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REACT: Do Teens Know 90s Music?

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Mariah Carey - Fantasy
Knew the Song: 1/8 Knew the Artist: 4/8
Beck - Loser
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 2/8
Savage Garden - Truly Madly Deeply
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Digital Underground- The Humpty Dance
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
City High - What Would You Do?
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Dave Matthews Band - Crash Into Me
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Cher - Believe
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 1/8



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Promo for Outlander (Starz) 3x09 - "The Doldrums"

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Claire and Jamie leave Scotland, sailing to the West Indies on an urgent quest. When the superstitious crew looks for someone to blame after a string of bad luck, rescue comes from an unlikely source.

Outlander airs on Starz at 8pm, Sundays (and is made available OnDemand at midnight on the day of airing)

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I've been spoiler free and not read the books so I did NOT realise they was in this episode. Hf Jenny reading Claire the riot act. Also glad for Jenny and her water pitcher. I'm so over the hate sex that always flirts with the line of consent...and not in a good way. I did like this one better than ep7...but it still felt really plot device-y to move the story forwards instead of a natural progression!

The Exorcist 2.06 Promo + Season 2 Wrap Party

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Previously: The Exorcist Season 2 Recap + 2.05 Viewing Post!

Curious about the show and why it has so many posts on ONTD but don't know where to start? Check out the Halloween guide to watchingThe Exorcist. (You can watch the second season on Hulu, Fox's Website, and Yahoo View)

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Thoughts about next week?

ONTD Original™: 23 Telekinetics from Movies & Television

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Have you ever willed something to your grasp just by looking at it and focusing on how much you want it? Probably not, but that's usually how telekinesis works. What is telekinesis? For those who have somehow remained clueless about the phenomenon all these years, telekinesis or psychokinesis is the alleged psychic ability to move something or someone without physical interaction. It can be as simple as someone floating a pencil to someone controlling something on a subatomic level. Telekinesis is often used in novels, comic books, movies, and TV, especially those about superheroes. It's interesting to see how the ability is depicted in one media form and then another. Below are twenty-three characters that are capable of using telekinesis and how they differ from others.

Omega-level Jean Grey-Summers is among the most powerful mutants in Marvel's universe. Her foremost abilities are telepathy and telekinesis, both of which she commands at an advanced level. These powers were amplified when she merged with the Phoenix Force.



Alex Mack acquired her telekinesis, among other abilities, after coming in contact with a substance called GC-161. She generally used her telekinesis to cause mischief, or to get herself out of small troubles. Mack could create invisible barriers that prevented others from moving forward, too. She channeled her power through her eyes, which meant that her telekinesis could only work if her focus remained uninterrupted or her vision unobstructed.

The oldest of the Charmed Ones, Prue Halliwell, inherited the active power of telekinesis. Prue originally channeled the ability through her eyes, but she eventually was able to use it through her hands. Prue strengthened her punches with telekinesis as well as levitated herself briefly. Ten years in the future, Prue's powers advanced to the point where she could cause mass destruction with waves of telekinesis. After Prue died, the active power was passed on to her half-sister, Paige. The gift manifested differently, though, due to Paige's Whitelighter heritage.

Shortly before Chris Evans became Captain America, he starred in the 2009 sci-fi action flick Push about telekinetics and other powered beings. His character, Nick Gant, was a "Mover," which is the movie's term for anyone who possesses telekinesis. There were plans for a television spin-off back in 2010, but that appears to be a dead project now.

The enigmatic psychokinetic child from the current hit Stranger Things possesses several gifts besides telekinesis. Eleven has been shown to flip a van in the air as well as move a train car. If she exerts herself too much, though, Eleven becomes fatigued and has nosebleeds.

Years before she was Monica Geller, Courteney Cox starred in Misfits of Science, an NBC drama about amateur superheroes and their misadventures. The series only lasted one season. Cox's character was a rebellious teen telekinetic whose powers were limited to her line of vision. If she was blindfolded, her ability was useless. Tim Kring, known for Heroes, got his start on Misfits of Science as a writer on one episode.

The main antagonist of the original Heroes series was Sylar, someone whose primary ability was being able to instantly learn the complexity and processes behind things such as organisms, subjects, and even other people's powers. One of the first powers he acquired from someone else was telekinesis, which he later used frequently to steal more powers with.

