#lola's 600 celebration
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ꕥ600 𝒇𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒄𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏ꕥ
i can't believe i've reached 600 on here !! i'm so grateful and thank you so much for sticking around:') enjoy your walk around the fairy garden !!
>from september 1st to september 5th< closed
[fandoms available: harry potter (marauders and golden trio eras), dead poets society, high school musical: the musical: the series, marvel, newsies (movie), maze runner]
🧚♂️tinker × send me this emoji and i'll send you a picture from my pinterest boards that reminds me of you/your blog.
🍂rosetta × ships with a twist ! send me a description of yourself (personality, hobbies, looks) and three characters and i'll tell you who'd be your soulmate, your bestfriend and your sibling.
🌧silvermist × send me your top 3 favourite songs and i'll recommend you another artist (singer/band).
🐢fawn × send me a headcanon of a character and i'll tell you my opinion on it and maybe add to it.
☀️iridessa × (moots only) send me this emoji and i'll assign you an outfit that i think you would wear.
lovely moots! <3 (sorry if i forgot anyone😪 it won'tlet me tag more than 50)
@ughgclden @miwafrosims @yer-erster @maisietheweltoncow @aedan-mills @fyudorx @leossmoonn @neil-perry-is-alive @death-is-the-mother-of-beauty @duxpuella @sammijd @she-nuwanda @destourtereaux @collieflower215 @pretentious-strikes @canyon-perk @mwahforpeter @crazy-beautiful @velvetcloxds @eloquenceflores @mauvea @ladyvesuvia @missetbilu @yourpal @queertoddanderson @caffeineconstellations @prongs103 @genyaspoison @anderperrytheplatypus @itsmentalillness @henqtic @sereinegemini @alexturnerscoffeepot @the-second-tonks @the-panwitch @cupids-crystals @celestial0ne @deadreamersociety @dreamy-clousds @neilfuckingperrydeservedbetter @anotherteenageroninternet @untowardflower @queen-asteria04 @lovingonsaturn @poetrusicperry @andersonsdeskset @ilemile @maybanksslut @mollysolo @poetofthedyingstars
#lola's 600 celebration#600 followers celebration#ships#marvel#harry potter#newsies#dead poets society#dps#maze runner#maze runner ships#harry potter ships#dead poets society ships#newsies ships#marvel ships#hsmtmts#high school musical the series#hsmtmts ships
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*600 Followers Challenge*
Hi everyone!
Based off the title, I am sure that you can all tell that this is meant in celebration of reaching 600 followers (which is soon). But also since my birthday is coming up in October, I thought why not.
If you would like to participate then why not, but I decide to spice things up and make it a get inspire type of challenge. Below I will have a list of song’s I happen to like or that have inspired me, wanted to see what was other people’s take on those same songs.
RULES:
Any genre, pairing/ship, with appropriate warnings
fluff, romance, bromance, platonic, angst, smut are all good!
Underage, dub/non-con, are a no go. (Makes me uncomfy to read really)
Canon or AU timeline
Reader inserts, OC’s, canon or fanon, etc.
Can be moodboards, art, or any medium that you were inspired to make
All are welcome
Plus size, petite, Latinx, BIPOC characters encouraged! (It would make this little Latina so happy to see more fics)
Stories should be in English but you can pepper in other languages to your heart’s content
Use the “read more” button, makes things easier for everyone
You don’t need to follow me to participate
Send me an ask, comment, or DM me the song(s)/character(s) you’re picking!
Tag the work using #ray’s 600 or #hey_ray and it would probably be good to message me in case Tumblr doesn’t notify me
You can participate as many times as you want but a song can only be chosen three times. (might make exceptions)
I’ll either make another post as the Masterlist or this one, (will decide later)
The deadline is whenever you feel like it’s ready, but I would love to see some by the end of October if possible.
Here are our song choices: (will definitely come and more songs later)
Donde estarás cariño mio - Richie e poveri
Already Mine - Us the Duo
A Soulmate Who Wasn’t Meant to be - Jess Benko
Back When We Were Beautiful - Tim Freedman
No Good - Kaleo (@maggiescarborough)
Açúcar ou Adoçante - Cícero
Angry Too - Lola Blanc (@deans-ch-ch-cherrypie)
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing - Set it Off (@serasvictoria) (@hvidtpasort)
Why Worry - Set it Off
Missing You - All Time Low
Cherry Wine - Hozier (@vikingstrash)
Labios Rotos - Zoé
If You Love Her - Forest Blakk
A Little Bit Yours - JP Saxe
Tagging those who might be interested:
@quantumlocked310 @deans-ch-ch-cherrypie @youbloodymadgenius
@alexhandersen-marcoilsoe-fandom @vikingstrash @maggiescarborough
@moonrifles @serasvictoria @underragingwaves @mrsalwayswrite
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[TASK 070: JEWISH]
In celebration of Hanukkah! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 600+ Jewish faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.
Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!
THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!
STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!
STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!
STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)
STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.
THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK - examples are linked!
Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.
Screencaps
RP icons [of all sizes]
Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]
PNG packs
Manips
Dash Icons
Character Aesthetics
PSD’s
XCF’s
Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!
FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!
FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.
Written Guides.
and whatever else you can think of / make!
MASTERLIST!
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June Brown (1927) English, Irish, Scottish, Italian, Sephardic Jewish - actress.
Etty Fraser (1931) Brazilian [Polish Jewish, English] - actress.
Eva Wilma (1933) Brazilian [German, Ukrainian Jewish], Argentinian - actress.
Shelley Morrison (1936) Sephardic Jewish (specifically, Spanish Jewish) - actress.
Linda Lavin (1937) Ashkenazi Jewish - singer and actress.
Connie Stevens (1938) 50% Italian (including Sicilian) 25% Irish 25% Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, singer, producer, director, screenwriter, cinematographer, and editor.
Lainie Kazan (1940) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actress and singer.
Diane von Fürstenberg (1946) Ashkenazi Jewish / Sephardi Jewish - fashion designer.
Peggy Lipton (1946) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and model.
Erika Slezak (1946) Czech/Moravian, Austrian, Ashkenazi Jewish / Dutch - actress.
Marisa Berenson (1947) Ashkenazi Jewish, Swiss-French, Breton, Polish, Italian - actress and model.
Olivia Newton-John (1948) Welsh / Ashkenazi Jewish, German - actress.
Judith Light (1949) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and producer.
Angelyne (1950) Ashkenazi Jewish - singer, actress and model.
Ellen Greene (1951) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Melanie Mayron (1952) Sephardi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and director.
Gali Atari (1953) Yemenite Jewish - singer and actress.
Amy Irving (1953) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, along with Welsh, Northern Irish/Scots-Irish, German, Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Shari Belafonte (1954) Afro-Jamaican, Dutch Jewish, Irish, Scottish / African-American - actress, model, writer, and singer. Sh
Gale Anne Hurd (1955) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, 1/16 Mexican - producer.
Karen Finley (1956) Romani, Unspecified Native American, Jewish / Scottish, Irish - musician, poet, and performance artist.
Laura Morante (1956) Italian (including Sicilian), Jewish - actress.
Fran Drescher (1957) Ukrainian Jewish, Romanian Jewish, Russian Jewish - actress.
Joanelle Romero (1957) Chiricahua Apache, Cheyenne / Mescalero Apache, Sephardi Jewish - actress, filmmaker, and recording artist.
Nancy Lee Grahn (1958) German, English / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Talia Balsam (1959) Ashkenazi Jewish, Dutch, English, some German, Italian - actress.
Vivian Kubrick (1960) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Irish, Portuguese, possibly Romani and other - filmmaker and composer.
Sonia Benezra (1960) Moroccan Jewish / Spanish Jewish - actress and radio personality.
Cathryn Michon (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, French, Scottish, Irish, distant German - filmmaker, actress, writer, and comedian.
Gabrielle Carteris (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish / Greek - actress.
Timna Brauer (1961) Israeli, Yemenite Jewish - singer.
K.D. Lang (1961) Sioux, Russian Jewish, Icelandic, German, Scottish, Irish, English - singer-songwriter and actress.
Tawny Kitaen (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish - actress and media personality.
Maggie Wheeler (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Gina Belafonte (1961) 62.5% Jewish (Ashkenazi, some Sephardi) 25% Afro-Jamaican 12.5% Irish and Scottish - actress and producer.
Rita Yahan-Farouz (1962) Iranian Jewish - singer and actress.
Gina Gershon (1962) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Paula Abdul (1962) Syrian Jewish / Ukrainian Jewish, Russian Jewish - singer-songwriter, actress, and dancer.
Débora Bloch (1963) Brazilian [Ukrainian Jewish, possibly other] - actress.
Emmanuelle Béart (1963) Sephardi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / Belgian [Walloon], Greek - actress.
Etti Ankri (1963) Tunisian Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Cláudia Ohana (1963) Brazilian [Jewish, possibly other] - actress.
Phoebe Cates (1963) ¾ Russian Jewish, ¼ Chinese - actress, singer, and ex model.
Lisa Cholodenko (1964) Ashkenazi Jewish - screenwriter and film director.
Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (1964) 25% Sephardi Jewish 37.5% Italian 37.5% French - actress, screenwriter, and film director.
Gloria Reuben (1964) Jamaican (African, Ashkenazi/Sephardi Jewish, likely some English) - singer, actress, and producer.
Mathilda May (1965) Greek Jewish, Turkish Jewish / Swedish - actress.
Rosalinda Serfaty (1965) Venezuelan [Amazigh Moroccan Jewish, possibly other] - actress.
Lesli Kay (1965) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Pamela Adlon(1966) Ashkenazi Jewish / English (mother, who converted to Judaism) - actress, voice actress, screenwriter, and producer.
Lisa Edelstein (1966) Russian Jewish / Polish Jewish - actress and playwright.
Rachel True (1966) African-American / German Jewish - actress and ex model.
Lori Alan (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish - actress and comedian.
Orna Banai (1966) Iranian Jewish - actress and comedian.
Tory Burch (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, possibly other - fashion designer and businessperson.
Gina Bellman (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Laura Silverm (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Lisa Bonet (1967) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Oksana Fandera (1967) Romani, Ukrainian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Meskie Shibru-Sivan (1967) Ethiopian Jewish - actress and singer.
Joely Fisher(1967) 62.5% Ashkenazi Jewish 25% Italian (including Sicilian) 12.5% Irish - actress and singer.
Zehava Ben (1968) Moroccan Jewish - singer.
Rena Sofer (1968) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
D’arcy Wretzky (1968) Ashkenazi Jewish / Scandinavian - musician.
Sophie Okonedo (1968) Nigerian / Polish Jewish, Russian Jewish - actress.
Robin Weigert (1969) 75% Ashkenazi Jewish 25% German - actress.
Rain Pryor (1969) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and comedian.
Amy Landecker (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, German, Scottish, Dutch, Irish - actress.
