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The opening of the museum on Ylum with some special guests.
(Nexus Volume 2 #80)
#nexus#the badger#Norbert sykes#Dave#space ghost#elvis presley#museum opening#last issue#space opera#ylum#the future#mike baron#Hugh haynes#first comics#dark horse comics#comics#90s comics
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Mars Attacks High School
by Dwight Jon Zimmerman (W) and Hugh Haynes (Pencils)
Topps
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Hugh Haynes "Comics Arena" #1 (Avatar Press 1992) featuring Punisher.
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Punisher G Force #1 (January 1992) by Marvel Comics
Written by Mike Baron, drawn by Hugh Haynes and Jimmy Palmiotti.
#Punisher#Punisher G Force#G Force#Marvel Comics#1992#Etsy#Vintage Comics#Comic Books#Comics#Mike Baron#Hugh Haynes#JImmy Palmiotti#Frank Castle#Space#Outer Space
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#Chris Evans#alan ritchson#ian bohen#chris hemsworth#liam hemsworth#tyler hoechlin#robbie amell#colton haynes#chris wood#brenton thwaites#Chris pine#hugh jackman#celebrity slaves#celebrity dolls#reprogramming#mind control#hypnosis
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2024 Roundup
hello! it's that hazy period between christmas and new years, so i didn't even know what day it was until i got tagged for SSS by @that-disabled-princess. i don't have anything to share presently, but Rose, @run-for-chamo-miles @forabeatofadrum and @confused-bi-queer also tagged me for a writing roundup, so here i am!
i wrote 8 fics in 2024, and as i looked through them i realised i wrote literally all of them for events or as gifts. i also worked a lot on an original wip, and started another! however this still leaves the months pretty spotty, so i decided to add in some other achievements hehe.
this is long, but i added photos!
January
i started writing a fantasy novel i have been rotating in my brain for literally years, featuring beloved OCs i've also had for years. it got to 7k words by the end of the month. however i was also attacked by a new novel idea.
books read: Percy Jackson- The Chalice Of The Gods by Rick Riordan, Atalanta by Jennifer Saint, All The Violet Tiaras by Jean Menzies.
February
this is the month where i really knuckled down and got to grinding on my greek myth retelling. i sat in a wetherspoons for an entire day, edited everything i had so far, and wrote until i finished part 2 of 7 (the parts aren't equal lengths) i ended up with 37k words.
books read: The House With The Golden Door by Elodie Harper, Emperor Of Rome by Mary Beard, American Hippo by Sarah Gailey.
March
no writing in March, but i did visit Whitby for my birthday and help with lambing. i also saw Natalie Haynes talk about her newest book in York.
books read: Dragged Up Proppa by Pip Fallow, Helen Of Troy by Bettany Hughes, The Amber Fury by Natalie Haynes, Divine Might by Natalie Haynes.
April
i wrote two fics for @carry-on-sapphic-week!
Spitfire- In the morning, someone will come to collect me, and I will have to leave Niamh, and Simon, Baz, Penelope, Shepard. The friends I have made, and the love I have forged. Back on dry land. How am I supposed to return to the life I had led before, how am I supposed to agree to some other arranged marriage, to another man I have never met, who cares nothing for me? How am I supposed to give up the pistol I have kept close for over a month and pick up my embroidery again? 1.9k words.
Rosebud Girl- I never thought it would be an art class that finished me off. I had hoped it would be a bit of stress relief, a creative outlet sorely needed between my real classes. It’s at a community centre on campus, a short walk from my morning law class. I should have just stuck to football, and said fuck creativity. We’ve moved on from fruit to figures, and the table in the centre of the room has been replaced by a model. A nude model. A nude Simone Snow, my first year roommate. 2.7k words.
books read: The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman, The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman, The Bullet That Missed by Richard Osman, The Last Devil To Die by Richard Osman, Great Goddesses by Nikita Gill.
May
my goat Juno had her kids, Olive and Jem, but decided she didn't like them very much, so i became their second mother, topping them up with milk. this was a sleepless, stressful month, so i didn't write very much.
books read: Caligula by Simon Turney, In The Shadow Of Vesuvius by Daisy Dunn.
June
my OC wip got to 14k words! and that's about it. i didn't even manage to go to pride this year. i mostly just continued to bottle feed the goats.
books read: Protest- Britain On The March by Mirrorpix Photo Archive, A History Of The Roman Empire In 21 Women by Emma Southon.
