#Hank Stratton

[singeratlarge]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to pedal steel guitarist Joe Alterio, composer John Antes, Dave Appell, Roscoe Arbuckle, J.S. Bach’s BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS (1721), Joseph Barbera, the 1980 Beatles RARITIES LP, Beethoven’s MISSA SOLEMNIS (1824), Laura Flynn Boyle, Sharon Corr, Don Covay, Fanny Crosby “Queen of Gospel Songwriters,” Klaus Dinger (Kraftwerk), Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gorgeous George, the 1988 musical GOSPEL AT COLONUS, civil rights activist Dorothy Height, Connie Hines (Mr. Ed), Patterson Hood (Drive By Truckers), Harry Houdini, Yanks Janis, Carol Kaye, Mike Kellie (Spooky Tooth), Krisdayanti, Kelly LeBrock, Pacemaster Mase (De La Soul), Steve McQueen (got that song waiting for you), Malcolm Muggeridge, Nivea, Lee Oskar, Paradox Thought, Joseph Priestley, cellist Hank Roberts, Klavdiya Shulzhenko, Billy Stewart, Dorothy Stratton, Sylvester the Cat, Dougie Thompson (Supertramp), Fred Vail, Boogie Bill Webb, Tommy Wilson, and the great singer-songwriter, producer, and entertainer Nick Lowe. If you collected all the recordings he’s produced, played on, and/or wrote songs for (plus the cover versions), you’d have an amazing, well-rounded record library par excellente. He’s intersected with Johnny Cash, Elvis Costello, Dave Edmunds, and a galaxy of other notables. Seeing him with Rockpile (twice) left an indelible impression on me in terms of stage presence and entertainment value. When his PURE POP FOR NOW PEOPLE LP came out, it became required listening in my social circle. I read that Nick never does live performances of his song “I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass” (allegedly a comeback to a Blondie song). So here’s my take of it, live at the Cellblock (opening for The Badlees). Meanwhile, HB Nick!

#nicklowe #breakingglass #johnnyjblair #singeratlarge #thebadlees #cellblock #williamsportPA #concert #soloacoustic #blondie #elviscostello #johnnycash #daveedmunds #rockpile

[freddiegene]

The Books That Made Me

Had to jump on this trend. Books have always been a part of my life since my grandma or parents used to read me stories, to when I started reading on my own, and to when I started making up my own stories.

What are the books that made you?

Books Recommend:

-Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown

-If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffrey Numeroff

-Bunny My Honey by Anita Jeram

-Love You Forever by Robert Munsch

-Stellaluna by Janell Cannon

-The Original Adventure of Hank the Cowdog by John R. Erickson

-Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling

-Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

-A Girl of Limberlost by Gene Stratton-Porter

-Ophelia by Lisa Klein

-Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

-City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

-Tiger’s Curse by Colleen Houck

-The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight

-Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

-The Wrath and the Dawn by Renèe Ahdieh

-Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

-Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas

-A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

-The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

[wweallresultspage]

WWE NXT Results - May 23, 2023

1. Lyra Valkyria def. Cora Jade in the semifinals of the NXT Women's Championship Tournament in 3:41

2. Dabba-Kato def. Axiom in 1:57

3. Tyler Bate def. Eddy Thorpe in 5:04

4. Nathan Frazer def. Noam Dar in 12:57

5. Hank Walker def. Tank Ledger in 2:42

6. Luca Crusifino def. Von Wagner by disqualfication in 2:38

7. Tiffany Stratton def. Roxanne Perez in the semifinals of the NXT Women's Championship Tournament in 9:40

[shannendoherty-fans]

1992 - Beverly Hills, 90210 - 2x23 - Cardio Funk

Episode aired 27 February 1992

Dylan and Brenda's relationship is put to the test when Dylan is tempted to cheat on Brenda by his old surfing friend Sarah (Heather McAdam), whom he meets at an AA meeting and whose problem is worsening, for she is driven to the bottle by her abusive, equally alcoholic boyfriend.

Brenda attracts the attention of Tim (Hank Stratton), a college guy in her exercise class, and she is tempted especially since Dylan is paying more attention to Sarah than to her.

Meanwhile, Jim and Nat hope to boost business for the Peach Pit with karaoke, which is short-lived due to lack of interest from everyone except Jim.

[cultfaction]

Demonwarp (1988)

Directed by Emmett Alston, Demonwarp is a sci-fi horror-fest that stars George Kennedy (just before The Naked Gun revived his career), David Michael O’Neil, Pamela Gilbert, Billy Jacoby, Colleen McDermott, Hank Stratton, John Durbin, and Joe Praml. Whilst confusing at times, mainly due to missing out important plot details (well it was filmed in twelve days!), it just about manages to tick off…

[borisaronson]

ELABORATE LIVES/AIDA Atlanta '98

In 1998, the world premiere version of the Disney/Elton John/Tim Rice Aida musical was presented at Atlanta, Georgia's Alliance Theater, under the title "Elaborate Lives: The Legend of Aida."  When it finally made it to Broadway in 2000 under the title "Aida," it had a wholly new staging and physical production, plus a different leading man.  Here are Heather Headley, Hank Stratton and Sherie Rene Scott in the Atlanta version, including some material that didn't make it to Broadway (Our Nation Holds Sway, The Messenger)."  The pyramid set design in Atlanta only worked some of the time; it is working here.

