Hellooo so I was wondering, has there been any celebrities that inspired names on your baby list? If so, who was it and why? Was it because you actually liked this celebrity or did you just hear their name and take a liking to it? What middle name would you put with it?
I think mine would probably be after Louis (Lou-ee) Tomlinson from one direction lol. I spent the longest time paying no attention to that band, but I swear I love that man🤚
I’ve had the image of a celebrity stuck in my head for a while, but I cannot for the life of me remember his name or find him anywhere online. He’s been plaguing my thoughts for months and I need answers for my sanity’s sake.
He’s a white dude (looks like he would burn very easily in the sun, so quite pale), has curly black hair (or it could’ve been dark brown—maybe the lightning was weird), and he possibly has brown eyes. His eyes look a bit wide, and he kind of has a baby face. He didn’t have any distinct facial hair in the image I’m picturing. I can only see him in my head with a slightly surprised expression (but not too surprised), or a very small smile if anything (it would be with his lips, not with his teeth). I keep thinking that his lips look like they need chapstick, but I don’t know if that helps much. He doesn’t have a wide or very pointy chin, it falls somewhere in the middle. I don’t think his cheekbones were too defined. He was skinny, and didn’t look very muscular at all.
I’m fairly certain the image I’m remembering is of him on some sort of red carpet, there’s bright lighting and there may or may not be other guys standing with him possibly (he’s not in a band though), but I don’t know if that particular detail is as accurate or as important as the other details I recall.
I think he was big in the 2010s era (like he was either wearing a normal suit, or he had one of those weird fashionable vest outfits going on that were big at the time—think original Jonas brothers fashion but with a slightly older man). In my mind, I associate him with SNL, but I haven’t managed to find him there, so I’m guessing I’m just making a connection between him and being funny. I thought that he was part of Lonely Island, but after checking, I can confirm that he is not.
For some reason, I want to think he’s Italian, but I’m not sure if I’m basing that off of some weird assumption on how he looked or if there’s actual truth to that. Either wag, he speaks English and is/was popular in America.
He definitely wasn’t a teen, but he could pass as younger than he actually is. My guess is somewhere between 24ish and his 30s (I can’t say that he’s either of those ages now though). I’m certain he’s not recently famous, at least, he’s been known about for more than 5 years, and I’d bet longer than that.
I think he’s an actor of some kind. I heavily doubt he was a musician. He looks like he’d play an awkward, nerdy, or shy type character. And to bring it up again
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My friend is having treatment for his depressive attacks and he's using a bunch of antidepressants and sleeping pills. He said that he even sometimes take them with alcohol. But also he told me that it's impossible to die from overdosing on them. Is this really true? He told me that celebrities that die from overdosing on them they've actually died from some illegal drugs. I don't quite believe him to be honest. But I just wanted to see what your guys' opinions on this topic.
It's short but this man is fishing hard for a discount, and working night audit means nobody is up for me to share it with. So, here we go!
The man comes in and says he booked the room for his business associate, but they would be unable to make it so he would just take the room instead. Okay, not a big issue or anything. I just need the confirmation email showing that he actually was the one who booked it, which he did. So the check-in process starts. He's a musician and producer from outside of Atlanta. (. . . yeah, you and thousands other bud. No, I don't want to hear your newest song. . . okay you're going to crank up the volume anyway. . . cool.)
Then I ask him for payment. He'll pay with cash. We don't accept cash until check out. oh, well he doesn't know if there's money on the card. you see, he's waiting for a check to clear then he'll have money on that account. Of course the bank card in question was one of those sketchy banks that set up shop in Walmarts. But, of course it declines and he leaves, promising to return. Which, to his credit he does, and with a working debit card no less! But there's now an issue.
Man: I thought I paid for it already?
Me: No, we charge you when you get here. You have to present the card.
Man: Oh. . . hmmm . . . well I thought they took the money out. Why did they give me a confirmation number then if I didn't pay?
Me: It's a confirmation that you reserved that room.
Mind you he had no problems paying twenty minutes prior, and the card used to book was neither one of the cards he offered up to pay.
He gets checked in and everything is good, until twenty or so minutes later the man comes back downstairs.
Man: This isn't the room I booked.
Me, after checking the booking: It says you booked a king room, and that is a king room. . . is there a problem with it?
Man: Yes. I booked a king suite with a separate bedroom and a pullout sofa.
Me: Well, we don't have any rooms like that here. The closest thing we have is a room with a sofa bed.
Man: The man on the phone said I had a king suite with a separate bedroom and a pullout sofa.
Me: We don't have any men that work here, so you might have spoken to reservations, but like I said we don't have any rooms with the separate room. We only have our standard kings.
Mind you he paid $115 for this room. What nice hotel has a suite like that for $115?
