#Goed Nieuws!

[gammija]

post met een doelgroep van drie stuivers en een zakdoek maar ik heb nu eindelijk min of meer een idee hoe ik Sibling Rane zou kunnen vertalen (vooral dat 'sibling'): Sibbe Reeghen. 'sibbe' schijnt een opkomende term te zijn die niet alleen van het Engels komt, maar ook uit het Fries, met roots in het Germaanse 'sibbe' wat gewoon 'verwant' betekent (de nazis hebben het daarom ook wel eens gebruikt. maar he je kan niet alles hebben)

[dutchjan]

July 18, 2024

[gedichtenoverdingen]

hier zit ik dan

op de grond

vierhonderdnegentig zonden verder

en je woorden die me redden,

moed gaven, zin ofzo

ik weet niet of ik gemaakt ben voor mezelf

wel dat mijn onvolmaaktheid anderen heeft geredt

zoals het jouwe mij

betekent dat dan dat ik mag gaan?

ik wil leven, zeker niet doodgaan

maar ik weet niet hoe leven werkt

of ik het in deze omstandigheden wel kan

schrijven kan ik ook al niet meer

het enige wat ik kan doen is van mezelf houden als van een kind

en bidden

totdat het beter wordt.

[puzzlebean]

Je hoeft volgens mij sowieso echt niet slim te zijn om F1-analist te worden maar Allard Kalff wint vaak wel echt qua domheid

[majestic-salad]

Kunnen ze niet een soort 5 november destiel gebeuren terugbrengen voor de nederlandse verkiezingen dit jaar. Als we een rechts kabinet krijgen heb ik dat echt nodig om er mee te leven

[zoueriemandzijnopmars]

How can I have started a book, read the blurb on the back, the title and 30 pages, but only when I’m tracking my progress on the StoryGraph and only finding an English version of the book when searching by isbn I realise that the book is in fact in English and not in Dutch as I’d been convinced?!?!

[liefdesleven]

Kleed jezelf aan / Gooi alles weg / Neem een besluit / Doe als het moet / Alles opnieuw

[dontthinkitsknowledge]

What is it called when you suddenly feel guilty for everything

[eigenwoorden]

JA JAA JAAA JAAAAAAAA! Eindelijk is goed nieuws, eindelijk nog is een oprechte glimlach!

[vriendenboekjes]

omg ik zit op de website van Hotel Modern te kijken om een aantal van hun voorstellingen te gebruiken (kon even niet op de naam komen) als bredere artistieke context/iets te noemen in de conclusie enzo en de agenda is zo 😭😭. garnalen verhalen in december en het eerstvolgende item is de nieuwe voorstelling in MAART volgend jaar.

[allegedly-human-uwu]

😀🔪

[dutchjan]

November 17, 2024

[teethburger]

ok in the dub they changed it to "parel", which means "pearl". thats a little better at least

the dutch subtitles turned peri's name into PALM. as in "maagdenpalm". sobbing

[bcacstuff]

One of the US reviews for TCND:

These days, Sam Heughan is a fan-favorite presence on the small screen, but he wouldn't have garnered mainstream awareness if it hadn't been for his breakout role in the hit television adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander book series. Over the last decade, Heughan's performance as a swoony Scottish hero and self-professed wife guy on the Starz series has propelled him to certified heartthrob status — but with Outlander finally set to conclude with its eighth and final season at a date yet to be determined, it's no wonder Heughan has been taking other projects, perhaps in an effort to step out from the long shadow that Jamie Fraser still casts.

On paper, The Couple Next Door, Starz's six-part psychological thriller based on the Dutch series Nieuwe Buren, has a lot going for it, as messy relationship dynamics play out against the idyllic backdrop of suburbia — and at first, the show gives every indication that it's ramping up to an erotic, twisted climax. But despite best attempts from Heughan, along with his main co-stars Eleanor Tomlinson (Poldark), Jessica de Gouw (Arrow), and Alfred Enoch (How To Get Away With Murder), the series frustratingly pivots away from its most intriguing elements in favor of weaker B-plots, ultimately resulting in a hectic finale that relies too heavily on outdated, regressive tropes to drive its biggest conflicts.

What Is 'The Couple Next Door' About?

Primary school teacher Evie Greenwood (Tomlinson) and her partner, journalist Pete Thomas (Enoch), are looking for a fresh start in more ways than one. Moving to a small suburb in Leeds feels like the right next move for the young couple, especially once they run into their next-door neighbors, PC Danny Whitwell (Heughan) and his wife, yoga instructor Becka (de Gouw), while attempting to lug their belongings into the new house. Evie is drawn to the beautiful young couple from the start for a variety of reasons, the most obvious being her attraction to Danny. However, as someone who grew up in a very conservative, religious household, Evie's eyes are soon opened to her neighbors' more non-traditional lifestyle.