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The Man of the Ferry (1943, Short)

Dangerous Venture (1947) - Red

This Time for Keeps (1948) - Redheaded Soldier at Pool (uncredited)

Beyond Glory (1948) - Bit Role (uncredited)

He Walked by Night (1948) - Detective Questioning Pete (uncredited)

The Stratton Story (1949) - Detroit Player (uncredited)

Illegal Entry (1949) - Dave (uncredited)

The Great Sinner (1949) - Cabbie (uncredited)

I Was a Male War Bride (1949) - Red - Seaman (uncredited)

The Stratton Story (1949)

Task Force (1949) - Capt. Ken Williamson (uncredited)

The Doctor and the Girl (1949) - Surgeon at Bellevue (uncredited)

Free for All (1949) - Pilot

Twelve O'Clock High (1949) - Sgt. Keller - Guard at Gate (uncredited)

The File on Thelma Jordon (1950) - Police Photographer (uncredited)

When Willie Comes Marching Home(1950) - Lt. K. Geiger (uncredited)

One Way Street (1950) - Cop at Second Accident (uncredited)

Love That Brute (1950) - Henchman #1 in Cigar Store (uncredited)

The Gunfighter (1950) - Swede (uncredited)

My Friend Irma Goes West (1950) - Pilot

Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950) - Det. Fowler

Right Cross (1950) - Ken, the Third Reporter

Three Secrets (1950) - Officer (uncredited)

The Flying Missile (1950) - Crewman Pete McEvoy

The Company She Keeps (1951) - Rex Fisher (uncredited)

Up Front (1951) - Cooper (uncredited)

Rawhide (1951) - Lt. Wingate (uncredited)

The Thing from Another World (1951) - Captain Patrick Hendry

Angel Face (1952) - Bill Crompton

The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms(1953) - Col. Jack Evans

Fighter Attack (1953) - George

The Bigamist (1953) - Tom Morgan, Defense Attorney

Ring of Fear (1954) - Shreveport

Down Three Dark Streets (1954) - FBI Agent Zack Stewart

The Steel Cage (1954) - Steinberg, Convict Painter (segment "The Face")

Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier(1955) - Colonel Jim Bowie

Rage at Dawn (1955) - Monk Claxton

It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955) - Cmdr. Pete Mathews

Davy Crockett and the River Pirates(1956) - Jocko

The Steel Jungle (1956) - Dr. Lewy

The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit(1956) - Lt. Hank Mahoney (uncredited)

The Great Locomotive Chase (1956) - Anthony Murphy

The Search For Bridey Murphy (1956) - Rex Simmons

The Wings of Eagles (1957) - Capt. Herbert Allen Hazard

Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957) - Bat Masterson

The Vampire (1957) - Sheriff Buck Donnelly

Jet Pilot (1957) - Sergeant (uncredited)

Cry Terror! (1958) - Agent Frank Cole

uncredited)

Bat Masterson! (1960) - Reed Amherst (diamond con man)

Seven Ways from Sundown (1960) - Texas Ranger Lieutenant Herly

Perry Mason (1960) - Deputy D.A. Jack Alvin - S4 E3, the I'll Fated Faker

X-15 (1961) - Col. Craig Brewster

Sea Hunt (1961), Season 4, Episode 33

Stark Fear (1962) - Cliff Kane

40 Guns to Apache Pass (1966) - Corporal Bodine

A Man Called Adam (1966) - Club Owner

A Time for Killing (1967) - Sgt. Cleehan

Marlowe (1969) - Sgt. Fred Beifus

Billy Jack (1971) - Deputy Mike

Terror in the Sky (1971) - Capt. Wilson

Ben (1972) - Engineer

The Candidate (1972) - Floyd J. Starkey

Rage (1972) - Col. Alan A. Nickerson

Walking Tall (1973) - Augie McCullah

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974) - Sheriff Carl Donahue

Homebodies (1974) - Construction Boss

The Missiles of October (1974) - Adm. George W. Anderson Jr., Chief of Naval Operations

The Wild McCullochs (1975) - Larry Carpenter

W.C. Fields and Me (1976) - Parker

Baby Blue Marine (1976) - Buick Driver

Gus (1976) - Asst. Warden

MacArthur (1977) - Admiral Halsey

Goodbye, Franklin High (1978) - Police Captain

Hero at Large (1980) - Firechief

Airplane! (1980) - Air Controller Neubauer

The Howling (1981) - Older Cop

Strange Invaders (1983) - Arthur Newman

Gremlins (1984) - Mobil Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)

The Lost Empire (1984) - Capt. Hendry

Innerspace (1987) - Man in Restroom

Big Top Pee-wee (1988) - Sheriff

Freeway (1988) - Monsignor Kavanaugh

Ghost Writer (1989) - Cop #2

Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) - Projectionist

Desire and Hell at Sunset Motel (1991) - Capt. Holiday

Honey, I Blew Up the Kid (1992) - Smitty

Single White Female (1992) - Desk Clerk

Body Shot (1994) - Arthur Lassen

Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996) - Hologram-Priest (uncredited)

The Naked Monster (2005) - Col. Patrick Hendry (final film role)

[feelssogoodinmyarms]

Spring Awakening at U of A

Hey wueens so as you know i saw God’s show, Spring Awakening, at U of A last weekend. This is a long ass review so strap in.

The audience was like 90% elderly people

it was a preview maybe a senior center bought out the show

WENDLA ROSE OUT OF THE STAGE BEFORE MAMA WHO BORE ME IT WAS AMAZING

Wendla had amazing voice

Adult woman had awesome hair it was all done up in some intricate style with these curly tendrils in the front

the dresses!!! all the girls had the prettiest dresses it was so well costumed!!!

