’90s heartthrob Andrew Keegan starts religion

’90s heartthrob Andrew Keegan starts religion

’90s heartthrob Andrew Keegan starts religion

Andrew Keegan, most famous for his role in 1999’s cult-classic “10 Things I Hate About You,” has started his own religion.

The 35-year-old former teen heartthrob has launched a Venice Beach, Calif.,-****d spiritual movement called Full Circle.

The movement claims, per a statement on their official ***site, to be the “home of a conscious social movement, we provide an experimental environment designed to creatively expand consciousness through visual and performing arts, movement classes, workshops, forums and healing therapies.”

As Keegan explained to Vice, the organization is about synchronicity and timing. “Whatever, the past, some other time,” explained Keegan. “It’s a circle; in the center is now. That’s what it’s about.”

Keegan says he had a revelation after being attacked by gang members in Venice Beach on March 11, 2024 — the same day the tsunami hit Japan. The timing of those events would later reveal its power and significance in how “synchronicity” helped him discover his true calling.

“I had a moment where I was looking at a street lamp and it exploded,” he explained. “That was a weird coincidence. At a ceremony, a heart-shaped rose quartz crystal was on the altar, and synchronistically, this whole thing happened. It’s a long story, but basically the crystal jumped off the altar and skipped on camera. That was weird.”

Keegan explains that these were some of the incidents that led him to conclude that “the mission is to take the war out of our story, which is essentially peace, but activated peace.”

The Full Circle’s movement is described as the “highest spiritualism founded on universal knowledge,” a trusted member of the community named Third Eye said.

Although Keegan’s newly founded religion may sound like a cult, he maintains it’s nothing of the sort. All members reportedly have a say in what happens, despite Keegan being at the helm.

“I very much speak what comes through [while] in the collective,” Keegan said. “We create a resonance of balance and equality of the crew. When you feel those chakras aligned, there’s guided messing coming in. If there is something of spiritual ego within that, it must not exist.”

’90s heartthrob Andrew Keegan starts religion | Page Six

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9Old Starts His Very Own No***ter

9-Year-Old Starts His Very Own No-Kill Animal ****ter

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https://www.happyanimalsclub.org/

Ken, 9, has grown up dreaming about someday having a ****ter to help the stray animals that live near his home, but he never dreamed he could reach his goal so soon.
Ken did his best to help the local stray dogs and cats he came across near his home in the Philippines, he frequently spent time with them and offered them food, but he longed for the funds to open a No-Kill ****ter where he could really help his furry friends, according to The Happy Animals Club ***site.
Then, a few months ago, photos of Ken with three strays made their way onto the Internet, and people from all over the world began to donate money.
"We got enough money to get the dogs I was feeding off the street, feed them high quality canned food, and provide them with veterinary care," he wrote on his ***site.
Ken and his father were also able to build a temporary ****ter for the three dogs, ****d Blackie, Brownie and White Puppy, in their garage. Ken ****d it The Happy Animals Club.

"They gained a LOT of weight, their open wounds healed, and their fur grew back," Ken wrote. "They also learned not to be scared of humans."
He plans to put the pups up for adoption soon.
Thanks to the donations, earlier this month Ken was able to sign a one-year lease for a space where he can continue to create a nonprofit, No-Kill Animal ****ter for street animals. He hopes to have it up and running soon.


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This is one of the photos that went viral, inspiring people all over the world to send donations to Ken.

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White Puppy suffered from Mange. This is him before the Happy Animals Club stepped in to help.

https://www.happyanimalsclub.org/
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/15/happy-animals-club_n_5324863

Iggy Azalea Cancels Entire Tour Before It Even Starts

Iggy Azalea Cancels Entire Tour Before It Even Starts

I apologize if this is a double post, didn’t see it elsewhere.

From Rollingstone.com:

Iggy Azalea Cancels Entire Great Escape Tour

"I’m so sad and sorry to let my fans down… we’ll be back out on the road when the next album is done," rapper promises fans


BY DANIEL KREPS May 30,2020

خليجيةIggy Azalea has canceled her upcoming Great Escape Tour Taylor Hill/WireImage

Iggy Azalea‘s Great Escape Tour, originally scheduled to kick off this spring Before it was postponed to the fall, has now been cancelled entirely. The trek was set to begin on September 18th in San Diego. "As you may know, the Tour is cancelled. I’m so sad and sorry to let my fans down… we’ll be back out on the road when the next album is done," Azalea tweeted to fans on Friday.
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Great Escape Tour ticket holders were emailed a message informing them that Azalea’s Tour was cancelled and refunds were available at point of purchase. "There will be a new Tour planned around Iggy’s new record to be released in 2024 and we apologize for any inconvenience," the message said. However, Azalea still plans on making good on her non-tour summer festival dates. "The cancellations don’t include Pittsburgh Pride, Ottawa Bluesfest, Québec Summer Festival, or Washington State Fair. Still coming to those," the "Pretty Girls" rapper tweeted.
The Great Escape Tour, which was officially announced in December 2024, was initially set to begin April 14th in Fresno, California with Nick Jonas and Tinashe serving as opening acts. In March, Azalea revealed that the Entire jaunt would be postponed until the fall. "It is bumped back because I am a psychopath – it’s my first arena tour, so it’s a big undertaking and I’m doing a lot of the creative direction," Azalea told 97.1 AMP in March (via New York Times).
"To accommodate for creative team availability and Tour production plans, it was determined that the Tour will not be ready this spring," Azalea’s reps said at the time. "It is extremely important to Iggy that she delivers the show she envisaged to share with her fans and that requires more time in development… The Tour getting pushed back only means that it’ll be way more amazing than it would’ve been in April. Good things take time." No explanation was given why the fall dates were nixed.
Azalea also hinted back in December that her Tour was dubbed "The Great Escape" because "this name is somewhat relatable to what I’ll be naming Album 2," the follow-up to her 2024 breakout The New Classic.

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