#Holliday Park

[raincliffs]

Colton , Senior

[tonyvasquez]

Band of Horses and the Carriers at Rock The Ruins

[camyfilms]

MICKEY 17 2025

Are you afraid to die?

[demifiendrsa]

Mickey 17 | Official Trailer 2

Poster

Synopsis

The unlikely hero, Mickey Barnes has found himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job… to die, for a living.

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Mickey 17". Fun Sci-Fi comedy rope that should have been so much better. 3/5.

[hello-michael-today]

I really wanted to like this because I love everything Bong has directed before this.

[oceanusborealis]

Mickey 17 - Movie Review

TL;DR – Weird, I mean profoundly weird, but maybe not weird enough ���⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene.Disclosure – I was invited to a press screening of this filmWarning – Some scenes may cause distress. Mickey 17 Review – There are some movies that you will see just because they have a specific director attached to them. For me, one of those…

[leviabeat]

Wait a Minute... Let's Tour! Live at the Observatory North Park, San Diego, CA, 2021

Part 3 of ?

Doc Holliday

Parts 1 2 [ 3 ] 4 5

[hotvintagepoll]

𝔗𝔦𝔪𝔢 𝔣𝔬𝔯 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔖𝔥𝔞𝔡𝔬𝔴 ℜ𝔢𝔞𝔩𝔪'𝔰 𝔞𝔫𝔫𝔲𝔞𝔩 𝔓𝔯𝔬𝔪

it's the end of the year, the shadows draw close, and those on the edge of the veil dance deep into the night. absolutely no one is on the dance floor and absolutely everyone is hanging out in the back parking lot smoking cigarettes and setting off bottle rockets. which pathetic lame sad couple shall wear the gala's crown this year?

this is one of THREE shadow realm polls. only one winner from each poll will continue.

[acowboynamedasa]

Tos kirk Headcanons Because life it to short to not be cringe:

Kirk as captain really values the moral of the ship. Even though it isn’t super supported by star fleet he has karaoke nights and casual Fridays regularly, as well as always giving crew members time off for birthdays or other culturally significant Life events. Hollidays are also a big deal on the enterprise, all of the Hollidays the crew acknowledge are celebrated with seasonally festive big crew dinners at always include staple foods and games of the Holliday. whenever approved by command (normally only once maybe twice a year) they stop at bustling port city’s for a week to give everyone a little genuine, no work, vacation time. It takes people time to get used too but by 3 months in everyone loves it.

Nyota and Jim really like to sing together, either just randomly on the bridge or for karaoke nights, they both love old country music and harmonize together beautifully.

Jim plays fiddle, note that I said fiddle not violin, in his free time. It’s something he picked up in college as a thing to do and also cuz it reminded him of home in a weird way. He isn’t amazing, but he knows a few songs and plays to destress. Sometime when he’s just playing around on his break or after his shift he is walked in on by people and they are always like “you play violin??” And he gets embarrassed.

If Kirk wasn’t a star fleet captain he would have been an environmental scientist or a park ranger at Yosemite.

Unpopular, but Jim genuinely is not a big drinker and never was. Bones gets him into bars plenty, don’t get me wrong, but he pretty much always just gets a Bloody Mary eats the bacon and celery in it and just nurses the one drink all night.

Popular, Jim is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, cats, shellfish, bananas, and penicillin. For cats he takes allergy meds if he’s around them but for everything else he has to carry an epipen or hope someone around him has one.

[raincliffs]

The Trump Family

[gagfadget]

Here’s some burlesque dancers that I want to share that aren’t Dita Von Teese:

✨Simone Delmar✨

@simonedelmar on insta

If she looks familiar it’s because she’s the woman who flashed Lestat in episode 2 of iwtv. I’ve seen her live and she’s amazing!

✨Ariana Amour✨

@lovejustlied on insta

A trans woman astrologist and psychic who also does burlesque on the side.

✨Winona J Fox✨

@winonajfox on insta

A Latina burlesque dancer who’s also a show producer and entrepreneur.

✨Indie Sinclair✨

@indie-sinclair on insta

If you like more horror and shock in your burlesque shows then you’ll dig her.

✨Dirty Martini✨

@dirtymartininyc on both here and insta

Literally in love with her and she’s a big inspiration of mine and makes me want to do burlesque 😭

✨Perle Noir✨

@theperlenoir on insta

My biggest inspiration. She’s an icon and has been doing burlesque for a while now. She also teaches how to find healing through seduction and burlesque.

✨Flower Bomb✨

@ohmyflowerbomb on insta

Korean dancer who also teaches at a burlesque school in Seoul. Obsessed with her.

✨Gigi Holliday✨

@gigiholliday on insta

A non-binary dancer who I found not to long again through Duane Park’s insta. Also obsessed with them 😭

✨Onyx Noir✨

@superflybrowngirl on insta

Another performer I found through Duane Park not to long ago. She’s also an insane aerialist and too beautiful to look at ♥️

I’ll add more later but these are the ones I can think off the top of my head rn ♥️

[sluttery-withoutshame]

39 seconds of Eric Singer magic.

Another edit for @mindofotherstars, who discovered this gem, SOMEHOW, I don’t know.

But it seems to be ground zero for Eric’s entire career.

“That was in ’84. I entered a Carmine Appice drum contest in LA in September ’84. I remember it was a radio station, I think it was KLOS, you sent in a tape and from that they picked 50 people – 15 girls and 35 guys.