They did the handheld mics during the songs but they made it work it wasn’t that awkward

i tried to guess who was who with the girls and i got them right wow my mind

Moritz was very attractive and tall 

His hair got taller as the show went on

We love evolution

Bitch of living was v angreyyy i approve

They kinda thrusted into the chairs we love metaphors 

Moritz’s voice was fantastic

When Thea said he’s such a RADICAL everyone FALLS DOWN like it wasn’t just swooning it was very extra we love that

There was definitely something between Thea and Anna they were always holding hands and teasing each other it was so cute

The girls were on the steps during the Desdemona monologue ad wend and Ilse were leaning against each other like swaying idk it was cute

Thea and Anna also sang their my junk solos to each other

Hanschen continued to jerk it through Georg’s parts with Frauline gbh which is dedication and perseverance at it’s finest

Also Frauline G left before the last verse of my junk and she like blew Georg a kiss and it was funny you had to be there

Melchior and Moritz were pretty gay in Touch Me 

They did the thing where Melchior moves Moritz’s hands down his body and my brain short circuited a little

They omitted the gay choreo with everyone else though which is sad

There was an understudy on for Otto and he killed his solo 

Georg MURDERED ME with those riffs at the end WOW

Anna and Thea did some ballet looking stuff at the end of touch me it was really pretty 

Melchior talked in a different voice around Wendla, kind of like someone who’s trying to sell you something

Melchior always initiated whether it was kissing, holding hands, etc.

so Martha!!!! Is!!! A powerhouse!!!!! she was so good in The Dark I Know Well like i got chills. her voice was amazing.

Thea, Anna, and Wendla watched Martha sing for a little bit (she was up with the orchestra)

Anna and Thea left (holding hands, may I add) but Wendla stayed for a little longer before walking off

Thea and Anna came and sang the last part of tdikw

Still holding hands 

Wendla didn’t which ties into the whole “I’ve never been beaten before” thing 

All the boys besides Melchior circled the girls during the end of the song

It was during the “I Passed” scene that I realize I know the guy who played Georg from high school. Congrats to him on getting the lead (he’s @its-webbin-time​ go follow him)

Martha handed Wendla the switch 

It was not thin at all it looked like a baguette 

Imagine being hit with something that thick yikes

Georg and Otto gave me chills with their little woyb reprise

Moritz did this anxious thing with his feet when he read the letter during And Then There Were None

He was so angry and frustrated I loved it

Mirror Blue Night was listed as “Mirror Blue Light” in the program for some reason

The consent in the hayloft scene was pretty dubious. I’m proud of the director for realizing Wedekind’s intent (I’ve known the director since I was 11. If you’re reading this, hi Hank!)

The wendla/melchior relationship was portrayed as romantic for the most part though

I didn’t see any nudity in “I Believe” but I talked to the director and apparently there was some ass but I didn’t see it from where I was

I wished Moritz’s hair was bigger in Don’t Do Sadness; it wasn’t as crazy as it could have been

They were facing toward the audience with the mic stands like in obc

Ilse didn’t like artists colony but kept trying to find something positive

When Ilse said “brush your hair and curl it” she reached out in front of her and Moritz reacted and like smiled it was cute

Moritz really wanted to go with her, I almost thought he would for a moment

He lit the letter on fire and waved it kinda slowly it was so pretty

I can’t remember if they do that in the obc I haven’t watched it in a while

I tensed up when Moritz put the gun in his mouth the actor was so good

Same hole in the stage they used for Moritz’s grave during left behind

Ilse left the bouquet of flowers she was carrying on stage after dds and everyone took a few and put them in grave during left behind it was a nice touch

Otto took off his glasses at Moritz’s grave

Ernst glared at Herr Stiefel when he went up to the grave

Totally fucked was HYPE HOOOOO

A good number of people left at intermission and there were two seats right up front. I should have gone down to them because the cast sang right to the people in the front row 

I missed my chance to get close to the handsome and talented Jared as Georg and I will have to live with this regret all my life

Anna did a cartwheel

Hanschen started off the vineyard scene kinda arrogant and show-offish if that makes sense

But by the end it was so soft lemme tell you 

Ernst had his knees hugged into his chest, like he was really shaken by what happened with Moritz

i’ve never seen him done like that but i liked it

After Hansi said why not? instead of kissing Ernst’s mouth he went for the cheek and like trailed down Ernst’s neck i DIED

AND AFTER THEY FINISHED SINGNG HANS GAVE HIM SWEET PECK ON THE MOUTH 

thank you to Hank Stratton for giving the gays rights

When the doctor tells Frau Bergmann about Wendla’s pregnancy he mouthed “Wendla’s pregnant” and had this incredibly judgemental look on his face

Wendla screamed MAMA as the abortionist dragged her away and i felt it in my chest ugh

Mo and wend came back in white during those you’ve known and Moritz had the same lil crosses on his pants as he did on the school uniform

i appreciated the attention to detail

Also the cast sat around the stage on chairs or the floor watching most of the scenes

Looking at the program— Thea was the dance captain and Anna was the fight captain

So it was pretty fire I recommend seeing it if you’re in Tuscon, Arizona anytime soon. Here’s the stage: 

(Note the scoldings written on the stage and the chairs on the cealing!!)

And the article about it in the paper:

[rose-of-pollux]

Ok, so, I said I should make a masterlist of Robert Vaughn roles and whether or not each character survived, so here it is, under the cut--presented in chronological order of release/airdate, here are the roles that @ksturf​ and/or I have seen (will be updated as we see more).

(Obviously, spoilers...)

Hamlet (Hamlet) -- death by poisoned blade

Pharaonic solider (Ten Commandments) -- death by Red Sea re-merge

Idol Worshipper (Ten Commandments) -- death by the wrath of God (yup, two bit parts in this move, and they both got killed off...)

