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There’s dynamic drumming, and then there’s playing with absolute, effortless class. 🥁✨ That radiant, contagious smile from the drummer is what keeps me hitting reply over and over again! It’s not just her incredible sense of rhythm and timing that got me hooked; it’s the pure charisma and warmth... show more

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It’s honestly mind-blowing how she makes complex, aggressive drumming look completely effortless. Playing heavy tracks with this level of technical precision usually requires visible intensity, but she holds down the rhythm with pure composure and a smile that lights up the screen. That contrast between heavy music and a calm, joyful demeanor proves true mastery—she’s not fighting the kit, she’s in complete sync with it. It’s effortless grace built on top of endless practice. Who’s your favorite female drummer carrying the torch right now? Drop your picks below! 🥁✨

It’s honestly mind-blowing how she makes complex, aggressive drumming look completely effortless. Playing heavy tracks with this level of technical precision usually requires visible intensity, but she holds down the rhythm with pure composure and a smile that lights up the screen. That contrast between heavy music and a calm, joyful demeanor proves true mastery—she’s not fighting the kit, she’s in complete sync with it. It’s effortless grace built on top of endless practice. Who’s your favorite female drummer carrying the torch right now? Drop your picks below! 🥁✨

𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗠𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗰 ✨🎵

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Supriya on Mohabbot: “Once she’s gotten to the level of an attending and there is no power dynamic, then maybe… It’s been really fun working with Shawn and figuring out that dynamic. He was like, ‘I just want it to feel like this intense level of respect he has for her.’”

Supriya on Mohabbot: “Once she’s gotten to the level of an attending and there is no power dynamic, then maybe… It’s been really fun working with Shawn and figuring out that dynamic. He was like, ‘I just want it to feel like this intense level of respect he has for her.’”

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79,453 views • 3 months ago

i ain’t never seen her this excited over playing a new song in a long time you can just tell that this is some of lady gaga’s favourite music that’s she’s ever created just by the way she’s having the time of her life on that stage

i ain’t never seen her this excited over playing a new song in a long time you can just tell that this is some of lady gaga’s favourite music that’s she’s ever created just by the way she’s having the time of her life on that stage

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Pure drum magic 🔥 Kristina Rybalchenko absolutely owns the kit — fire, feel, and that rock ’n’ roll groove that just hits. Her energy is contagious and she makes it look effortless. Who else is impressed by this performance? 👇 #KristinaRybalchenko

Pure drum magic 🔥 Kristina Rybalchenko absolutely owns the kit — fire, feel, and that rock ’n’ roll groove that just hits. Her energy is contagious and she makes it look effortless. Who else is impressed by this performance? 👇 #KristinaRybalchenko

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this part makes me think about her deciding to just focus on herself and her career and then falling in love so hard unexpectedly but also i’m obsessed with the imagery of her like still on that show high just got off stage “he just comes running over to me” yea.. wow..

this part makes me think about her deciding to just focus on herself and her career and then falling in love so hard unexpectedly but also i’m obsessed with the imagery of her like still on that show high just got off stage “he just comes running over to me” yea.. wow..

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This woman here has a restraining order and they search her for drugs and she tells the cop in the courtroom. I don’t like how that search went. And the cop didn’t like that So he beats her in the face over and over and over and over again in the middle of the courtroom and they call child protective services to remove the child from her custody because now she’s going to jail and being beaten in the face, I told you they like to beat on females So now they’ve got $1 million kid That’s how much this little baby is worth to them because they’re gonna take custody from this young mom beat her in the face and sell the child on the open auction block. They’re gonna say that she’s unfit and that she’s nothing but a criminal because she didn’t like how the officer searched her body But we don’t have that on freaking camera This is why they don’t like being recorded To see this girl get beat in the face just pisses me off and I know what they’re doing there after that little baby of hers because that’s worth a lot of money to take custody. It’s worth $1 million. 🇺🇸

This woman here has a restraining order and they search her for drugs and she tells the cop in the courtroom. I don’t like how that search went. And the cop didn’t like that So he beats her in the face over and over and over and over again in the middle of the courtroom and they call child protective services to remove the child from her custody because now she’s going to jail and being beaten in the face, I told you they like to beat on females So now they’ve got $1 million kid That’s how much this little baby is worth to them because they’re gonna take custody from this young mom beat her in the face and sell the child on the open auction block. They’re gonna say that she’s unfit and that she’s nothing but a criminal because she didn’t like how the officer searched her body But we don’t have that on freaking camera This is why they don’t like being recorded To see this girl get beat in the face just pisses me off and I know what they’re doing there after that little baby of hers because that’s worth a lot of money to take custody. It’s worth $1 million. 🇺🇸