July
i wrote two fics for @carryon-disability-week!
comfortable coats, calico cats, and collapsible canes- Simon plans a spontaneous date, but Baz is worried his bad leg will put a damper on things. Luckily, Simon has come prepared. 2.4k words.
a fist amidst the hands- Simon can wield a sword, but not a pen. Baz thinks he's figured out why, and wants to help. Simon just wants to sleep. 2.5k words.
books read: A Short History Of The World According To Sheep by Sally Coulthard, Facing Down The Furies- Suicide, The Ancient Greeks, And Me by Edith Hall.
August
i wrote a fic as a friend's birthday present. i also visited Edinburgh for the fringe, saw the best production of Antigone in my life, and visited the art gallery while i was there.
A Day In Epirus- Pyrrhus is running late. Hermione has a way of distracting him, when today of all days she should really know better. Not that he can hold it against her, when he was so enthusiastic himself. But it’s Molossus’s fourth birthday, and he has a full itinerary to cross off. 2.3k words.
books read: Roman Mysteries- The Thieves Of Ostia by Caroline Lawrence, Roman Woman by Lindsay Allason Jones, From A Rock To A Hard Place- Memories Of The 1984/85 Miners' Strike by Beverley Trounce, Dynasty- The Rise And Fall Of The House Of Caesar by Tom Holland.
September
no writing except for chipping away at my original works. my trojan war retelling hit 60k words!
we also got a new puppy, her name is Suzie. she's mad as a box of frogs.
books read: We Solve Murders by Richard Osman, Percy Jackson- The Wrath Of The Triple Goddess by Rick Riordan.
October
again, just writing my original stuff. it was my nephew's first birthday though! not really my achievement, but still. we went pumpkin picking to celebrate.
i also saw Terry Deary and Edith Hall give talks at Durham Book Festival, and Terry Deary answered my question!
books read: A History Of Britain In Ten Enemies by Terry Deary, Alcestis by Katharine Beutner.
November
i wrote a sequel to my previous year's fic for @carryonthroughtheages! honestly, shoulder to shoulder is probably my favourite fic to have written, and this was a close second.
give them hope, give them strength, give them life- A look into Simon and Baz's life through the years. 7.9k words.
books read: Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie, The Sheep's Tale by John Lewis Stempel.
December
my OC wip stands at 15k words.
my trojan war retelling stands at 65k words!! my goal for the end of the year was 69k, because that sounds funnier and less daunting than 70k, but there are only two days left. let's see if i can manage it, 2k a day?
i got to see my friends for christmas, we met in Manchester. all of us simply making it through this year is the achievement i'm proudest of.
i also wrote a fic for a secret santa exchange in a classics discord server i'm in, it was a lot of fun!
sweet music playing in the dark- Penelope and Odysseus, throughout the years, together or apart. 3.8k words.
books read: Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan.
this has been so fun, it's nice to reflect! i tag @cutestkilla @roomwithanopenfire @prettygoododds @bookish-bogwitch @ic3-que3n @blackberrysummerblog @j-nipper-95 @youarenevertooold @larkral @orange-peony @aristocratic-otter @artsyunderstudy @thewholelemon @alexalexinii @shrekgogurt @comesitintheclover @raenestee @hushed-chorus @you-remind-me-of-the-babe @noblecorgi @shemakesmeforget @ileadacharmedlife @supercutedinosaurs @otherpeoplesheartachept-2 @ninemagicks @otherworldsivelivedin @meanjeansjeans @jasonfunderberkerthefrogexists @carryonmylovelies and anyone else who wants to do this! sorry if i hit anyone who has already done so.
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lowkey still havent finished road&sky bc im waiting for the stars to align to be in a good mood + have time to appreciate it to the fullest but i wanna thank you for referencing so much great media in it really expanded my horizons
(sorry im getting to this so late slkdjfghlskjd ive been away from my laptop for a few days)
WAAAAAHHH THANK YOU!!! its honestly a tapestry of all the media I adore, it was hard striking a balance between referencing music and media that I myself really love while also staying true to the stuff that Lawrence and especially Adam would actually like, but I think I struck a pretty good balance!!