Mr. Beekman (Father Knows Best) -- survives

Bob Ford (Hell’s Crossroads) -- survives

Buddy Root (No Time to Be Young) -- survives

Billy Jack (Zane Gray Theater) -- death by gunshot

Johnny Adler (Zane Gray Theater) -- survives

Kid (Gunsmoke) -- death by gunshot (after literally twenty seconds onscreen)

Andy Bowers (Gunsmoke) -- survives

Frank Elliot (Panic!) -- survives

Symbol Maker’s Son (Teenage Caveman) -- survives

Hank Barlow (Mike Hammer) -- survives

Dr. Dixon (Whirlybirds) -- survives

Don Bigelow (Unwed Mother) -- survives

Marshal Dan Willard (The Rifleman) -- death by gunshot

Eddie Campbell (Good Day for a Hanging) -- death by gunshot

Miguel Roverto (Zorro) -- survives

Lloyd Stover (Bronco) -- survives

Stan Gray (Frontier Doctor) -- survives

Chester Gwynn (The Young Philadelphians) -- survives

George Jones (State Trooper) -- death by execution

Roger Mowbray (Riverboat) -- survives

Art (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) -- death by gunshot

Theodore Roosevelt (Law of the Plainsman) -- survives in the episode, but as he’s playing a historical figure who eventually dies, idk what to count this one as...

Asa Bannister (The Rebel) -- survives

Perry Holcomb (Men into Space) -- survives (just barely)

Lee (The Magnificent Seven) -- death by gunshot I REFUSE TO ACCEPT THIS; YOU CAN’T MAKE ME 😭

Sandy Kayle (Laramie) -- death by gunshot/rock slide combo (I think; it’s been a while since I seen this one)

Dr. Guy Collins (The June Allyson Show) -- survives

Roy Pelham (Wagon Train) -- survives

Roger Bigelow (Wagon Train) -- survives

Dr. Frank Cordell (Thriller) -- death by falling

Billy the Kid (Tales of Wells Fargo) -- survives

Luke Martin (Bonanza) -- survives, but his fate isn’t so good as he’s pretty much promised death by hanging

Earl Rogers (G. E. True) -- survives

Simon Clain (The Virginian) -- I’m 99% sure he survived (it’s been a while)

Jim Darling (The Dick Van Dyke Show) -- survives

Capt. Raymond Rambridge (The Lieutenant) -- survives

Napoleon Solo (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) -- survives (after 10,000 close calls, but still!!!)

Bill Fenner (The Venetian Affair) -- survives

Walter Chalmers (Bullitt) -- survives

Antonio (If it’s Tuesday, it Must be Belgium) -- survives

Paul Krueger (The Bridge at Remagen) -- death by execution

Casca (Julius Caesar) -- not entirely sure, but seeing as though he is last mentioned by an angry mob out to get him and is never seen after that, I’m going to guess death by angry mob

Ray Whitely (The Statue) -- survives (but his dignity does not)

Neilson (Clay Pigeon) -- death by gunshot

Jerry Hunter (The Woman Hunter) -- death by gunshot or a fall (forget which...)

Harry Rule (The Protectors) -- survives

Parker (The Towering Inferno) -- death by fall

Charles Clay (Columbo) -- death by blunt force trauma

Hayden Danziger (Columbo) -- survives

Proteus IV (Demon Seed) -- survives... in a manner of speaking (he’s a sentient computer who uploads his sentience to a human body as he’s being shut down, so technically, he lives)

Col Rogers (Brass Target) -- death by gunshot (I think?  It’s been a while)

Sebastian Rolande (Hawaii 5-O) -- survives

Hud (Cuba Crossing) -- death by gunshot

Harrison Crawford (City in Fear) -- survives

Barkley (Virus) -- death by genetically modified flu virus (saw that coming a mile and a half away...)

Gelt (Battle Beyond the Stars) -- death by intergalactic battle

David (S.O.B.) -- survives

FDR (FDR: That Man in the White House) -- survives, but, again, he’s playing a historical figure who suffers death by polio...

Ross Webster (Superman III) -- survives

Ed Ryland (Black Moon Rising) -- death by car

Stanley Auerbach (Prince of Bel Air) -- survives (not to be confused with a popular 90s sitcom of a similar name)

Hunt Stockwell (A Team) -- survives

Ray Melton (Nightstick) -- survives

Jerome Huxley (Ray Bradbury Theatre) -- death by strangulation

Schneider (Skeleton Coast) -- death by gunshot

Byron Orlock (Transylvania Twist) -- undead/temporarily dead

Gary Julian (Buried Alive) -- alive but presumed dead

Gideon Armstrong (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Edwin Chancellor (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Charles Winthrop (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Col. Gavron (Tatort) -- death by explosion

Dennis Forbes (Dancing in the Dark) -- alive

The Devil (Witch Academy) -- immortal

Dr. Stewart Rizor (Walker, Texas Ranger) -- death by gunshot

Bill Stratton (Diagnosis Murder) -- death by gunshot

Alexander Drake (Diagnosis Murder) -- death by gunshot

Prof. Michaels (An American Affair) -- alive

Ron Fairfax (The Sender) -- death by gunshot

James Sheffield (The Nanny) -- death by old age (I think?  I didn’t watch the ep where he died so if someone can fill me in on how James died, that’d be helpful)

Carl Anderton (Law & Order) -- survives

Tate Speer (Law & Order SVU) -- survives

Walter Briggs (Law & Order SVU) -- death by old age/illness

Baxter Cain (Baseketball) -- survives (but, again, his dignity does not)

Mr. White (Recess) -- survives

Vince Deal (The Sentinel) -- survives

Judge Travis (The Magnificent Seven Series) -- alive

Benny Palladino (Hoodlum & Son) -- survives

Albert Stroller (Hustle) -- alive but presumed dead/faked his death

Jacob (Excuse Me for Living) -- alive

Silver-Haired Man (The American Side) -- alive

Carmine (Gold Star) -- alive, but outlook not so good 😢

[bleep-radio]

Hi, back again.

Trying to keep things lively on this one, with tunes from all over.