Shiva Rose (1969) Iranian / Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, Welsh - actress, activist, and blogger.
Soledad Villamil (1969) Argentinian [Spanish, Italian / Jewish, possibly other] - actress and singer.
Achinoam Nini (1969) Yemenite Jewish - singer.
Ayelet Zurer (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Alysia Reiner (1970) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and producer.
Monique Gabriela Curnen (1970) Puerto Rican / Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, possibly other - actress.
Gabrielle Anwar (1970) Indian, Austrian Jewish / English - actress.
Aure Atika (1970) Sephardi Jewish / Unknown - actress, writer and director
Liz Cho (1970) Korean / Jewish - tv journalist.
Caron Bernstein (1970) Ashkenazi Jewish / Dutch [including remote Frisian], as well as small amount of French and German - model, actress, singer, and songwriter.
Jennifer Connelly (1970) Irish, Norwegian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Rachel Weisz (1970) Hungarian Jewish, Italian, Austrian Jewish - actress.
Lola Glaudini (1971) Italian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Miriam Shor (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish / Swedish, possibly other - actress.
Rebecca Creskoff (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, German, possibly other - actress.
Winona Ryder (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified Other, likely Belgian - actress.
Michaela Watkins (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and comedian.
Dana International (1972) Yemenite Jewish / Romanian Jewish - singer. - Trans!
Maya Rudolph (1972) African-American / Lithuanian Jewish, Russian Jewish, German Jewish, Hungarian Jewish - actress and singer.
Gillian Vigman (1972) Ashkenazi Jewish / English (mother, who converted to Judaism) - actress.
Jessica Hynes (1972) Ashkenazi Jewish, Welsh, English, likely Dutch - actress.
Andrea Savage (1973) 3/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/4 Greek - actress, comedian, and writer.
Elsa Lunghini (1973) Sephardi Jewish / Italian - singer and actress.
Tara Strong (1973) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Maggie Siff (1974) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, Swedish - actress/
Carmit Bachar (1974) Israeli Jewish / Indonesian, Chinese, Dutch - singer, dancer, actress, model, and showgirl.
Kidada Jones (1974) Russian Jewish, Latvian Jewish / African-American [West/Central African], with some English, Scottish, Welsh - actress, model, and fashion designer.
Arianne Zucker (1974) Ashkenazi Jewish, other - actress and model.
Alyson Hannigan (1974) Irish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Emmanuelle Chriqui (1975) Moroccan Jewish - actress.
Staci Keanan (1975) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - actress.
Sienna Guillory (1965) Jewish, English, possibly other - actress and model.
Bahar Soomekh (1975) Persian Jewish - actress.
Mayim Bialik (1975) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, writer, neuroscientist.
Melissa Joan Hart (1976) 25% Slovenian 12.5% Ashkenazi Jewish 12.5% German 50% Irish, possibly other - actress, director, singer and producer.
Elisa Tovati (1976) Russian, Moroccan Jewish - singer, actress, and tv personality.
Rashida Jones (1976) Russian Jewish, Latvian Jewish / African-American [West/Central African], with some English, Scottish, Welsh - actress, writer, singer, and producer.
Natalia Livingston (1976) German, English, Irish, some French, Mexica, Ashkenazi Jewish, Mexican, possibly Swiss-German and German - actress.
Basma Ahmed Sayyed Hassan (1976) Egyptian, Jewish - actress.
Avital Abergel (1977) Moroccan Jewish - actress.
Miri Bohadana (1977) Moroccan Jewish - actress, model, and presenter.
Maya Bouskilla (1977) Moroccan Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - singer.
Shoshana Bean (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, at least 1/16th Irish / Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actress, singer, and songwriter.
Amber Benson (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, possibility other - actress, director, writer, and producer.
Maggie Gyllenhaal (1977) Swedish, German, English / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Noa Tishby (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Jordana Spiro (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish / French, Irish, English - actress.
Becky Griffin (1977) Yemenite Jewish / Irish American - model, TV presenter and actress.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Sarit Hadad (1978) Tunisian Jewish, Mountain Jewish - singer.
Josie Maran (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish / Dutch, French, German - model, actress, and entrepreneur.
Lindsay Hartley (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish / Greek, Italian - actress and singer.
Yael Naim (1978) Sephardi Jewish - singer.
Shiri Appleby (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish / Moroccan, Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Karina Smirnoff (1978) Greek, Russian, Jewish - professional ballroom dancer.
Ayala Ingedashet (1978) Ethiopian Jewish - singer.
Inga Cadranel (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish, Spanish, Egyptian / Icelandic - actress.
Liraz Charhi (1978) Iranian Jewish - actress.
Fay Wolf (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish / Afro-Antiguan - actress, pianist, singer, songwriter, and professional organizer.
Summer Phoenix (1978) English, along with German, distant French Huguenot / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, model, and designer.
Ayako Fujitani (1979) Mongolian, Russian Jewish, English, German, Dutch / Japanese - actress and writer.
Jenny Mollen (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unknown - actress and writer.
Rakefet Abergel (1979) Moroccan Jewish - actress.
Ricki Noel Lander (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish, Dutch/Frisian / Unknown - actress, designer, entrepreneur, and model.
Mageina Tovah (1979) Norwegian, English, German, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Tiffany Haddish (1979) Eritrean, Ethiopian Jewish / African-American - actress and comedian.
Larusso (1979) Moroccan Jewish / Tunisian Jewish - singer.
Amy Davidson (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unknown - actress.
Natasha Lyonne (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Rachel Lefevre (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish / French, Irish - actress.
Nafa Urbach (1980) Javanese / Dutch Jewish, German Jewish - singer, actress, model, and dancer.
Liane Balaban (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish - actress.
Jill Latiano (1980) Italian, English / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, model, dancer, and television personality.
Jazz Smollett (1980) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actress.
D’Arcy Carden (1980) Turkish, Greek / German, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and comedian.
Karen David (1980) Khasi, Chinese / Indian Jewish - actress and singer-songwriter.
Eva Green (1980) Swedish, French, Breton / Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Laura Prepon (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, English, German - actress.
Lara Pulver (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish / English (mother, who converted to Judaism) - actress.
Rachel Bilson (1981) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - actress.
Rebecca Naomi Jones (1981) African-American / Jewish - actress.
Isidora Goreshter (1981) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Jessica Alba (1981) Mexican [Spanish, Mayan, Sephardi Jewish] / Danish, Welsh, German, English, Scottish, Irish, French - actress.
Shiri Maimon (1981) Tunisian Jewish, Syrian Jewish, Moroccan Jewish, Greek Jewish - singer, actress, and tv host.
Lesley-Ann Brandt (1981) Cape Coloured [Khoisan, Unspecified East Indian, Ashkenazi Jewish, Dutch, German, Spanish, English] - actress.
Stephanie Beatriz (1981) Colombian [German, ¼ Sephardi Jewish, Dutch, Spanish, Basque, possibly other] / Bolivian [Spanish, Unspecified Indigenous, Basque, possibly other] - actress.
Moran Atias (1981) Moroccan Jewish - actress and model.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler (1981) Romanian Jewish, Polish Jewish, Greek Jewish / Cuban (mother; who converted to Judaism) - actress and singer.
Melina Matsoukas (1981) Greek Jewish, Polish Jewish / Afro-Jamaican, Afro-Cuban - director.
Alisan Porter (1981) Jewish - actress.
Shiri Maimon (1981) Tunisian Jewish, Greek Jewish, Syrian Jewish - actress.
Meghan Ory (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - actress.
Aya Cash (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian, German, Irish - actress.
Zoe Lister-Jones (1982) English, possibly other (father, who converted to Judaism) / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, playwright, singer, screenwriter, and film director.
Katie Lowes (1982) Irish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and director.
Jenny Slate (1982) 7/8 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8 Sephardi Jewish - actress, comedian, and author.
Jessi Cruickshank (1982) Scottish, English, German / Ashkenazi Jewish- television personality.
Beau Garrett (1982) Belgian Flemish, Ashkenazi Jewish, German, English, Irish - actress and model.
Cassidy Freeman (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, Scottish, German - actress and musician.
Cabra Casay (1982) Ethiopian Jewish - singer.
Alison Brie (1982) Scottish, Dutch, English, German, Norwegian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Lily Rabe (1982) 75% mix of German, Irish, Scottish, English, distant Welsh, remote Dutch / 25% mix of Ashkenazi Jewish and more distant Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Ania Bukstein (1982) Russian Jewish - actress.
Iliza Shlesinger (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish - comedian.
Shlomit Levi (1983) Yemeni Jewish - singer.
Domino Kirke (1983) Iraqi Mizrahi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish - singer.
Daniela Ruah (1983) Sephardi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish, Spanish-Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Mariana Renata (1983) Javanese, Chinese, Italian / French Jewish - model and actress.
Jennifer Landon (1983) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8 Italian, English, Irish, small amounts of German, Swiss-German, and Scottish - actress.
Lynsey Bartilson (1983) 50% Ashkenazi Jewish 25% Norwegian 12.5% Dutch 12.5% mix of English, Irish, and French - actress, singer, and dancer.
Esti Mamo (1983) Ethiopian Jewish - model and actress.
Stella Schnabel (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish / Belgian - actress.
Julie Berman (1983) English, Irish, Scottish, French-Canadian / likely at least part Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Mila Kunis (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Mélanie Laurent (1983) Polish Jewish, Tunisian Jewish - actress.
Alona Tal (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Marilou Berry (1983) Sephardi Jewish / Croatian, French - actress, film director, and screenwriter.
Rotem Sela (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Lili Mirojnick (1984) 75% Ashkenazi Jewish 25% Italian - actress.
Emily Wickersham (1984) English, Swedish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Amanda Setton (1985) Syrian Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Joséphine Jobert (1985) Sephardi Jewish / Martiniquais, Spanish, possibly Chinese - actress and singer.
Ester Rada (1985) Ethiopian Jewish - singer and actress.
Jemima Kirke (1985) Iraqi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish - actress.
Tessanne Chin (1985) Jewish, Afro Jamaican, likely other / Chinese, Cherokee - singer-songwriter.
Juliana Harkavy (1985) Russian Jewish, Hungarian Jewish / Dominican [African, Chinese] - actress.
Michelle Trachtenberg (1985) Russian Jewish, German Jewish - actress.
Molly Ephraim (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish, likely 1/4 French - actress.
Dianna Agron (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Irish, English - actress.
Meaghan Rath (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / Goan Indian - actress.
Becca Tobin (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, English, possibly other - actress and singer.
Michelle Chamuel (1986) Egyptian Jewish - singer-songwriter.
ZZ Ward (1986) English, possibly other, Hungarian, Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Kali Hawk (1986) African-American, German Jewish, Unspecified Native American - actress, comedian, and model.
Olivia Thirlby (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / possibly English - actress.
Inbar Lavi (1986) Moroccan Jewish / Polish Jewish - actress.