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1,346,352 views • 9 days ago

Whatever she says stays with me and builds me up. Even her simplest sentences lift me and make me want to chase my goals stronger. The level of power and self-confidence she has is so high that she can literally pass it on. And as her fan, I’m grateful to be blessed with it 🎀🩷

Whatever she says stays with me and builds me up. Even her simplest sentences lift me and make me want to chase my goals stronger. The level of power and self-confidence she has is so high that she can literally pass it on. And as her fan, I’m grateful to be blessed with it 🎀🩷

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I just finished watching the first episodes of No Tail to Tell on Netflix, and honestly, it already feels like the wildest rom com fantasy ride of the season. From its first moments, you can tell this isn’t your typical love story. It’s a blend of folklore, modern life, and chaotic fate that hooks you quickly and keeps you curious. At the center of it all is Eun‑ho (played by Kim Hye‑yoon), a 900 year old gumiho, a nine tailed fox being who has lived for centuries and absolutely refuses to become human. She’s mischievous, sharp tongued, self serving, and emotionally guarded, having spent her long existence gaming the balance between good and bad deeds so she never loses her immortality. She’s a gumiho I have always wanted, with bite, sass, and style. Then fate and literal chaos intervene. A strange accident involving Kang Si‑yeol (Lomon), a world class soccer star known for his confidence, discipline, and narcissism, flips everything on its head. One moment, Eun‑ho is untouchable, powerful, and detached. The next moment, she’s losing her mystical edge and becoming human without warning. I mean, she spent centuries avoiding this. The show balances humor, mythology, and emotional chaos. Eun‑ho’s reactions to human flaws, especially her first encounters with Si‑yeol’s fame, ego, and everyday life, are equal parts hilarious and insightful. Her ability to bend situations to her will in her gumiho state is contrasted brilliantly with how lost and confused she becomes as a human. Episode 1 closes with a surprising twist. It’s a visual and emotional jolt that sets the tone for the entire series: this isn’t just fantasy, it’s fantasy that feels grounded and heartfelt. I have a mix of excitement and intrigue. I’m already loving the push and pull. Even though it’s early, No Tail to Tell already balances fantasy and real emotion in a way that feels promising. There’s wonder, there’s chaos, there’s humor, and there’s the sense that both leads will challenge each other’s long held beliefs. If the first episode is anything to go by, this will be one of those series that gives you the laughs, the myths, and the heart pulling moments. #NoTailtoTell

I just finished watching the first episodes of No Tail to Tell on Netflix, and honestly, it already feels like the wildest rom com fantasy ride of the season. From its first moments, you can tell this isn’t your typical love story. It’s a blend of folklore, modern life, and chaotic fate that hooks you quickly and keeps you curious. At the center of it all is Eun‑ho (played by Kim Hye‑yoon), a 900 year old gumiho, a nine tailed fox being who has lived for centuries and absolutely refuses to become human. She’s mischievous, sharp tongued, self serving, and emotionally guarded, having spent her long existence gaming the balance between good and bad deeds so she never loses her immortality. She’s a gumiho I have always wanted, with bite, sass, and style. Then fate and literal chaos intervene. A strange accident involving Kang Si‑yeol (Lomon), a world class soccer star known for his confidence, discipline, and narcissism, flips everything on its head. One moment, Eun‑ho is untouchable, powerful, and detached. The next moment, she’s losing her mystical edge and becoming human without warning. I mean, she spent centuries avoiding this. The show balances humor, mythology, and emotional chaos. Eun‑ho’s reactions to human flaws, especially her first encounters with Si‑yeol’s fame, ego, and everyday life, are equal parts hilarious and insightful. Her ability to bend situations to her will in her gumiho state is contrasted brilliantly with how lost and confused she becomes as a human. Episode 1 closes with a surprising twist. It’s a visual and emotional jolt that sets the tone for the entire series: this isn’t just fantasy, it’s fantasy that feels grounded and heartfelt. I have a mix of excitement and intrigue. I’m already loving the push and pull. Even though it’s early, No Tail to Tell already balances fantasy and real emotion in a way that feels promising. There’s wonder, there’s chaos, there’s humor, and there’s the sense that both leads will challenge each other’s long held beliefs. If the first episode is anything to go by, this will be one of those series that gives you the laughs, the myths, and the heart pulling moments. #NoTailtoTell

