#Adam berg

[ablatheringblatherskite]

NEW EDIT!!! For my new comfort show... Freelancers!!

(Yes, as the font on the thumbnail may have given away, it's a Freelancers Friends Theme song edit!!)

I worked unreasonably long and hard on an edit that's only barely a minute long, but I'm actually really proud of it, so I hope y'all like it 🥹

[unfriendly-neighborhood-feminist]

GO WEST HYPE!!!!!!!!

im literally so excited for this movie. i loved them so much as a kid and i love the stuff they make now

[perfettamentechic]

4 dicembre … ricordiamo …

4 dicembre … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2021: Gertraud Jesserer, attrice austriaca. (n.1943) 2020: François Leterrier, regista e attore francese. (n.1929) 2020: David Lander, David Leonard Landau, attore e doppiatore statunitense. (n.1947) 2020: Franco Bolignari, cantante italiano celebre per aver doppiato le colonne sonore dei film La carica dei cento e uno e Tutti insieme appassionatamente. Ha inoltre eseguito i motivi conduttori di…

[spilladabalia]

God Bullies - Let's Go To Hell

[deadpresidents]

If you don't mind me asking, who is your favorite president? What about your least favorite?

My favorite is Lyndon B. Johnson. Besides LBJ, while I enjoy reading and learning about all of the Presidents, I tend to find the more obscure Presidents more interesting. I wouldn't necessarily call them my "favorites", but I do tend to enjoy discovering more about Presidents like Franklin Pierce, Chester Arthur, James Garfield, etc. If you go through my archives, you'll find more pieces about the least-known Presidents than the most well-known -- especially when it comes to Pierce, who I have written about frequently. The first thing that I wrote about Presidential history and shared publicly was a short piece in 2004 for a website the New Hampshire Historical Society had created for the bicentennial of Franklin Pierce's birth. After years of studying the Presidents, I just feel like I learn more new things about the obscure Presidents as opposed to, say, George Washington or Thomas Jefferson or Abraham Lincoln, who I feel like everybody already knows so much about. Over the past two or three years, I've also started to really like and appreciate Gerald Ford even more than I previously did. John Quincy Adams has always been near the top of the list, too.

As for least favorite, I think it's pretty clear that it's Donald Trump. I'm guessing that is the default answer for most people (well...I guess "most people" other than the 77 million+ American idiots who voted to send him back to the White House). Other than Trump, I'm not a big fan of Woodrow Wilson. I understand that he was an important President and some historians even argue that he was a great President (I do not -- I think he's tremendously overrated), but I don't enjoy reading about him. In 2013, Pulitzer Prize-winning author A. Scott Berg wrote an excellent biography about him that is simply titled Wilson (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO) and easily it's in the top tier of all-time Presidential biographies. I'm glad it exists, I would recommend that everybody check it out if they get the opportunity, and I'm glad that I read it because it gives me the excuse to skip other Wilson books since Berg's biography is such a definitive work.

[skepticxdreamer]

Happy Pride Month with a little shitpost for Heroes and what they SHOULD NEVER SAY TO SOMEONE WHO JUST CAME OUT.

[whatsapalisade]

13/03/2007

Nylon Guys Spring Launch Party at Cinespace in Hollywood, California organised by Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy

Picture 1: Z Berg, Alex Greenwald, Jason Boesel, & Adam Brody

Pictures 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6: Z Berg, Charlotte Froom and Tenessee Thomas playing a dj set with Steve Aoki

Picture 7: Alex Greenwald, Jason Boesel, & Michael Runion

[liljakonvalj]

Wake up Swedes and melodifestivalen-fans! New Björnzone music just dropped!

All proceeds go to Radiohjälpen (the radio help) a Swedish humanitarian organization.

Check out the video too!