Monica Raymund (1986) Dominican / Ashkenazi Jewish, English - actress.
Kat Dennings (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Jurnee Smollett-Bell (1986) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actress.
Amber Rose Revah (1986) Kenyan, Indian / Polish Jewish - actress.
Hannah Hart (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, possibly other - YouTuber, comedian, author, and actress.
Emmy Rossum (1986) English, Dutch / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Alice Dellal (1987) Iraqi Mizrahi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / Brazilian [Portuguese, Spanish, possibly other] - model.
Tori Praver (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian, Norwegian, German, Czech/Bohemian, some Dutch - model and fashion deisgner.
Gemma Arterton (1986) English, as well as 1/16th Jewish (matrilineal), and small amounts of German and Scottish - actress.
Jessica Rothe (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Scottish, English - actress.
Hannah Bronfman (1987) African-American / Russian Jewish, Ukrainian Jewish, German Jewish, English Jewish - DJ and model.
Snooki (1987) Chilean [Romani, Unspecified Middle Eastern, Unspecified South Asian, Unspecified East Asian, Jewish, Andalusian, Iberian, Croatian, Macedonian, Slovak, Russian] - reality tv personality.
Rosie Huntington-Whitely (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish, Shepardi Jewish / English - model.
Amelia Rose Blaire (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Ilana Glazer (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish - comedian, writer, and actress
Milana Vayntrub (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, comedian, producer, writer.
Tahounia Rubel (1988) Ethiopian Jewish - model and tv personality.
Tania Raymonde (1988) Russian Jewish, Austrian Jewish / Corsican Italian - actress.
Kathleen Reiter (1988) Moroccan Jewish / Unspecified Other - singer.
Israela Avtau (1988) Ethiopian Jewish - model.
Rose Kennedy Schlossberg (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, English, Scottish, French, German, Dutch - actress.
Zoë Kravitz (1988) African-American, Afro-Bahamian, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, singer and model.
Nikki Reed (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish, German / English, Italian, Scottish, Irish, Swiss, Welsh, French - actress.
Margot Bingham (1988) Afro-Jamaican / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Natasha Slayton (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, English - actress and singer.
Lalla Hirayama (1988) Japanese / South African, Jewish - TV Host, actress, dancer and model.
Danielle Haim (1989) Jewish - musician.
Tal Benyerzi (1989) Moroccan Jewish / Yemeni Jewish - singer and dancer.
Nora Arnezeder (1989) Austrian / Sephardi Jewish - actress and singer.
Lily Collins (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, German. - actress, model, and writer.
Hagit Yaso (1989) Ethiopian Jewish - singer.
Ali Cobrin (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish, Italian/Sicilian, English, German - actress.
Elle King (1989) 1/4 Galician Jewish, 1/8 Filipino, unspecified amounts English, Scottish - singer-songwriter and actress.
Daisy Lowe (1989) 75% Jewish (Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish) 25% Scottish - model.
Kat Graham (1989) Americo-Liberian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress, singer and dancer.
Marielle Jaffe (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish, German, English, French, Swiss-French - actress, singer and model.
Rebecca Scheja (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish, Swedish - actress and musician.
Bianca Bree (1990) Puerto Rican, Belgian [Flemish], 1/8 Jewish - actress.
Lola Kirke (1990) Iraqi Mizrahi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish - actress and singer-songwriter.
Esti Ginzburg (1990) Ashkenazi Jewish - fashion model.
Hannah Jeter (1990) German, as well as Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, English, and Scottish - model.
Carly Chaikin (1990) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Sarah Ramos (1991) Polish Jewish, Ukrainian Jewish / Filipino, Scottish, German, French, Irish, English - actress.
Dylan Penn (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish, Italian, Irish, English, smaller amounts of Scottish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, French, and Irish - model and actress.
Rachel Keller (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Irish, English, Scottish, distant French - actress.
Yityish Titi Aynaw (1991) Ethiopian Jewish - model and Miss Israel 2013.
Sofia Black-D'Elia (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - actress.
Alana Haim (1991) Jewish - musician.
Erin Sanders (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Eden Sher (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Demi Lovato (1992) Mexican [Spanish, Unspecified Indigenous, Portuguese, Sephardi Jewish] / English, Scottish, Irish - singer-songwriter and actress.
Nathalia Ramos (1992) Spanish / Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actress.
Molly Tarlov (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Kim Edri (1992) Moroccan Jewish - beauty pageant titleholder.
Sky Ferreira (1992) Portuguese Brazilian / Ashkenazi Jewish, Cheyenne, Ojibwe, Chippewa Cree, Scottish, French, English, Irish - singer-songwriter, model, and actress.
Emily Warren (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish / Cornish, English, French, German, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, as well as remote Danish and Swedish - singer.
Shlomit Malka (1993) Moroccan Jewish / Ukranian Jewish - model.
Sierra-Skye Ashkewe (1993) Mohawk, Jewish / Ojibwe - actress.
Mia Goth (1993) English, possibly other / Ashkenazi Jewish, Brazilian - actress and model.
Shlomit Malka (1993) Moroccan Jewish / Ukrainian Jewish - model.
Hunter King (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly English - actress.
Nikki Yanofsky (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish - singer.
Frankie Cosmos (1994) German Jewish, Russian Jewish, Irish, Chinese, Filipino - singer-songwriter.
Zoey Deutch (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, English, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Swiss-German, distant Dutch - actress.
Raquel Castro (1994) Puerto Rican / Ashkenazi Jewish, Italian - actress and singer-songwriter.
Ariane Rinehart (1994) German, Scottish, English, Irish, distant Dutch / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress and singer.
Zoey Deutch (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, English, Scottish, German - actress.
Juliette Goglia (1995) Italian / English, 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - actor.
Nibar Madar (1995) Jewish - model.
Hailee Steinfeld (1996) Romanian Jewish, Russian Jewish / Boholano Filipino, African-American, English, German, Scottish, Irish - actress and singer.
Madison Iseman (1997) English, Scottish, Irish, 1/8 Ashkenazi Jewish, distant French and Dutch - actor.
Odeya Rush (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Sasha Meneghel (1998) Brazilian [1/2 Jewish, at least 1/16 Italian, Portuguese, likely Polish, possibly other] - model, actress, and professional volleyball player.
Ruby Jerins (1998) Latvian, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Kayla Maisonet (1999) Puerto Rican / Russian Jewish - actress.
Joey King (1999) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly English - actress.
Jazz Jennings (2000) Jewish - youtube/tv personality and spokesmodel. - Trans!
Blanche (2000) Belgian [Walloon] / Ashkenazi Jewish - singer.
Mackenzie Aladjem (2001) Uruguayan Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Kaia Gerber (2001) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Danish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Scottish, German, distant French, Irish, and Welsh - actress and model.
Malina Weissman (2003) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - actress and model.
Serling Jerins (2004) Latvian, Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Jenny Marlowe (?) Algonquin, Mizrahi Jewish, French, Scottish, Cornish, Irish, Welsh, German, Ukrainian - actress.
Fanta Prada (?) Ethiopian Jewish - model.
Amy Correa (?) Guatemalan, Puerto Rican, Japanese, Jewish - actress, singer, and model.
Shani Mashsha (?) Ethiopian Jewish - model.
Michelle St. John (?) Wampanoag, Kalinago, Jewish - actress, singer, and filmmaker.
Malka Ingedashet (?) Ethiopian Jewish - singer.
Andrea Gabriel (?) Ashkenazi Jewish - actress.
Esti Elias (?) Ethiopian Jewish - model.
Yosefa Dahari (?) Yemeni Jewish and Moroccan Jewish - singer.
Shelly Skandrani (?) Israeli / Turkish Jewish, Bulgarian Jewish - actress.
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Roger Corman (1926) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, possibly other - producer, screenwriter, director, entertainment businessperson, and actor.
Harry Belafonte (1927) Sephardi Jewish, Afro-Jamaican / Afro-Jamaican, Irish-Scottish - inger, songwriter, actor, and activist.
Silvio Santos (1930) Brazilian [Sephardi Jewish, Greek, Turkish] - tv host and entrepreneur.
Isaac Bardavid (1931) Brazilian [Turkish Jewish] - actor.
Henri Belolo (1936) Moroccan Jewish - music producer.
Joel Schumacher (1939) German, English, possibly other / Ashkenazi Jewish - director, screenwriter, and producer.
Neil Sedaka (1939) Sephardi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Dan Hedaya (1940) Syrian Jewish - actor.
James L. Brooks (1940) Ashkenazi Jewish - director, producer, and screenwriter.
Jorge Mautner (1941) Brazilian [Austrian Jewish / Yugoslav] - musician, actor, and filmmaker.
Peter Coyote (1941) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actor, writer, director, and narrator.
Mike Medavoy (1941) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer and executive.
Robbie Robertson (1943) Mohawk / Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Isaac Bitton (1947) Moroccan Jewish - musician.
Peter Riegert (1947) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, screenwriter, and film director.
Marc Singer (1948) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, some Scottish, distant German (mother, who likely converted to Judaism) - actor.
Christopher Guest (1948) English, Ashkenazi Jewish, more distant Scottish and Sephardi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, writer, director, comedian, composer, and musician.
Robert Lantos (1949) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer.
Victor Garber (1949) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and singer.
Daniel Benzali (1950) Brazilian [Jewish, possibly other] - actor.
Allan Corduner (1950) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Bruce McGill (1950) Irish, English, distant French / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Sylvain Sylvain (1951) Egyptian Jewish - rock guitarist.
Stephen Tobolowsky (1951) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, author, and musician.
Steven Seagal (1952) Mongolian, Russian Jewish, English, Dutch, German - actor and filmmaker.
Dennis Boutsikaris (1952) Greek / Jewish - actor.
Ehud Banai (1953) Iranian Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Richard Anconina (1953) Moroccan Jewish - actor.
Tchéky Karyo (1953) Turkish Jewish / Greek - actor and musician.
Moshe Ivgy (1953) Moroccan Jewish - actor.
Robert Schenkkan (1953) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish / English, Scottish - playwright, screenwriter, and actor.
Shimi Tavori (1953) Yemenite Jewish - singer.
David Permut (1954) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer.
Alan Poul (1954) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer and director.
Corbin Bernsen (1954) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, Northern Irish/Scots-Irish, Scottish, distant Welsh - actor and director.
Raoul Trujillo (1955) Apache, Ute, Comanche, Pueblo, Tlaxcaltec, Andalusian Moor, Sephardi Jewish, French - actor.
Zion Golan (1955) Yemeni Jewish - singer.
Haim Moshe (1955) Yemeni Jewish - singer.
Sam Simon (1955) Ashkenazi Jewish - director, producer, and writer.
Haim Moshe (1955) Yemenite Jewish - singer.
Bruce Altman (1955) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Uri Gavriel (1955) Iraqi Jewish - actor.