The titular character in Stephen King's story 'Carrie' was a troubled and abused psychokinetic teenager whose powers emerged during puberty. She is mostly known as a telekinetic, but she had other psionic powers, too. Her other abilities were touched upon more or less depending upon the adaptation of the source material. The exact origin of White's powers is not known, but it is thought to be genetically inherited as both her parents were carriers of the gene. However, the powers only manifested in females, particularly around the first menustration. In the 1999 standalone sequel The Rage: Carrie 2, it is revealed that Carrie's father had another daughter, Rachel. She, too, was a psychokinetic who used her powers to exact revenge on her bullies.

In the found footage, sci-fi movie Chronicle, Andrew and his cousin Matt and their friend Steve all gain telekinesis after coming in contact with a foreign object from space. The three could make themselves "fly" using their telekinesis, too. Matt and Steve were well-adjusted enough that they didn't go mad with power, but bullied Andrew went completely over the edge with his newfound ability.

Raven is an Azarathian/demon hybrid and a founding member of the Teen Titans. She is an advanced telekinetic who uses her "soul-self" with many of her abilities. By merging part of her soul-self with inanimate objects (and even people), she can seize control of them. Raven can also create telekinetic construct weapons and force fields.

Many Force-sensitives in the Star Wars franchise were capable of telekinesis. Jedis or Siths could tap into the Force, allowing them to disarm, lift, pull, and push others.
David Cronenberg's 1981 body horror Scanners revolves around psychokinetic people. This being a Cronenberg movie, viewers can expect lots of visceral imagery.
Akira, a character from the eponymous manga and anime film, was an ESPer (someone with extrasensory perception). His powers were acquired through the government experimenting on him. Akira's abilities - telekinesis, telepathy, and teleportation - were almost god-like, and he was capable of causing much destruction.
The Power Rangers boom in the '90s urged copycats, including a semi-popular one dubbed Big Bad Beetleborgs (later Beetleborgs Metallix). Like Power Rangers, Beetleborgs was loosely based on stock footage from a Japanese action TV show. In this case, B-Fighter and its sequel B-Fighter Kabuto. The origin shows were notably darker and more trippy in tone whereas the U.S. adaptations were childish and slapstick in nature. One of the allies in Beetleborgs endowed the three kid protagonists with special individual powers along with their Beetleborg abilities. The character Drew McCormick was given telekinesis, which he appeared to only use when not transformed into a Beetleborg.
Sebastian Stan portrayed the antagonist, Chase Collins, in the 2006 movie The Covenant. Chase expertly "blasted" opponents with bursts of telekinesis, and he could even strike at them with tendril-like, telekinetic constructs.
Like in the movie The Craft or the Buffyverse, telekinesis is a rudimentary power for almost any witch in The Vampire Diaries. Bonnie could use it from the moment her witchcraft heritage kicked in. Initially, Bonnie performed telekinesis without the need of a spell or incantation. In latter seasons, she activated the ability with the word "motus" (motion).
Of Shendu's twelve talismans, there was one called the Rooster Talisman. It granted its user the powers of telekinesis and levitation. Jackie Chan's niece, Jade, in the Jackie Chan Adventures swallowed the Rooster Talisman. In doing so, she was able to use telekinesis for a brief period of time. Because of her small size, Jade's telekinesis was limited and she was unable to lift anything heavier than another human. Adult users could levitate tanks and objects far bigger than themselves. Combining the Rooster with the Rabbit Talisman created supersonic flight.
Jason Voorhees met his match in the seventh entry of the Friday the 13th franchise. Tina Shepard was a troubled teenager who accidentally freed the hockey-masked killer with her telekinetic powers. She then used her ability to return him to the bottom of Crystal Lake.
Telekinesis is the go-to power for many villains in anime. A number of the antagonists in the classic magical girl anime Sailor Moon were telekinetic. Some of the most vicious users were the aliens Ail and An. They telekinetically tortured Sailor Moon and her friends before they saw the evil of their ways and left Earth to never be seen again.
In the short-lived 2013 remake of the British series of the same name, The Tomorrow People follows the lives of those with psionic powers. These individuals, considered the next stage in evolution, possessed the three T's: telepathy, telekinesis, and teleportation. Later on, some could even manipulate time.





What superpower do you want, ONTD?

Liam Payne Performs 'Bedroom Floor' on 'Sounds Like Friday Night'

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Y'all knew he used to be in 1D? Pop Prince Lime stopped by British TV show Sounds Like Friday Night to perform his new hymn Bedroom Floor and a cover of some St!nk song or something, idk, who cares?

Bear's father served arms, movements, 90s looks, and wrong/flat notes.



