountability replaced nostalgia.
The past wasn’t safer.
It was quieter because suffering had nowhere to go.
I don’t want a time machine.
I want a future where we stop confusing silence with peace.
Stop being such a boomer.
Byl Holte@SirBylHolte
I was born in 1961. Nobody had food allergies. There were no TRANS kids. I could ride public transportation without being set on fire. I could go to school without getting jumped. We played outside until the streetlights came on. Cartoons didnt try to turn us gay. Movies and TV shows didn't try to depress us about our lives. Families didn't break up over politics. You could say "Merry Christmas" without starting a war. A man was a man, a woman was a woman, and nobody pretended otherwise. Nobody lost their job or their home for merely stating biological facts. We respected cops, teachers, and the flag. Nobody was "offended" by EVERYTHING. And if anybody WAS offended by anything, it was THEIR PERSONAL PROBLEM, not a national crisis. Call me old-fashioned and outdated - but I really miss those days. I'd give anything to go back to BEFORE 24/7 cable news, social media doom-scrolling, and algorithm rage machines. Because tech turned families into enemies, politics into war, and every keyboard warrior into a lie-spreading narcissist. So Santa, if you're following me: All I want for Christmas is a global time machine. So we can get back to the glorious days of real community, actual news, personal responsibility - AND SANITY.
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