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32,915 views • 7 months ago

This is urgent. This is personal. This is heartbreaking. Kosar Eftekhari is not just another name, she is like a daughter to me. She stood with my #WhiteWednesdays campaign against compulsory hijab instead Iran. She rose again during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising after the murder of Mahsa Jina Armin in the hand of morality police, for that there’s gonna probably shot her in her eye and blinded her intentionally. With Germany’s help, we could her to safety. Germany became her home, she’s trying to learn Germany. And now, her home in Berlin was attacked by unknown individuals. Let that sink in. A woman who survived state violence, who lost her eye for freedom, he chose to keep fighting, confronting a regime that fears fearless women. is now being targeted again, this time in Europe. I call on everyone who can help her to find that the truth. She needs safety and Security because she’s young. She has a dream and she wants to be a Journalist a free fighter. This is not just an attack on Kosar. This is an attack on safety, on freedom, on the promise of refuge. I am deeply worried about her.

This is urgent. This is personal. This is heartbreaking. Kosar Eftekhari is not just another name, she is like a daughter to me. She stood with my #WhiteWednesdays campaign against compulsory hijab instead Iran. She rose again during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising after the murder of Mahsa Jina Armin in the hand of morality police, for that there’s gonna probably shot her in her eye and blinded her intentionally. With Germany’s help, we could her to safety. Germany became her home, she’s trying to learn Germany. And now, her home in Berlin was attacked by unknown individuals. Let that sink in. A woman who survived state violence, who lost her eye for freedom, he chose to keep fighting, confronting a regime that fears fearless women. is now being targeted again, this time in Europe. I call on everyone who can help her to find that the truth. She needs safety and Security because she’s young. She has a dream and she wants to be a Journalist a free fighter. This is not just an attack on Kosar. This is an attack on safety, on freedom, on the promise of refuge. I am deeply worried about her.

Masih Alinejad

107,285 views • 4 months ago

Cheryl Reeve on what they identified in scouting to see Olivia Miles as one of the two players that the Lynx identified having a “generational skill” “What I said on draft night is that there were two players that had generational skills, I would now classify her(Miles) as a generational talent… I think it’s really easy to identify great passing because there’s not a lot of players that are great at it so instinctually so. And then with Azzi(Fudd) the quick release her actions and scoring the basketball, you know, incredibly valuable… I think in the scouting process when you can repeat something over and over and over again and has been doing so in Livs case for a long time, it’s just a matter of can you figure out the pro game in terms of pace and physicality and all the stuff that goes with it, and that’s the part you don’t know… we thought for sure she’d be a really good back up point guard(laughing)”

Cheryl Reeve on what they identified in scouting to see Olivia Miles as one of the two players that the Lynx identified having a “generational skill” “What I said on draft night is that there were two players that had generational skills, I would now classify her(Miles) as a generational talent… I think it’s really easy to identify great passing because there’s not a lot of players that are great at it so instinctually so. And then with Azzi(Fudd) the quick release her actions and scoring the basketball, you know, incredibly valuable… I think in the scouting process when you can repeat something over and over and over again and has been doing so in Livs case for a long time, it’s just a matter of can you figure out the pro game in terms of pace and physicality and all the stuff that goes with it, and that’s the part you don’t know… we thought for sure she’d be a really good back up point guard(laughing)”

Andrew Dukowitz

328,989 views • 2 months ago

Michael Mann on the pivotal scene in Heat when Ashley Judd’s character Charlene chooses to warn Chris instead of giving him up to the police - despite knowing what it’s going to cost her: “In this scene, I confess I’m stunned with how wonderful Ashley Judd is; the expressions on her face as she processes all her options and what she has to do - and then she waves them off. She’s established early in the film as a practical, emotionally mature adult trying to put together a small family. And those are her values. They are family values. She knows that she ought to cooperate with the police and she ought to let Chris (Val Kilmer) fall. That would protect her child, and no instinct is more profound or powerful than the maternal instinct she has right there. And she’s set up for us to expect that she will do exactly that- even though the anguish would be intense, she would give up Chris to protect the family unit that remains. But when she goes to do that on the porch, she sees him and can’t help herself. She’s in love with the guy. You can see her face processing those choices, the endearment she feels for him, and then she does the irrational act and waves them off. In that moment, we see a look on Ashley’s face, we see a sense of what her future is going to be — which is going to be grim. And it’s there again when she closes her eyes as Drucker tells Vincent that the man was not Chris. But of course - it was. And then this is the final moment of Ashley Judd/Charlene Shiherlis in the film: an awareness of the separation from her man, an awareness of what her future holds for her. And with Chris, there’s a parallel moment of realization.” From the director’s commentary track off the Heat Blu-ray