Sources: @Lime. YouTube.

Turn the backing track way up tho @MGMT!

Jimmy Fallon on 'Watch What Happens Live'

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- Jimmy knows why Britney and Justin broke up, but doesn't say why
- Says it's "top secret" when asked whether Janet Jackson will perform with Justin at the Super Bowl halftime show
- Talks about how talented and generous Miley Cyrus is
- Jimmy hasn't blacklisted anyone from his show, and says anyone is welcome
- Talks a lot about his time on 'SNL' and how much he loves the show

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Ballet post: Tiler Peck on the Ellen de Generes show! (1st Ballerina ever!)

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Tiler debuted in Swan Lake

On 0:58 you can see her earring fly off lol.

On each of her 2 outings she had 8 curtain calls:

I'm not sure if this was her debut performance.

The other Swan Lake debut was Megan Fairchild, here's a tidbit of her performance here. Both Tiler and Megan are shorter but Peter Martins took a risk and it paid off, because both of them appreciated it more after recent life experiences (Megan was apparently the most emotionally-mature Odette, no fake pained faces a la Sara Mearns lol).

Anyway, Elizabeth Moss is producing a documentary about Tiler with Vulcan Productions:
- The project will follow Peck, New York City Ballet and other dancers as they work together to put on three performances in Ballet Now, Los Angeles.
- Peck, at just 27 years old, is the youngest woman chosen to organize this event
- The untitled documentary is said to be a "passion project" for both Moss and Allen. -
- Vulcan Productions' previous art-focused work includes STEP.
- The documentary will be directed by Steven Cantor. It is set to debut on Hulu in 2018.




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Robert Fairchild to Leave New York City Ballet

Had you been thinking about making this decision for a while?

I remember a moment when, after an “American in Paris” show, my parents called me to say they had found an essay I wrote in fourth grade about Gene Kelly, and how I wanted to be like him and dance on Broadway. I had been in a ballet company for so long, I had forgotten that was my original dream.

But you work your butt off to get to New York City Ballet, and leaving isn’t a decision you can make lightly. It was a decision that took years to make. After “Oklahoma!” I got offstage and thought, I can’t imagine doing anything else right now. I think whenever there is a dream, you’ve got to jump.

You will be choreographing for “Frankenstein.” Is that part of what you want to do in the future?

I don’t want to overshoot myself. I’ve never said no to opportunities, but my main goal is performing. I am looking forward to doing more work in front of the camera. I loved playing Ted Shawn, the choreography and the period detail; there is a different skill set to be learned. I love to tell stories, so whether it’s a musical, a play, a TV show, it all excites me.

Which ballets will you most miss dancing in?

Alexei Ratmansky’s “Namouna” was one of the most special things I ever had choreographed on me. And Jerome Robbins’s “Opus 19”; you can’t hide any flaws and it pushed me on such an emotional journey. And “Duo Concertant,” which encapsulates what I love about dance and why I wanted to be in Balanchine’s company. It’s like tap dancing with ballet shoes, skimming like a stone on water.

More here

His last performance was Duo Concertant with Sterling Hytlin, his long time partner on stage.
His last curtain call:


His IG farewell post

Also, Jennifer Garner is a ballet stan and has been narrating videos on IG of her stanning, lol: Tiler and Isabella Boylston


Sources: ELLEN YT, NYCB FACEBOOK, IVY LIN YT: 1, 2, NY TIMES, ROBBIE FAIRCHILD IG, JENNIFER GARNER IG: 1, 2, BROADWAY WORLD

😍 at Tiler, 😭 at Robbie, and chat about other companies, and about ballet gossip (there's a lot lol) in the post!!

Taika Waititi featured in GQ Magazine

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Taika Waititi, a beautiful person with style, was featured in GQ as he continues to promote Thor: Ragnarok. Highlights include:

On his style:

"I love dressing up, and I think part of it is just obviously wanting some attention, but it also makes me feel very good. It makes me feel happy wearing something that's, like, just got a bit more personality, I think."

"He would sometimes have two or three outfit changes on set" — Chris Hemsworth



On his pineapple outfit from Comic Con:

"A lot of people thought it was a romper, but it was a shirt and shorts … It's a bummer that a lot of people saw that outfit, because I probably won't wear it in public again."