Ghostwerk - It’s Whatever Studio OST - Bent Light Natan H - Lignes Jock Club - Morphose Hank Jackson - Palee Hit Kinetic Electronix - Music For Beings Haron - Rotate (Jeremiah R. Remix) Jordan GCZ - Crybaby J TWINS - Tassel (Now You Know) Steiner - Spirit Horse L Neils - Beta Marshall Applewhite - Advance Beyond Human Alternate States - Bio-Tekk Forces Stratton - Scrabble Dub Dan White - Bunjil Nasty Ill Brother S.U.G.I. - Ease Haroumi Hosono - Birthday Party The Greg Float Group - Clear Skies Select Stick (Vakula Remix) Fred Kreeger - Herrlich (Pablo Mateo Remix) Stellar OM Source - Trackers Unknown - Estate Of Mind (Fantastic Man Edit) Lonnie Smith - When The Night Is Right

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童星轉大人 泰勒賀啟林《金牌特勤隊》扮特勤隊員不喊苦

有英倫風範的動作英雄在近幾年掀起一股旋風，而以英國海軍特勤隊為主，並加入恐怖攻擊元素的《金牌特勤隊 (Stratton)》也加入戰局，今天正式跟台灣的觀眾朋友見面。向來講究顏值的英式動作片，《金牌特勤隊》當然也不例外，這次特別請到最近在《女超人 Supergirl》影集中飾演超人一角的的新生代猛男泰勒賀啟林 (Tyler Hoechlin) ，電影團隊遠赴義大利拍攝，碰巧遇上熱浪來襲，甚至是當地百年以來最熱的一個月，但身著海軍特勤隊制服及超過27公斤的裝備，泰勒不喊苦：「這樣回家吃披薩、喝酒才沒有罪惡感！」而談到自己演出的超人一角，他卻自爆不看亨利卡維爾(Henry Cavill)飾演的超人電影做功課，也讓人懷疑大小螢幕版的超人是否有心結，互看不順眼？

金牌特勤隊

從童星身份出道的泰勒賀啟林，年僅九歲就開啟他的演員生涯，與影帝湯姆漢克斯(Tom Hanks)一起飆戲演出的電影《非法正義》更讓他星途大開，而去年開始在《女超人》影集中客串女主角的表哥超人，讓人注意到這位當年的小男孩已經轉變成為Man味十足的型男，不過受訪談到演出電視版的超人一角會不會很有壓力，畢竟由亨利卡維爾演的電影版超人已經深植人心，泰勒卻說：「說實話，我唯一看過的超人影集或電影版，只有90年代《新超人》影集，所以當我獲得演出超人的機會時，我刻意的不去看別人演出的版本，這樣才能用我的方式詮釋出我心中的超人！」

金牌特勤隊

為了忠實呈現英國海軍特勤部隊的艱難任務，導演特別透過管道安排真正的特勤人員以加密電話方式進行溝通採訪，給予本片拍攝建議，「這個單位一直籠罩在神秘的面紗下，對我們來說，能找到這些特勤人員，實在是非常困難。」《金牌特勤隊》加入大量的飛車追逐、對打搏擊、海中特技等不同的動作元素，甚至在倫敦市區狹小的運河上演精彩的快艇搏命戰，邊開槍邊巡弋四處，再加上大量的爆炸場景，讓你很難得可以在倫敦市中心看到這樣的場景。本片除了以倫敦作為主要的拍攝場景之外，更遠赴義大利的羅馬展開為期一個月的拍攝，不過恰巧遇上熱浪來襲，更是當地超過百年記錄以來最熱的一個月，泰勒賀啟林��男主角多明尼克庫柏背著超過27公斤的裝備上山下海，但他卻不喊苦，泰勒表示：「真正的海勤就是要背著這麽重的裝備才能生存，不過這也是我熱愛當演員的原因之一，因為當你盡全力演出後，拖著疲憊的身體回到家，大口的吃著披薩、喝酒，完全不會有罪惡感！」電影一開場就必須在海底出任務，需要耗費很大的體力，而做什麼事都全力以赴的泰勒，自然也獲得導演的讚賞「雖然他不是真正的海勤特務人員，但他是位衝浪高手，身形體態都在最佳狀態，更具有征服海水的能力，輕輕鬆鬆就可以達到我的要求。」賽門魏斯特如此說道。

金牌特勤隊

《金牌特勤隊》還邀請到曾演出漫威、DC英雄電影的多明尼克庫柏及康妮尼爾森、哈利波特「跩哥馬份」湯姆費爾頓、《進擊的鼓手》奧斯汀史托爾領銜主演，同時也是動作片大導賽門魏斯特繼2015年與傑森史塔森合作《拳力突襲》之後，睽違兩年的全新作品，備受全球動作片影迷期待。改編自前海軍特勤部隊退役的鄧肯法康納(Duncan Falconer)所撰寫的系列小說，英國諜報動作片《金牌特勤隊》今天(9月15日)全台正式上映，由双喜電影發行。

  金牌特勤隊

劇情大綱 以英國特務單位 MI6 為背景，由旗下的一組特別英國皇家海軍特勤部隊企圖對抗國際恐怖份子，避免全球陷入生化武器威脅。 電影由前英國特別海勤部隊隊員的系列軍事小說改編而成，一揭這個特勤任務的神秘面紗！影片於英國與義大利羅馬等地拍攝，由《古墓奇兵》、《空中監獄》導演，打造少見的海底動作場面，以及地面上爆破特戰與飛車追逐等精彩場面，並由多位好萊塢新生代鮮肉級演員，以及在漫威系列作品裡飾演「鋼鐵人」之父的英國演員多明尼克庫柏領銜演出Stratton這位金牌海勤特工角色！ movie_id:7098

