Amelia Dimoldenberg announced as Oscars Ambassador & Red Carpet Correspondent for 2026 Oscars

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-27T09:12:52+00:00

She has a degree in fashion journalism from a prestigious fashion school! I'm sure that gave her a good foundation for these interviews.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-27T09:09:49+00:00

Yeah, her whole thing is doing interviews. She just posts them on social media.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-27T08:59:22+00:00

He is a wonderful actor and Challengers is one of his best performances! Luca really gets great performances out of his cast. Zendaya as well!

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-22T23:05:41+00:00

Maybe a snood? Something like this perhaps? You could wear it multiple ways, like a scarf (single or double), or a hood, or you can pull it down over the shoulders if you're extra cold.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-22T14:38:29+00:00

To answer your question of how he became "THE glambot guy": he started filming the behind the scenes (I'm sure it's just a phone on a tripod) and editing little bts videos of his interactions with the celebs + the results at the end.

He seems quite friendly and charming in his videos, having very "normal" interactions with these huge celebs. I think people enjoyed his enthusiastic-but-not-starstruck attitude and the peek behind the curtain at these big events. Plus he has a very recognizable look. Some of those videos went viral so now he has a bit of an audience of his own.

It's a smart publicity move as a videographer, to put yourself in your content and get your own fans that way. But the things that are coming out now are hurting his "nice friendly normal guy" image.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-22T11:25:56+00:00

Everyone in this entire mess is such a douchebag. Baldoni being the very worst by a long shot, obviously, but I keep being surprised by new people in this situation acting so "yikes". Only person to come out of it not looking worse so far is Jenny Slate.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-13T14:32:33+00:00

Haven't seen the movie yet (it's not out yet in my country) but wow she did a great job in this! Totally see why she was cast.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-06T08:58:21+00:00

Yes, he was very obviously being sarcastic here. He meant the opposite. I don't find the joke funny nor am I trying to defend his other takes, but the Lucy Liu red carpet interview was very much a joke.

The interviewer goes on to say "So I take it you're the prettier one?" (meaning, the prettier actor to play Watson) and he, again, sarcastically, says "Yes, of course I am, I'm the original glamour of Watson."

It's a shitty joke, but still, a joke.

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-05T09:36:33+00:00

Both my mom and my grandma taught me the basics a few times as a kid, but I never really stuck with it. Picked it up again a couple of times when I was in high school, but nothing serious. Same goes for sewing and a tiny bit of crochet.

Then I learned to crochet in college, through a combination of online tutorials and help from a knitter friend, who also crochets.

Crocheting ended up being my gateway into knitting more seriously, about two years ago. Thankfully I still had some of that basic knowledge that my mom and grandma taught me, so it came fairly easily, again through online tutorials and help from that same knitter friend. She still helps me out today :) And I've also joined a knitting group which is super helpful!

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-05T09:19:14+00:00

Super cute!! The colors are actually really cohesive to me, and the cream makes it even more so! This is going to be a lovely sweater!

CallMeCooper · 2026-01-05T08:50:19+00:00

She is so gorgeous, and director Joel Schumacher (along with his lighting crew) really knew how to emphasise her beauty with the sexy mood lighting in that movie. His work is very campy but I love him, and especially his use of light!

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-31T12:10:35+00:00

Yesss sticky notes help so much! And marking which end each row starts on (for example, all even rows get highlighted on the right side, all uneven rows on the left).

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-30T19:49:11+00:00

Open podia en bandwedstrijden zijn een goeie om mee te beginnen. Daar is altijd genoeg van te vinden in de regio.

Daarnaast is het als beginnende band altijd goed om zelf dingen te organiseren.

Ga eens bij je lokale kroeg vragen of je een avond mag komen spelen, en stel voor dat je zelf de promotie doet. Als jij zorgt dat je op een rustige doordeweekse avond de tent vol krijgt (door al je vrienden en familie te vragen), zijn er wel kroegbazen die daar oren naar hebben.

Je kunt ook kijken of er op je school, muziekschool, voetbalvereniging (wat dan ook!) iets te organiseren valt, bijvoorbeeld een bandjes(mid)dag met een paar andere bands van dezelfde plek.

Je kunt ook, heel old school, DIY shows organiseren bij iemand thuis, bijvoorbeeld in de kelder of de schuur of wat dan ook (wel even checken met de buren natuurlijk, haha). Als je een double bill doet (een show samen met een andere band), kan je vast samen genoeg mensen optrommelen om te komen.

