Mandy Stanhope

Mom of 3. Always thankful and always grateful. West Coast of Canada 🇨🇦

[Variety @Variety]

“My Life With the Walter Boys” has been renewed for Season 4 ahead of the Season 3 premiere later this year. The fourth season will debut on Netflix sometime in 2027.

https://t.co/ywC55HABNZ

[Netflix @netflix]

SADDLE UP! My Life with the Walter Boys is coming back for Season 3...AND Season 4 🤠

[Complex Music @ComplexMusic]

"You dedicated your whole life to this. You gave us your whole life, bro."

—Big Sean to Justin Bieber

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@ThoNg676733 Skunks? I’m guessing this got lost in translation 😀

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

I’m not surprised he’s running his own foundation now. Even as a kid he was so compassionate. My oldest son went to cubs scouts with him

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

This is the boy who quenched the thirst of half a million Africans. His name is Ryan, and he was born in Canada in May 1991.

When he was a child, just six years old, his teacher told the class about how children live in Africa. Deeply moved by the fact that some even die of thirst—while he could simply go to the tap and drink clean water—Ryan asked the teacher how much it would cost to bring water to Africa. She mentioned an organization called “WaterCan,” which could build wells for about $70.

When he got home, he went straight to his mother, Susan, and told her he needed $70 to buy a well for African children. His mother told him he would have to earn the money through hard work and gave him chores that allowed Ryan to earn a few dollars each week.

Eventually, he saved up the $70 and went to WaterCan, where they told him the actual cost of drilling a well was $2,000. Susan made it clear she couldn’t give him all that money, but Ryan didn’t give up—he promised he would come back with the full $2,000.

He continued doing chores around the neighborhood to raise money, inspiring his brothers, neighbors, and friends to join in and help until they raised the necessary funds. In January 1999, the well was drilled in a village in northern Uganda.

Once the well was ready, Ryan’s school started to help, and they established contact with the school near the well. That’s how Ryan met Akana, a boy who fought to go to school every day. Ryan was so moved that he asked his parents to take him to meet Akana. In 2000, he arrived in the village, where hundreds of people greeted him, forming a corridor and chanting his name.

“They even know my name?” Ryan asked the guide, surprised.

“Everyone within 100 kilometers knows,” the guide replied.

Today, Ryan is 33 years old, runs his own foundation, and has brought over 400 wells to Africa. He is also responsible for providing education and teaching locals how to take care of the wells and manage water.

While we go through so many meaningless things, nothing is more righteous ththan paying tribute to a true hero.

"What if one small act could change thousands of lives?

[Entertainment Tonight @etnow]

Michael J. Fox officially wins for sweetest ‘I am an Actor’ story at the #ActorsAwards. 🥹

[Netflix @netflix]

Seth Rogen gives a tribute to Catherine O'Hara after she wins The Actor Award for Best Actress in a Comedy Series:

"She knew she could destroy and she wanted to destroy every day on set." #ActorAwards

[Spencer Althouse @SpencerAlthouse]

Harrison Ford was in tears during his super emotional Lifetime Achievement Award speech. This was so good

"Sometimes we make entertainment. Sometimes we make art. Sometimes, if we're lucky, we make 'em both at the same time. And if we're really fortunate, we also get to make a living doing it. Success in this business brings a certain freedom that comes with responsibility to support each other, to lift others up when we can. To keep the door open for the next kid, the next lost boy who's looking for a place to belong. I'm, indeed, a lucky guy. Lucky to have found my people. Lucky to have work that challenges me. Lucky to still be doing it. And I don't take that for granted."

#ActorAwards

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

The full “I Am an Actor” segment at the 2026 Actor Awards:

• Kristen Wiig
• Teyana Taylor
• Delroy Lindo
• Kate Hudson
• Michael J. Fox

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

Seth Rogen gives a touching tribute to his co-star Catherine O'Hara while accepting the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series on her behalf at the #ActorAwards

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@Mishi_2210 Well how old was Ethan when his kid was born? Just because he got married at 25 it doesn’t mean his kid was born at that time.

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@ohhanxiety Constance and Dorothy

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@buitengebieden Annie because it has her hair

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Choreographer Vincent Paterson performs Jackson’s "Thriller" ,

he was also one of the original zombie dancers from the video

[The Night Warrior @WarriorNight007]

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Michael Jackson & the zombie actors from the “Thriller” music video practicing their iconic choreography without costume or makeup, 1983.

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

I have the best memories of watching Fawlty Towers with my Dad. Every episode was hilarious. This one had us both laughing so hard 😂🤣

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

I can’t believe it has been more than 50 years since #FawltyTowers premiered on the BBC. This is one of my favourite clips. 🛎️🌿🚗

“Duck’s off, sorry.”

[EmergencyInfoBC @EmergencyInfoBC]

The Tsunami Watch is in effect for #BC Tsunami Notification Zones A, B, C, & D. More info:
https://t.co/pqmi9XE4UD #BCTsunami

[Paul Embery @PaulEmbery]

The fathers of two of the young girls murdered in the Southport massacre have just completed the London marathon in memory of their daughters. I am truly in awe of these brave men - Sergio Aguiar (father of Alice) and David Stancombe (father of Elsie).

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@pattiemallette Love, Actually

[Mandy Stanhope @mandystanhope]

@TSwiftNZ Taylor Way has always been there. Nothing to do with Taylor Swift ha