※不加入Y!電影粉絲團，你就悶了！

[singeratlarge]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to pedal steel guitarist Joe Alterio, composer John Antes, Dave Appell, Roscoe Arbuckle, J.S. Bach’s BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS (1721), Joseph Barbera, the 1980 Beatles RARITIES LP, Beethoven’s MISSA SOLEMNIS (1824), Laura Flynn Boyle, Sharon Corr, Don Covay, Fanny Crosby “Queen of Gospel Songwriters,” Klaus Dinger (Kraftwerk), Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gorgeous George, the 1988 musical GOSPEL AT COLONUS, civil rights activist Dorothy Height, Connie Hines (Mr. Ed), Patterson Hood (Drive By Truckers), Harry Houdini, Yanks Janis, Carol Kaye, Mike Kellie (Spooky Tooth), Krisdayanti, Kelly LeBrock, Pacemaster Mase (De La Soul), Steve McQueen (got that song waiting for you), Malcolm Muggeridge, Nivea, Lee Oskar, Paradox Thought, Joseph Priestley, cellist Hank Roberts, Klavdiya Shulzhenko, Billy Stewart, Dorothy Stratton, Sylvester the Cat, Dougie Thompson (Supertramp), Fred Vail, Boogie Bill Webb, Tommy Wilson, and the great singer-songwriter, producer, and entertainer Nick Lowe. If you collected all the recordings he’s produced, played on, and/or wrote songs for (plus the cover versions), you’d have an amazing, well-rounded record library par excellente. He’s intersected with Johnny Cash, Elvis Costello, Dave Edmunds, and a galaxy of other notables. Seeing him with Rockpile (twice) left an indelible impression on me in terms of stage presence and entertainment value. When his PURE POP FOR NOW PEOPLE LP came out, it became required listening in my social circle. I read that Nick never does live performances of his song “I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass” (allegedly a comeback to a Blondie song). So here’s my take of it, live at the Cellblock (opening for The Badlees). Meanwhile, HB Nick!

https://johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/track/i-love-the-sound-of-breaking-glass-live-7-4-03

#nicklowe #breakingglass #johnnyjblair #singeratlarge #thebadlees #cellblock #williamsportPA #concert #soloacoustic #blondie #elviscostello #johnnycash #daveedmunds #rockpile

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Don Airey Comprehensive Discography (WIP)

An attempt. Ongoing. (cit. I note that the discography on his site is not up to date and appears to derive from discogs.com) I will organise it differently and have separate posts for live appearances, and for a chronology. This tracks appearances ‘on record’ (performances in some capacity, not including arrangements/conducting - I will put the footage portions into a separate post once I get the information more organised) This excludes compilations/singles(which overlap with albums) I KNOW I missed stuff/Some dates could be a bit wonky. Hence WIP. Live only stints (i.e. ELO...) are not included.

1974

Cozy Powell’s Hammer - NaNaNa                                        “Lost Reel Masters” recording sessions

1976 Colosseum II – Strange New Flesh Babe Ruth – Kid’s Stuff

1977

Colosseum II – Electric Savage Colosseum II – War Dance

1978

Andrew Lloyd Webber – Variations (With Colosseum II) Gary Moore – Back On The Streets Black Sabbath – Never Say Die! Strife (UK band) – Back To Thunder Jim Rafferty - Don’t Talk Back

1979

Bernie Marsden ‎– And About Time Too Cozy Powell – Over The Top Rainbow – Down To Earth

*Thin Lizzy(Gorham, Lynott, Moore, Powell, Airey) - Old Grey Whistle Test appearance. Recorded Sarah with Lizzy with string synths - Huey Lewis’ harmonica version was used on the album.

1980

Blizzard of Ozz – Blizzard Of Ozz The Michael Schenker Group – The Michael Schenker Group

1981

Cozy Powell – Tilt Rainbow – Difficult To Cure Rainbow – Jealous Lover ‎ (EP) Bogdan - Who Do You Think You Are (Single)

1982

Gary Moore - Corridors of Power

John Mizarolli – Message From The 5th Stone

1983

Gary Moore - Dirty Fingers Ozzy Osbourne – Bark At The Moon Gary Moore – Rockin’ Every Night – Live In Japan Chris Thompson – Out of the night The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Friends – Arrested (The Music Of The Police) Gary Moore – Live At The Marquee ‎(Recorded 1980)  Cozy Powell - Octopuss

1984

Plum And Youth –   Got You Babe Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon (VHS)

1985

Phenomena – Phenomena Gary Moore – Run For Cover Alaska – The Pack Rainbow – Finyl Vinyl

1986

Sinner - Comin' Out Fighting Zeno - Zeno

1987

Divlje Jagode – Wild Strawberries Glasgow – Zero Four One Whitesnake – Whitesnake Helix  – Wild In The Streets Fastway - Bad Bad Girls

1988

Gary Moore – After The War *Jethro Tull – 1987-88 on tour, appears on the 20 Years of Jethro Tull compilation Eddie Kidd - Lover for Life

Don Airey – K2 (Tales Of Triumph & Tragedy)

1989

Fastway - On Target Mona Liza Overdrive – Vive La Ka Bum Whitesnake – Slip Of The Tongue Crossbones – Crossbones

1990

Gary Moore – Still Got The Blues Tigertailz – Bezerk Perfect Crime - Blond On Blonde Gary Moore & Midnight Blues Band – An Evening Of The Blues ‎(VHS)                                                             Live At Montreux (1990)

Forcefield IV – Let The Wild Run Free Jagged Edge - You Don’t Love Me Bruce Dickinson - Tattoo’d Millionaire Judas Priest - Painkiller (on A Touch of Evil, but allegedly, other tracks exist)

1991

Various – All Stars (N.W.O.B.H.M.)