also because im a fucking nerd, here's some media recommendations that road&sky either references or is inspired by! if there's an asterisk (*) next to the name it's either referenced directly by name in the text of the story or otherwise watched/listened to by the characters
Movies:
let's get the obvious out of the way first– Carol (2015, dir. Todd Haynes): set in the 1950s in New York City, a depressed retail worker falls in love with an older woman going through a difficult divorce and joins her on a cross-country road trip (I recommend not watching this until you're done with road&sky, unless you don't mind being completely spoiled on the plot, because it follows it pretty much exactly apart from the characters, the time period, and the locations they go to)
*Roman Holiday (1953, dir. William Wyler): a young princess, bored with her everyday royal life, escapes from her palace for a single night and a single day to explore the city of Rome with an American reporter. [this is the movie that Adam and Lawrence watch in chapter 16]
Before Sunrise (1995, dir. Richard Linklater): two complete strangers, an American man and a French woman, form an immediate connection while on the Eurail and impulsively decide to disembark together to explore the city of Vienna while getting to know each other over the course of a single night.
*The Stepford Wives (1975, dir. Bryan Forbes): a photographer, her husband, and their children move to a seemingly picture-perfect town in Connecticut, where all the women are strangely subservient to their husbands. [Vikki's favorite movie, watched by Vikki and Adam in chapter 2]
In the Mood for Love (2000, dir. Wong Kar-wai): a man and a woman discover that their wife and husband, respectively, are having an affair with each other, and form a deep emotional connection born from their shared loneliness.
*Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986, dir. John Hughes): a precocious teenager boy, his anxiety-ridden best friend, and his girlfriend play hooky from high school and explore the city of Chicago. [referenced by name by Adam and Lawrence a few times, used as visual inspiration for the Chicago chapter]
Good Will Hunting (1997, dir. Gus Van Sant): a brilliant but financially and motivationally disadvantaged young man reluctantly tackles his emotional problems with the help of a stubborn therapist.
*It's A Wonderful Life (1946, dir. Frank Capra): the life of a chronically self-sacrificing man is shown up to the point of his decision to end his own life, where an angel intervenes to show him how much of an impact he's made on the people around him. [watched by Adam and Lawrence in chapter 12]
and, just because I'm a nerd, here's what Adam and Lawrence's Letterboxd Top Fours would be if Letterboxd existed in 2004:
Lawrence: Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Roman Holiday, Sleepless in Seattle (1993, dir. Nora Ephron), and Casablanca (1942, dir. Michael Curtiz)
Adam: The Thing (1982, dir. John Carpenter), Trainspotting (1996, dir. Danny Boyle), Donnie Darko (2001, dir. Richard Kelly), and Alien (1979, dir. Ridley Scott)
Books:
again, the obvious first: The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith: the book that Carol (2015) is based off of. the story is essentially the same as the movie's since Carol is a pretty accurate adaptation. Highsmith uses extremely lyrical language that hugely influenced road&sky's style of writing.
*The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald: a somewhat aimless young man becomes wrapped up in the frenetically glamorous and unexpectedly forlorn world of his charismatic and wealthy neighbor. [quoted directly in Adam's internal monologue in chapter 1]
The Lost Continent: Travels in Small-Town America by Bill Bryson: a nonfiction account of the author's travels through the United States.
*This Sweet Sickness by Patricia Highsmith: a man becomes fixated on a young woman who he was briefly romantically involved with [this is the book Adam brings with him on the trip; a passage is quoted directly in chapter 14]
On Photography by Susan Sontag: a collection of essays by American essayist and cultural critic Susan Sontag that explores the cultural history, philosophical/psychological implications, and artistic evolution of photography as an art form.
*Words Under the Words by Naomi Shihab Nye: a collection of lyrical and incisive poems by Palestinian-American poet Naomi Shihab Nye [this is the book of poetry Lawrence buys for Adam in chapter 21]. I especially recommend the poems So Much Happiness [quoted directly by Adam in chapter 22] and Kindness.
Love Poems by Pablo Neruda: a collection of sonnets and freeform verse by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. I especially recommend the poems Sonnet XVII and The Light Wraps You.
*Chicago Poems by Carl Sandburg: a short collection of poems by American poet Carl Sandburg. I especially recommend the poems Chicago [quoted directly by Lawrence in chapter 20] and Happiness.
Music:
(this is all in addition to and largely overlapping with the official playlist for road&sky [CONTAINS STORY SPOILERS], the playlist of music used for chapter titles, and the songs that Adam and Lawrence listen to on their road trip)
Fiona Apple, specifically the albums *Tidal [referenced by name as the album Adam and Amanda listen to in chapter 31] and When the Pawn(...) and the songs "Paper Bag," "*Love Ridden" [the song Adam listens to in chapter 1 because I love foreshadowing] and "I Know."