On hiring indigenous people:

"You'll never look at my films and crew and be able to say, you need more brown people"

Cate Blanchett on signing up for a Marvel movie to work with him, and his personality:

"I was obviously a huge fan of his previous films … I was super excited at the prospect of not only working with him but of his left-of-field loop-bag sensibility butting up against the Shakespearean earnestness of the Thor comics."

“He is a profound pedagogue—he says so himself. I felt very safe in his warm yet brutal embrace. He’s like a cross between a teddy bear and a meat grinder."














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Taylor Swift Reputation Commercial Target

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- Target has two special editions of reputation with bonus content that’s unique to each volume, including poetry written by Taylor, personal photos, paintings, handwritten lyrics & more
- Hasitleaked is reporting most stores have received the album, and a leak is imminent. It's almost the moment you've been waiting for, ONTD
- The commercial hints at two new lyrics from the album: "How would you feel having a song written about you?" and "Yeah, we were dancing like it was the first time". Another lyric Secret Sessioners have revealed is "I only bought this dress for you to take it off".
- reputation is released this Friday, November 10

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Alec Baldwin keeps tweeting after vowing to take a twitter break, might also have been hacked?

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Self-confessed sexist and friend to serial sexual predator, Alec Baldwin vowed to take a twitter break yesterday, though that didn't stop him from attacking actress/director Asia Argento and her boyfriend Anthony Bourdain who have both been critical of some of his victim blaming contacts.

He is now tweeting pro-Rose McGowan and anti-James Toback, anti-Alec Baldwin tweets which leads me to believe he was hacked. 










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Jane the Virgin 4.05 promo

Harry Styles Finally Uses Words to Express Support

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- After Harry Styles ignored the BLM project by fans, let his opener hold up the sign, posted a picture of said signs on Instagram with the caption "love." he finally has to words to say!
- Here's what Harry said: "I love every single one of you. If you are black, if you are white. If you are gay, if you are straight, if you are transgender, I love every single one of you.

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Sounds like the All Lives Matter remix. What do you think, ONTD?

REACT: Do Teens Know 90s Music?

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Mariah Carey - Fantasy
Knew the Song: 1/8 Knew the Artist: 4/8
Beck - Loser
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 2/8
Savage Garden - Truly Madly Deeply
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Digital Underground- The Humpty Dance
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
City High - What Would You Do?
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Dave Matthews Band - Crash Into Me
Knew the Song: 0/8 Knew the Artist: 0/8
Cher - Believe
Knew the Song: 3/8 Knew the Artist: 1/8



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favorite song from the 90s??

Promo for Outlander (Starz) 3x09 - "The Doldrums"

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Claire and Jamie leave Scotland, sailing to the West Indies on an urgent quest. When the superstitious crew looks for someone to blame after a string of bad luck, rescue comes from an unlikely source.

Outlander airs on Starz at 8pm, Sundays (and is made available OnDemand at midnight on the day of airing)

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I've been spoiler free and not read the books so I did NOT realise they was in this episode. Hf Jenny reading Claire the riot act. Also glad for Jenny and her water pitcher. I'm so over the hate sex that always flirts with the line of consent...and not in a good way. I did like this one better than ep7...but it still felt really plot device-y to move the story forwards instead of a natural progression!

The Exorcist 2.06 Promo + Season 2 Wrap Party

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Previously: The Exorcist Season 2 Recap + 2.05 Viewing Post!

Curious about the show and why it has so many posts on ONTD but don't know where to start? Check out the Halloween guide to watching The Exorcist. (You can watch the second season on Hulu, Fox's Website, Amazon Video, and Yahoo View)

Sources:1234567

Thoughts on next week?

ONTD Original™: 23 Telekinetics from Movies & Television

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Have you ever willed something to your grasp just by looking at it and focusing on how much you want it? Probably not, but that's usually how telekinesis works. What is telekinesis? For those who have somehow remained clueless about the phenomenon all these years, telekinesis or psychokinesis is the alleged psychic ability to move something or someone without physical interaction. It can be as simple as someone floating a pencil to someone controlling something on a subatomic level. Telekinesis is often used in novels, comic books, movies, and TV, especially those about superheroes. It's interesting to see how the ability is depicted in one media form and then another. Below are twenty-three characters that are capable of using telekinesis and how they differ from others.

Omega-level Jean Grey-Summers is among the most powerful mutants in Marvel's universe. Her foremost abilities are telepathy and telekinesis, both of which she commands at an advanced level. These powers were amplified when she merged with the Phoenix Force.