1992

Eddie Hardin – Wind In The Willows Brian May – Back To The Light UFO - High Stakes & Dangerous Men Cozy Powell – The Drums Are Back… Forcefield – Instrumentals Anthem - Domestic Booty Kaizoku - Kaizoku Bernie Marsden - The Friday Rock Show Sessions

1993

Katrina And The Waves – Edge Of The Land English Steel - Start ‘Em Young

1994

True Brits – She Won’t Rock True Brits – Vol. II – She’s In Danger True Brits – Vol. II – One Good Reason Leo Lyon’s Kick - Tough Trip Through Paradise Graham Bonnet - Here Comes The Night

1995

Paul Di’Anno Dennis Stratton - The Original Iron Men Katrina And The Waves - Turn Around

1996

Various - Twang! A Tribute to Hank Marvin & the Shadows Aciarium - The Heavy Metal Super Stars 

1997

Katrina And The Waves – Walk On Water *With whom Don won Eurovision ‘97, conducting, arranging, and playing on                   Love Shines A Light

Glenn Tipton – Baptizm Of Fire Quatermass II – Long Road

1998

The Snakes/Bernie Marsden & Micky Moody  Live In Europe The Snakes – Once Bitten… ‎ Martin Darvill and Friends - The Greatest Show on Earth Colin Blunstone - The Light Inside Olaf Lenk - Sunset Cruise

1999

Dario Mollo / Tony Martin – The Cage Millennium - Millenium

2000

Millenium – Hourglass Ten – Babylon Snakebites - A Tribute to Whitesnake Micky Moody - I Eat Them For Breakfast Olaf Lenk’s F.O.O.D - Fun Stuff

2001

Empire - Hypnotica The Company of Snakes – Here They Go Again Silver  – Silver ‎ Glitter - On Mario Fasciano - E-Thnic

2002

Empire – Trading Souls Tribute to Boston - Tribute to Boston The Company of Snakes - Burst the Bubble Metalium -- Hero Nation - Chapter 3

2003

Deep Purple – Bananas Uli Jon Roth – Metamorphosis of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Bernie Marsden – Big Boy Blue Silver - Intruder

2004

Living Loud – Living Loud Living Loud - Debut Live Concert 2004 Iommi With Glenn Hughes – The 1996 Dep Sessions (aka “Eighth Star”) Silver - Addiction Animals and Friends - Instinct

2005

Deep Purple – Rapture Of The Deep Anthem - No Smoke Without Fire Kimberley Rew - Essex Hideaway

2006

Gary Moore – Old New Ballads Blues Ian Gillan – Gillan’s Inn Tipton, Entwhistle, and Powell - Edge of the World Gwyn Ashton - Prohibition Glenn Tipton – Give Blood And Paint It Black Strawbs – A Taste Of Strawbs ‎(*Also toured with the Strawbs in 1993)

2007

Jorn  – The Gathering Deep Purple – Live At Montreux 2006:They All Came Down To Montreux Jorn – Unlocking The Past Mario Fasciano - Porta San Gennaro Napoli

2008

Don Airey - A Light In The Sky

MSG / Schenker-Barden – In The Midst Of Beauty ‎ Mick Moody & Friends - Live and Rocking! Judas Priest - Nostradamus Deep Purple – Around The World Live ‎ (DVD)

2009

Ozzy Osbourne – 1982 Speak Of The Devil Straight Up Taz Taylor Band – Straight Up Carl Sentance - Mind Doctor Various – Top Musicians Play Whitesnake

2010

Gary John Barden – Rock ‘N Roll My Soul

2011

Don Airey - All Out

Deep Purple (With Orchestra) – Live At Montreux 2011 Roger Glover And The Guilty Party – If Life Was Easy Saxon – Call To Arms Begger’s Bride - On a Trip to L.A. Michael Schenker - Temple of Rock Wishbone Ash - Elegant Stealth Persian Risk - Once A King Various - Help! For Japan

2013

Deep Purple – Now What?! ‎

Schubert -  In Rock Wolfpakk - Cry Wolf Forever Deep - Forever Deep

2014

Don Airey - Keyed Up

Hollywood Monsters - Big Trouble  Deep Purple - Live in Verona (DVD) Bernie Marsden - Shine Celebrating Jon Lord: The Rock Legend Persian Risk - Who Am I AraPacis - A Disturbing Awakening

2015

Rainbow - 1979 Long Island Rainbow - 1979 Denver Deep Purple - From the Setting Sun....(In Wacken) Deep Purple - To the Rising Sun... (In Tokyo)

2016

Rainbow - Live At the Monsters of Rock (Donington 1980)

2017

Deep Purple - Infinite Don Airey - Coming Home

2018

Don Airey - One of A Kind (May 25)

Michael Schenker Fest - Resurrection (March 2nd)

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WWE NXT Results - May 9, 2023

1. Tiffany Stratton def. Gigi Dolin in the quarterfinals of the NXT Women's Championship Tournament in 4:31

2. Mark Coffey & Wolfgang def. Jagger Reid & Rip Fowler in 11:03 to retain the NXT Tag Team Championships

3. Duke Hudson def. Javier Bernal in 3:58

4. Eddy Thorpe def. Damon Kemp in 4:58

5. Ilja Dragunov def. Dijak by disqualification in 4:27

6. Charlie Dempsey def. Tyler Bate in 3:27

7. Brooks Jensen & Josh Briggs def. Hank Walker & Tank Ledger in 2:41

8. Lyra Valkyria def. Kiana James in the quarterfinals of the NXT Women's Championship Tournament in 8:52

9. Bron Breakker def. Trick Williams in 6:39

[wasdica]

Stratton Thoughts (Spoilers After Cut)

Tyler’s swearing in Stratton is not as good as EBWS. haha

The people who gave them weapons training for the movie didn’t worry about trigger discipline. 

Hearing him called Marty is so weird. Never felt weird him being called other names in other movies/shows. I think the name is an older-person name.

The cinematography is a lot better than I expected for these UW scenes.

I will nit-pick all the wrong usage of any US Military slang because I can. Nothing so far. Can’t say anything for British stuff, tho.

They did not clear any of those rooms correctly. 

Gemma Chan is so pretty wtf is she, that’s not fair.

The reason I’m picky about the trigger discipline is because if you ‘flag’ a friendly by accident you could easily discharge by mistake and wound them.