Hart Bochner (1956) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, film director, screenwriter, and producer.
Walter Salles (1956) Brazilian [Portuguese, Sephardi Jewish, possibly other] - filmmaker.
David Copperfield (1956) Yemenite Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - magician and actor.
Steven Bauer (1956) 23/32 Cuban [Spanish, possibly other], 1/4 German Jewish, 1/32 Italian - actor.
Max Wolf Valerio (1957) Kainai Blackfoot / Sephardi Jewish, Northern European - writer and actor. - Trans!
James McBride (1957) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - writer and musician.
Steve Lukather (1957) 37.5% Ashkenazi Jewish 12.5% Sephardi Jewish 18.75% Irish 12.5% Swedish 12.5% English 6.25% Scottish - musician.
Jon Gries (1957) Ashkenazi Jewish, some Sephardi Jewish / English, Irish - actor, writer, and director.
Michael Bowen (1957) Welsh / Ashkenazi Jewish, Danish, German, Swiss-German - actor.
Mark Lester (1958) English, Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Lenny Von Dohlen (1958) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, Irish, French - actor.
Michael Kors (1959) Swedish, Ukrainian, Ashkenazi Jewish - designer.
Patrick Bruel (1959) Algerian Jewish - singer and actor.
David Duchovny (1960) Ashkenazi Jewish / Scottish - actor, writer, producer, director, novelist, and singer-songwriter.
Jon Tenney (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish / English - actor.
Henry Rollins (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unknown - musician, actor, writer, television and radio host, and comedian.
Jon Robin Baitz (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish - playwright, screenwriter, television producer, and actor.
Kevin Spirtas (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Evan Handler (1961) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Dean Devlin (1962) Ashkenazi Jewish / Filipino, some Spanish - filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, television director, and actor.
Billy Wirth (1962) Ashkenazi Jewish / possibly Huron and other - actor.
Lee Arenberg (1962) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Yuval Banay (1962) Iranian Jewish - musician.
Carlos Alazraqui (1962) Argentinian [Spanish, Sephardi Jewish, possibly other] - actor.
Don Diamont (1962) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and model.
Shaun Toub (1963) Persian Jewish - actor.
Yishai Levi (1963) Yemeni Jewish - singer.
Rob Schneider (1963) Ashkenazi Jewish / Filipino, English, Scottish - actor, comedian, screenwriter, director.
John Stamos (1963) Greek / Ashkenazi Jewish, German, English, Irish - actor and musician.
Brad Silberling (1963) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, possibly other (mother, who converted to Judaism) - director.
Lenny Kravitz (1964) Afro-Bahamian, African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - singer-songwriter and actor.
Hank Azaria (1964) Sephardi Jewish - actor, comedian, and producer.
Michael Cudlitz (1964) Ashkenazi Jewish / possibly Irish - actor.
Josh Pais (1964) Sephardi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, German, Swiss-German (mother, who converted to Judaism) - actor.
Jake Weber (1964) Moroccan Sephardi Jewish, English / Danish, English - actor.
Jorge Drexler (1964) Uruguayan [German Jewish / French, Spanish, Portuguese] - musician and actor.
Adam Shankman (1964) Ashkenazi Jewish - director, producer, dancer, author, actor, and choreographer.
Willie Garson (1964) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Paul Weitz (1965) 75% Ashkenazi Jewish 12.5% Mexican 12.5% Irish - roducer, director, screenwriter, playwright, and actor.
Alessandro Gassmann (1965) German-Italian-Jewish / French - actor.
Emeric Imre (1965) Romani, Polish / Jewish, Hungarian - musician.
Dan Bucatinsky (1965) Argentinian [Polish Jewish / Russian Jewish] - actor.
Yvan Attal (1965) Algerian-French Jewish - actor and director.
Ian Gomez (1965) Puerto Rican / Russian Jewish - actor.
Ben Miller (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish, Welsh, likely English - comedian, actor, and director.
Sean Kanan (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish, German and Irish (maternal grandmother; who likely converted to Judaism) - actor.
Joshua Malina (1966) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Erann DD (1967) Yemeni-Jewish - singer.
David Guetta (1967) Moroccan Sephardi Jewish / Belgian - musician.
Max Casella (1967) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - actor.
Lee Unkrich (1967) English, German / Ashkenazi Jewish - director, film editor, and screenwriter.
Abatte Barihun (1967) Ethiopian Jewish - musician.
Ben Shenkman (1968) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Luciano Szafir (1968) Brazilian [Jewish, possibly other] - actor and model.
Danny Nucci (1968) Italian / Sephardi Jewish actor.
Chris Weitz (1969) 75% Ashkenazi Jewish 12.5% Mexican 12.5% Irish - producer, screenwriter, author, actor, and director.
Noah Baumbach (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified Other (likely English) - filmmaker.
Ben Mendelsohn (1969) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8 Greek, 1/32 German, unspecified amounts of Scottish, English, Irish - actor.
Peter Salett (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish / Hungarian or Hungarian Ashkenazi Jewish - singer.
Loren Bouchard (1969) French-Canadian / Ashkenazi Jewish - voice actor, animator, composer, writer, producer, and television director.
Darren Aronofsky (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish - filmmaker.
Lior Ashkenazi (1969) Turkish Jewish (Sephardi Jewish) - actor.
Paul Adelstein (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Callie Thorne (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, English, Welsh, Assyrian, Armenian - actress.
Thomas Jane (1969) Irish, Scottish, possibly more distant German Jewish and Blackfoot - actor.
Richard Speight, Jr. (1970) nglish, German, 1/8 Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, screenwriter, director, and producer.
David Treuer (1970) Ojibwe / Austrian Jewish - writer.
Michael Benyaer (1970) Sephardi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Mosh Ben-Ari (1970) Yemeni Jewish and Iraqi Jewish - musician, lyricist and composer.
Chris Kattan (1970) Iraqi Jewish, Polish Jewish / Hungarian - actor and comedian.
Zack de la Rocha (1970) 3/4 Mexican [Unspecified African, Sephardi Jewish, Spanish], 1/4 mix of English, French, German, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Dutch, Swiss - musician.
Oded Fehr (1970) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Kevin Weisman (1970) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Andrew Kosove (1970) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - producer.
Eyal Golan (1971) Moroccan Jewish, Yemenite Jewish - singer.
Sam Houser (1971) English, 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish - video game producer and developer.
Eyal Golan (1971) Yemeni and Moroccan Jewish - singer.
Will Gluck (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer, screenwriter, songwriter, and composer.
Vincent Elbaz (1971) Moroccan Jewish - actor.
Matt Iseman (1971) Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, Danish, English, possibly othe, Czech/Bohemian - comedian, actor, television host, and physician.
Pete Sampras (1971) 3/4 Greek, 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish - professional tennis player.
Gad Elmaleh (1971) Moroccan Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - actor and comedian.
Brian Molko (1972) Sephardi Jewish-Italian / Scottish, Irish - musician.
David Charvet (1972) Tunisian Jewish / French or French Jewish - singer, actor, model, and television personality.
Wil Wheaton (1972) English, Irish, Welsh, German, French, 1/8th Sephardi Jewish - actor, writer, and blogger.
Chilly Gonzales (1972) Ashkenazi Jewish - singer and songwriter.
Assaf Cohen (1972) Yemenite, Russian Jewish, and Israeli Jewish - actor.
Sasha Roiz (1973) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Sean Paul (1973) Afro-Jamaican, Chinese, Sephardi Jewish, German, English - singer-songwriter.
Michael Weston (1973) Ashkenazi Jewish, Polish / English, possibly other - actor.
Ed Bassmaster (1973) Puerto Rican / Russian Jewish, Italian - actor and youtuber.
Boris Kodjoe (1973) Krobo Ghanaian / German Jewish - actor and model.
Dan Houser (1973) English, 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish - video game producer and developer.
Eviatar Banai (1973) Iranian Jewish - musician.
David Blaine (1973) Puerto Rican, Italian / Austrian Jewish, Hungarian Jewish, Russian Jewish - magician.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar (1974) Indonesian, Dutch / Dutch Jewish, German - actor and model.
David Moscow (1974) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, French-Canadian, German, Scottish, distant Dutch and Swiss-German - actor, writer, director, producer, and activist.
Yehezkel Lazarov (1974) Uzbekistani Jewish, Bulgarian Jewish - actor and dancer.
Ruben Fleischer (1974) Ashkenazi Jewish / Welsh, Ukrainian or Rusyn (mother, who converted to Judaism) - director and producer.
Tomer Sisley (1947) Belarusian-Jewish, Lithuanian Jewish, Yemeni Jewish - descent humorist, actor, screenwriter, comedian and film director.
Taika Waititi (1975) Maori, as well as 1/16th French / Ashkenazi Jewish - film director, screenwriter, actor, and comedian.
Shmuel Beru (1975) Ethiopian Jewish - actor, comedian, and director.
Scott Weinger (1975) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, writer and producer.
Raphaël Haroche (1975) Moroccan Jewish, Russian / Argentinian - actor and singer-songwriter.
Shai Fredo (1975) Ethiopian Jewish - actor.
Trevor Engelson (1976) Ashkenazi Jewish - producer.
Jamie Elman (1976) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Jordan Belfi (1976) Italian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Josh Meyers (1976) 31.25% Swedish 25% Ashkenazi Jewish 12.5% Bohemian/Czech 12.5% Croatian 12.5% English 6.25% German - actor and comedian.
Nicholas Stoller (1976) Ashkenazi Jewish - director, film producer, and screenwriter.
Colin Trevorrow (1976) English, possibly other / Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - director and screenwriter.
Oliver Hudson (1976) Italian/Sicilian Ashkenazi Jewish (maternal grandmother), English, 1/16th German, remote French - actor.
Jojo Smollett (1977) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actor.
Big Jay Oakerson (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - comedian, radio show host, podcaster, and actor.
Jason Reitman (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish / French (mother, who converted to Judaism) - film director, screenwriter, and producer.
Jonathan Togo (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian, Irish, possibly English - actor.
Shane West (1978) Jamaican [English, Sephardi Jewish, distant Scottish] / Cajun [French], distant Spanish - actor and musician.
Jérémie Elkaïm (1978) Moroccan Jewish - actor and filmmaker.
DJ Drama (1978) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Nick Kroll (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, comedian, writer, and producer.
Shane West (1978) Jamaican [English, Spanish Jewish, Portuguese Jewish, distant Scottish] / Cajun [French], distant Spanish - actor and musician.
Elliott Yamin (1978) Iraqi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - singer-songwriter.
E. Kidd Bogart (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish - executive, television producer, music publisher, and songwriter.
Eric Ladin (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
David Caspe (1978) Ashkenazi Jewish - writer.
Ben McKenzie (1978) 25% Dutch Jewish (Ashkenazi Jewish and Sephardi Jewish) 75% mix of English and some Scottish - actor and producer.