Alex Mack acquired her telekinesis, among other abilities, after coming in contact with a substance called GC-161. She generally used her telekinesis to cause mischief, or to get herself out of small troubles. Mack could create invisible barriers that prevented others from moving forward, too. She channeled her power through her eyes, which meant that her telekinesis could only work if her focus remained uninterrupted or her vision unobstructed.

The oldest of the Charmed Ones, Prue Halliwell, inherited the active power of telekinesis. Prue originally channeled the ability through her eyes, but she eventually was able to use it through her hands. Prue strengthened her punches with telekinesis as well as levitated herself briefly. Ten years in the future, Prue's powers advanced to the point where she could cause mass destruction with waves of telekinesis. After Prue died, the active power was passed on to her half-sister, Paige. The gift manifested differently, though, due to Paige's Whitelighter heritage.

Shortly before Chris Evans became Captain America, he starred in the 2009 sci-fi action flick Push about telekinetics and other powered beings. His character, Nick Gant, was a "Mover," which is the movie's term for anyone who possesses telekinesis. There were plans for a television spin-off back in 2010, but that appears to be a dead project now.

The enigmatic psychokinetic child from the current hit Stranger Things possesses several gifts besides telekinesis. Eleven has been shown to flip a van in the air as well as move a train car. If she exerts herself too much, though, Eleven becomes fatigued and has nosebleeds.

Years before she was Monica Geller, Courteney Cox starred in Misfits of Science, an NBC drama about amateur superheroes and their misadventures. The series only lasted one season. Cox's character was a rebellious teen telekinetic whose powers were limited to her line of vision. If she was blindfolded, her ability was useless. Tim Kring, known for Heroes, got his start on Misfits of Science as a writer on one episode.

The main antagonist of the original Heroes series was Sylar, someone whose primary ability was being able to instantly learn the complexity and processes behind things such as organisms, subjects, and even other people's powers. One of the first powers he acquired from someone else was telekinesis, which he later used frequently to steal more powers with.

The titular character in Stephen King's story 'Carrie' was a troubled and abused psychokinetic teenager whose powers emerged during puberty. She is mostly known as a telekinetic, but she had other psionic powers, too. Her other abilities were touched upon more or less depending upon the adaptation of the source material. The exact origin of White's powers is not known, but it is thought to be genetically inherited as both her parents were carriers of the gene. However, the powers only manifested in females, particularly around the first menustration. In the 1999 sequel The Rage: Carrie 2, it is revealed that Carrie's father had another daughter, Rachel. She, too, was a psychokinetic who used her powers to exact revenge on her bullies.

In the found footage, sci-fi movie Chronicle, Andrew and his cousin Matt and their friend Steve all gain telekinesis after coming in contact with a foreign object from space. The three could make themselves "fly" using their telekinesis, too. Matt and Steve were well-adjusted enough that they didn't go mad with power, but bullied Andrew went completely over the edge with his newfound ability.

Raven is an Azarathian/demon hybrid and a founding member of the Teen Titans. She is an advanced telekinetic who uses her "soul-self" with many of her abilities. By merging part of her soul-self with inanimate objects (and even people), she can seize control of them. Raven can also create telekinetic construct weapons and force fields.