[sixaus-meaa]

SIX THE MUSICAL - MODERN!AU: illustration

Jane's family tree 2/2

(The Seymour family has Leber Congenital Amaurosis (LCA), an Inherited Retinal Disorder (IRD). It's a family of congenital retinal dystrophies that results in severe vision loss at an early age. Patients usually present with nystagmus, sluggish or near-absent pupillary responses, severely decreased visual acuity, photophobia, and high hyperopia. It is the most severe retinal dystrophy causing blindness by the age of 1 year in most cases. The white pupil represents who inherited the disorder)

[fearthephenom]

U2:UV Achtung Baby at Sphere

You can't hear how great the band sounded through photos and photos don't do Sphere justice. U2 and Sphere both need to be experienced.

Missed LMJ, of course.

Shout out to all the lovely fans I met at Zoo Station and Sphere, those who complimented my 'fit, helped me take photos, who took my U2 friendship bracelets! Going to shows by myself can be awkward, but you guys made it a blast before the show even started!

[driftwooddestiel]

hi. can anyone hear me. im going to explode in a good way. new stuck inside with the (no longer) bachelors might just be in the works i think. excuse me while i go crazyinsane

[ablatheringblatherskite]

I normally have a hard time listening to podcasts but lo and behold I have finally found one that is both great for me as a writer AND thoroughly hilarious and entertaining throughout:

Yes it's by Jk! Studios, and it basically focuses on embracing failure and bad writing (which is a crucial step towards good writing!). I'm currently in the middle of ep 2 rn and I'm LOVING it.

So if you're a writer, who's maybe insecure about your work, or even just an artist in general, who likes to listen to funny people talk, then this podcast might be for you! (you don't even have to be a writer or artist! It's just definitely about writing LOL)

[nobuyukikakigi]

ヘッセンへの旅より

1834年の初め、ギーセンの大学で医学を学んでいたゲオルク・ビュヒナーは、小学校長を務めながらヘッセン地方の反��制運動を率いていたフリードリヒ・ルートヴィヒ・ヴァディヒと知り合い、彼をつうじてヘッセン大公国に関する統計資料を手に入れる。それを基にビュヒナーが起草した政治的煽動の書が「ヘッセンの急使」である。秘密裡に印刷されたこの文書のなかで彼は、現在の体制の下で生きること自体が苦役であることを次のように訴える。 ──だが、見よ、大公国において、国家はいかなる状態にたちいたっているか！　また、見よ、国家の秩序を維持するとは、いったい何を意味するのかを！　秩序の中で生きるために、七十万の人びとが六百万グルデンを支払っている。つまり、牛馬のごとくはたらかされている。まさに秩序の中で生きるということは、飢えることであり、皮を剝がされることなのだ。（石黒英男訳） 11月1日の夜にヴィーズバーデ…

[perfettamentechic]

4 dicembre … ricordiamo …

4 dicembre … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2021: Gertraud Jesserer, attrice austriaca, moglie dell’attore tedesco Peter Vogel e la madre dell’attore-giornalista Nikolas Voge. La ricordiamo per le sue interpretazioni nei film: Il mercante di Venezia (1968), Commissario Rex (dal 2008-2011) e Non con me tesoro (2012). È morta all’età di 77 anni nell’incendio della sua casa a Vienna. (n.1943) 2020: François Leterrier, regista e attore…

[robynsassenmyview]

Mommy in the sky with trauma

"Mommy in the sky with trauma" , a review of Jeanine Tesori's opera 'Grounded', screened by the Met Opera and Ster Kinekor in South Africa on 5 November 2024.

UP there, where I belong: Jess (Emily d’Angelo) in flight with her men in Jeanine Tesori’s opera Grounded at various Ster Kinekor outlets in South Africa, on 5 November 2024. Photograph by Sara Krulwich courtesy of New York Times. “BLUE!” SHE SINGS with an exuberance and a fresh energy that will hold you fast. It’s a paean to the sky and its freedoms articulated by fighter pilot Jess (Emily…

[youwantedadog]