The Weakerthans, specifically the albums Left and Leaving and *Fallow [the album Adam listens to in chapter 9] and the songs "A New Name for Everything," "Without Mythologies," "Confessions of a Futon-Revolutionist," and "*Plea from a Cat Named Virtute" [the song Adam names his cat after in chapter 31].
The Smiths, specifically the album *The Sound of The Smiths [listened to by Adam and Lawrence in chapter 5] and the songs "This Charming Man," "*There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" [listened to by Adam and Lawrence in chapter 5], "Asleep," and "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me."
José González, specifically the album *Veneer [the CD Adam buys for Lawrence in chapter 8 that they listen to in chapter 15] and the songs "*Heartbeats" [the song Adam plays for Lawrence in chapter 6] and "Lovestain."
Nick Drake, specifically the albums *Pink Moon and *Time Has Told Me [both mentioned by Lawrence in chapter 15] and the songs "Place To Be," "Parasite," and "Free Ride."
The Cure, specifically the albums Disintegration and *Greatest Hits [the album Adam and Lawrence listen to in chapter 22] and the songs "*Just Like Heaven" [the specific song Adam and Lawrence listen to in chapter 22], "*Lovesong" [the song Adam has a physical reaction to in chapter 28], "Pictures of You," "Close to Me," and "Why Can't I Be You?"
im sure there's more stuff i'm forgetting but this is definitely a start!
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An audience with... John Paul Jones
(from Uncut, April 2010 - link)
You’re stuck on a deserted island, you have one instrument you can bring. It is: a) piano, b) bass or c) mandolin? (Gary Attersley, Ontario, Canada)
Oh… that’s horrible! I’ll probably get Hugh Manson – the guy who builds all my bass guitars – to build me some monstrous instrument that encapsulated all three! Hugh and his brother Andy Manson once actually designed me a triple-necked guitar with 12-string guitar, six-string guitar and mandolin on it! Andy also designed a triple-necked mandolin. But I guess if it really came down to it on a desert island, it would have to be the piano, because you can do so much on it. You’re a whole band. The bass is not much fun on your own.
John, it’s so good to see you so engaged with today. Any advice for old farts who can’t move on? (Andrew Loog Oldham)
Who are you calling an old fart? I dunno, Andy, you tell me! Ha ha. He’s done a good job of staying up to date. Andrew, of course, gave me the name John Paul Jones. I was John Baldwin, until Andrew saw a poster for the French film version of John Paul Jones. I thought it ’d look great in CinemaScope, as I wanted to do music for films. I imagined it saying “Music By John Paul Jones”, over the whole screen. I never realised then that he was the Horatio Nelson of America!
I know that you’ve been getting heavily into bluegrass lately – who are some of your favourite bluegrass artists of all time? (Ryan Godek, Wilmington, Delaware)
Apart from Bill Monroe, you mean? Oh, there’s loads. I’m friends with the Del McCoury band, I love that style of classic bluegrass. I love Sam Bush’s Newgrass stuff. And of course there’s Nickel Creek, Chris Feely, Mike Marshall. I love it all, really. One thing I like about bluegrass is that you don’t require amplifiers, drums and trucks. You can pull an instrument out of a box and get on with some instant music making. I carry a mandolin around wherever I go. I also like the fact bluegrass musicians play more than one instrument. There’s a tradition of them swapping instruments. In bluegrass bands I swap between double bass, fiddle and banjo.
One Butthole Surfers anecdote, please? (Dave Grohl)
Ha! I was brought in to produce the Butthole Surfers’ 1993 album, Independent Worm Saloon. I guess it was to give it a heavy rock vibe, but it didn’t work like that. They were actually incredibly hard-working in the studio, but I do recall running up a phenomenal bar-bill at the San Rafael studio. And then there was Gibby [Haynes, Butthole Surfers’ frontman] and his… eccentric studio behaviour. Gibby did one vocal take shouting into his guitar. He held it out in front of his face and screamed at it. Ha! He was trying to find out if it picked up through the pick-ups, which it kind of did. And that was pretty good.
How’s the violin coming along? (Sean, Berkshire)
I started about three years ago. With the guitar, or the piano, you can sound OK quite quickly. With the violin, it takes much longer. Once you get past the first six months of scraping, of muttering to yourself, “What is this fucking horrible noise on my shoulder?” you get the odd musical bit, and you think, ‘Oh, this is starting to get good.’ And you continue with it for a while. I’m getting into country fiddle playing, Celtic folk songs, a bit of swing. Basic stuff, but very satisfying.
