🌴🌊 A GLAMOROUS LIST EVENT: 2022 SPRING BREAK TRIP 🌊🌴
Bora Bora is a small South Pacific island northwest of Tahiti in French Polynesia. Surrounded by sand-fringed motus (islets) and a turquoise lagoon protected by a coral reef, it’s known for its scuba diving. It's also a popular luxury resort destination where some guest bungalows are perched over the water on stilts. At the island's center rises Mount Otemanu, a 727m dormant volcano.
All guests will be staying at the Four Seasons Luxury Resort on the island in the famous overwater bungalows. Upon arriving at the Faa’a International Airport (French Polynesia’s only airport), all guests will board a 45-minute flight to Bora Bora where you’ll be greeted by Four Seasons representatives. The employees will handle guest luggage and escort you to one of their custom Andreyale yachts for a scenic, 15-minute transfer to the Resort on the island. Guests will be welcomed at the Resort with a traditional Polynesian flower lei and chilled pineapple water before being escorted to your bungalow. Children are welcome! More details about the Resort and rooms will be posted closer to the event start day!
The Glamorous List Spring Break Trip will be running from March 5th through March 12th. The roommate list will be posted closer to the event start day. We are currently still taking roommate requests, so if you’d like to be paired with someone, please do send us an I.M.! Those in relationships will be paired together automatically and those who don’t send us requests, will be paired with someone random.
THIS IS A MANDATORY EVENT. Which means your celebs will be required to attend, as it will count towards your activity.
We can’t wait for you all to join us! See you in Bora Bora!
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UNDER THE CUT, YOU WILL FIND THE COMPLETE LIST OF ROOMMATES. THE LIST IS SCHEDULED TO CHANGE AS NEW CELEBS ARE BROUGHT IN OR LEAVE THE GROUP.
Nick Jonas & Troye Sivan
Taylor Swift & Andy Biersack
Cindy Kimberly & Jeon Jungkook
Bill Skarsgard & Lily Collins
Tom Holland & Shay Mitchell
Jordan Fisher & Dove Cameron
Florence Pugh & Zendaya
Joe Keery & Hunter Schafer
Laura Harrier & Patrick Mahomes
Shawn Mendes & Timothee Chalamet
Imogen Poots & Chris Evans
Jack Lowden & Saoirse Ronan
Tinashe & Joe Jonas
Sophie Turner & Zac Efron
Ryan Reynolds & Margot Robbie
Selena Gomez & Ava Max
Megan Thee Stallion & Jackson Wang
Dylan O’Brien & Vanessa Hudgens
Kim Taehyung & Ariana Grande
Madelyn Cline & Travis Kelce
Alexandra Daddario & Emmy Rossum
Sebastian Stan & Natalia Dyer
Alycia Debnam-Carey & Hailee Steinfeld
Henry Cavill & Andrew Garfield
Leigh-Anne Pinnock & Emilia Clarke
Madison Bailey & Jacob Elordi
Sydney Sweeney & Emma Stone
Thomas Doherty & Niall Horan
Harry Styles & Rihanna
Joe Burrow & Vanessa Morgan
Sam Claflin & Liam Payne
Alexa Demie & Aaron Tveit
KJ Apa & Pedro Pascal
Lily-Rose Depp & Robert Pattinson
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╰ ♪ ❪ MEET THE ST.JAMES FAMILY ❫
very close, musically gifted, and just a lil bit chaotic -- but in the best way possible.
elizabeth st.james [ mother, 47, doctor. ] played by reese witherspoon
ryland st.james [ father , 45 , pediatric doctor ] played by john mulaney
florence st.james [ grandmother, 68, philosophy professor ] played by sigorney weaver
anastasia “stas” st.james [ 24, musician ] played by perrie edwards
scout st.james [ 24, musician ] played by jordan fisher
scotty st.james [ 23, musician ] played by luke hemmings
suzy st.james [ 15, student ] played by cha minjung
shiloh st.james [ 12, student / child actor ] played by jacob tremblay
do you think you’re anything like your biological parents? why or why not?
