The celebration continues, in this post we’re showing some Juno-inspired music, that you’d probably never heard (of:))!

The first one is “Juno T’s Sailor Pipes” by Martin Thomas Smyczek II. It’s a nice instrumental song, but since it’s not available on YouTube, here’s the link to the artist’s webpage, where you can listen to this song, and many more:

Juno T’s Sailor Pipes (second in the list)

The second is another instrumental piece, Timmy Holiday’s “Juno”. It’s less than 2 minutes, very calming:

The third has lyrics, it’s a more amateur kind of work, and it’s clearly inspired by ‘Year One’, this is “Juno Temple” by Stickasaurus:

There’s a fourth song, but sadly it’s not available to the public anymore. I have it, and it’s called “The Juno Temple Song”, but the artist’s name has been lost through the years. It’s very similar to the third one, except it’s more quiet, and it’s only partially inspired by ‘Year One’, it’s more based on ‘Dirty Girl’.

We hope you’ll enjoy these songs, and if you know about any other music that was inspired by Ms. Temple, don’t hesitate to Tweet it to us!

Juno has been a guest star in a fresh youtube comedy series, called ‘The Horse’s Mouth’. The 8 and a half minute episode revolves around a guy, who’s bad at the game called Life, and he makes interviews, wearing the infamous horsehead-mask from the internet. He, his friend and Juno (as herself) discusses Hollywood Secrets. First, here are the screencaps from the episode (don’t worry, they don’t spoil anything):

Television > (2019) The Horse’s Mouth > Screencaps

And here’s the episode, if you want to watch it:

More pictures will come on Friday! (Hopefully…)

A brand new Instagram find has been uploaded to the Gallery, plus an old, but good picture has been resized:

Television  >  (2019) Dirty John  >  Behind the Scenes

Studio Photoshoots  >  2013  >  Session 003 for HUNGER Spring/Summer 2013

Those were the scenes, and here’s the chase! The Wrap’s interview has a second part, that’s about the finale of ‘Dirty John’. It’s available in a video format, and also as a summarized text here. (The video doesn’t have an embed link, and it’s not uploaded to youtube, so I can’t embed it here.) It becomes pretty obvious that the Newell-family wasn’t really involved with the series, only the real Terra to some extent, which means Juno was lying when she said “I met all of them at the premiere” earlier. Everything the makers/actors knew came from the podcast.

First of all, here’s another picture from the photoshoot Juno had with Julia Garner:

Studio Photoshoots  >  2019  >  With Julia Garner

(I’m pretty sure, that these photos were made for ‘One Percent More Humid’ now, but since I’ve found them in this year, which marks the second shared project of the two Js, I’ll leave it at 2019.)

And here’s a nice little interview about the season finale of ‘Dirty John’, Juno’s character Veronica and her interactions with Eric Bana’s title character:

The Wrap made some cool photos about her for this interview, those along with screencaps from the video will come soon!

A good photo has surfaced from a shoot that happened probably last year, and it’s obviously ‘Dirty John’-related /unless it’s for ‘One Percent More Humid’/:

Studio Photoshoots  >  2019  >  With Julia Garner

And as for the “morning” part, Juno was a guest at a USA-based tv station’s morning show (contains minor spoilers):

Three things to notice (aside from how pretty she is): 1. The last 40 seconds contains a preview from the last episode, coming this Sunday, so if you don’t want to know what’s going to be in it, be careful! (I’ve skipped that part.) 2. The Twitter account written beside her name is fake as far as I know. 0 tweets, 0 following, 18 followers, no pictures, nothing… 3. The host is doing the same thing as the one in the Young Hollywood-interview, where he’s talking to her all the time, but meanwhile he’s looking at the camera/the audience. This must be some USA-tv-thing, but I still think it’s unprofessional.

Coming next: Screencaps from this lovely video; review and screencaps from the last episode of ‘Dirty John’.

Juno talks about Eric Bana and the series itself in this really strange interview:

I love her clothes, it’s like between a businesswoman and a lady of the night:) Speaking of clothes, I’ve already linked the website that deals with Veronica’s clothes from ‘Dirty John’, but since that, the database has become much more detailed. Here you can see what Juno’s character, Julia Garner’s Terra and Connie Britton’s Debra are wearing in each episode. The link leads you to Episode 1, but there’s a scroll-down menu on the left, where you can choose which episode’s outfits you want to observe closer!

Coming next: Screencaps from this video + Episode 7 + review for that episode.