Tyler looks so fucking good. His lines are a little weird at the beginning; sorta like they tried to give him one-liners. 

Omg, Tyler in the uniform is nice af.

The car stunts are pretty slick, always a fan of real stunts. 

Oh no...

Oh no... ohh... no.

The drunk scene, lmao.

Oh no... confirmed RIP. Short lived role. 

More Gemma Chan! Ugh, she should’ve been in Ghost in the Shell.

I didn’t mention Dom Cooper yet. He’s great, looks great. Tom also looks good, love him as a nerdy/tech type.

Do I ship Marty and Stratton? I do. Can’t stop me now.

Hank, aka Austin Stonewell looks great in dress uniform. MORE UNIFORMS!

Bio-chemical weapons scare, the coolest of threats. Also the bad guy is white, go figure. If this was made in America...

Hank’s last name is Cummings. Am I 12 for a slight giggle?

RIP those kids.

The name of the weapon is Santan(’s?) Snow. 3/10 with rice.

The threat the the man’s family was pretty brutal. Gemma was savage. The actor didn’t seem too panicked. Little weak there.

What, they didn’t imprison him? They just blew up the building they held him in? That made no sense.

That henchman on the couch is Daddy. Well, he’s dead ...so nvm.

It’s the dickpig in me, but I want to see Hank and Stratton go at it furiously. What’s this? Hank just met Stratton’s dad? Practically married.

Oh no, Tom.

The scenes at the base remind me of CSI.

Boat action! Sick! 

Tom, leave Gemma alone please.

Hank saving his husband.

Lmao, when the grenade hit the bad-guy the corpse that ragdolled was so bad haha.

Well, that’s the end. Pretty good, can’t find nothing major I didn’t like. Would recommend the whole thing and not just the Tyler bits. TBH

Thanks for reading!

[kathleenseiber]

Experts: Spotlight on art is one upside of lockdowns

One benefit of this extended stay-at-home period during the COVID-19 pandemic is a spotlight on the importance of arts in everyday life, experts argue.

Art of all types has proven to be a key outlet for millions of Americans looking for entertainment and fulfillment while isolating, working, and educating at home.

Several weeks of social distancing and lockdown have left many scrambling for ways to keep themselves and their families occupied. With traditional forms of entertainment like movie screenings, sporting events, and concerts unavailable, Americans are turning to the type of art that can be consumed and created in the home.

The arts and COVID-19

With millions now working from home, streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have become entertainment staples. One case in point is the Netflix true-crime docuseries Tiger King, which the streaming service says attracted viewership from about 64 million households worldwide. Music streaming services, e-books, and online gaming have also been key outlets for those seeking entertainment while staying at home.

“I hope when we emerge from our homes, having relied for months on movies, television, music, books, video games, and more to keep us busy, that we will no longer question the need to fund arts programs in our schools and communities,” says Hank Stratton, artistic director of the University of Arizona’s Arizona Repertory Theatre.

“The work of artists from around the world has helped us get through this time, and we owe it to the next generation of artists to make sure they can continue that work.”

Our viewing habits during a historically significant time also reflect what College of Fine Arts Dean Andrew Schulz calls the “afterlife” of works of art. He says the impact of classic movies, books, music, and plays can change based on the circumstances in which people experience them.

“I have enjoyed watching classic films with my family and thinking about how they relate to the present moment in interesting and unexpected ways,” Schulz says. “Alien and Cast Away are two that we recently watched that I found relevant to our present moment. And, of course, there’s Contagion, which has become super popular on streaming services, but that one seems a bit too close to home for me.”

Making art of our own

A drop in entertainment options outside of the house will stoke the creative flame for professionals and hobbyists alike, says Ellen McMahon, associate dean for research in the College of Fine Arts.

“A tremendous amount of creative work will emerge from this disruption, because art originates in personal, often traumatic, experience,” McMahon says. “If we are lucky enough to have quiet time during this shutdown, we should use it as creatively as possible.”

For example, composer Tom Peterson, who is completing a doctoral degree in choral conducting, recently debuted “Quintetto Profano,” which he calls a piano quartet for quarantined musicians.

McMahon says it’s important to remember that creating art can go beyond picking up a paintbrush, musical instrument, or video camera.

“If you’re sewing face masks or gardening or cooking—all of those things are creative activities that develop your sense of yourself, clarify your values, and reinforce the ways you’re connected to the world,” she says.

McMahon adds that art projects can also be beneficial for children who are restless and parents who find themselves acting as home-school teachers for the first time. Imagination and invention thrive, she says, when you don’t have too many structured activities, so free writing, drawing, and other free-form projects can help children develop their creativity.

Art also helps us stay connected with friends and family we can’t be with in person, says Meg Jackson Fox, associate curator for academic and public programs at the Center for Creative Photography.

“We share our day, our experiences and our sentiments through photographs,” Fox says. “Working through photography lends itself to far-reaching conversations, learning opportunities, and social encounters while physically separate.”

Optimism about the future

Like most economic sectors, the arts industry is being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic because of significant losses from canceled performances, exhibits and other events. However, Andrew Belser, director of the School of Theatre, Film & Television, believes, in time, arts organizations and entertainment venues will make a comeback.

“I honestly don’t think this will lead to the death of the movie theater industry, for example,” Belser says. “There is something irreplaceable about the experience of going to a movie theater. And live theater isn’t going to go anywhere. In time, I think it will come back in a flood.”

McMahon agrees, saying she believes people will no longer take the opportunity to experience art in person for granted.

“I think it will shift people’s appreciation for being in a real space with real art and artists,” she says. “People will relish the idea of going to see an exhibition, live music, a dance concert, or a play. They will realize how much they miss being in a room with other people having a shared experience with the art, the music, or the story as it hits everyone all at the same time.”

Source: University of Arizona

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