he doesn’t know it but, damn he’s like his mom and father. hotheaded and prone to ghosting, something they both passed down to him. spent very few of his formative years with his biological mother ( and literally has never even seen his dad. )
“ i barely remember my biological mom so... i don’t know for sure. from what i’ve heard? i really fucking hope not cause, she’s... not really all that great of a person and an addict ... ”
between his foster / adoptive parents, way more like ryland . shares a few of his interests ( outside of music ) with his foster dad because i’d venture to say he really looked up to him when he first moved in with them. his sense of humor, love for food, all that? comes from ryland.
how’s your relationship with your parents / guardians ( whomever you spent most of your childhood with )?
ryland: he’d never say it , but his favorite parent lowkey is ryland. they literally have the best relationship . they’re really close. makes alot of sense that the kid who tested the patience of his parents the most grew quite fond of the most lenient parent. the two of them together? the worst, trouble making combo to ever exist. true partners in crime, especially now that scott’s older. period. scott adores him.
elizabeth: soft. scott’s never more vulnerable around anyone else. she’s always been able to see right through the sarcasm and bad attitude. liz and scott really do just connect in a way he probably doesn’t connect with most. she’s hard on him , but it’s really just because from day one she’s seen so much potential in him. but, scott has a tendency to want to hide things from liz just because she sees so much good in him and he hates disappointing her.
florence: an icon. honestly is the most honest with scotty and for that? he do be stanning probably outwardly looks like he doesn’t like her but the two just playfully bicker sarcastically.
how do they feel about your rise in fame / wealth?
super proud of him ! tbh he could’ve turned out a whole lot worse and liz always thought he had potential in music. they do occasionally have to humble him because at some point in his career ( sounds good feels good days ) the money and clout really got to his head. he was kinda being a dick for awhile. but tbh his whole family cut that out real quiCK.
any siblings? how many of them and how old are they? what do they do for a living? what are your thoughts on them?
4 siblings issa crazy house my friends. this is me realizing scott have major middle child syndrome and i-- dfgdjaddf
stas: GEEEZZZ he do be loving stas. other than scout, she’s the first person he’d grown comfortable around. as with pretty much all of his family, scott is incredibly protective over stas. though technically be his older sister, he kinda feels like he ought to looks after her. scott thinks the world of her. unknowingly uses what she thinks as a general moral compass ( most of the time ). so, if she doesn’t think somethings okay chances are scott agrees 100% blindly. unless it’s about punching harris . they’re just really close! he’s equal parts annoying little brother and loyal golden retriever with her.
scout: mannnnn this could be three pages long. scott and scout have quite a bit of history , as a result one could argue scout’s essentially a babysitter / parent figure in his life. aside from with their mother, scott doesn’t let his walls nearly as easy as he does with scout. while yes he’s always down to fight for scout, scout’s kinda the protector in this dynamic. much like stas , he looks to scout for what’s good and bad -- though, he arguably listens to scout a little bit more depending on the day. tells scout just about everything ( even the things scout could do without hearing ) and the two are insanely close.
suzy: his little sister! rebellious, intelligent, and creative. unsurprisingly, scotty makes it a sport to annoy / embarrass her. another person he’d really throw hands for though. she definitely claims to dislike scotty, even though the two text and facetime constantly. she goes to scotty to keep a secrets like when she sneaks out and needs an alibi . while scott discourages her from breaking the rules , he’ll always cover for her. it’s cute .
shiloh: the baby of the family and definitely someone scott rallies around. scott sees a little bit of his younger self in shiloh. their relationship is just scott trying to hype him up 99% of the time, and shiloh thinking he’s this big cool rockstar. a big motivator for scott to not be a total fuck up because he knows shiloh looks up to him.
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Habsfan98 NHL Season 2017-2018 Team Opinions
Man, the off-season was painfully slow this year. But! Thankfully the pre-season was fun, and now the regular season will start in just a couple of hours. So, to kick of the season, I decided to make some opinions for the NHL teams this years. Just some predictions, and expectations that I hope come true.
