Stephanie Stone

Waiting to be Eternally Buzzed ✨

[Post Malone @PostMalone]

back on the road, see you tonight South Carolina!

[Extra Posty @ExtraPosty]

You’re not just at the show, you’re part of it 🎤

[Champagne Joshi @JoshWalkos]

Bro was genuinely scared to death. 😂 🤣

[☆ posty pics 📸 @dailypostypics]

four years of tct 🖤

[Post Malone Fans @PostMalone_Fans]

FOUR YEARS OF TWELVE CARAT TOOTHACHE.

[Stephanie Stone @MsGaPeachSWS]

@JebraFaushay PCB loved him, because of the amazing show he put on and his kind heart, yet your whole page is devoted to talking shit about people. YOU should be worried about what a hateful POS you are.

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

The fully armored K9 looked exhausted—then a toddler handed him a tiny pillow and the entire parking lot melted

[Post Malone 🛞 France @Post_MaloneFR]

🌴 Post Malone hier soir au Gulf Coast Jam Festival en Floride !

📸 unresisted sur Instagram

[Post Malone @PostMalone]

see you in 10 days BAST2 💟
https://t.co/vfWi30covZ
@JellyRoll615
@carterxfaith
@BigXthaPlugg
@ExtraPosty

[cats with powerful impression 🐾 @catshealdeprsn]

When daddy gets home

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

Baby Sees Mom For The First Time After Birth

[Nature Unedited @NatureUnedited]

I don't think I've ever seen a better example of an animal smiling

[Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

Happy Birthday Clint Eastwood. You will forever be my most favorite actor of all time.
#ClintEastwood

[𝕐o̴g̴ @Yoda4ever]

When the mailman is your best friend..🐕🐾😍

[Post Malone @PostMalone]

thank you for being patient with us, ladies and gentlemen 🥹 here’s all official dates on our BIG ASS STADIUM TOUR coming up. see you crazy mofos in a week 🍻 https://t.co/vfWi30covZ

[Dr. Mel Aaron Gibson @MelAaronGibson1]

This dog 🐕❤️

This is Officer Brian Santos and his K9 partner Kyra from Cocoa PD in Florida. They’ve been a team since 2018.

Impressive!

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

On September 11, 2001, while millions of people watched the collapse of the Twin Towers on television, Steve Buscemi returned to his old firehouse and asked if he could help.

Long before becoming a world-famous actor, Buscemi had actually been a New York City firefighter. He had passed the entrance exam at 18 and worked for four years at Engine Company 55 in Little Italy before leaving the department to pursue acting.

But he had never forgotten that job.

After the attacks on the World Trade Center, he did not call agents or publicists. He did not seek cameras or attention. He simply went back to his former colleagues.

On September 12, he arrived at Ground Zero and made himself available to his old crew. In the days that followed, he worked like one of the many firefighters involved in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.

He worked exhausting twelve-hour shifts among twisted steel, dust, and debris, helping with search and recovery operations.

He did not want the press to talk about him.

For that reason, there are very few images of those days. Some photographs show him covered in dust, wearing a firefighter’s helmet, his face marked by exhaustion. These were not staged poses for the media. They were real moments of a man working alongside others.

Years later, Buscemi said that returning to firefighting during those days helped him cope with the trauma.

He explained that, while working, he could at least stop thinking constantly about what was happening around him.

But the emotional weight remained.

Over time, he spoke openly about depression and post-traumatic stress disorder he developed after experiencing Ground Zero firsthand. He said that sometimes simply being reminded of those days was enough to make him feel as if he were back there again.

Buscemi sought help through therapy and began publicly advocating for the importance of mental health, especially for first responders and firefighters.

In the years that followed, he remained close to the New York Fire Department, also working with organizations that raise funds for psychological support for responders affected by the aftermath of 9/11.

Many surviving firefighters have, in fact, died in later years from illnesses linked to substances inhaled in the rubble.

Steve Buscemi could have stayed away from it all, protected by his fame and his new life in Hollywood.

Instead, he chose to return to where it all began.

Not as an actor.

As a firefighter.

[Extra Posty @ExtraPosty]

And the coolest mom award goes to…

[Anna Paulina Luna @realannapaulina]

🥹🥹🥹🥹