#Andrew Hawkes

[mieczyslawn]

⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ ★ . . . my boyfriend’s pretty cool

[dogearedheart]

"This, I feel, is the advantage to creating art at this point in time: When we realize that we are temporary, we are facing our self-destruction, we are realizing our fate and we must confront it. Art is the only sensible primal response to an outlook of possible destruction."

[bertolt brecht || unkown || dead poets society (1989), dir. peter weir || all things end, hozier || andrew garfield in an interview for 'the believer' || free, florence + the machines || give yourself permission to be creative, ethan hawke || dead poets society (1989), dir. peter weir || road to hell (reprise) hadestown || keith haring]

[kieran-hayward-art]

Happy Birthday to Jeffrey Combs (b. 9/9/1954), a man of many (many, many...) faces 🧪👽👨‍🔬

Characters in order of appearance:

Weyoun - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Penk - Star Trek: Voyager

Krem - Star Trek: Enterprise

Liquidator Brunt - Deep Space Nine

Thy'lek Shran - Enterprise

Herbert West - Re-Animator

John Reilly - Castle Freak

Father Jonathan - The Evil Clergyman

Milton Dammers - The Frighteners

Doc Haggis - Lurking Fear

Chaz - Dead Man Walking (1988)

Dinosaur Bob - Love and a .45

Anton Mordrid - Doctor Mordrid

Lonnie Hawks - Death Falls

D-Day - Fortress (1992)

Crawford Tillinghast - From Beyond

Colin Childress - Cellar Dweller

Francisco - The Pit and the Pendulum (1991)

Shepard Lambrick - Would You Rather

Desk Clerk - Edmond (2005)

Jay Brooks - I Still Know What You Did Last Summer

Stu - Frightmare

Prole - Robot Jox

Andrew Paris - The Phantom Empire

[why-i-love-comics]

DC Pride Uncovered #1 (2024)

by Oscar Vega

[fullfrontalbirds]

Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus)

© Andrew Whetten

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[nofeelingisfinall]

yes, all things end, but we still have art

"This, I feel, is the advantage to creating art at this point in time: When we realize that we are temporary, we are facing our self-destruction, we are realizing our fate and we must confront it. Art is the only sensible primal response to an outlook of possible destruction." - Keith Haring

[bertolt brecht || unkown || dead poets society (1989), dir. peter weir || all things end, hozier || andrew garfield in an interview for 'the believer' || free, florence + the machines || give yourself permission to be creative, ethan hawke || dead poets society (1989), dir. peter weir || road to hell (reprise) hadestown]

[weyounthevorta]

Flights of Fancy

Flight 326 is almost sold out, and you have to select your seat for that long haul flight overseas.

Which Combs do you think would be a nervous flier? Who would steal the arm rest? Who would keep their seat in the upright position the entire flight? Who are you sitting next to?

[onscreenkisses]

MAINSTREAM, dir. Gia Coppola (2020)

[thetzar]

[lexion219997]

DC Pride 2024 cover featuring Batwoman, Midnighter, Apollo, Dreamer, Jackson Hyde, Connor Hawke, Jess Chambers, Xanthe, Tim Drake, Circuit Breaker, Aerie, Nubia, Io and Poison Ivy by David Talaski

[its-a-show-stoppin-number]

broke: calling women “babygirl”

woke: calling 40-50 year old men “babygirl”

[ash5monster01]

The beauty of Welton | St. Andrew’s School

Part One

[queer-book-character-tournament]

Characters, book, and author names under the cut

Patroclus/Achilles - The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

Thomas McNulty/John Cole - Days Without End (and A Thousand Moons) by Sebastian Barry

Luke Sunborn/Elliot Schafer - In Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan

Nathaniel Bainbridge/Sea Hawk - Kidnapped by the Pirate by Keira Andrews

[stressedoatmeal]

Sry you have to see this

[fated-mates]

An episode for the old school romance readers in the audience, we're talking about kidnapping this week! A trope that either absolutely works for readers (aka us) or absolutely doesn't, we talk about why that is, how the original romances of the 80s and 90s installed these buttons and how we still see the bones of old school kidnapping in delicious romances of today. That, and Jen reminds Sarah of books she wrote one time.