Remember these are just predictions and opinions. And I have no intention of offending anyone, or the cities that these teams represent. I would love to have counter-opinions and discussions about your teams.
Anaheim Duck
The Ducks are still considered a cup-contender. Even after the loses of young defenseman Clayton Stoner, and Shea Theodore. Ryan Getzlaf is still the driving force of this team’s offense, along with rising star Rickard Rackell, and their bruising still of play. The real question, is if the John Gibson can elevate his game, and push the Ducks to the Stanley cup final.
Arizona Coyotes
The Yotes have a chance this year to take a big step up, from being a rebuilding (Mediocre) team. To a potential playoff contender in the Pacific Divison. Max Domi looks to take another step into stardom, with Oliver Ekman-Larsson. Antti Raanta, was brought in from the Rangers to bring capable goaltending, and Derek Stepan joined him to give a veteran presence for the young squad. Who I’m watching for this season, is Anthony Duclair. He had awful season last year, after an incredible rookie season. Will he be able to get back to that form under new head coach Rick Tocchet?
Boston Bruins
For Bruins it’s going to be an interesting year. You’re going to have to hope the Brad Marchand’s “break-out” season wasn’t a total one-off, and that Tukka Rask can have a stable, or Vezina caliber season. I think the Bruins could be a playoff team, but that all depends on whether the younger talent we saw in the playoff last year, develop and mature.
Buffalo Sabres
Jack Eichel is now the future of the Buffalo Sabres franchise. He is the piece that this team will build around for the next eight years. Meanwhile the rest of the team still has holes. I still question the Sabres defense, which has been the biggest weakness for this team since they started rebuilding. Hopefully the goaltending can hold the fort, until the new GM in Buffalo can find a solution.
Calgary Flames
Aside from the off-ice drama. The Flames look like a playoff team once again. Only this time with a much deeper defense. Mike Smith will have to be leagues better the Brian Elliot was if the Flames look to challenge the Oilers, Ducks, and Sharks for top bills in the Pacific. Sam Bennet also needs to take the next step, otherwise; I predict that he’ll be trade bait by Christmas.
Carolina Hurricanes
The Hurricanes might finally get people to go to their games again with the improvements they made this year. Bring in the younger players from the cup winning Blackhawks teams was a gutsy move by the Hurricanes. Scott Darling has the chance to be a number one goaltender, and the young defense has a chance to really shine this year. Oh! And people might finally notice Jeff Skinner for a change!
Chicago Blackhawks
Stan Bowman went full nuclear and purged the 2016-2017 team, and did his best to bring back the 2014-2015 Stanley cup winning team. Bring back the well-rounded Saad, and fan favorite Patrick Sharp. However, this team will have to bring up some younger players from the system if they want a chance to stay afloat with the rest of the Central Division.
Colorado Avalanche
I have nothing to say about this team. Last year was terrible. This year will also be terrible. Your only notable off-season acquisition, was Nail Yakupov. Av’s fan’s your only hope is that Nathan MacKinnon takes another step, and turns into a true super star, Semyon Varlamov doesn’t get hurt again long term (and plays like its 2011-2012), and Joe Sakic gets fired.
Columbus Blue Jackets
The Blue Jackets live and breath with Bobrovsky. If he’s healthy and stays healthy expect the playoffs. If he’s injured and stays injured, you’re out of the playoffs. You traded of Brandon Saad to Chicago for Artemi Panarin, Alexander Wennberg and Zach Werenski will most lickely regress this season, and you better hope that Nick Foligno doesn’t vanish again.
Dallas Stars
The Dallas Stars learned their lesson about trying the 1-A/1-B goaltending system. They went out a signed Ben Bishop to a six-year contract. He along with Marc Methot will finally get this team back into the post season. What I’m curious about is the offensive lines of this team. Sighing Radulov to a five-year deal, adds another piece of fire power to this team. There is one important question. Will anyone on this follow Ken Hitchcock rather stubborn defensive system.