Yehuda Levi (1979) Polish-Jewish, Bulgarian-Jewish - actor and model.
Oscar Isaac (1979) Cuban [Jewish, possibly other] / Guatemalan, French - actor and musician.
Jamie Cullum (1979) Indian, Burmese, possibly some Spanish / English, Ashkenazi Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Gabe Saporta (1979) Uruguayan [Turkish Jewish, Polish Jewish, Austrian Jewish] - musician.
Josh Keaton (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish / Peruvian [Quechua, possibly other] - actor.
Nicholas Jarecki (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish, possibly other - film director, producer, and writer.
Brandon Barash (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Subliminal (1979) Persian Jewish / Tunisian Jewish - rapper.
Jonathan Kite (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, comedian, and impressionist.
Mike Zegen (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
William Levy (1980) 3/4 Spanish Cuban, 1/4 Jewish Cuban - actor and model.
Todd Strauss-Schulson (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish - director, screenwriter, producer, editor, and cinematographer.
Morgan Spector (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, possibly other - actor.
Ben Savage (1980) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Sirak M. Sabahat (1981) Ethiopian Jewish - actor.
Nick Valensi (1981) Sephardi Jewish / French - musician.
Harel Moyal (1981) Moroccan Jewish - actor and singer-songwriter.
Mateus Solano (1981) Brazilian [Italian Jewish, possibly other] - actor.
Ben Schwartz (1981) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, comedian, and writer.
Harel Skaat (1981) Yemenite Jewish / Iraqi Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Griff Furst (1981) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, Northern Irish - actor and director.
Zach McGowan (1981) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish - actor.
Eban Hyams (1981) Indian-Jewish - professional basketball player, a writer, producer, actor, model and musician.
Matt Cohen (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Daveed Diggs (1982) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and rapper.
DJ A-Trak (1982) Russian Jewish, Moroccan Jewish - DJ.
Jack Huston (1982) Iraqi Jewish, Indian Jewish, German Jewish, French Jewish, English, Italian, Scottish, Irish, German, Portuguese - actor.
A-Trak (1982) Moroccan Jewish / Russian Jewish - musician.
Jay Baruchel (1982) Sephardi Jewish, Irish, French, German - actor, comedian, screenwriter, director, and producer.
Alexander DiPersia (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - actor.
Adam Pally (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and comedian.
Ari Millen (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Martin Wallström (1983) Swedish, Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Jussie Smollett (1983) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actor and singer.
Daryl Wein (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, possibly other - actor and filmmaker.
Antonio Campos (1983) Brazilian [Portuguese, Sephardi Jewish, possibly other] / Italian, Sicilian - filmmaker.
Ashley Zukerman (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Matt Lanter (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish, Polish, English, Austrian, Scottish, German, Irish - actor and model.
Satya Bhabha (1983) Parsi Indian / German Jewish - actor.
Eric Andre (1983) Afro-Haitian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor, comedian, and television host.
Ryan Eggold (1984) German, with a small amount of Austrian, Croatian, Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Scott Clifton (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Scottish - actor, singer, songwriter, musician, and video blogger.
Jack Antonoff (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Josh Brener (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Dudu Aharon (1984) Yemenite Jewish - musician.
Anna Nalick (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, Scottish, possibly other - singer.
Jon Lee Brody (1984) Korean / Jewish, German - actor.
Jason Davis (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Turkish - actor.
Justin Baldoni (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - actor and filmmaker.
Wilson Bethel (1984) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 3/4 English, possibly Welsh - actor.
Amir Haddad (1984) Moroccan Jewish, Tunisian Jewish, Sephardi Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Kyle Newacheck (1984) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 3/4 mix of Welsh, English, Irish, Scottish, German, Swiss-German, Czech/Bohemian - writer, director, producer, and actor.
Pe’er Tasi (1984) Yemenite Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Jordan Vogt-Roberts (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - director and screenwriter.
Bruno Mars (1985) Filipino [Cebuano, Tagalog, Spanish] / Puerto Rican, Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Tiago Splitter (1985) Brazilian [Ashkenazi Jewish, German, possibly other] - professional basketball player.
Aditya Roy Kapur (1985) Indian / Indian Jewish - actor.
Justin Hurwitz (1985) Ashkenazi Jewish/ Sephardi Jewish - composer and writer.
Max Minghella (1985) Italian / Chinese [Han, possibly other], Parsi Indian, Sephardi Jewish, English, Irish, Swedish - actor.
Alex Pall (1985) Ashkenazi Jewish, English, Serbian or Croatian and/or German - music producer.
Marc Bendavid (1986) Moroccan Jewish / Belgian - actor.
Will Peltz (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Welsh, English - actor and model.
Idan Yaniv (1986) Bukharan Jewish - singer.
Shia LaBeouf (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / Cajun-French - actor, performance artist, and filmmaker.
Karim Kassem (1986) Egyptian / Egyptian Jewish - actor.
Julian Edelman (1986) German, 1/8 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8 Greek, unspecified amounts Irish, English, Scottish, Polish, Belgian - NFL player.
Drake (1986) African-American / Latvian Jewish, Russian Jewish - rapper, singer-songwriter, and actor.
George Watsky (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, distant Irish - musician.
Matthew Koma (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other - musician.
Miles Teller (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, Polish, English, possibly distant French - actor and musician.
Tiago Abravanel (1987) Brazilian [Sephardi Jewish, Greek, Turkish] - actor and singer.
Ryan Follese (1987) Jewish, Norwegian, English, Danish, Irish, Scottish, German, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, remote Dutch - musician.
Boaz Ma’uda (1987) Yemenite Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Oliver Cooper (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and comedian.
Karl Glusman (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, Swedish, German - actor.
Jonas Blue (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish - musician.
Jake Smollett (1989) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actor.
Jesse Rath (1989) Goan Indian / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Melissa Bolona (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish, Croatian, Czech / Peruvian [Spanish, possibly German and Cuban] - actress and model.
Khleo Thomas (1989) Moroccan Jewish / African-American - actor, rapper, and singer.
Shane Haboucha (1990) Iraqi Jewish, Syrian Jewish / Polish Jewish - actor.
Tyler Young (1990) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish / Unknown - actor.
Alok (1991) Brazilian [Israeli, Ukrainian Jewish, Latvian Jewish, possibly other] - DJ and record producer.
Chen Aharoni (1990) Yemeni Jewish - singer and presenter.
Carter Jenkins (1991) Russian Jewish, Belarusian Jewish, Polish Jewish / Irish, English, Scottish, at least 1/8 Cherokee (mother, who converted to Judaism) - actor.
Owen Kline (1991) German Jewish, Russian Jewish, Irish, Chinese, Filipino - actor.
Jamie Follese (1991) Jewish, Norwegian, English, Danish, Irish, Scottish, German, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, remote Dutch - musician.
Imri Ziv (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish - singer and actor.
Logan Lerman (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Ari Stidham (1992) Sephardi Jewish / Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and musician.
Enrique Gil (1992) Filipino [Cebuano, Hiligaynon], Ashkenazi Jewish, Spanish - actor and dancer.
Max Schneider (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, English - actor, singer-songwriter, dancer, and model.
Omer Adam (1993) Mountain Jewish / Sephardi Jewish - singer.
Ronen Rubinstein (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Ben Platt (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and singer.
Lauv AKA Ari Leff (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Latvian - musician.
Noah Galvin (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, Italian - actor.
Ryan Potter (1995) Japanese / Swedish, English, German, Ashkenazi Jewish - actor and martial artist.
Logan Paul (1995) English, Welsh, Irish, Scottish, German, at least 1/16th Ashkenazi Jewish - viner, youtuber, and actor.
Derrick Monasterio (1995) Italian, Jamaican [East Indian, Lebanese, Sephardi Jewish, Scottish] / Filipino [Tagalog, Waray], Spanish [Castilian, Valencian], English - actor, dancer, and singer.
Callan McAuliffe (1995) Irish, Sephardi Jewish, English, and Northern Irish - actor.
Josh Ho-Sang (1996) Chilean [Ashkenazi Jewish, Spanish, possibly other] / Afro-Jamaican, Chinese - professional hockey player.
Charlie Rowe (1996) English, Scottish, 1/8 Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8 Greek, 1/16 French, some Manx - actor.
Blake Michael (1996) Ashkenazi Jewish, Hispanic - actor, singer, musician, and model.
Jonah Bobo (1997) Syrian Jewish - actor and comedian.
Bobby Coleman (1997) English, 1/8th Ashkenazi Jewish, 1/8th Irish, 1/16th German, small amounts of Scottish and Scots-Irish/Northern Irish - actor.
Leo Howard (1997) Russian Jewish, Austrian Jewish / English, Scottish, Irish - actor.
Cameron Boyce (1999) Afro-Caribbean, African-American / Hungarian Jewish, Russian Jewish, Lithuanian Jewish, German Jewish - actor.
Teo Halm (1999) Moroccan Sephardi Jewish, French Sephardi Jewish / Czechoslovakian Ashkenazi Jewish, Ukrainian Ashkenazi Jewish, Russian Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Presley Gerber (1999) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Danish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Scottish, German, distant French, Irish, and Welsh - model.
Griffin Gluck (2000) Japanese, Ashkenazi Jewish / German, English, Scottish, Irish, Polish - actor.
Joshua Rush (2001) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Lucas Jade Zumann (2001) Ashkenazi Jewish / possibly German - actor.
David Mazouz (2001) Sephardi Jewish - actor.
Finn Wolfhard (2002) Jewish, German, French, Irish, Scottish, English, Welsh - actor.
Asher Angel (2002) Ashkenazi Jewish - actor.
Jack Dylan Grazer (2003) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish, 3/4 mix of German, Irish, English, likely French - actor.
Noah Schnapp (2004) Ashkenazi Jewish / Moroccan Sephardi Jewish - actor.
dBlackLion / Imanuel Yerday (?) Ethiopian Jewish - singer-songwriter.
Ohad Benchetrit (?) Moroccan Jewish - musician.
Jocqui Smollett (?) African-American, Unspecified Native American, Louisiana Creole, Irish / Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish - actor.
Uri Elman (?) Ethiopian Jewish - rapper (Strong Black Coffee).
Ilek Sahalu (?) Ethiopian Jewish - rapper (Strong Black Coffee).
Jake Weber (?) Danish, English / Moroccan Jewish, English - actor.
Jeremy Cool Habash (?) Ethiopian Jewish - rapper.
Erez Safar (?) American Jewish / Yemenite Jewish - DJ.
Kosha Dillz (?) Sephardi Jewsish - rapper.
NB
Deborah A. Miranda (1961) Esselen, Chumash / Jewish, French - writer - two-spirit.
JD Samson (1978) Jewish - musician - genderqueer.
B Scott (1981) Meherrin, African-American, Jewish, Irish - tv/internet/radio personality - gender non-conforming.
Mykki Blanco (1986) African-American Jewish / Unspecified - rapper and poet - multi-gender.
