tim hunt

[tim hunt @tjhunt26]

lol 😂

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Sister knows how to discipline her brother. 😂😂

[old toons @oldtoons_]

Remembering Mel Blanc on the 37th anniversary of his passing.

[Time Tales @Tales_TimeLord]

I remember when Mickey driving a crappy car into a glass door was like the most BADASS thing imaginable

simpler times

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The world’s oldest living land animal - the Seychelles giant tortoise named Jonathan - has recently celebrated his 193rd birthday.

He was basically born ~30 years before the US Civil War started.

[Daniel Richtman @DanielRPK]

Wai Ching Ho, who played Madame Gao in Daredevil, has sadly passed away

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

They met as teenagers.

The connection was instant.

In 1944, Kenneth and Helen Felumlee secretly eloped because Kenneth was still too young to legally marry in Ohio.

It was a decision that would shape the next seven decades of their lives.

Together, they raised eight children, welcomed 23 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren, and built a family that became their greatest legacy.

They were rarely apart.

Every morning, they held hands while eating breakfast.

Even while traveling, they preferred sharing the same bunk rather than sleeping separately.

After 70 years of marriage, Helen passed away peacefully at the age of 92.

Kenneth was told the love of his life was gone.

He quietly said, "Mom's dead."

Fifteen hours later, he was gone too.

Their daughter later said the family always believed that when one left, the other wouldn't be far behind.

Some love stories don't end with goodbye.

They simply pause... until two hearts find each other again.

[Amunet @freakoutsideofx]

30 years ago, Sabrina the Teenage Witch cast a spell on an entire generation. From Salem’s sarcastic one liners to Sabrina’s high school adventures, this show became part of growing up in the late ’90s. Seeing the cast then and now is a reminder of just how fast time flies… and somehow, we all still wish we had a magic finger. Which character was your favorite?

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

Fans recognized him more as Chip Skylark than as a member of NSYNC 😅

Chris Kirkpatrick revealed that he signed more autographs as his The Fairly OddParents character than as himself, despite being a founding member of one of the biggest boy bands of the era.

During an interview with series creator Butch Hartman, Kirkpatrick recalled returning to his former middle school in Ohio to speak about his journey in entertainment. The students showed little reaction when NSYNC was mentioned, but immediately erupted after learning he voiced Chip Skylark.

The children arrived with drawings of the fictional pop star, shouted “Chip,” and requested songs such as My Shiny Teeth and Me. Kirkpatrick said he signed so many character autographs that he suddenly wondered, “How would Chip sign his name?”

Introduced in The Fairly OddParents as a celebrity singer admired by Timmy Turner, Chip became a nostalgic favorite through songs including My Shiny Teeth and Me and Icky Vicky. For an entire generation, Kirkpatrick is apparently just as recognizable as Dimmsdale’s biggest pop star as he is as a member of NSYNC.

[Ranger Retrocenter @retrocenter]

Any RangerWiki editors out there?

"Return of the Green Ranger" "Marissa" was played by Amber Shaw.

She actually DMd my FB account 3 years ago, but since I never check it, it went unread! In a wild stroke of luck, the single call sheet I have from the Sydney filming confirms it!

[DIOS Une a Sus Hijos @DiosUneSusHijos]

Durante cinco años, un perro saludaba al cartero con su pelota de tenis, hasta que un día, su dueño salió sosteniéndola en lugar de él.

En 2019, un nuevo cartero empezó a repartir en el vecindario y pronto se dio cuenta de que había una casa a la que siempre esperaba con ansias.

Por culpa del perro que esperaba junto a la reja de la entrada.

Al principio, el cartero le daba pequeños premios solo para ganarse su confianza, pero con el tiempo, el perro dejó de verlo como un desconocido. Mientras otros perros ladraban detrás de las cercas, este esperaba con calma, moviendo la cola, como si supiera exactamente a qué hora se suponía que llegaba su amigo.

Eventualmente, la rutina se volvió de ellos.

El cartero se acercaba, le daba un premio, le acariciaba la cabeza y el perro corría a agarrar su pelota de tenis favorita, dejándola con orgullo cerca de la reja, como si quisiera jugar antes de que el hombre siguiera su camino.

En los días de enfermedad, cuando no podía trabajar, los otros carteros que cubrían su ruta decían que el perro nunca actuaba igual con ellos. Se quedaba atrás, miraba en silencio y esperaba a la única persona que había elegido.

Durante cinco años, esa pequeña rutina nunca cambió.

Hasta que una mañana, el cartero llegó a la casa y el perro no estaba.

En cambio, el dueño salió sosteniendo la misma pelota de tenis desgastada y le dijo que el perro había fallecido por vejez.

Dijo que ver al cartero se había convertido en la parte favorita del día de su perro, y que antes de guardar la pelota, quería que el cartero se la quedara.

El cartero se quedó ahí llorando mientras el dueño permanecía a su lado en silencio. 😭❤️

[old toons @oldtoons_]

Show me a more iconic fourth wall break, I'll wait 💁‍♂️⌚

[TOSSatNight @TOSSatNight]

We're hearing some very sad news. Antoinette Bower has passed away at the age of 93. Apparently she died in April, but it's just being announced now. She's a highlight of TOSS every Halloween season, and I always look forward to seeing her. Rest in peace, Sylvia. 😔 #TOSSatNight

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

In 2016, Laura and Brayden Faganello promised to spend the rest of their lives together.

Less than a year later, a terrible accident changed everything.

While helping set up an outdoor event in 2017, Laura was struck on the head by a heavy metal pole.

She survived.

But when she woke up, she believed she was 17 years old.

The man sitting beside her said he was her husband.

To Laura, he was a complete stranger.

She couldn't remember meeting him.

She couldn't remember falling in love.