Why not record a second ‘Automatic For The People’ with REM? (Franz Greul, Austria)
They haven’t asked me! But doing the string arrangements for that album was a great experience, actually. They sent me the demos of their songs, and we went into a studio in Atlanta, with members of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. They were great songs, something you can really get your teeth into as an arranger. And I’ve been good friends with them ever since.
How did you first meet Josh Homme? And is he still a notorious party monster? (Rob Hirst, Kippax, Leeds)
Well, I think we’ve all calmed down rather a lot. Dave introduced me to Josh at his 40th birthday party. It was a ridiculous themed place where they have jousting with knights. As Dave said, it was like somewhere you’d have your 14th birthday party. Or maybe even your 4th. Anyway, Dave sat Josh and I together for a blind date. Which was reasonably embarrassing for both of us, surrounded by people going “prithee this” and challenging each other to duels. But we survived the trauma and went into the studio the next day, and just started jamming. And I knew immediately it was going to be something special.
If Them Crooked Vultures had Spice Girls-like nicknames what would they be? (Paul Jones, Liverpool)
Dave would be Smiley Vulture. He can’t stop grinning. Josh would be Slinky Vulture. He’s a slinky kinda guy. And I’d be Speedy, I guess. Or Jumpy. So there you go. Smiley, Slinky and Speedy. Or does that sound more like the dwarfs?
I remember you being a pretty funky bass genius back in the day! What memories do you have of those sessions? (Donovan)
The sessions with Don and Mickie Most were great, because we were given a free hand. I usually got leeway, because I was the sort of Motown/Stax specialist, so producers in the mid ’60s would get me in for cover versions of American records, and none of them could write bass parts convincingly enough, so I was London’s answer to James Jamerson, I guess! And I was certainly encouraged to get kinda… funky when I worked with Donovan.
How did it feel to see Jimmy Page and Robert Plant venture off in their own project in the ‘90s without mentioning a word of it to you? (Danny Luscombe, Hull)
Oh yeah, I was pissed off about it. The surprise was in not being told. It’s ancient history now, but it was a bit annoying to find out about it while reading the papers. It came just after Robert and I had been discussing the idea of doing an Unplugged project. Then I’m on tour in Germany with Diamanda Galás, I turn on the TV and see Robert and Jimmy doing it, with someone else playing all my parts! I was pissed off at the time. You would be, woudn’t you? But… it’s all in the past, isn’t it?
Did you listen to much work by Josh Homme or Dave Grohl before you were contacted in relation to joining Them Crooked Vultures, and if so, how did you honestly rate it? (Ralph Ryan, Lisronagh, County Tipperary)
I did like the Foo Fighters and Queens Of The Stone Age, before I’d met either of them. There’s a tendency for people – especially musicians from my generation – to say that there has been this terrible decline in musicianship, that today’s bands haven’t got the chops, blah blah blah. But that’s not true at all. There’s always some people for whom technique on an instrument isn’t necessary. They can get their ideas across without being able to have the chops. But Josh really does have the chops, he just doesn’t feel the need to flash them about all the time. In fact, there were a few riffs he gave me that I had to simplify, because they were bloody difficult to play. I really had to work at it, where he could just flick it off. He is an astonishing musician.
Were you serious when you told Peter Grant that you wanted to jack it in to become choirmaster at Winchester Cathedral? (Brian Fisher, Manchester)
Ha! That was a tongue-in-cheek joke, although I was serious about leaving Led Zeppelin in 1973 unless things changed. But Peter did sort things out pretty quickly. What kind of choirmaster would I have made? A bloody good one! Listen, any way that they’ll pay you for making music is just the best situation in the world. I’d do it for nothing. I don’t care what music it is. I just love it all. The rubbing of notes together. I love it all. I would be very passionate about whatever I decided to do.
What was the worst session you ever did as a jobbing session player? (Adam Burns, Castleford, West Yorkshire)
I generally have fun memories of that time. I’d criss-cross London playing two or three sessions a day, going between Trident and Olympic and Abbey Road and Philips in Marble Arch, you know. You’d be backing Shirley Bassey, Cat Stevens, Lulu, whoever was paying you. The worst experience was a Muzak session. With Muzak sessions, the music was deliberately boring. I distinctly remember one session where I embellished the bass part a little bit, just so that it wasn’t so boring for me to play. They said, “No, you can’t do that. Any interest in the music will distract people’s attention from when they’re meant to be eating.” Or standing in a fucking lift. For fuck’s sake! So I was like, “OK, thanks, bye!”
