Lighten Up

hey y'all it’s writing time!

i was warming up to get my stuff together so i wrote this super short newt x reader/y/n. if you want to see more pls lmk

“Come on, Greenie! Have a little fun! Lighten up!” You heard a vaguely familiar voice call from across the Glade. You ignored him and continued on your path to the Homestead. It’s not so much that you weren’t in the mood for the bonfire, which was apparently being thrown in your honor, but more so that you were tired of the stares. And cat calls.

You slammed your hands into the front door and it flew open with a small bang, startling the two boys standing at the foot of the stairs, chatting. Since you were the sole girl living in the Glade, without hesitation the leaders quickly gave you your own space in the Homestead; much to your fellow Glader’s chagrin. Without a word to either boy, you padded up the stairs and into your room, shutting the door behind you. Not even a minute later, there was a soft knock at the door.

“(Y/N)?” A familiar voice asked. You were sitting beside your bookshelf, sorting through a few of your favorites, ignoring the boy in the doorway. “I know you can hear me. I’m standing right here.” He opened the door the rest of the way without acknowledgement from you and sat beside you.

“Newt, if this visit is in regards to the bonfire, I am not interested.”

“Come on, (Y/N)! It’s supposed to be FUN. It’s supposed to be a celebration, in your honor!” He favored his bad leg.

“You know exactly what’s going to happen, the same thing that has been happening the entire week. Everyone is going to get drunk and make disgusting comments, catcall me, play grabass. They do it when they’re sober, I can’t imagine how they’re going to be drunk,” You stared out into the Glade.

“Alby’s giving those shanks a talking to as we speak, love. They are not gonna lay a finger anywhere near you.” He offered a half smile. You couldn’t help but smile back. Something about Newt’s aloof, small smile always brought a smile to your face, even if you didn’t want to. “There you go.” He muttered softly.

He stood up, offering his hand. You took it after a second’s hesitation and allowed him to lead you downstairs. You couldn’t help but blush at the prolonged contact.

Cutie

I believe Stiles and his Jeep were the best relationship of the entire Teen Wolf series.

Happy Easter from me and Dylan!

Some silly Dylan to brighten your quarantined day!

Already miss these movies even though I just rewatched them all.

Bloopers are the best. Love these boys together.

Definitely seems a little sleepy here. It’s really cute, actually..

The behind-the-scenes of this movie are incredible!

KoreAmandAudrey Magazineteamed up to get acquainted with the cast of Wong Fu Productions’ debut feature film,Everything Before Us. The film is set in a modern day world where the Department of Emotional Integrity (DEI) monitors and grades all romantic relationship.

In the film, Ki Hong Lee plays Jay, a teacher’s assistant who guides Hayley through her freshman year in college and gives her relationship and academic advice.

Full name: Ki Hong Lee
Age: 21 and over
Where you were born: Seoul, South Korea
Where you were raised: Seoul, Auckland, Los Angeles, Berkeley

About the Film

1. Describe your character in three words.
HOT TEACHER’S ASSISTANT

2. What is the most crucial part of being in a romantic relationship?
“Love is all you need” – Beatles

3. What would your real-life relationship score be, and why?
I hope it would be in the 90’s. But I haven’t checked in a while — hope I’m not a victim of EI score theft.

4. Any bloopers or memorable episodes on set?
Brandon Soo Hoo is a real life ninja. He is so fast and agile. I learned the hard way.

5. What is your opinion of Wong Fu as film directors?
Same as my opinion of pizza — Cannot live without ‘em.

About Ki Hong

1. What always makes you laugh?
My wife.

2. Your go-to comfort food?
Not so much comfort but an obsession — PIZZA

3. Currently on “repeat” on your ipod?
I lost my ipod

4. A guilty pleasure you don’t feel guilty about?
Eating pizza every day

Read full article here.

They’ve escaped the maze. Now, it’s time to begin phase two.

20th Century Fox on Tuesday released the trailer for Scorch Trials, the second installment in author James Dashner’s dystopian Maze Runnertrilogy.

After escaping the deadly mechanical maze, Thomas and his fellow Gladers find themselves fighting for survival in the Scorch, a post-apocalyptic wasteland filled with new obstacles. The gang soon teams up with resistance fighters to take on WCKD (pronounced “wicked”), a mysterious and powerful organization responsible for the Maze trials.

Fans weren’t the only ones excited to see the sequel’s action-packed trailer.

Maze Runner stars Ki Hong LeeandDylan O’Brien, who portray Minho and Thomas, respectively, recently sat down and watched the trailer for the first time. As glimpses of the film’s intense scenes played on a computer screen, the duo cheered, laughed and cracked jokes.

“Our gun throw!” O’Brien says, nudging Lee after the trailer shows Minho breaking a window and tossing a gun to Thomas.

“Oh, yeah. That window break was the first take,” Lee replies.

Watch Ki Hong Lee and Dylan O’Brien’s reactions here. 

To celebrate this year’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, CAPE(Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) has launched its 2015#IAM Campaign to put a spotlight on Asian American talents and leaders in media, entertainment and food.

Among the role models featured in this year’s campaign, there were several Korean American talents: Daniel Dae Kim,Ki Hong Lee,Arden ChoandSeoul Sausage Co. In the videos below, these four representatives share their success stories and the lessons they’ve learned in their journeys.

#IAM Ki Hong Lee

“The only way to change [Asian American perception] faster or to launch a new wave of how people see Asians is to create our own content, to create our own stories, and make opportunities for ourselves as actors and as entertainers,” says Ki Hong Lee. “I think the only way to change anything is to just take it and change it yourself.”

#IAM Arden Cho 

“Don’t be afraid to fail because failure adds character and color and it’s those imperfections, flaws, and mistakes that you make along the way that add to a great story,” says Arden Cho.

Watch more #IAM videos here. 

THE MAZE RUNNER