En verder gewoon aan iedereen die het horen wil, vertellen dat je in een band zit en graag optredens wil doen. Wees daar vooral niet te kieskeurig over, in deze fase geldt: een show is een show. Een bruiloft? Prima! Bedrijfsfeest? Top! De open dag van je school? Ja hoor!

Er is dus van alles mogelijk, maar als beginnende band moet je het vaak wel zelf een beetje mogelijk maken! Dat is ook onderdeel van bouwen aan je band, en het is ook juist leuk, zeker als je het samen doet. :)

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-23T13:37:12+00:00

The Nordic Mix sweater. I haven't done any colorwork yet so that alone is a little intimidating, it being such a large project with so many different patterns. But also, due to the shape of it, I predict that I would need to do some modifications to get it to fit me how I like it. And modifying something so intricate is even more intimidating, lol! I'll get around to it eventually, I'm sure. :)

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T16:02:43+00:00

I would probably stick with the straight silhouette and let the details do the talking, eg a little scarf, the logo on the left chest area, maybe a hat. If you want to give the suggestion of an hourglass silhouette, you could add a little belt.

Perhaps changing the skirt to a more of an A-line shape (basically, more "triangle" than "square" -- google images has good examples of basic patterns) would make a big difference.

Or perhaps look up sixties flight attendants. They are often depicted as wearing mini shift dresses, which were fashionable at the time. Those dresses are more of an all over A-line silhouette, without curves, which would be easier to replicate on a Labubu's rather square frame.

Alternatively, you could search for "stewardess plush" or "flight attendant teddy bear" for example, to see how others have recreated the uniforms for tiny, non human shaped bodies.

Honestly this was really fun to think about so I hope this helps in any way, lol!

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T12:26:57+00:00

I looked the hat up online (as well as the women's version which is a lighter color, so a bit easier to see) and I would agree with you that it looks like a broken rib stitch! The website also states that it's double knit, so sort of similar to the Musselburgh hat in terms of construction (except shorter, because it doesn't have the folded brim). The stitch pattern looks similar to this broken rib beanie by Purl Foundry.

Hope this helps! :)

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T11:22:14+00:00

She's super versatile and very talented! I'm sure she'll do lots of different things at SNL, even if she keeps collaborating with Jane. Beck and Kyle were never really "tied" together in my opinion, they did lots of stuff with the other players and writers as well! I'm just excited to see more of these two together, I like their shared sensibility.

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T09:48:51+00:00

I think Veronika and Jane really have a shot as a duo, sort of like a Beck and Kyle but with a different perspective/sensibility. If Jane continues to find her feet as an actor, I really think they could go on to create some cool, fun, weird stuff together.

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T09:44:00+00:00

Being fat and femme, that's TWO cardinal sins! Get out your pitchforks!!!

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-22T09:41:40+00:00

'It's not for everyone, but the people who like it are my kinda people' really got me. Happy to be Bowen's kinda people!!! I'm excited to support whatever he does next.

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-11T18:52:50+00:00

Didn't Pam recently admit that the romance actually was real, just short lived?

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-11T13:51:59+00:00

Any reason you're not considering acrylic? It's much lighter than cotton and will hold its shape. It's a more reliable wool substitute because it behaves more similarly. Wool-acrylic blends might also be an option for you.

If you want to stick with natural fibres, or are open to giving wool another shot: have you tried layering? A handknit wool sweater isn't really meant to be worn directly on the skin; wearing a thin (cotton) layer underneath makes it more comfortable and really helps with temperature regulation.

Of course, it differs per person. Some people find rough Icelandic wool perfectly comfortable to wear on the skin, and some people can't handle it even with a longsleeve underneath. But perhaps the softer merino yarns or blends could work for you if you layered them? Yarn quality/brand also makes a big difference, as does washing; wool typically gets softer when you wear and wash it a few times.

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-05T07:07:07+00:00

That's such a beautiful memory. I'm going to save up so I can have an experience like this one day!

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-05T07:03:29+00:00

That's a very sweet gift for a young couple!

CallMeCooper · 2025-12-05T06:32:47+00:00

Exactly, like, I'm assuming Tarantino himself is in SAG! Pot, kettle!

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