Ferozan Mast @ferozan

Writer 🇺🇸 Joined February 2008

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Ferozan Mast @ferozan

2 weeks ago

@tanpukunokami Haruki Murakami

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2 weeks ago

@London_W4 Her sweet little face!

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3 weeks ago

I NEED THIS ON SPOTIFY #rhoslc

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3 weeks ago

#RHOSLC Sneak Peek: Lisa & Meredith perform “Hypocrisy & Bullshit” Britani & Bronwyn tell Lisa & Meredith they’re not welcomed here. VIA: @BravoTV @usweekly

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Ferozan Mast @ferozan

3 weeks ago

@RHLegend32 This was from my entertainment reporter days, Vicki was furious about a (true) story we posted about her and Tamra, and sent me this insane email in all caps with pink font 😂

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Ferozan Mast @ferozan

4 weeks ago

@RHLegend32 As someone who has been on the receiving end of a hilariously unhinged email from her, I think it’s a control issue.

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Oaks And Lions 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @oaksandlions

2 months ago

Among the trees of Richmond Park lies a view so treasured that it has been protected for centuries. From King Henry’s Mound in Richmond Park, a narrow opening through the trees frames the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral nearly 10 miles away. The sightline is remarkably old. Maps from 1754 show a visual corridor towards St Paul’s, and generations of park keepers have carefully managed the trees to preserve it ever since. Today, it is one of London’s few officially protected views. Planning rules restrict development along the sightline so that the cathedral remains visible. The mound itself is older still. Despite its Tudor name, it is believed to be a Bronze Age burial mound, later used as a viewpoint for hunting and falconry. From prehistoric burial place to Georgian landscape design to modern planning law, one narrow window through the trees has survived centuries of change. And at its centre, St Paul’s remains as magnificent as ever. Follow @OaksAndLions for more of England’s history, heritage and culture.

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Ariana Richards @GalleryAriana

4 months ago

Sam - you were more than just a lovely actor to work with - refined, thoughtful, a skill second to none - you were a mentor, protector, and above all, friend. Thank you for making our scenes together feel so real. I will be forever grateful to have been on this journey with you.

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Ryan B. Anderson @OldHollowTree

4 months ago

Can you imagine being an Irish monk illuminating manuscripts on a soggy little island and all of a sudden a few dozen of these guys show up on boats that look like dragons? Must’ve been awful.

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Liam Gallagher @liamgallagher

4 months ago

It’s hard work that singing Harry Kane cmon ENGLAND cmon WONDERWALL

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Ferozan Mast @ferozan

6 months ago

I remember this from my primary school in London. I loathed the custard but we really didn’t know how good we had it.

Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

6 months ago

A British school dinner in 1975 was cooked on-site, from whole ingredients, by a dinner lady who knew, without consulting a nutritional database, what a growing child needed to eat. The dinner was: roast beef, gravy from the drippings, boiled potatoes, cabbage, and sponge