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Chris Webby

12,294 просмотров • 1 год назад

#HONGJOONG making the mistake of mentioning the Skin MV and suffering the consequences of ATINYs’ teasing is frying me 😆 🐿️: I don’t know whether a (Skin) special clip will come out or not~ but anyway seven have come out already so please show a lot of interest and since mine is out please give it another watch~ 🐿️: he didn’t express himself clearly, I did watch Seonghwa’s live! Yes, but I couldn’t tell if he was acting or not, that’s why. So I’ll talk with him and match the story again. Anyway, I’ll handle the agreement directly with Seonghwa. After we coordinate the reasons with him, I’ll explain again how we arranged everything and what we agreed on. 🐿️: as for the coffee truck, I never actually said whether it was for a shoot or for what kind of filming it was. Right now I really have no idea how to clear up this misunderstanding, so I just won’t talk about it ㅎㅎ I’m not crying or rolling my eyes, it’s just that the misunderstandings piled up so much I don’t even know where to begin to explain… #SEONGHWA #성화
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#HONGJOONG making the mistake of mentioning the Skin MV and suffering the consequences of ATINYs’ teasing is frying me 😆 🐿️: I don’t know whether a (Skin) special clip will come out or not~ but anyway seven have come out already so please show a lot of interest and since mine is out please give it another watch~ 🐿️: he didn’t express himself clearly, I did watch Seonghwa’s live! Yes, but I couldn’t tell if he was acting or not, that’s why. So I’ll talk with him and match the story again. Anyway, I’ll handle the agreement directly with Seonghwa. After we coordinate the reasons with him, I’ll explain again how we arranged everything and what we agreed on. 🐿️: as for the coffee truck, I never actually said whether it was for a shoot or for what kind of filming it was. Right now I really have no idea how to clear up this misunderstanding, so I just won’t talk about it ㅎㅎ I’m not crying or rolling my eyes, it’s just that the misunderstandings piled up so much I don’t even know where to begin to explain… #SEONGHWA #성화

Everything Seonghwa

145,364 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Kristen Stewart says she fell in love with Robert Pattinson while filming Twilight Howard Stern : “Was it so much fun in the camaraderie? I mean, not only were you falling in love with Rob on the set which, by the way, I think is the biggest mistake an actor can make.” Kristen Stewart : “There was nothing I could do.” Howard Stern : “The director was even nervous because when they put you together to see the chemistry, there was immediate chemistry between the two of you.” Kristen Stewart : “Yeah. Actually being honest about this is so weird. It’s been so heavily consumed, and I have this fear that people would assume I’m trying to be attention-seeking or pushing a narrative.” “I’ve actually never been allowed to just say what happened because I was so self-conscious about it. But we were together for years. That was like my first love.” Howard Stern : “He’s a charming guy.” Kristen Stewart : “Yeah, he’s the best. But with us, it was just like, bam.” Howard Stern : “And that movie especially the first one, the way you played it was just perfect.” Kristen Stewart : “I was super aware that we were doing a teen movie. I’d done very over-serious dramas pretty much my whole life, so with this, I wanted to do something culty, weird, and indulgent.” “It’s weird to use the word ‘girly’ now, because I don’t even know what that means anymore.” Howard Stern : “No, it is a girly role. It’s the traditional Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman or Lois Lane seeing Superman.” Kristen Stewart : “And it felt amazing.”
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Kristen Stewart says she fell in love with Robert Pattinson while filming Twilight Howard Stern : “Was it so much fun in the camaraderie? I mean, not only were you falling in love with Rob on the set which, by the way, I think is the biggest mistake an actor can make.” Kristen Stewart : “There was nothing I could do.” Howard Stern : “The director was even nervous because when they put you together to see the chemistry, there was immediate chemistry between the two of you.” Kristen Stewart : “Yeah. Actually being honest about this is so weird. It’s been so heavily consumed, and I have this fear that people would assume I’m trying to be attention-seeking or pushing a narrative.” “I’ve actually never been allowed to just say what happened because I was so self-conscious about it. But we were together for years. That was like my first love.” Howard Stern : “He’s a charming guy.” Kristen Stewart : “Yeah, he’s the best. But with us, it was just like, bam.” Howard Stern : “And that movie especially the first one, the way you played it was just perfect.” Kristen Stewart : “I was super aware that we were doing a teen movie. I’d done very over-serious dramas pretty much my whole life, so with this, I wanted to do something culty, weird, and indulgent.” “It’s weird to use the word ‘girly’ now, because I don’t even know what that means anymore.” Howard Stern : “No, it is a girly role. It’s the traditional Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman or Lois Lane seeing Superman.” Kristen Stewart : “And it felt amazing.”

KΞRL_✂️

638,050 просмотров • 24 дней назад

I must confess that i have been having some fun here in the US, for the better part of, close to two weeks -now in the city so good they named it twice. Guess where is that? Here is a Behind-the-Scene clip with my great friend and brother (Ademola Bello-not in clip but see old photo as well) who was helping me with the Teleprompter as we spent time rehearsing My Take for yesterday's edition of @InsideSource01 on Channels Television I also add here the photograph of me receiving the "Voice of Truth Award" last week in Washington DC at the SAVE NIGERIA COALITION Gala. Presenting me the award there is Mr. Douglas Burton, a US journalist and editor of And the answer to the question above is New York, New York! I love this city & state so much, which explains why I spent 15 of the 17 years -in America-here with my wife & children. Expect more of such biographical stories in my forthcoming book, MY PASSION FOR NIGERIA & THE BUHARI CABAL, hopefully before the 2027 polls.
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I must confess that i have been having some fun here in the US, for the better part of, close to two weeks -now in the city so good they named it twice. Guess where is that? Here is a Behind-the-Scene clip with my great friend and brother (Ademola Bello-not in clip but see old photo as well) who was helping me with the Teleprompter as we spent time rehearsing My Take for yesterday's edition of @InsideSource01 on Channels Television I also add here the photograph of me receiving the "Voice of Truth Award" last week in Washington DC at the SAVE NIGERIA COALITION Gala. Presenting me the award there is Mr. Douglas Burton, a US journalist and editor of And the answer to the question above is New York, New York! I love this city & state so much, which explains why I spent 15 of the 17 years -in America-here with my wife & children. Expect more of such biographical stories in my forthcoming book, MY PASSION FOR NIGERIA & THE BUHARI CABAL, hopefully before the 2027 polls.

Laolu Akande

15,346 просмотров • 1 месяц назад