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STAR CITY PREVIEW PICS A bold new chapter inspired by the critically acclaimed space-race drama, “For All Mankind,” “Star City” is a propulsive paranoid thriller that takes us back to the key moment in the alt-history retelling of the space race — when the Soviet Union became the first nation to put a man on the moon. But this time, we explore the story from behind the Iron Curtain, showing the lives of the cosmonauts, the engineers and the intelligence officers embedded among them in the Soviet space program, and the risks they all took to propel humankind forward.

Astraloid City of the Light Beings

If you still haven't recovered from saying goodbye to Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) twice during the Arrowverse "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover, you might want to prepare yourself for more emotional moments to come.

There are only two episodes left of Arrow, with the series finale airing Tuesday, January 28 after a one-hour special featuring interviews with Amell, the cast, and executive producers Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Beth Schwartz. And while we don't know much about "Fadeout" — all the logline tells us is that "after eight seasons, and the launch of countless superheroes, the series wraps up the story of the Green Arrow" and Emily Bett Rickards returns as Felicity — we did learn a few tidbits from Katherine McNamara.

The actress couldn't say much, but she did tease that she worked with Rickards again. "[It] was such a joy," she told TV Insider. "I'm glad she was able to come back. It wouldn't have felt right without her."

Through Season 7's flashforwards, fans saw what life was like for McNamara's Mia growing up with Felicity, but of course, that's all been changed due to "Crisis." (We'll see that in the penultimate episode of the series, "Green Arrow and the Canaries.") And it's unclear if any or all of Felicity's Season 7 finale ending — she presumably went off to join Oliver — will still happen.

As for what the future might hold for Mia's parents and how that might affect her, McNamara didn't want to spoil anything. "You get to see something and it's beautiful and I shed many tears on and off set about it," she teased. "It's really lovely, and I don't want to say anymore because I don't want to spoil it for people, but it's perfect."

And she used "beautiful" to describe the series finale as a whole. "I'm so glad we were able to tie up the loose ends that we could, revisit those nostalgic moments, and really give the legacy the honor it deserves," she said.

Chowder & Panini goes to StarCity! Oct. 13,2018 [Part 2]

For their first time, my two adorable paper dolls goes to the Philippines own famous amusement park 🎢🎡🎠  - 🌟StarCity! 🌟 🤩

And as for me, this is my second time that I attend, just to celebrate my relative daughter’s bday named Rachelle! So #Happy Birthday! 😊🎂

It seems a lot of changes going in here. Originally it used to be a 100% outside but now it’s a bit 80% inside amusement park while outside becomes 20% (as my calculation. But nevertheless, it’s still spectacular. 🙂

There are some new rides and some old rides are still current (some of the rides that I’ve already fun since I was a little child), I’ve just feel enjoy not just myself but, friends, relatives and families as well.😁 

So, here are my photos that I’ve took with my adorable paper dolls, they’ve seem to be fun actually! 😊

BTW: Despite I have 58 photos, there some rides and other places haven’t chance to explore and took pictures with my paper dolls, so I guess someday will go for another day. ^^;

Cable had never really been used to peace and quiet in his life. When he first arrived in the past, he was thrown into conflict, but now everything was serene — too much so, and it was making him mad.

He was a man designed for conflict and war, not for sitting around a coffee shop and talking politics. It took him a week to leave the small apartment he’d managed to rent (not without the help of fellow mutants, of course) and even longer to leave his weaponry behind.

The clothes were the worst to get used to; trying to hide his techno-organics made life more complicated than trying to order a coffee at those pretentious shops. Despite the clothes though, and the sunglasses that concealed his bionic eye, he was still very much out of place. He didn’t mind the stares — his facial scars were still visible both above and below his sunglasses; he wore an infinity scarf in the heat of summer, and he generally looked like a man who had something to hide.

He sighed as he settled himself onto a park bench in the shade; same shit, different day. Contemplate life, think about getting a job, decide getting a job would be the worst idea and would end horribly — maybe make some ramen for dinner.