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I am: weird, silly, serious, outgoing, kind, creative... I am me. Actor+Model+Horror Movie Fanatic! Love. Light. ♥️✝️

Los Angeles
Joined October 2009
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Just found out Cotton Eye Joe was made by a Swedish group that larps as their own Appalachian redneck OCs. They have hicksonas
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As of midnight, the Palisades fire has burned nearly 17,300 acres (0% contained). The Eaton fire has burned 10,600 acres (0% contained). The Hurst fire has burned 855 acres (10% contained). The Lidia fire has burned 348 acres (40% contained). The Sunset fire has burned 43 acres (0% contained).
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#UPDATE: Most evacuation orders for Sunset Fire in Hollywood Hills lifted, LAFD says abc7.la/40rGF0f
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🚁 WATCH: Amazing precision - water drop on the Sunset Fire in the Hollywood Hills
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
if you’re living in LA, and safe, please share footage of what you’re seeing in the comments here. think it would be good to have a single, easy thread to read, to help people understand how bad it is right now
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Waking up on October 1st
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Them: I can’t stand the internet it’s so toxic Me:
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Coming up live is THE REAL DEBATE: 8:45 pm ET / 5:45 pm PT xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1OdKrjDkZ…
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
Studio Ghibli is being awarded an Honorary Palme d’Or at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. It marks the first time that the award will be given to a group. variety.com/2024/film/global…
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I only just discovered this show. It’s fantastic!!!! I prefer watching the series in its original Spanish language, but I do believe it can be dubbed if you so choose to see it that way.
In this park, the screams come from beyond. #TierraIncognita, an Original series, is now streaming on #DisneyPlus. #DisneyPlusDay
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Throwback to the 90s when celebrities all looked naturally unique
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
In 1972, while on vacation, Stefano Mariottini, an engineer from Rome, snorkeling off the coast of Monasterace near Riace, noticed a human hand sticking out of the sand. Deciding that it was a corpse, he called the police. From the bottom of the Ionian Sea, two statues of "Warriors from Riace" were raised - ancient Greek bronze statues of the 5th century BC.
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This photo is of a reenactment of the original finding. The statue in this picture is a fake fiberglass replica. Source: repubblica.it/cultura/2022/0… Real Riace Bronzes: repubblica.it/cultura/2022/0… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riace_bro…
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Ryan brings up a good point. Make sure there’s a provision in your contracts where if the company goes bankrupt or wants to sell its assets (including their library of “actor scans”), the rights to your #AI “digital double” reverts back to you.
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🎉 Exciting News! The Cougar Conservancy is grateful to announce that we have been awarded a grant by the @CityAgouraHills to further our coexistence work in the region! Stay tuned as we share updates on the exciting projects that this grant will help us undertake.
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
President of SAG-AFTRA Fran Drescher's speech against the AMPTP was fantastic. A historical day.
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For those that didn't watch the press conference, one of the AMPTP's "reasonable" and "historic" offers was to be able to pay actors once to be scanned as background then owned to be used indefinitely, on any number of projects, as a digital asset, for no further pay.
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
A SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical/Streaming Strike has been ordered effective July 14, at 12:01 a.m. Additional details are forthcoming. The Strike Order can be found here: ow.ly/aqOK50PaX2W
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Lydia Hearst retweeted
We will be going live soon with a press conference from SAG-AFTRA Plaza regarding a TV/Theatrical/Streaming strike. #SAGAFTRAstrong youtube.com/live/FQiO8ZeK2Hs…
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Recent research revealed that this obsidian mirror was used by Queen Elizabeth I's famed political advisor and occultist, John Dee, to 'speak' with angels. It has been determined that the mirror has Aztec origins. Crafted in Mexico over 500 years ago, it most likely ended up in Europe as part of the expeditions led by Hernan Cortes. Currently, the mirror is on display at the British Museum. John Dee had a diverse range of interests, including astronomy, astrology, alchemy, and mathematics. He served as an advisor to Queen Elizabeth I from the beginning of her reign in 1558 until the 1570s. Dee was also a strong advocate for overseas exploration and the establishment of colonies. Later in his life, he became involved in divination and the occult, seeking to communicate with angels through the use of scryers—individuals who can divine the future—using artifacts such as mirrors and crystals. Scholars have determined that Dee's mirror, along with another mirror, originated in Pachucha, located just northeast of Mexico City. The third mirror and the slab came from Ucareo, approximately 150 miles west. Both regions were under Aztec control during the early 16th century. The Aztecs regarded obsidian as a protective material with medicinal properties, viewing its reflective surface as a shield against evil spirits. This volcanic glass was also associated with death, the underworld, and the capturing of a person's image and soul. Following the invasion of the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlán by forces commanded by Hernán Cortés in 1521, treasures, including obsidian mirrors, were swiftly shipped back to Europe.
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