Michael Mann on the pivotal scene in Heat when Ashley Judd’s character Charlene chooses to warn Chris instead of giving him up to the police - despite knowing what it’s going to cost her: “In this scene, I confess I’m stunned with how wonderful Ashley Judd is; the expressions on her face as she processes all her options and what she has to do - and then she waves them off. She’s established early in the film as a practical, emotionally mature adult trying to put together a small family. And those are her values. They are family values. She knows that she ought to cooperate with the police and she ought to let Chris (Val Kilmer) fall. That would protect her child, and no instinct is more profound or powerful than the maternal instinct she has right there. And she’s set up for us to expect that she will do exactly that- even though the anguish would be intense, she would give up Chris to protect the family unit that remains. But when she goes to do that on the porch, she sees him and can’t help herself. She’s in love with the guy. You can see her face processing those choices, the endearment she feels for him, and then she does the irrational act and waves them off. In that moment, we see a look on Ashley’s face, we see a sense of what her future is going to be — which is going to be grim. And it’s there again when she closes her eyes as Drucker tells Vincent that the man was not Chris. But of course - it was. And then this is the final moment of Ashley Judd/Charlene Shiherlis in the film: an awareness of the separation from her man, an awareness of what her future holds for her. And with Chris, there’s a parallel moment of realization.” From the director’s commentary track off the Heat Blu-ray

Gangster Cinema Central

92,728 views • 2 months ago

📣THANK YOU: The tidal wave of love and support has been incredible… I just have to say thank you. Ella is an athlete—she plays volleyball and is currently competing on her high school girls track team. She’s tough, but more than that, she and her family are grounded in their faith and deeply connected. They are strong in every sense of the word. What has become very clear over the last 12 hours is that the haters are loud—but they are fake and they are few. The support is overwhelming. I check in on Ella often, and I mean this—she is one of the most positive, grounded young people you’ll ever meet. Her mom said something to me the other day that stuck, Ella has something special. There’s a depth of strength in her that even her family is in awe of. And a special thank you to Elon Musk for amplifying what is happening in the small rural town of new Richmond, WI. By doing so, people ALL OVER THE WORLD hear her voice. A few weeks ago I had the chance to interview Ella Frei in her hometown⬇️

📣THANK YOU: The tidal wave of love and support has been incredible… I just have to say thank you. Ella is an athlete—she plays volleyball and is currently competing on her high school girls track team. She’s tough, but more than that, she and her family are grounded in their faith and deeply connected. They are strong in every sense of the word. What has become very clear over the last 12 hours is that the haters are loud—but they are fake and they are few. The support is overwhelming. I check in on Ella often, and I mean this—she is one of the most positive, grounded young people you’ll ever meet. Her mom said something to me the other day that stuck, Ella has something special. There’s a depth of strength in her that even her family is in awe of. And a special thank you to Elon Musk for amplifying what is happening in the small rural town of new Richmond, WI. By doing so, people ALL OVER THE WORLD hear her voice. A few weeks ago I had the chance to interview Ella Frei in her hometown⬇️

Scarlett Johnson

28,739 views • 4 months ago

✨😍 Eileen Gu is not only the most decorated athlete in her field 🥇landing the hardest tricks on snow — She’s casually dropping a masterclass on introspection, neuroplasticity and self‑improvement in a post‑run interview 🤯 A world champion who journals, analyses her own thinking like a scientist and is genuinely excited about becoming the person her 8‑year‑old self would look up to, all while proudly representing China 🇨🇳🫶 With that level of talent, brains and passion, it’s no surprise her haters are mastering only one skill: Olympic‑level mental gymnastics while inhaling massive amounts of copium

✨😍 Eileen Gu is not only the most decorated athlete in her field 🥇landing the hardest tricks on snow — She’s casually dropping a masterclass on introspection, neuroplasticity and self‑improvement in a post‑run interview 🤯 A world champion who journals, analyses her own thinking like a scientist and is genuinely excited about becoming the person her 8‑year‑old self would look up to, all while proudly representing China 🇨🇳🫶 With that level of talent, brains and passion, it’s no surprise her haters are mastering only one skill: Olympic‑level mental gymnastics while inhaling massive amounts of copium

StarBoySAR 🇭🇰 🇨🇳 🥭

243,264 views • 6 months ago

🔥🏀 Sophie Cunningham brings that rare mix of raw fire, electric energy, and pure charisma to the court! It’s downright intoxicating to watch! You see it in every move: the intensity, the sass, and that magnetic personality that lights up the game. She plays with heart and passion that pulls you in. I might be liking her game even more than Caitlin Clark’s right now. Anyone else hooked on Sophie’s fiery vibe?🔥