She couldn't remember their wedding just nine months earlier.

Every memory they had built together had vanished.

Brayden could have begged her to remember.

He could have reminded her that they were already married.

Instead, he chose patience.

He answered the same questions again and again.

He gave her the time and space to heal.

He became her friend before trying to become her husband again.

Slowly, they started dating.

They laughed together.

They made new memories.

And without ever recovering the love she had lost, Laura found herself falling in love with Brayden all over again.

He proposed a second time.

She said yes.

Not because she remembered their first love.

But because she had discovered a new one.

Sometimes love isn't about holding on to the past.

Sometimes it's about choosing the same person, even when your heart has to learn their name all over again

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

We just lost another Marvel and Disney legend today 😔

Wai Ching Ho, the commanding actress behind Marvel’s Madame Gao, has sadly passed away at the age of 82.

Ho became internationally recognized for her calm and intimidating portrayal of Madame Gao across Daredevil, Iron Fist, and The Defenders. Her quietly powerful performance made Gao one of the most memorable and mysterious figures from Marvel’s Netflix era.

She also brought warmth to animation as the voice of Grandma Wu in Pixar’s Turning Red. Her extensive screen career included appearances in Hustlers, Premium Rush, Lucky Grandma, Only Murders in the Building, and Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens.

Beyond film and television, Ho was an accomplished stage performer whose credits included Celine Song’s Endlings, in which she portrayed Han Sol, one of three elderly Korean sea divers confronting the disappearance of their way of life.

Her presence was unmistakable, whether she was portraying a feared Marvel crime boss, a loving family matriarch, or a deeply human character onstage.

Rest in peace, Wai Ching Ho. Thank you for bringing Madame Gao, Grandma Wu, and so many memorable characters to life. 📷

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

PRINCESS MONONOKE turns 29 today.

When Harvey Weinstein demanded major cuts for the U.S. release, Hayao Miyazaki reportedly sent him a samurai sword with a simple message: “No cuts.”

It was released essentially intact.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

In October 1942, a terrified nineteen-year-old Jewish girl knocked on the door of Céleste Varon, a 63-year-old seamstress who lived alone with her elderly cat.

The girl was the Mandel daughter from the second floor.

The girl’s parents had already been taken by the authorities, and she had absolutely nowhere left to go. Céleste did not make a grand speech, and she did not hesitate.

She simply stepped aside, let the frightened teenager inside her two-room apartment on the Rue Sainte-Catherine, and quietly decided to change history from her sewing machine.

For forty years, Céleste had a reputation in her Bordeaux neighborhood as the woman who could make something from nothing.

She spent her days doing close work by her window, watching the world change through the glass. When the German occupation brought terror and yellow stars to her streets, she did not see a political crisis.

Instead, she saw a practical problem that required a practical solution. To survive, her new guest needed to become completely invisible to the soldiers patrolling the city.

Céleste knew exactly how to do that because she understood that how a person is seen depends entirely on what they wear.

She immediately set to work transforming the young girl into her niece.

She did not just alter clothing. She coached the girl on how to walk, how to carry her shoulders, and how to blend into a crowd with the same patient specificity she used during dress fittings.

Later, she used her sharp eyesight and steady hands to alter identity papers, mixing her own inks under a work lamp until the changes were flawless.

"A person is noticed when they look out of place," Céleste whispered to her guests as she worked. "Our job is to make sure you look exactly like what the world expects to see."

Soon, her quiet resistance grew.

Over two years, Céleste hid a total of seven people in her tiny back room.

When her savings ran out in 1943, she took a massive risk to feed them. She started accepting alteration commissions from the wives of German officers.

She sat calmly in apartments decorated with swastika flags, pinning hems and maintaining a perfectly blank expression, using the money from the occupiers to buy food for the Jewish citizens hidden right under their noses.

Twice, the French police searched her building, but they only ever saw an old woman sewing quietly at her machine and moved on.

Of the seven people she sheltered, five survived the war. After the liberation, the Mandel daughter emigrated to Canada and eventually named her own first daughter Céleste.

In 1947, she sent a letter back to the little apartment on Rue Sainte-Catherine, thanking the woman who taught her how to walk down a dangerous street like she belonged there.

They wrote to each other for eleven years until Céleste passed away in 1958, right at her sewing machine, with a piece of fabric still under the needle.

Céleste never asked for fame, medals, or recognition.

She simply went back to her normal life after the war, believing she had just done her job. Today, her story lives on through that single, treasured letter preserved in the Bordeaux municipal archives. It reminds us that ordinary kindness, mixed with a little courage and practical skill, has the power to light up the darkest times and sew a broken world back together.

[⚡ RangerBoard.com ⚡ @RangerBoard]

A new commercial has landed for the Mighty Morphin #PowerRangers Re-Ignition Season 2 toys!
This commercial showcases the Combinable Thunderzord toys which are slowly releasing across the world. Hang tight for them to arrive in your region!

Will they all join your collection? 🤔

[TrekMovie.com @TrekMovie]

Happy birthday to Robert Pine (father of Chris), who played Ambassador Liria in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "The Chute" and Captain Tavin in Enterprise's "Fusion." (And yes, a lot of you probably recognize him from CHiPs!)

#StarTrek

[Skyler Shuler @SkylerShuler]

Don Iweks a long-time Disney executive, Disney Legend, and technical innovator has passed away at 96. 🕊️ °o°

[The Real Ghostbusters Archive @RealGBArchives]

"Wat created this house as a trap, to catch us!"
From the episode:
Mrs. Rogers Neighborhood 👻

[Blaze Binges @BlazeBinges]

20 years ago today, the Power Rangers transformed into Legendary Warriors for the first time in Power Rangers Mystic Force "Dark Wish" event.