Problematic
Jerry Seinfeld (1954) Syrian Jewish / Hungarian Jewish - comedian, actor, writer, producer, director - has said “who cares” about racial diversity in Hollywood, that “political correctness is ruining comedy”, dated a 17 year old when he was 39, made rape jokes, called Bill Cosby (recently, so allegations are known) “the best comedian of all time”, and many racist and sexist jokes.
Marc Jacobs (1963) Ashkenazi Jewish - fashion designer - appropriation.
Cassandra Clare (1972) Ashkenazi Jewish - writer - plagiarize.
Neve Campbell (1973) Scottish / Dutch, Sephardi Jewish - actress - supported Roman Polanski.
Alyson Hannigan (1974) Polish Jewish, Russian Jewish / Irish - actress - yellowface.
Ginnifer Goodwin (1978) English / Ashkenazi Jewish - actress - homophobic comments.
Adam Levine (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish, German, Scottish - singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and actor - trivializes stalking and domestic abuse.
Eva Green (1980) Swedish, French, Breton, Sephardi Jewish - actress and model - supported Roman Polanski.
Natalie Portman (1981) Polish Jewish, Romanian Jewish / Austrian Jewish, Lithuanian Jewish, Russian Jewish, Ukrainian Jewish - actress - zionism.
Gal Gadot (1985) Belarusian Jewish, Lithuanian Jewish, Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish, Austrian Jewish, Czechoslovakian Jewish, German Jewish - actress and model - zionism.
Lea Michele (1986) Italian / Greek Jewish, Turkish Jewish - actress, singer, and author - after trying out for a Puerto Rican role in West Side Story, said she was gutted and cried about how she even learned Spanish for the role, despite her not being Latina she thought she deserved the role due to that.
Charlie Puth (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Hungarian, possibly other - singer-songwriter and producer - some shitty comments when asked about the Ke/sha and D/r Lu/ke situation where he said about how it was sad on both ends because it was meaning he wasn’t getting any new music from either.
Ezra Miller (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Dutch - actor and singer - some shitty comments about seeing the Mi/ke Bro/wn and Dar/ren Wil/son thing from both sides.
Gregg Sulkin (1992) English Ashkenazi Jewish/Sephardi Jewish - dated a minor.
Bex Taylor-Klaus (1994) Ukrainian Jewish, German Jewish, Romanian Jewish, Latvian Jewish, Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish, Lithuanian Jewish - actress - http://binxrps.tumblr.com/post/164119141821/sooooo-apparently-bex-tylor-klus-is-canceled-bc.
Nat Wolff (1994) Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish, German Jewish / English, German, Scottish, 1/256 Portuguese Azorean, distant Welsh, Jersey/Channel Islander, French - actor and musician - took a Japanese role in Death Note when he is not Japanese.
Nicola Peltz (1995) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Welsh, English - abuse claims and taking a native/Inuit role in Avatar when she is non native.
Jake Paul (1997) English, Welsh, Irish, Scottish, German, at least 1/16th Ashkenazi Jewish - viner, youtuber, and actor - racist comments, abuse allegations, and rape jokes.
Bhad Bhabie/Danielle Bregoli (2003) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian - rapper and social media personality - appropriation.
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Celebrate World Chocolate Day in Mumbai At These Places With Decadent Chocolate Desserts
For chocolate lovers it's Chocolate Day everyday, but today is World Chocolate Day apparently and what's not to love about it? From little toffees to nitro ice cream, we've come a long way with chocolate. And there's no looking back because it only gets better. We envy pastry chefs and chocolatiers who get to work with chocolate day in and day out. But it's not all lost because today you can try the fruits of their labour in the form of desserts. Glorious desserts! Order in or go out with your friends, but make sure it's all about that chocolate today.
Icekraft
Where - Oshiwara
When - 12:30 PM to 12:30 AM
Average cost for two - ₹300
What to order - Absolute chocolate, chocolate waffle with ice cream
Why - Fall in love with all things chocolate with Icekraft's chocolate waffle which has chocolate chips, chocolate sauce with Nutella and Absolute Chocolate on top! And absolute chocolate is chocolate base with Oreo, Nutella, brownie, chocolate chips....you get the drift.
Poetry by Love and Cheesecake
Where - Linking Road
When - 8 AM to 12 midnight
Average cost for two - ₹1000
What to order - Brownie cheesecake, chocolate tart
Why - With a name like that, you can be sure their dessert is nothing short of stunning. Some of their show stoppers are Devil's Desire - Belgian chocolate marquise, coffee and caramel brownie, The Diplomat - caramel mousse, double chocolate cake and toffee. It's going to be quite an experience.
Love & Cheesecake
Where - Powai
When - 9 AM to 12 midnight
Average cost for two - ₹400
What to order - Belgian chocolate baked cheesecake, Godiva chocolate cheesecake
Why - Continuing the list with stunning desserts, we give you Love & Cheesecake. We're pretty sure once you've stepped into this fairytale like dessert shop you're going to be in love. Cakes and cheesecakes have never looked or tasted better.
Le 15 Cafe
Where - Colaba
When - 9 AM to 11 PM
Average cost for two - ₹1200
What to order - Audrey, Lola
Why - When it's World Chocolate Day and other such delicious celebrations, you know Chef Pooja Dhingra will be whipping up something special. Do ask the server if they have something special for the day, if not, try their decadent desserts Audrey and Lola.
The Chocolate Heaven
Where - Borivali West
When - 9 AM to 12:30 AM
Average cost for two - ₹600
What to order - Chocolate mud pot, Chocolate fondueWhy - If it's Chocolate Day, you must go to a chocolate heaven. Well, you have The Chocolate Heaven in Borivali West. Some of their desserts are overloaded with chocolate, which is never a bad idea.
The Ice-cream Bakery
Where - Vashi
When - 1 PM to 1 AM
Average cost for two - ₹200
What to order - Choco asteroid, dark night
Why - If you're in Navi Mumbai, you have The Ice-cream Bakery and their offerings of absolute decadence. Chocolate based ice creams with a ton of toppings is just what you need today!
Sweetish House Mafia
Where - Lower Parel
When - 9:30 AM to 1:30 AM (Thur-Sat), 9:30 AM to 12 midnight (Sun-Wed)
Average cost for two - ₹500
What to order - Nutella sea salt cookie sundae, dark chocolate truffle cookie
Why - Who can say no to cookies? That too from Sweetish House Mafia who make the most amazing ones. Sink your teeth into some of their gorgeous chocolate cookies and turn this day right around.
Haute Artisan Creations
Where - Powai
When - 1 PM to 1 AM (Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays)
Average cost for two - ₹300
What to order - Dark chocolate galore, after 8
Why - Let's finish this list off with a dessert shop where art comes to life. Their chocolate desserts especially are to die for. They're also made with the best ingredients so you get the most for your buck.
La Folie Lab
Where - Bandra West
When - 8:30 AM to 11 PM (Mon-Fri), 8:30 AM to 12 midnight (Sat-Sun)
Average cost for two - ₹800
What to order - Hot chocolate, Guanaja souffle
Why - Chef Sanjana Patel of La Folie is called the queen of dessert in India. Now you wouldn't want to miss out on what the queen has in store for you on World Chocolate Day for sure. Besides that, the cafe does a great hot chocolate and a chocolate souffle sinful as hell. Don't forget to ask for their specials today.
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I was tagged by the sweet @fahirydust! Thank you so much for the tag - sorry it’s taken me a thousand eons to get to it.
Rules: answer the questions in a new post and tag 20 blogs you would like to get to know better.
name: Noelle
middle name: well it’s my maiden name now, but it was Ashton :)
gender: female
star sign: Sagittarius
height: 5′6
age: I celebrated my third 27th birthday in December :)
hogwarts house: I’m quite the Hufflepuff
favorite color(s): deep purples, pale blues and pinks, emerald green, deep red
time rn: 5:08 pm
hours of sleep: I generally get about 7
lucky number(s): 17, 1, and 7
last thing i googled: Elsie Spindle Convertible Crib; spindle crib
favorite fictional character: Atticus Finch, Meg March, Sara Crewe
blankets i sleep with: 3 + a sheet
favorite artists: John Singer Sargent
dream trip: I’d love to see the Northern Lights
dream job: at the moment...staying at home with my little ones
what i’m wearing rn: jeans, blouse, sandals (because it was 80F today in S Louisiana. Tomorrow the high will be 60. WTF)
follower count: a little above 600
posts: like how many? LOL. A million? IDK
what do i post about: mostly pretty things, occasionally things that make me laugh, drabbles and fic posts when I can, and sadly too much political stuff as of late
most active followers: I’m not sure.
when did your blog reach its peak: its peak? like a mountain? lol
why did you make your blog: out of boredom and love for Downton. then I fell into the tumblrverse.
do you get asks on a daily basis: No
why did you choose your url: out of both awe and frustration - oh, to be a lady
countries you’ve lived in: the US
favorite fandom: Downton Abbey mostly, but I enjoy posts about Game of Thrones, The Crown, and various movies I like
languages you speak: English
favorite film of 2016: Star Wars
last article you read: currently teaching my students about elements of argumentation and rhetorical appeals, so I looked up several articles on the Immigration Executive Order so that they could practice - found a legit article on BBC and then found two Op-Eds/ Letters to Editor
last thing i bought online: groceries
last person i dreamt of: hmm ... I’m not sure, actually
a recurring dream: I haven’t had a recurring dream in years and years, more like pieces of dreams that I dream again and again.
phobias/fears: abandonment, illness in my children
how would my friends describe me: creative? nice?
if i had $$$ to spend what would i buy first: tonight I’d really like a reese’s cup
shuffle your song library and list the first 3 songs that play: "The Sweater Song” Weezer, “Leave My Body” Florence + The Machine, “Lola” The Kinks
I tag whoever would like to do this! @thehiddenbaroness @fantasy-fallacy-tumblingstone @modernamericangirl @randomabiling @thedowntonhistorian
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Funko Pop!
Marvel Masterlist
Summary: Not everyone can be as good as these guys.
Pairing: Tony Stark x Reader, Avengers x Reader (Platonic)
Warnings: Language (Said in Steve's voice), and fluff (A must need)
Request: @mcutrash said: Tony x reader fic please! With Avengers x reader (platonic) Okay so in the MCU - regular people idolize the Avengers! So naturally there's superhero merch even in the Marvel universe. Now, what if, the team (aside from Tony - who has known about the merch for awhile) has no clue about any of this and they suddenly come across merch of themselves because the reader, who is also an Avenger, is a collector and Tony has been helping them build their collection 😂
A/N: OMG YES! XD this is going to be fantastic!! And I can always count on you requesting Tony, or Phil, or Scott XD Also the time line might be a little off lol
♥♥
You wandered into the lab where your boyfriend Tony was working away on tweaking his Iron Man suit. Mindlessly you sat on the table that he was working as looking through your phone. “What’s up sweetheart?” Tony asked setting down one of his gauntlets and wheeled over to you where he placed his hands on your legs.