Many Force-sensitives in the Star Wars franchise were capable of telekinesis. Jedis or Siths could tap into the Force, allowing them to disarm, lift, pull, and push others.
David Cronenberg's 1981 body horror Scanners revolves around psychokinetic people. This being a Cronenberg movie, viewers can expect lots of visceral imagery.
Akira, a character from the eponymous manga and anime film, was an ESPer (someone with extrasensory perception). His powers were acquired through the government experimenting on him. Akira's abilities - telekinesis, telepathy, and teleportation - were almost god-like, and he was capable of causing much destruction.
The Power Rangers boom in the '90s urged copycats, including a semi-popular one dubbed Big Bad Beetleborgs (later Beetleborgs Metallix). Like Power Rangers, Beetleborgs was loosely based on stock footage from a Japanese action TV show. In this case, B-Fighter and its sequel B-Fighter Kabuto. The origin shows were notably darker and more trippy in tone whereas the U.S. adaptations were childish and slapstick in nature. One of the allies in Beetleborgs endowed the three kid protagonists with special individual powers along with their Beetleborg abilities. The character Drew McCormick was given telekinesis, which he appeared to only use when not transformed into a Beetleborg.
Sebastian Stan portrayed the antagonist, Chase Collins, in the 2006 movie The Covenant. Chase expertly "blasted" opponents with bursts of telekinesis, and he could even strike at them with tendril-like, telekinetic constructs.
Like in the movie The Craft or the Buffyverse, telekinesis is a rudimentary power for almost any witch in The Vampire Diaries. Bonnie could use it from the moment her witchcraft heritage kicked in. Initially, Bonnie performed telekinesis without the need of a spell or incantation. In latter seasons, she activated the ability with the word "motus" (motion).
Of Shendu's twelve talismans, there was one called the Rooster Talisman. It granted its user the powers of telekinesis and levitation. Jackie Chan's niece, Jade, in the Jackie Chan Adventures swallowed the Rooster Talisman. In doing so, she was able to use telekinesis for a brief period of time. Because of her small size, Jade's telekinesis was limited and she was unable to lift anything heavier than another human. Adult users could levitate tanks and objects far bigger than themselves. Combining the Rooster with the Rabbit Talisman created supersonic flight.
Jason Voorhees met his match in the seventh entry of the Friday the 13th franchise. Tina Shepard was a troubled teenager who accidentally freed the hockey-masked killer with her telekinetic powers. She then used her ability to return him to the bottom of Crystal Lake.
Telekinesis is the go-to power for many villains in anime. A number of the antagonists in the classic magical girl anime Sailor Moon were telekinetic. Some of the most vicious users were the aliens Ail and An. They telekinetically tortured Sailor Moon and her friends before they saw the evil of their ways and left Earth to never be seen again.
In the short-lived 2013 remake of the British series of the same name, The Tomorrow People follows the lives of those with psionic powers. These individuals, considered the next stage in evolution, possessed the three T's: telepathy, telekinesis, and teleportation. Later on, some could even manipulate time.





What superpower do you want, ONTD?

The Walking Dead 8x03 Promo + Viewing Post

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Obligatory "lol who watches this show still?", "I hope ratings go down so this show can finally get cancelled", "this show is boring", etc.

How Moonlight Ushered in a New Age of Gay Films

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  • The writer discusses how Moonlight has ushered in a new golden age of gay coming-of-age films & tv shows

  • The films Moonlight, Blue Is The Warmest Color, Viva & upcoming Beach Rats, Call Me By Your Name, Love Simon & Boy Erased are mentioned as recent examples

  • Claims that Hollywood had been making "covert" lgbt movies for years, cites Bryan Singer's X-Men franchise as a coded depiction of coming out in a predjudiced country(this was in the article and is a summary of what was written)

  • Many of these films were already in production before Moonlight was nominated for awards. Moonlight's triumphant oscar win greatly increased visibilty for future gay films


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    10 Actors Who Won Oscars For Completely The Wrong Role

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    - Jennifer Connelly
    Won for: A Beautiful Mind
    Should've won for: Requiem for a Dream

    - Whoopi Goldberg
    Won for: Ghost
    Should've won for: The Color Purple

    - Leonardo DiCaprio
    Won for: The Revenant
    Should've won for: The Wolf of Wall Street or Django Unchained or What's Eating Gilbert Grape or possibly The Aviator

    - Robin Williams
    Won for: Good Will Hunting
    Should've won for: One Hour Photo

    - Christian Bale
    Won for: The Fighter
    Should've won for: American Psycho

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    Finn Wolfhard politely declines a fan pic and Drama ensues with entitled fan

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    -Updated Edit (He deleted the video and made his account private like I can't...)
    -As Finn was walking out of his car, a fan who is a 21 supposedly but lets be real he looks 30 plus year old man who got upset with Finn who politely said "Hi" as he couldn't take a pic
    -Fan got super pissed that Finn declined his picture with him, posted the video on twitter and immediately got backlash for it
    -Finn's brother has been liking some tweets that state that FInn is a 14 year old child who doesn't owe anyone a fan request every time and etc.

    -Zelda Williams was one of the tweets that his brother liked on Twitter

    -His costar Noah Schnapp defends him, like can't believe that kids can't be their age smh :(

    -Shannon Purser also defends him too

    -I feel so bad for both him and Millie from the reactions they get from older fans, it's not ok. And it worries me what this is going to them in the future :(

    Source #1:https://twitter.com/rottenversace/status/926883050297757697
    Source #2:https://twitter.com/zeldawilliams/status/926956284464709632
    Source #3:https://twitter.com/noah_schnapp/status/927002825133051905
    Source #4:https://twitter.com/shannonpurser/status/926928218191466496
    Source #5:https://twitter.com/cuItsahs/status/926903212229251078
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