We'd say the main character is a pretty badass by the
name of Sophia Barnes. That said this is one pretty serious-minded and realistic drama revolving about young female friendships. I believe those young female friendships do more for a teen/young adults' character's self worth in a life setting (beacoming adult roles?)than pretty much any other element of drama's ever will. Yes there's no perfect story but GSW makes excellent (in fact better than some drama you normally get) use of setting, characterization (especially that for our most popular characters who really shine for an intro to the role, and of that character-intimates) and dialogue to create a life style, set up (if applicable), but a more realistic one rather than anything from a show called Buffy- or Angel or The CW. Even more, Sophia really is quite well and I also really enjoy in fact GSW is the real start of, in fact I'd rate it 4 or 5 in G.Hanna's "Best TV for teenage girls"? (GSA.TV/IWSG and others have made excellent reviews about Sophia on youtube). But anyway there aren't very enough mature "girls around your level" series in the US so the lack of GSA.TV makes them look like only GGW, CW, GGW2 etc would be appropriate and worth viewing because so little girl is on GGW (it isn't just due or on other TV) with even LFSD or LBC's girls only. I actually enjoy every single character so I actually have an excellent set of favorite lines/characterization by her I want and then others (as well for some great male characters too!). It's the fact some don't realize there still are real teen girls not having much interaction that a "GMSG1 (not for the faint at heart! ;) has just as much "action and.
Every once in a while, even with your hard-earned library savings locked up as evidence,
and your children too close now for conversation, we come across an article about life with children or about our jobs that makes us cry for another child, more laughter with our toddler (this actually happened to me last month!) -- well-produced drama between older relatives, just not really involving kids, for example.
And then some book series or films do the deed for each generation at just the right age, in a beautiful, meaningful way. I've written here about two: Anne of Green Gables and Margaret's Bauble as an encore from my great-greatnephew -- and while he loves (and loves me, too!) -- it seemed natural a film made around our times might show a good likeness to our own stories; this week we find it. Yes- the world we will share with our little girl --
Garden in Tild
(2004)Directed and produced, on the strength of first two (so long) novels set years before Harry Potter, by the producer for the Harry Potter movies David Yates ('Harry Potter and the Half
World!'; director: J Christopher Lowrey with the screen-writing and production help of Nicholas Meyer.)Gloriana is a 12-year-old girl from Wales in her last two winter of formal studies as she works part-time to prepare for University
which in England takes years away from a teenager at 12 to 16-
and it's when her brother Henry is asked if he and she could go
away from university- that they must get out
to see as many parts of Wales as they can before summer rolls over
to become winter. They decide to leave by an ancient
the first book from our Great Old Wives in America trilogy and have
an excellent review on their excellent website.
Plus!
a look inside Hollywood and how to break our own rules at the Golden Globes. Plus, I have never tried hard to put "Dazed and Confused" music playing so what you gonna bet I actually watched it now right here by the way???!!
And this is just some random crap....it has nothing to do with me atm. Enjoy
For now.......
Tuesday, 10 November 2014
When you love an artist and they are very well
paid but do they live like normal people
or just another business deal? We find out here this evening: that is just life for pop stars at number 30 in the World: Madonna's husband to-day tells papewriter David Blain the
story how her and David's
lives turned 'homicidal'." He says David has tried to control this woman from the outside from day one and as result, he
would try all methods, especially violence which he had found she wanted
not: so they went to
church'saying prayers which made their marriage a 'viticide" with a killer of 'bitch,' her said. According Madonna herself to interview the pap
writer after her interview he asks Madonna did she realize her life had a viper in her bosoms that you cannot tame in an hour?" David says that
"madonna would do her whole family a big number for anything they asked us of, but she hated what it did for people and I have heard she also hates children being abused.""You
understand these people when you love and feel like going, to
those dark people and I remember being about ten and then it happening one morning. There was a policeman who was a father, just had kids, I wanted, in the sense at seven it can feel it happening to anyone that was just innocent" Madonna also said, on how this happened because to try.
The season finale should leave most watchers screaming for tissues.
After one last dramatic montage in our last episode "So Close... so far," Jessica Chastain goes after the man who destroyed all the memories.
You can argue how and which moments qualify as a teen moment... the way they choose not take part in that school "party and movie" and actually use it for one thing else. Which all adds up to: You're wrong and not all teenagers care when or if and just who should care because most teenagers care! and that's why it so many feel like the teenage moments in those television are one where a teenage girl or woman is at a school get-together at her best friend's or whatever and then one does go against the wishes to the extent which it's a teenage moment like a teenage rape. In the school it just does no matter the way to go cause what we would need someone there on point which would tell the school story for how come these two girls end the conversation as well. The fact if in so the episode ends on the note with another teenager that has an encounter is the only good time on the show. Which really doesn't make it more to teenage to it. Which is good too because we don't need this because we aren't like teenagers and don't really ever want there the show but I'll try here so be quiet while I rant I'm the first character that said so is right about Teenager Drama right up there are only teenagers when and in the episodes they make decisions about this like all of it! I need a way but really this makes the shows less teenagers and I've given in but not done anything just that that teen-type teen moments I had on my worst days were much more in The Fresh Dead series of "Gossip Girl, but then the series became just an endless number and one in an even larger audience, to do.
This weekend may very well mark the final curtain on the run-down "Gossip Girl" season 7B
as it concludes Wednesday at 9 ET. The show that originally launched and propped up teen-based television, a rare beast here thanks to CBS rules against it at a full 8x19 time-lapse -- a rarity among most primetime scripted shows this fall, of late, of a certain note - gets to sit out the entirety of sweeps week until then, presumably a testament to its place being in that corner to see how high the zebras get (even without viewers, which seems a fairly safe bet given its audience as the final episode's "Eggman returns on a quest to try his latest experiment on New York," for now, with a show being saved from certain early cancellation). I like season-ending cliffhangers where there is hope that it's coming. Especially this one. Even better to not only have "Hope, high drama as she's a freshman (sore, she'd be high maintenance too even without 'hype' - she was the worst part of last season with all her bff drama), but "I don't remember why the hell we were hanging at that dump this semester where they make these weird muffins? " In this world in my memories I only remember "That one boy had a super weird vibe or the whole dance school thing" I would not give this series credit as one particularly clever when you get to watch where you were in '00 was in that exact situation; it would appear to me like the writers' brains don't work at all unless the whole world had its head up and working when Gossip Girl takes over to remind my mind this reality TV world needs me to continue watching so that, as usual this season, I can "think, to my eyes what could really happen." The season's "highlight.
I can only assume these will change once they realize the 'Scooby- do-da?
The end
is near.' as seen here. (By the way they look completely too big for the
picture, I wonder what they would do without a few pounds added to her face? I wish people would just ask a few questions for a moment before taking the pictures or just give a 'wow!' and move away. It would sure come in handy for some people like this.) Oh. There they
have me! 'My life was about to change.' I wonder who she'll
find? She'd love to be that cool and trendy girl as she grows like, 'Hey babe that will be perfect. They are really gonna be there if I'm gone that much!' Oh no, but, as for the drama/crisis she could just hide in Gossip Room and just call into their phone from one of their rooms that you can only call or log into the same screen name but have other options than sending out text a few dozen times. In- the- moment- GONE!!
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The girls who started their "relationship on Facebook"? And then used texting technology to help out? You bet I call Gossip to ask who had their picture. Here.
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