Man: I told you I'd planned on having my friend stay here, but he didn't make it. But if he had
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I don't know how else to describe this, but a lot of female Asian celebrities that I've seen use a similar eyebrow makeup technique. It makes the face look young and youthful. I'm not referring to the straight-brow trend, it has more to do with the actual makeup itself. It's light, the opposite of harsh, and uses light colored makeup. I'm not sure if this is a cultural trend, but it seems to be the opposite of the bold, harsh, dark colored brows that I see where I live. If anyone could provide me with more insight that would be great!
Can be alive or dead, bonus points for Trad-Larping asceticism, while being a gigajunkie
Celebrities that received 10 or more responses in my survey of 704 responses
Taylor Swift (26 responses)
Ryan Reynolds (25 responses)
Brad Pitt (24 responses)
Leonardo DiCaprio (22 responses)
Tom Cruise (17 responses)
Tom Hanks (16 responses)
Jennifer Lawrence (14 responses)
Keanu Reeves (13 responses)
Zendaya Coleman (12 responses)
Dwayne Johnson (12 responses)
Tom Holland (11 responses)
Scarlett Johansson (11 responses)
Emma Watson (11 responses)
Britney Spears (10 responses)
Johnny Depp (10 responses)
For any one uninitiated:
ENS is an address which could be used for all the other addresses (& not just Ethereum) that you might work upon including all the major smart contract protocols.
In Dec 2021:
- .ETH registrations were 109k which are all Ethereum based (everyone registrations were made despite the high gas fees in L1)
-Almost all the Opensea Volume comes from these ENS domains (99%)
-A quarter of a million new owner of ENS domains
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Famous people also jumped into the wagon. Some of the notable names are:
Paris Hilton, Shaq, Drake, Vitalik and so on
This aids us into spreading awareness about Crypto to the general public and these numbers are highly in favor of us.
I want to see what similarities they got on their feed.
TBH, i seriously don't know how i got an urge to find these kind of influencers.
Lets bring out the hideouts this bollywood has hidden themselves into! Go on fellas!
I can’t decide if it was a missed opportunity to give David and Alexis normal names instead of celebrity baby names. One on hand, I think Moira especially would be the type. On the other, it might have made the show hard to watch if their names were something wild.
Just for giggles, what do you think Moira and Johnny would name them if they went that route?
The lifestyles of the rich and famous often include heavy drinking, illicit drug use, and risky behaviour. The problem with the spotlight is that it comes with a lot of pressure and judgement from others. Not everyone is able to successfully cope with it, so they turn to drugs or alcohol instead. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) estimates that in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry, 13.7 percent of people used an illicit drug in the past month.
Movies are not the only source of drug addiction in the entertainment industry. Many artists sing about drug use in their songs and almost seem to be bragging. As a director on the board of CBFC, I have reviewed many Punjabi and Hindi songs that glamourise and promote alcohol and drugs amongst the youth.
It’s no secret that a lot of celebrities have a tendency for drug use. Famous singers, rappers, actors, and others in the entertainment industry are generally open about their habits, and this is made evident through their music and documented social behaviours. We’ve seen it in television shows, movies, music videos, and even in their personal content on social media. Whether the drug use is blatant or serves a purpose in a storyline, both of these aspects prompt the question: does Bollywood culture glamourise drug abuse? The answer is emphatic “Yes”.
When you think of Bollywood or any entertainment industry, what comes to your mind? Celebrities with a glamourous lifestyle, money, parties, designer clothes, luxury cars, sex and addiction. Celebrities are often seen in social activities that involve outings, appearances at clubs, parties, paid vacations, etc. Two things that are common in all these outings are drugs and alcohol. Young people, who are easily influenced, are led to believe that:
- Success earns you the right to confidently engage in substance use
- Celebrities are doing it, so you can too
- Drugs and alcohol aren’t derailing their lives, so it won’t adversely affect your own
When Miley Cyrus posts photos of herself on Instagram using hashtags such as “#drugaddict” and “#alcoholic” or rappers Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg constantly post and discuss their affinity toward marijuana, such content causes normalisation of drug abuse.
I think drug abuse is a complex issue and since Bollywood is at the centre of all the media spotlight, it’s critical and wise that celebrities behave responsibly and present social conduct which inspires the young to be cre
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Amanda Knox and her husband Christopher Robinson announced that they recently welcomed a daughter, and I haven’t seen a discussion about it yet on here. Their daughter’s name is Eureka Muse Knox-Robinson. Thoughts?
I was listening to a podcast about modern movies and people started in with '...news about Henry'. Henry? Henry who? It was only after about five minutes that I got they were talking about Henry Cavill. These people don't know Cavill, they've never met him, they don't know what he thinks or believes, as far a he is concerned their opinion probably counts less to him than his smallest fart. But this is part of a general tendency, especially amongst Gen Alphas to call people in the media by their first name. Do they think the listener will think the speaker is more familiar with the celebrity than they are themselves? A personal friend? It's not just confusing, it's buying into the marketing trends of billion dollar corporations getting rich off the hero worship of idiots.
Per the most recent podcast episode, do you know someone (or are you someone) who shares a celebrity's name? I have met a Bill Clinton!