Setting the tablet down, you looked at him with a smile. “You do realize, just how much they are asking for a Nick Fury pop?”
Tony smirked. He knew all too well, but figured he would play a little dumb due to the fact that your birthday was coming up. “Not a clue.”
“I just found one on ebay, they want over 600 dollars.”
Tony took a mental note, “That much for the pirate director?”
You laughed as you ran your hand through his hair. “Wanna know how much one of you without the mask is?”
“Oh do tell.”
“Last one I saw they were asking 737 dollars.”
Tony stood up and wrapped his arms around you, “I’m worth more that Fury?”
You looked up into his sparkling brown eyes, “Don’t let that get to your head. There’s one of me in just normal clothes, not my outfit for just under 700.”
“So, I’m worth more than you?” He cracked a full smile.
You placed your hands on his chest and gave him a slight push. “See there’s that ego of yours.” You laughed and gave him a kiss. “I’m going to go and see what else I can find. Dinner tonight?”
“Sure, you pick the place.”
♥♥
The next day went about the same. Granted it was your birthday, you spent breakfast with your boyfriend, and then Natasha insisted that she and Clint take you out for lunch. The rest of the day was spent with Rhodey and Steve. Once you were back to the tower, you knew that there was something up, as JARVIS told you that Tony wanted to see you in his lab.
Excusing yourself from Steve and Rhodey you made your way to Tony’s lab where he was just turning off the lights. “There’s my birthday girl.” Tony said walking over and placing a soft kiss on your lips. “Ready to be awed?”
You laughed as you shook your head. “Just what are you up too?”
He placed his hand on your lower back and started to lead you back to the common area. “You’ll see.”
As the two of you made your way towards the darkened common area, suddenly the lights came on and everyone yelled surprise! You smiled as you saw a huge mound of gifts on the table. Most of them were the same size, a couple bigger. After you gave everyone a hug, thanked Thor for coming from Asgard; Phil, Fury, and Rhodey as well and drinks were handed out. You started opening presents. First with Natasha’s and everyone else’s. But it hardly made a dent in the pile that was on the table.
Looking at the pile you couldn’t believe it. “The rest are from, Stark.” Natasha said leaning back on the couch, taking a drink from her beer.
Taking the first box, you slowly started to unwrap it. As soon as you pulled the familiar box out you squeeled. It was a Ride Pop of Phil and Lola. “Seriously! Oh my God this is awesome!” You had a huge smile on your face as you looked down at the box.
“What is that?” Thor asked looking at the box.
“It’s a Funko Ride Pop.” You answered.
“Is that me and Lola?” Phil asked as you handed him the box.
Nodding, you answered. “Yup.”
“The likeness is uncanny.” Rhodey laughed.
Thor frowned. “Why would they make a child’s toy that resembled Son of Coul?”
“You just wait, Point Break.” Tony laughed as he handed you another present.
Taking the neatly wrapped box you started to unwrap it. Soon as you did you almost screamed. It was the only you had been talking to him about earlier. A Funko Pop of Nick Fury. “This is fucking awesome!”
Natasha almost spat out her beer. “Look Fury, they made one of you!”
You started to laugh as you passed the box to him, “Almost as handsome too.” You giggled.
“I don’t see the resemblance at all.” Fury said looking at the Pop figure of himself.
“Open the next one, I would like to see.” Thor said handing you another wrapped box.
Taking the box from the God of Thunder, you quickly took a drink of your beer before opening it. As you looked down at the box you smiled. It was another Funko Pop, but this time Hulk.
“I look nothing like that!” Bruce commented over your shoulder.
You turned and passed him the box to look at, “Oh c’mon, all green and muscles. Sure you do.”
With the next box, Tony had gotten you the pop of Hawkeye. And as soon as you passed it for Clint to look at he frowned, “Do I seriously look like this?” He asked as Natasha was laughing.
“With the purple, yeap.” She laughed.
The next gift from Tony was a pop of Thor. You laughed as you passed it to a very confused Thor.
“I don’t understand, I look nothing like this child’s toy.” He said examining the box.
“On the contrary there,” Rhodey spoke. “It looks a lot like you.”
The next one was that of none other than Captain America.
“Awe, Steve they even celebrated your 75 years of being a capcile.” You laughed as you handed it to the man out of time.
“What’s with the wings on the helmet?” Steve asked raising an eyebrow.
Tony laughed, “I’d more question why they didn’t go full spangley outfit for you.”
There was three more boxes on the table, so you grabbed another one. As you were unwrapping the box you knew that all eyes were on you to see who you got next. Turned out to be Natasha – Black Widow. You were beyond happy as Natasha leaned forward to look at the box.
Handing it to her she spoke, “I am even sexy as a pop!”
“You’re drunk.” Clint commented.
“No, you’re just jealous cause I look amazing as a pop and you don’t.” Natasha laughed.
Steve looked at the pop. “Why are you holding my shield?”
“Okay only two left.” Fury stated as he handed you another box. “Let’s see who’s next.”
As you pulled off the wrapping paper, you were in shock. You had been looking for this one. Iron Patriot.
“I always hated that name.” Tony commented as he watched you. He started to smile as he seen how happy you were that your collection had grown.
“Why are my eyes white?” Rhodey asked looking at the box.
“Alright, one left!” Phil commented as he handed you the last box.
Slowly you unwrapped the last box. You were in awe, as it was the one you again had been talking to Tony about the day before. The Unmasked Iron Man. Jumping up you wrapped your arms around him and gave him a big kiss. “Thank-you.” You whispered as you hugged him tighter.
“They got the armour all wrong.” Rhodey said looking down at the pop figure of Iron Patriot.
“I’m impressed on how well they did Lola.” Phil said setting the Ride Pop down on the table.
Thor looked at everyone’s. “What is the point of these?”
Turning in Tony’s arms, you faced the group as you spoke to Thor. “We’re superheroes, and people love merchandise of us. And people like me love to collect them. I think they are cute and I mean, who else can say they have a Funko Pop of themselves out there in the world? Some of them are rare. Like the one you’re holding of yourself, Fury. That one can fetch up to six hundred dollars.”
Fury raised an eyebrow, “Wow.” He said setting it down.
“I still say I look cute.” Natasha laughed.
“I still don’t understand the wings.” Steve laughed.
Tony leaned over your shoulder. “It still looks just like you.”
“The one that doesn’t look like their respective person, is mine. There is no way I look like that!” Thor stated.
“Yeah, you do.” Phil laughed.
Bruce looked down at the Iron Man one, “Any one going to comment on Tony’s?”
“What?” Tony asked, “I’m a sexy beast in real life and in pop.”
The whole room moaned as you turned and whispered in his ear.
“Alright, party’s over.” Tony said as he picked you up in his arms.”
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Come Back, Little Sheba (1952)
Directed by Daniel Mann
While studying theatre years ago, one of our texts was Lee Strasberg’s A Dream of Passion. In the book, he singles out both Maureen Stapleton in Airport (1970) and Melinda Dillon in Absence of Malice (1982) for evoking genuine pathos. In Come Back, Little Sheba, Shirley Booth makes the same impression and maintains it for the entire film. As Lola Delaney, Booth gives us one of the great character portraits of the movies. She had already won a Tony Award for playing the role on Broadway, and would win a slew more for the film. After winning the Oscar, she told the press she’d had an unfair advantage over her competitors: since she’d played the role over 600 times on Broadway, and had had lots of practise.
William Inge’s play (and Ketti Frings’ screenplay) is about Lola and ‘Doc’ Delaney (Burt Lancaster), a middle-aged couple whose lives have been defined by what they’ve lost - the unborn child that forced them into marriage and then died, the medical career that he abandoned, and their pet dog, Sheba. Lola dotes on her husband - she calls him “daddy” and constantly fusses over him with an almost childlike need for his approbation or affection. Doc is a recovering alcoholic - quiet and polite, but reserved and emotionally remote. For some extra money, the Delaneys take in a boarder, a young college student, Marie (Terry Moore), who, in typical theatrical fashion, inadvertently stirs things up.
The director, Daniel Mann, was regarded as one of Broadway’s top directors because of his knack for bringing out an actor’s best. It was Hal Wallis, the film’s producer, who suggested Mann travel to Hollywood and make his film directing début with Come Back, Little Sheba. It’s likely that Mann was consulted about how the play was going to be ‘opened up’. Hollywood has always had a strange ‘rule’ about the need to ‘open up’ a play, or disguise its stage origins, as much as possible. Sometimes, the changes made to the piece aren’t very good, thereby robbing the film of whatever impact it had in the theatre. Paramount had ordered that the film contain a couple of scenes away from the Delaneys’ house at the least. This was carried out, obviously with great care, because the scenes are very effective. Most of the time is still spent inside the Delaneys’ house - we only leave it when they do. The first outing is to attend Doc’s Alcoholics Anonymous meeting (which, incidentally, was the first time AA was depicted onscreen). Four members celebrate ‘birthdays’ at the meeting, including Doc, who’s one - he’s been sober for a year now. There’s something very moving about each of the four as they receive their cake, blow out their candles and say a few words of thanks. The other time we leave the house is, again, when they’ve both left it to go to hospital. It’s very clear that these scenes have been carefully considered. Leaving the house could be considered a fatal error, as the play’s whole point is that Lola and Doc are stuck permanently together. These external scenes, though, keep the two of them together and, surprisingly, adds something further. At the AA meeting, the Delaneys are surrounded by other Delaney types. And in the hospital’s ‘drunk tank’, we can see other spouses keeping a bedside vigil. This places the Delaneys into our world, making them much less isolated than in Inge’s play. The Delaney house is the only world in the play - the rest of humanity is only a symbol in the form of Marie. And while we still are aware that the Delaneys are isolated, the film shows that they hold no monopoly on unhappiness. They’re not so cut off as to be worse off than anyone else. We don’t know who
No one is better off, or a better person - this is just how things are. It’s very smart that Mann widens the scope of the whole piece - he’s refashioned the environment he created for Broadway into an environment that actually includes the audience.