Detroit Red Wings
Yeah… I don’t expect this team to make the playoffs. There old, slow, inconsistent, and poorly coached. If the Red Wings have any chance of being a good this year (or any year), they will need to get rid of a few contracts, and aging players. Hopefully, the first season at the new arena won’t be too painful to watch. Side Note: Fix the goal horn in that new arena.
Edmonton Oilers
The Oilers are going to be the second-best team in the Pacific Division. McDavid and Draisaitl are going this team back to the post season. Well, so long as Cam Talbot plays like he did last year. A lot of people have faith that this team will end Canada’s cup drought. What I’m looking forward to is seeing if Kailer Yamamoto stays with the team for the rest of the year.
Florida Panthers
This team will be better than last year’s hot-mess. Dale Tallon has done everything he could to return the team to his vision of what a cup-contender in Florida would look like. The important question is whether the key players on this team, stay healthy. The Panthers could be a playoff team, so long has those players aren’t hit with requiring long-term injuries.
Los Angeles Kings
A healthy Jonathan Quick means a chance at the playoffs. Jeff Carter hopefully won’t have to be anchor of the offense this season. Anze Kopitar had a dreaful season last year, and looks to rebound, meanwhile players from the farm system look to make an impact this year. I only have one question. What the fuck is going to happen to Dustin Brown?
Minnesota Wild
After a lack luster end to the playoff last year. It’s clear that Wild are trying to build from being a just a “get-in-the-playoffs” team. They want to play, to get deep into the playoffs. At this point I’m done doubting Devan Dubnyk, he’s proven himself to be an elite goaltender. The only worry I have for this team, is Zach Parise, he needs to be a better player than he was last year.
Montreal Canadiens
Oh boy. I hate to say this. But even with Carey Price on the team. I have the habs being a bubble team. The trade for Jonathan Drouin, was a much-needed addition for the habs, then they lose Radulov to Dallas in free agency. However, training camp has had some surprises Hudon, and De La Rose, made the opening night roasters, along with rookie defensemen Victor Mete. The habs can make the playoffs, if they can play a better offensive game. If not. It’s going to be an uphill climb.
Nashville Predators
The Preds shocked the hockey world making the Stanley cup final last year as a the technically 16 seed team. They lost to a much healthier and deeper Penguins team. The Predators added Nick Bonino to sure up the center position. However, the season is going to be a rough start. The mobile and offensively gifted defense will be without Ryan Ellis for 4-g months, while you’ve also lost James Neal to the expansion draft, and Mike Fisher retired. The Preds can be a playoff team, but that all depends on the young players that stepping up again from the playoffs, and Pekka Rinne standing on his head once more.
New Jersey Devils
The Devils aren’t going to have much of a season this year. At worst it’s a tank year, at best it’s a year that see’s the team take the steps with it younger players into being a team worth watching in the future. Nico Hischier was a pretty good in the pre-season, and will have to better in the regular season.
New York Islanders
The whole season is going to be about John Tavares not being signed. Other than that, new coach Doug Weight looks to keep up the momentum from last season’s ending. Josh Ho-sang looks like he’s ready to grow up, and maybe Jordan Eberle will elevate his game to a new level. It’s going to be interesting to see whether Halak can keep Thomas Greiss from the net this season.
New York Rangers
The Rangers made a few interesting changes this year. Getting rid of some aging players and giving some room for younger players to take a step up this season. However, I worry about trading away Antti Raanta, will Henrick Lundqvist stand on his head once again, or will he be up and down again? You also add Kevin Shattenkirk in free-agency to help with defense. Overall, expect another solid season for this squad.
Ottawa Senators
The Ottawa Senators once again had lost more than they gained in the offseason. After a surprising run to the conference final. The Sens lost Marc Methot to the expansion draft, and then Eric Karlsson will miss the first few games of the season. Meanwhile highly regarded prospect Tomas Chabot was sent back down to the minors. Craig Anderson is the reason this team is even remotely a playoff team.
