MPI B. K, PTRP

simp for @ITZYofficial... saw ITZY thrice (1/13/23, 1/14/23, 1/15/23)

[MPI B. K, PTRP @mpiBK30]

Love u all guys! ❤💗🧡💛💚💙💜🤍

[FNATIC @FNATIC]

i gotta start looking around the maps more 🤔

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer, the Vatican confirms.

[ABS-CBN News @ABSCBNNews]

“Breaking Bad” star RJ Mitte has died at 34, according to his representative. His cause of death has not been publicly disclosed.

Mitte was also known for his advocacy for disability rights and inclusion.

[VALORANT University @VALORANT_Uni]

🥰 Riot knows exactly why we buy the Battlepass.

#VALORANT

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

Bryan Cranston has written a tribute for his ‘Breaking Bad’ on-screen son RJ Mitte who tragically passed away due to suicide.

“We were texting each other just a few weeks ago - figuring out when we could meet for lunch. I don't know if that lunch would have changed his future... But I do know that I loved him.”

[GMA News @gmanews]

Hihintayin ka namin kapag handa ka na. 🤗

#ComingOutDay

[jolt @meltborne]

this being the funniest moment of the show for me

[ₙₐₙdₒ Dᵤᵣₐ (Rudy Baldog♐) @NandoDura89]

CARRIE 🤝 ANAK NG DILIM

[Rachel ¹⚡️💢 @eternalroseanne]

the fact that she’s been slapping icons since she was a child and is STILL doing it a decade later 😭

9yo 19yo
Mckenna Grace Mckenna Grace
slaps Captain America slaps Cruella de Vil

[sanmeyo @oyemnassxo]

They really brought the modern reality of social media bullying into Carrie, showing how Chris weaponized humiliation to start chaos and protests.
The way it reflects Gen Z's world of online harassment, public shaming, and mob mentality was really a stand out point #Carrie

[kyler ໒ @slshers]

another top 3 scene of the series for me. i keep coming back to this & the car scene from episode 3 the most. definitely my favorite moment of the prom sequence

[koreanoli @koreanoli]

Stephen King's Carrie adaptations 📈📉📉📈

[Edward Burger (not Berger) ❤️🌈 @edwardbrgr]

As I said before, I feel like this is by far the most humanized and layered portrayal of Chris’ death that we’ve gotten so far. Her last words being “I’m sorry” as she begs Carrie for mercy hit differently, especially because she had every opportunity to apologize to Carrie before this and repeatedly chose not to. Other versions of Chris were either portrayed as completely evil or didn’t give us enough time to see her death up close, but this version actually gives Chris a bit of a moment of genuine fear, regret, and desperation before it’s too late.

Mike Flanagan made Chris feel like an actual modern teenager rather than just a one-dimensional bully, and Alison Thornton plays her to perfection. She gives Chris this believable combination of cruelty, insecurity, arrogance, and vulnerability that makes her feel like a real person rather than simply “the evil bully"

[Icky @Ughly14]

This actress is insane. She makes my blood boil but then there are scenes where she becomes a regular scared teenage girl and it's so heartbreaking and then she switches right back to making me want to strangle her. 10/10 performance she needs to be in everything

[sanmeyo @oyemnassxo]

CARRIE is now a ruthless, unstoppable powerhouse who believes the whole thing is her world. There’s NO WAY they’re not gonna explore this in Season 2. Mike Flanagan has opened the door for something absolutely insane #Carrie

[🪿gigi🪿 @amazonatlantean]

The concept of having to have a straight face during this tomfoolery

[koreanoli @koreanoli]

Summer H. Howell as Carrie 🤍

[cob @sillierdeadite]

one of my favorite scenes of the year

[wonder. @godsandmortaIs]

gonna tell my kids this was katseye #carrie