🔥🏀 Sophie Cunningham brings that rare mix of raw fire, electric energy, and pure charisma to the court! It’s downright intoxicating to watch! You see it in every move: the intensity, the sass, and that magnetic personality that lights up the game. She plays with heart and passion that pulls you in. I might be liking her game even more than Caitlin Clark’s right now. Anyone else hooked on Sophie’s fiery vibe?🔥

Sherri™

4,056,096 views • 5 months ago

usually i find her a bit annoying but this time she ended that stupid boy with “you tripped and fell on top of her naked?” and that slap while screaming “fuck you!!”, and you’re losing me playing at the end is just the cherry on top

usually i find her a bit annoying but this time she ended that stupid boy with “you tripped and fell on top of her naked?” and that slap while screaming “fuck you!!”, and you’re losing me playing at the end is just the cherry on top

ver.

414,257 views • 1 year ago

Mac Jones on playing really well last season and the QB controversy talk that came with it: “I’ve been on the other side of it. I’ve been the starter and there’s a little controversy. I’ve been in Brock’s shoes. There’s no controversy. It is Brock’s team and I still believe that. There’s a respect when you respect a guy who just got paid, earned it, played really well and got hurt. It’s my job as a backup quarterback to go in and play well. I think he supported me really well in that situation. He was there for me and he wanted us to win… I do believe we both can play at a really high level and we’re gonna do that this year.” 🎥: Bussin' With The Boys

Mac Jones on playing really well last season and the QB controversy talk that came with it: “I’ve been on the other side of it. I’ve been the starter and there’s a little controversy. I’ve been in Brock’s shoes. There’s no controversy. It is Brock’s team and I still believe that. There’s a respect when you respect a guy who just got paid, earned it, played really well and got hurt. It’s my job as a backup quarterback to go in and play well. I think he supported me really well in that situation. He was there for me and he wanted us to win… I do believe we both can play at a really high level and we’re gonna do that this year.” 🎥: Bussin' With The Boys

Coach Yac 🗣

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Former Fox News host Geraldo Rivera: “By focusing on the censorship aspect and the First Amendment aspect, it’s losing sight of what should be the lead and that’s that Jimmy Kimmel owes the family of Charlie Kirk and his wife Erika, two small children, an apology. You know, you know, what’s he saying? That if you’re if you’re a member of MAGA and Charlie is a friend of MAG, of MAGA, then he had it coming. It’s just — it’s — it’s in some ways — it’s very — it’s — extremely — extremely insensitive. The country is in a country is in a very tough spot right now. Everyone is walking on eggshells. The First Amendment is not a license to incite hatred and, you know, I think that we can think that we can start the discussion once Jimmy Kimmel apologizes, then they can talk about the business aspects and whether or not he gets whether or not he gets back on the schedule and so forth, but there’s got to there’s got to be a recognition that a terrible thing has happened here, and that millions of Americans are grievously hurt by what happened. You know, there is a — Charlie Kirk was beloved by many. And to just trample over it. He’s not even buried yet for goodness sake. And to make fun of the flags at half staff and so forth. I just half staff and so forth. I just think that we’ve got to look at it with a — with a notion that the country has to be healed, that we have to work to bring people together, that we need to respect each other. You know, we don’t have to agree, but we have to respect. And I think that, you know, the audience has deserted him for a good reason.”

Former Fox News host Geraldo Rivera: “By focusing on the censorship aspect and the First Amendment aspect, it’s losing sight of what should be the lead and that’s that Jimmy Kimmel owes the family of Charlie Kirk and his wife Erika, two small children, an apology. You know, you know, what’s he saying? That if you’re if you’re a member of MAGA and Charlie is a friend of MAG, of MAGA, then he had it coming. It’s just — it’s — it’s in some ways — it’s very — it’s — extremely — extremely insensitive. The country is in a country is in a very tough spot right now. Everyone is walking on eggshells. The First Amendment is not a license to incite hatred and, you know, I think that we can think that we can start the discussion once Jimmy Kimmel apologizes, then they can talk about the business aspects and whether or not he gets whether or not he gets back on the schedule and so forth, but there’s got to there’s got to be a recognition that a terrible thing has happened here, and that millions of Americans are grievously hurt by what happened. You know, there is a — Charlie Kirk was beloved by many. And to just trample over it. He’s not even buried yet for goodness sake. And to make fun of the flags at half staff and so forth. I just half staff and so forth. I just think that we’ve got to look at it with a — with a notion that the country has to be healed, that we have to work to bring people together, that we need to respect each other. You know, we don’t have to agree, but we have to respect. And I think that, you know, the audience has deserted him for a good reason.”

Curtis Houck

825,225 views • 11 months ago