As the four spend more and more time together, Becka and Danny disclose the fact that they're non-monogamous, even if they make a point of always "playing" together with other couples. As Evie starts to entertain the idea of experimentation, Pete's reservations about opening up their relationship lead to rising tensions. Yet their drama isn't the only one that plays out within this seemingly sleepy community. As a somewhat lowly traffic cop with little authority and mounting bills to pay, Danny begins to accept late-night jobs that don't exactly fall on the legal side of things — right around the time that Pete starts digging into local corruption for his latest exposé. As for Becka, she's built a successful social media presence, but she's also attracted a creepy real-life stalker in the process, one who isn't willing to go away without throwing a wrench into her picture-perfect existence.

Over the first half of its eight episodes (all of which were provided for review), The Couple Next Door has a lot of promise, especially when it focuses on the evolving and tangled relationships between its main foursome. Yet the series is also majorly underserved by its pacing, as it spends a significant amount of time devoted to building up that tension and then ultimately fails at offering a more nuanced depiction of attraction and obsession given the sheer number of other characters and storylines that have to be juggled. The problem is that none of these secondary threads are even remotely as interesting as the main one; every scene spared for Becka's stalker, or Danny's off-the-books job, or any side character for that matter, feels like a missed opportunity to return to the emotional rollercoaster playing out between the two leading couples. Cutting at least one of these B-plots may also have resulted in a better lead-up to the finale, which climaxes in a way that feels extreme, even for these four.

Some characters are afforded better treatment — in many instances, de Gouw's Becka feels like one of the only mature adults in the room — but others seem to regress in increasingly drastic ways purely for the sake of drama. Unfortunately, The Couple Next Door joins recent films like Nightbitch and Babygirl in giving one of its female characters a backstory steeped in extreme, cult-like religion that feels perplexing at best and reductive at worst in justifying sexual exploration. Evie's ignorance about polyamory could've been filtered through a simpler, more straightforward premise of a woman embracing her innermost desires, and the blurred lines that result when she finds herself falling for the one person she shouldn't. But Tomlinson's character is done the biggest disservice over the course of the season; as Evie's fixation on Danny intensifies, she becomes even more of a caricature, with her later scenes devolving into stereotypical '80s erotic thriller territory — and not in a way that can be considered complimentary. The show's men don't fare any better; while he does have excellent chemistry with both Tomlinson and de Gouw in the scenes that call for it, Heughan is given very little to do other than handsomely brood. Meanwhile, Enoch, in welcome contrast, initially gets to play a more level-headed and less alpha presence, but, like Evie, Pete's characterization annoyingly falls prey to jealousy and rage.

In many ways, this show would have been better off solely revolving around these objectively attractive people and the palpable tension that stems from them debating whether they should all sleep together — and to a point, The Couple Next Door delivers on that front. But the season quickly becomes derailed by way of less intriguing subplots, disappointing character regression, and poor pacing that struggles to build to a satisfying finale. It'd be one thing if there was a promise for more at the end of it all, but with the show having already been renewed for a Season 2 featuring a completely new cast, there's no opportunity for this version of The Couple Next Door to continue. Given how it all wraps up, though, maybe that's for the best.

The Couple Next Door premieres January 17 on Starz.

[ceesimz]

This is a tweet which sums up that article that's causing a ruckus on Twitter tonight:

I mean, it's unbelievable what's come out. And I'm glad it's being spoken about and not swept under the rug. What's happening behind the scenes is not okay, it's everything that women's football has been fighting against all this time. Yet it's happening to one of the biggest clubs in Europe, and the higher-ups aren't blinking an eye. I mean, what does it take?

Arsenal love to say it's one club, they have a manager for the men's team that's reconnected the fans to the team in ways people could only dream of, they've taken the team to new heights, whereas it's a completely different world for the women's team. They could not be more opposite situations. And the club (seemingly) isn't doing anything about. No loyalty for the players, not good enough quality of staff, far worse quantity of staff (2 physios for the whole team!) and other ways the women are treated that would never be allowed for a men's team in the top flight. It's always one step forward and a fucking hundred steps back.

I wish I had taken the comments against Eidevall this season more seriously, but I along with a lot of people had rose-tinted glasses on and didn't give them a second thought. Well, we've seen a lot now and I bet it isn't even half of what's going on.

Thinking back over the season, the poor treatment is visible. Caitlin Foord was worked tirelessly, Cloé Lacasse has hardly featured (her spell at Benfica more than proved what a game-changing player she can be), Laia Codina's success wasn't congratulated publicly until fans pointed it out, and many other examples. It's clear in plenty other players just how much the management of the team has affected them. You take one look at the football they played 90% of the time, and the evidence is now clearly there.

https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2024/05/22/hoe-de-liefde-tussen-arsenal-en-vivianne-miedema-bekoelde-a4199676

[yenicaylak]

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