#Bob Hawke

[newsatsix1986]

Glimpses of Bob and Hazel Hawke, Princess Diana and Kylie Minogue in The Newsreader’s S2 trailer...

Oh mannnnn the retro nerd in me is about to go absolutely FERAL 😍 KYLIEEEEEEEEE 😍 Holy crap we could get ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ or ‘The Locomotion’ in the sound track! I’m going to need a defibrillator if that happens! 😂

10th of September isn’t coming fast enough!

Update: It will be 'The Locomotion'! Here is the clip in question from the 1988 Bicentennial Concert!

[alexanderpearce]

paul keating; the biography, david day

[bustermoonandsonicfan2022]

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[gedoran]

He has a beer named after him too.

March 1983: The world record holder for fastest beer drinker is elected Australia's 23rd Prime Minister.

No we are not making that up.

[sublimeobservationarcade]

Bob Hawke & A Promise Of Aboriginal Treaty

Australia’s most popular prime minister, Bob Hawke, tried to deliver a treaty with Aboriginal people back in 1988. Bob Hawke and a promise of Aboriginal treaty. He was unsuccessful because he could not get bipartisan support for a treaty from his colleagues back in Canberra. John Howard opposed the idea of a treaty in 1988 and remains opposed to the Voice today. What is the common theme here?…

[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

[antiqueanimals]

Virginia Wildlife; vol. 16, no. 4. April, 1955. Illustration by Bob Hines.

Internet Archive

[veeloopz]

The last half of Huevember!

OCs belong to:

Welkin-@spoiledskullz

Hoody Bob-@hoody-bob

Soar-@/Skyicah (X)

Sub-Zero Zed- @/sirstarrynight (X)

Purity- @/MoiraAunty (X)

Deyra- @rodimo

Taron- Me

@kappu-nudoru

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[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?

[musickickztoo]

RIP Robbie Robertson

July 5, 1943 – August 9, 2023

[nightmarerose1]

👑THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS TOKOYAMI👑

Bonus: LITTLE TOKOYAMI AND DARKSHADOW💜

Also⬇️

I’m just saying he deserves to be at least in the top 10 so….🗳️

[missholson]

Red River (1948) dir. Howard Hawks I Shot Jesse James (1949) dir. Samuel Fuller

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Bob Burnquist - 900graus Mega Rampa

[annoyingthemesong]

SUBLIME CINEMA #657 - ASTEROID CITY

Was lucky to catch this before it was released just about anywhere else, and I'm happy I did. Asteroid City is among Wes Anderson's best films, and visually it might be his most majestic - something that is hard to really quantify given that every one of his movies are objects of aesthetic perfection.

Love him or hate him, his films are audacious in scale, artistry, and freedom to experiment, and he does what he pleases. I find them cutesy but I also love that his movies are smart, and that audiences seem to respond to this level of intellect thrown at them without question (one of the central characters is nicknamed 'Brainiac', and he's surrounded by characters who are just as smart as he is.)

You could say Asteroid City is a stylistic leap, although it is still so familiar. What is different this time is that we are unsure of what is real and what is isn't; what backdrop might be digital, what might be Arizona, or what is a set, what is location. The bright teal and orange 'technicolor' looks completely out-of-this-world and yet it is all so comforting and nostalgic. There are enough details in the corners of each frame to fill out several feature films and warrant repeat viewings.