Philadelphia Flyers
The Flyers has an underachieving season last year. That’s a fact, yet that landed this team the second pick in this summer draft. They picked Nolan Patrick, who made the opening night roaster for the Flyers. The real question is if captain Claude Giroux can have a bounce back season, after just scoring 14 goals last year. The goal-tending will also be a big question, Michal Neuvirth was good last year; but not good enough to get the team to the playoffs. The addition of Brian Elliot, could be what the Flyers need.
Pittsburgh Penguins
The Pens are the repeat Stanley cup champions. So, the obvious question is if the Pens and make it a third in a row? What really stops them? Crosby and Malkin are still in their primes, the defense is still solid with a hopefully health Letang, and the younger players like Guentzel, and Rust growing into star players of their own. Even with the loss of Bonino, Chris Kunitz, and Trevor Daley. These are still Stanley cup Champions. So. Expect the playoffs, and expect another deep playoff run. Simple as that.
St. Louis Blues
Jake Allen can be a number 1 goalie. Now it’s the rest of this team that I worry about. Other than Vladimir Tarasenko looks to once again be the scoring machine of this team, while the rest take to Mike Yeo system. This is a strange team, they lost Kevin Shattenkirk; yet, they don’t look to weak on defense. This is a playoff team, but only just.
San Jose Sharks
The Sharks can be a playoff team. Even with the lose Patrick Marleau, won’t hurt the team this year. The Sharks will absolutely need the younger players to keep developing with the aging veterans. Meanwhile Martin Jones will have to be rock for the team again. If this team makes the playoffs, he’ll have to play better than he did against the Oilers.
Tampa Bay Lighting
Everyone needs to be healthy. They also need to STAY healthy. Last year, Tampa lost a lot of key players to various injuries. If this team, wants to get back to being cup-contenders health is the most important thing. The other important factor is Andrei Vasilevskiy. Can he continue is growth into being a number 1 goaltender, or will he regress and for the Lightning to work harder to cover for him.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Matthews, Marner, Nylader. Those are the names that everyone is going to watch this year. If those three can develop to another level of stardom. Then this team will go far if Babcock and keep making this teams young guns growing. Meanwhile, Fredrick Anderson will have to be even better than last season. This team is going to be special, very special.
Vegas Golden Knights
The newest team in the NHL might be the best assemble expansion team, the NHL has ever seen. Ok, they only get that title because, unlike the last time the NHL expanded. They managed to get a quality NHL goalie. Marc-Andre Fleury is going to be the star of this team. I don’t expect much from the G-knights for this year. They’ll be competitive, but they won’t win much. They need to build from the draft. Still it’s going to be a fun seeing if the residents stick with this team.
Vancouver Canucks
The Canucks are doing a sort of rebuild. There not going to be that goo this year, but they’re going to try and be a competitive squad. It would be a shame for Canucks fans, but this could be the last year of the Sedin’s being in Vancouver together. It’s a shame that they couldn’t win a cup in Vancouver, but getting rid of them in a trade package could help the future. Other than that, I want to see what Bo Horvat and Jacob Markstrom can grow into elite or star players.
Washington Capitals
I don’t see the Capitals missing the playoffs. But, I done with calling them cup-contenders. They proved that this year against the penguins. The Capitals are a team, built for the regular season and the regular season only. It’s hard to say what the Capitals need to do to get to the third round or the cup final. In my opinion, they need numb luck, and not to run into the Pittsburg Penguins to get to the Stanley cup finally.
Winnipeg Jets
Steve Mason is not the solution to you goaltending problems Winnipeg. You have some solid goal scoring threats in: Laine, Scheiflele, and Wheeler. A great defensive core in: Byfuglien, Trouba, and Myers. However, none these players can fix bad goaltending. You better hope that Mason plays like he did for the Flyers back in 2013-2014. Otherwise… It’s going to be one cold season in Winnipeg.
Side Note: I wanted to finish this yesturady before the season started tonight. But, I fucked up and forgot about it. I hope that my opinions are even remotely accurate. If you feel differently about your team’s odds this season. Please don’t hesitate to tell me!
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