When Paramount purchased the play’s film rights, the studio stipulated that at least one of the film’s two leads be played by an established star - a movie about a sad middle-aged couple is, surprisingly, not a big draw card to lure crowds in. The studio first approached Bette Davis to play Lola, but she thought too highly of Booth’s work in the play that she turned it down. (Can anyone think of any other actress of the 1950s who’d even consider playing an untidy, unhappy, middle-aged woman?) Booth was subsequently hired, and would be making her film début at the age of 54. So the hunt began for a star to play Doc. Humphrey Bogart, who’d just won his Oscar for The African Queen (1951), yearned to play the part and approached Paramount more than once, but was turned down every time. Burt Lancaster also wanted the part, even though he was only in his thirties and much too physically fit to play a drunk. But Paramount hired Lancaster anyway, providing make-up to age him and a weighted girdle to give him both a paunch and a stoop. Why these aids were used is understandable, and using them is always advantageous - by putting you into a specific physical state, much of the work is done for you. But Lancaster doesn’t allow his gear to help - he’s so focused on ‘acting’ for us that it looks forced. When Doc falls off the wagon, Lancaster is much better because, like most drunks, he pretends he isn’t. Lancaster would have been better off if he’d approached Doc’s aging the same way. Considering his onscreen partner, Lancaster really has no hope. As she admitted, Booth had an elongated timespan to ‘find’ her character. Lola is heavy-footed and ungainly in an unusual way. not clumsy, exactly, but when she walks, her whole body seems to put more effort into it than it requires. One morning, Doc doesn’t have any juice at breakfast time, and just watch her move! She flashes into action and becomes a real dynamo. Her body still moves oddly, but the spontaneity of the moment overpowers her. It’s probably the only time you notice that she’s not feeling unhappy - she’s been given a temporary reprieve from her everyday.
Though steeped in unhappiness, it isn’t an entirely unhappy film. There are glimpses of acceptance, encouragement and, as verbalized by Doc, the need to persevere. When someone is so good in a role, it’s such a pleasure to watch and is a source of great satisfaction for this viewer. Mrs. Delaney certainly inspires our pity, but it’s almost impossible to feel sorry for Shirley Booth, or any other actor, during their moment of triumph.
Remade for TV in 1977 and featuring an eclectic trio: Laurence Olivier, Joanne Woodward, and Carrie Fisher as Marie, all of whom are terrific. Olivier intended to only direct, but he ended up playing Doc after Robert Mitchum needed replacing.
Nerd alert: Booth was the first woman to win the Best Actress Oscar for her film début. Three more women have done it since. Booth is still the only person to win the New York Film Critics, the National Board of Review, the Cannes film festival, and the Oscar for the same film. She would appear in just four more movies, as theatre was always her priority. Her stage work earned her three Tony Awards.
#Come Back Little Sheba#Daniel Mann#Shirley Booth#film review#my review#my writing#nerd alert#Academy Awards#Oscar
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School’s Closed. Forever.
Rural Arena, Wisconsin, population 834, has an aging population and farm consolidations. The elementary school declined to 94 students, and future demographic trends showed further declines. If you were on the Board of Education would you: (1) continue to cut costs and eliminate staff and programs, or (2) close the school and send the students to another school 9 miles away, which will make living in Arena even less desirable for families and businesses? Why? What are the ethics underlying your decision?
Ten-year-old Lola Roske grabbed her backpack and headed to elementary school for the last day of class, the final check on her to-do list before the unstructured bliss of summer.
At drop-off, her mother, Kellie Roske, was determined not to linger. All around her, parents were hugging their children. Teachers were brushing away tears.
“I surprisingly held it together,” said Ms. Roske, who for weeks had steeled herself for an “ugly-cry day.”
Lola was among the last students to attend Arena Community Elementary. After classes let out last Monday, the school was shuttered permanently by the River Valley School District, whose administrators say that unforgiving budgets, a dearth of students and an aging population have made it impossible to keep the school open. For the first time since the 1800s, the village of Arena has no school.
Arena Elementary is the second small rural elementary school in two years to close in the district, nearly 300 square miles of rolling pastures and dairy farms in southwestern Wisconsin. The one in the neighboring village of Lone Rock closed last spring. The district now has just one open public elementary school, in Spring Green, nine miles away.
The same scene is playing out across rural America. Officials in aging communities with stretched budgets are closing small schools and busing children to larger towns. People worry about losing not just their schools but their town’s future — that the closing will prompt the remaining residents and businesses to drift away and leave the place a ghost town.
Rural schools have been closing in waves for decades, but the debate has taken on sharp urgency this year, particularly in communities in the Midwest and New England that have grown smaller and older since the recession. In Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker, who is under pressure as he campaigns for a third term, signed a bill in March increasing aid to nearly 150 sparsely populated school districts. A legislative committee in Madison, noting the major shifts in population from rural areas to cities and suburbs in the last decade, has convened public sessions across the state to search for solutions and hear from frustrated parents and administrators.
Arena’s last day capped a long, bitter and personal debate that has divided the rural community far more than any political debate or presidential election has.
Friendships soured. Co-workers took sides. Elected officials held long and emotional hearings. Residents voted on a referendum attempting to raise money and save the school. School board officials faced a recall election, and after the vote last year, one member was told by friends that it might be best if he didn’t show up at the Fourth of July celebration in Lone Rock. He stayed away.
Ms. Roske, a multitasking force of energy who runs both the school’s parent-teacher organization and a nearby horse farm, said she had fought the closure of the Arena school, where both of her daughters were educated.
Administrators say they hardly had any choice.
The numbers are there for anyone to see: The River Valley School District graduated 105 seniors this year, and expects only 66 kindergartners to start school in the fall.
But the fight over Arena Community Elementary is bigger than the school, a small building where moody sconces line the hallways, a nod to Frank Lloyd Wright, whose landmark studio Taliesin is carved into a bluff a 10-minute drive down the road.
Residents worry about what will happen to Arena, population 834, without the school. There isn’t much else on this two-lane stretch of Highway 14: a gas station, a cheese outlet, a cafe called Grandma Mary’s, beloved for its Friday fish fry and beef stroganoff.
But the reality of rural life in the Midwest, school officials say, is that younger people are fleeing. They want Starbucks and Thai restaurants, plentiful jobs and high-speed internet, and when they start families, they want schools with amenities and big, thriving athletic programs.
“In any small community, anywhere in this country, our kids grow up and move away,” said Mark Strozinsky, a River Valley school board member. “They go to college and get a job, but it’s not here, because the opportunity is not here. So who’s left here? Grandma and Grandpa.”
‘It was hell’
Across rural Wisconsin, school administrators facing the same painful trend are having to choose which schools to shutter. Elementary schools in remote areas tend to be the most vulnerable, while those in slightly larger towns or villages survive longer, said Kim Kaukl, the executive director of the Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance, an advocacy group that represents 145 districts.
“At times it can pit the so-called country folks against the village or city folks,” Mr. Kaukl said. “Over the last 10 years, it’s unfortunately become a way of life.”
Two schools in the Portage school district in central Wisconsin closed several years ago after enrollment declined sharply, the district administrator, Charles Poches, said.
“You can’t have four teachers for 40 kids,” he said.
As the public face of the district, Mr. Poches said that he bore the brunt of residents’ fury at public hearings.
“It was hell,” he said. “We’d have 50 people, some who didn’t even have kids there but had gone to school there. They felt it was part of their community. It was very traumatic.”
Mr. Poches submitted his resignation and plans to depart this month after 11 years.
Over five school years, ending with the spring of 2016, 71 percent of rural districts in the state saw a drop in enrollment, said Sarah Kemp, a school demographer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
In Potosi, a town in western Wisconsin, Ronald S. Saari, the district administrator, said his district was down to 320 students from kindergarten to 12th grade, all housed in one building. Nothing is left to cut, he said.
“We’re an agricultural area,” Mr. Saari said. “At one point, they tell me, back in the ’80s there were 600-some kids in this district. But the smaller farms have consolidated into bigger company farms. Sometimes you sit back at the end of the day and reflect on how touch-and-go things are from year to year. When is that going to end?”
‘Their schools were their life’
About 15 years ago, the graduating classes in the River Valley School District, then a relatively robust 160 students, began to shrink.
Administrators were faced with several choices, none appealing: Get more money from taxpayers through a referendum; reduce costs by closing elementary schools and eliminating staff positions; or cut more programs, like electives at the middle school and Advanced Placement classes in the high school.
The Arena school, which had 94 students in its final months, tried remaking itself into a public charter school with a STEM focus in 2014, receiving grants of more than $350,000 for new iPads and laptops, teacher training and consultants. But it was not nearly enough. Thomas R. Wermuth, the district administrator, studied enrollment projections and saw that the student shortage was not going to turn around. The state doles out aid partly based on head count; the new law to aid thinly populated districts wouldn’t help River Valley, which has too many students overall to qualify.
“For us, it was a no-win situation,” Mr. Wermuth said. “We didn’t want to start eliminating or reducing the music experiences that our children receive, our art experiences. We’re a pretty bare-bones operation already.”
In November 2016, the district asked residents to vote for an additional $9.3 million in taxes to keep the schools open, at least for several more years.
“We all knew it was going to be close,” said Lisa Kjos, an Arena resident who works for the school district. “For the parents in the village, their school was their life. The elementary school was what kept them going.”
The ballot measure failed by 207 votes.
The referendum opened wounds throughout River Valley, pitting the district’s four villages — Arena, Lone Rock, Plain and Spring Green — against one another. Spring Green, with its largest population and the most central location, stood to gain the most, while Lone Rock and Arena appeared most at risk.
“There were friendships that were split over one opinion or the other,” said Karen Wilkinson, a longtime substitute teacher at Arena. “Some of those have healed. But for some people, I don’t think there’s any going back.”
Jean Alt, a resident of Spring Green for more than 40 years, said her neighbors seemed unmoved by the possibility that a smaller village would lose its school. “They’re of the opinion: ‘If it’s going to save us money, great,’” said Ms. Alt, who taught at the Arena school. “But they’re not seeing the big picture of what’s happening in the other three towns. I got to the point where I didn’t even talk about it with other people. It just wasn’t worth the argument.”
In December 2016, the school board voted to close the elementary schools in Arena and Lone Rock. The village of Plain would keep a school serving preschool and kindergarten.
“I remember thinking, I will pay for this vote,” a board member, Frederic Iausly, said.
“A lot of this was based on feelings that we were picking on one community over another,” Mr. Iausly said. “That had nothing to do with it. It was based on numbers. How do we provide the highest possible education for our kids?”
‘Nobody’s moving here’
At Arena Community Elementary School, teachers were determined to put on a brave face in the final weeks.
Students were cheered by a roller skating party, a field trip to the Wisconsin Dells, and on the last day, an end-of-the-year celebration and potluck.
Melissa Schmid, whose 10-year-old stepson, Evan, completed fourth grade this year, said she wished she had fought harder to keep the Arena school open. When the time comes for her 1-year-old daughter, she and her husband have decided to send her to school in a different district to spare her a long bus ride.
She worries about the value of their house. New people aren’t moving to Arena much anyway. But they definitely won’t now.
“We basically have a bank and a cheese factory,” Ms. Schmid said. “It’s not going to be a growing community.”
Mr. Wermuth, the district administrator, walked through the halls of the Arena school on a recent morning, pointing out the library, the gym, the classrooms where children in Packers sweatshirts huddled over books and puzzles. He is unsure what will become of the building.
There has been talk of turning it into a day care, a food pantry, maybe some sort of town hall. In the meantime, Mr. Wermuth is hopeful it will be used for basketball games and other community activities, just so it won’t be left to stand empty.
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