“They had you play at a Guitar Center in the parking lot, they set up two drum kits, one double bass kit, one single bass kit. Out of that they picked the finalists. Steven Adler was in the contest. He didn’t get picked for the finals, I remember he was upset. His mother went up to Carmine Appice, ‘How come my son Steven didn’t get picked?’ I was standing right on the sidewalk next to him while his mother was asking Carmine. It had to be an awkward moment.

“The funny thing was, three years later he’s in the biggest band in the world, so you never know how things are going to turn out. After that, fast forward, I made the finals, I didn’t win, I took third place. Some girl asked Carmine for my number, so the next day I got a call, ‘Hey, I got your number from Carmine Appice and I’m doing this video for Playboy magazine, they’re doing all these videos called women of rock.’

“I did it with a girl called Brenda Lee Holliday. Being in that drum contest, that’s how I got discovered. The guy that played bass in the video, Ray Marzano, had played with Lita. His girlfriend was Lita’s best friend. Randy Castillo was her drummer. Ray goes, ‘Randy quit, Lita doesn’t even know it yet, she’s in England with Tony Iommi,’

[demifiendrsa]

Mickey 17 | Official Trailer

Synopsis

The unlikely hero, Mickey Barnes has found himself in the extraordinary circumstance of working for an employer who demands the ultimate commitment to the job… to die, for a living.

[droughtofapathy]

"Welcome to the Theatre": Diary of a Broadway Baby

Broadway's Leading Ladies

March 10, 2025 | Town Hall | Evening | Concert | 1H 50M

As a lesbian, the revolving door of beautiful and talented women in pretty gowns had me practically swooning in my seat. As a lesbian who demands some craft and finesse in the work, I have some critiques about how last night panned out. But let's start with the highlights.

In her signature shoulder-baring black and grey curls, Bebe Neuwirth took on hosting duties with aplomb, showcasing eloquence and respect for the legends that came before, and endearing awe towards the performers of today. Twice she took the stage following Kate Baldwin, and twice she embodied the starry-eyed reverence that reverberated across the audience.

The night officially kicked off with Jennifer Holliday's "Hello, Dolly," and those low notes were just divine. Her second song later in the night gave her ample room to vamp, as she so often likes to do. She's earned it. I shan't complain. Most of the performances were wonderful. Highlights include Judy Kuhn's "Blame it On the Summer Night," Jennifer Simard's comedic thrill in "Hurt Someone's Feelings Today," (song origin unknown), and LaChanze's "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man."

But the spellbinding show-stealer in this lineup of legends was once again Kate Baldwin. In theatre today, it's all too common for audiences to start their preemptive applause mid-song during a particularly meaty solo. Not so for Kate. She has an intoxicating quality in her voice that lets her soar on the notes as the orchestra cuts out and in the silence that follows her voice, there is utter stillness as the entire theatre dares not breathe for fear of shattering the spell she has cast. And then comes the final lyrical phrase. And *then* the raucous applause. This happened not once but twice last night. First, in a medley of "What'll I Do/Time Heals Everything," that flung my soul into the rafters*, and then later in "Back to Before." For her alone, my night was made and it's why the rating is as high as it is.

And now it's time for the mean lesbian in me to take over. But let's put that below the cut.

Verdict: Why I Love the Theatre

A Note on Ratings

What was this production? Who let these people make such a mess of everything? From the bungled date, outlandish initial pricing, and subsequent pisspoor ticket sales, I am astounded this thing even happened at all. The house lights never fully went down for some reason, but then, Town Hall has never successfully pulled off a single show as long as I've been going. And while the ladies were all in fine enough form, the night had no dramatic flow to it. A series of park-and-bark solos with little variety makes for a strange set list that seemed utterly detached from the attempts to craft a narrative in Bebe's lines and the other tribute speeches. Why, pray tell, are we venerating Elaine Stritch and her magnificent "Ladies Who Lunch," but following it up with Lindsay Mendez singing "Moments in the Woods?" Bebe waxes poetry about Gwen Verdon and her dancing, and then we get Mandy Gonzalez singing "Everything's Coming Up Roses" with hardly a step out of her mark? And someone needs to explain to me how Solea Pfeiffer was placed on the same level as the other established Divas and given two songs while her fellow newcomers were all shoved into one hastily-put-together medley at the end? She's originated *ONE* role on Broadway and it was a big flop. Meanwhile, Amber Iman is Tony-nominated and Adrianna Hicks has a Grammy for Some Like it Hot. I'm baffled.

The stage was just so crowded by the orchestra (in fine form) that there was nowhere to really move, and certainly nowhere to showcase any dance. And if your illustrious host and the three legendary special guests are all famed dancers honoring primarily dancers in their words, why are you not letting anyone dance??? And without any room on the stage, there was no curtain call to be found.

I'll stop myself before I give a song-by-song commentary (of which I have a lot to say). That can be its own post. I'm glad I was here instead of Broadway Backwards (especially seeing that set list...), but I'm hoping the PBS broadcast will have better sound quality. (It won't.) Town Hall needs an upgrade.

[peachjagiya]

What I'd give for Taehyung and Jungkook to share their Spotify Wrapped with us. What do you think is in their top 5 most featured artists

I see. Challenging me on a Thursday morning.

Taehyung

Chet Baker

Frank Ocean

Park Hyoshin

Lady Gaga specifically Joker: Folie A Deux soundtrack

Billie Holliday

(He doesn't have Jungkook because he prefers a deep YouTube dive into stuff Jungkook sang on lives and that's not showing up on his Spotify)

Jungkook

Ariana Grande

Chappell Roan (agree with me even if you don't agree with me, keep my dreams alive)

Blink 182

NewJeans

V

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