#Edward IS the diamond

[renesmeenahresume]

I Can Just Imagine This Is What Edward Does Whenever The Chorus Comes On

[p1xiemeat]

༺ 𝖌𝖔𝖙𝖍 𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖘 ༻

Wednesday Addams - Addams Family Values (1993)

Kim Diamond - Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)

Nancy Downs - The Craft (1996)

Elvira - Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988)

Lydia Deetz - Beetlejuice (1988)

Eric Draven - The Crow (1994)

Vampira (Vampire Girl) - Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959)

Morticia Addams - The Addams Family (1991)

Edward - Edward Scissorhands (1990)

Angela Franklin - Night of the Demons (1988)

[dive-into-shadows]

"OH CRAP-!" The Foundation worker driving the pair of boys who were dutifully ignoring each other suddenly slammed on the breaks. [poorly-drawn-akira]

Eddie was confused about why the car had suddenly stopped. The obvious answer would either be some type of accident, but he didn't see any crashed cars from where he was sitting so he tried getting a better look.

[cosmosnout]

Them

[carmelasoprano]

[dive-into-shadows]

Akira had been left on his own. He wasn't quite sure why Iwao had gone to the Speed, but he was here now, absentmindedly waiting in the small, secure waiting area with some random child bailing incoherent questions at him while he nodded [poorly-drawn-akira]

Down at the holding cells...

Eddie was still in his cell at the moment. He'd been playing nice, he'd been enduring his imprisonment here, he lied to some of the therapists so far, all he has to do is keep this up.

[onepiececoloredits]

Volume 96 Cover

[ask-spw-mercenary]

"Boy," Heisberg had returned, "has anyone been by to see you yet?" [poorly-drawn-akira]

"No, not yet." Eddie responded.

[wysteriaisapenguin]

Edward, Henry, and Gordon all shine bright like diamonds. But Thomas is just a diamond in the rough.

Based on this image by @blueart2001

[dianessunflower]

BTS of Elsbeth 2x04 "Elsbeth Flips the Bird" featuring guest stars Pamela Adlon, Laura Benanti and Micaela Diamond

[lunar-wandering]

tbh i'd probably read a lot of x reader fics if it weren't for the fact that most of them mischaracterize the character involved

[carmelasoprano]

Wagner: We have a witness in Scotland?! Kaya: It's from the Iris.

[dive-into-shadows]

Karito had abandoned his post briefly, coming back to where Eddie and Steppenwolf were, "huh-he wants to know how muh-much longer." [poorly-drawn-akira]

Eddie jumped back a little bit, surprised by Karito's presence.

"Relax. We'll be there in about an hour or two."

[roseofstardust]

Charles Bukowski // Taste of Cherry (1997) // Atticus // The Lonely ~ Christina Perri // Loneliness ~ Evgeny Matveev // Lonely Hearts Club ~ MARINA // Hannah Nelson // The Conversation ~ Edward Hopper

[metalsongoftheday]

Friday, December 20: Van Halen, "Honeybabysweetiedoll"

R.I.P. Edward Van Halen (1955-2020)

A few years after his passing, the general perception of Eddie Van Halen continues to evolve away from the seemingly effortless virtuoso with a boyish smile to a more complicated and frequently troubled genius.  And when that is taken into consideration, certain aspects of Van Halen’s music begin to take on different dimensions.  For instance, while so much of the band’s music radiated effervescent joy there were moments where Ed went out of his way to bulldoze just to prove how heavy he could be, even though nobody ever doubted or even remotely questioned his capacity to tear the roof off.  This strange fixation lasted to the very end, and if ever there was any point when one might’ve felt sympathy for David Lee Roth it was on “Honeybabysweetiedoll”: the track was first written in 2000 when the original lineup tried (and failed) to get back together, and 12 years later Diamond Dave still couldn’t figure out exactly where he fit in the maelstrom.  Eddie’s guitars absolutely smothered the track, and while it was nice to hear Alex roaring with a percussive fury he hadn’t delivered in decades he was also fighting to be heard alongside his brother.  All of that said, the Van Halen family had a telepathic way of locking into each other, and with Wolfgang snapping his father into focus the magic was still there.  In that respect, Dave was almost an afterthought, but he sounded engaged and committed both here and throughout A Different Kind of Truth, seeming to recognize that he was generally considered the weak link and therefore stepping up to at least justify his place in the band.  The smothering ferocity of “Honeybabysweetiedoll” obscured some of Van Halen’s natural talents, but at the same time ripped with such force that, if nothing else, it illustrated that Eddie and Alex had lost none of their power some 35 years after their debut.

[jimmyspades]