#john paul jones#jonesy#led zeppelin#robert plant#planty#jimmy page#pagey#john bonham#bonzo#60s#70s#70s rock#70s music#rock music#ourshadowstallerthanoursoul
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Patsy Cline - Crazy (Stereo) (1961) Willie Nelson from: "Showcase" (Stereo LP) "Crazy" / "Who Can I Count On?" (Single)
Country | Ballad | The Nashville Sound
JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)
Personnel: Patsy Cline: Lead Vocals
Studio Musicians: Nashville's A-Team: Floyd Cramer: Piano Owen Bradley: Organ Walter Haynes: Steel Guitar Randy Hughes: Acoustic Guitar Grady Martin: Electric Guitar Harold Bradley: 6-String Electric Bass Bob Moore: Acoustic Bass Buddy Harman: Drums
The Jordanaires: Backing Vocals
Produced by Owen Bradley
Recorded: @ The Bradley Film and Recording Studio in Nashville, Tennessee USA on August 21, 1961
Released: on October 16, 1961 Decca Records
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top 5 antebellum politicians, not including presidents
For the sake of not making this response boring, Im going to personally remove all three of the triumvirs from the running. All three of them are now in Spot 0. Benton and Hayne can be there too.
Which leaves five spots for...
John Randolph of Roanoke literally the MOST fascinating guy. Hes wilder than a herd of horses hoarse on meth. literally created a slur. he brought dogs into congress and stripped in the house of reps and got into verbal and physical fights. he dueled everyone to the point where his contemporaries commented that he should be in a straightjacket. he asked the cousin of the person he was dueling with to be his second in the same duel. he was a dramatic bitch who ordered a european badge of honor to be made for him in honor of that duel. he bemoaned that no one would care about him when he died. when he was near death he painstakingly made his way to the us congress gallery to hear henry clays beautiful voice one last time. whenever the wife of a congressmen he was insulting was in the gallery he doubled down on his insults. when he died he freed the people he enslaved but he did a piss poor job so everything just fell apart. he has tuberculosis but it was contained solely to his dick and so he suffered an inferiority complex and an inability to progress past puberty because of it. and also maybe he had klinefelter syndrome bc of a imbalance either ways, my name on discord is john randolph hrt not because i GENUINELY think he would support hrt, but because the fact that there is a CHANCE he would is still higher than the rest of his colleagues.
Henry Wise also the most insane guy of the time period. like jror, got into fights, but this was way more about slavery. he picked fights with jqa all throughout the gag war. surprisingly woke on several topics including thanksgiving and the rights of native americans. he says some of the funniest things ever sometimes. he thinks abolitionist is a slur. he became a general in the confederate army but got kicked out for being a bitch. somehow flip flopped between every. single. political. party. of his era. including almost becoming a republican near the end of his life. his irreverence for law and order is astounding. he bullied john tyler and literally everyone in congress. the fact that he was drinking buddies with franklin pierce and got him elected but also got pierces friend killed in the cilley graves duel is insane. the fact that in order to try and get henry clay the presidential nomination he literally bent his knee at hugh lawson white and did the equivalent of the uwu face is insane. the fact he more or less murdered john brown is insane. the fact that ralph waldo emerson said that if brown and wise were in a different life, they could have been friends is even more insane. like damn ralph waldo emerson now is NOT the time to be shipping abolitionist john brown and the slavery supporting secessionist governor of virginia who murdered him together. also not going to lie the fact that he never sought a pardon after his involvement in the confederacy is actually a breath of fresh air for this time period. go girl acknowledge that you are undeserving of a pardon or forgiveness for your crimes. i honestly cant do this guy justice without just telling you gto look at my #the field of blood tag. this guy. also i will not lie i did not actually understand his violent tendancies (which to his credit he wasnt like a maniac or anything ) until i saw his photograph. and uh yeah. shaking hands meme between jror and henry wise and the connecting factor is looking feminine and having a serious complex because of it.
Hugh Lawson White his hair. the way hes the only antebellum politician whos wikipedia page actually says what his personality and style was like. fascinating.
Charles Sumner hes such a loser. he deserved so much better. once he fell of a train. he was called his great impotency. he got caned one time and thats all everyone ever remembers about him. his main biographer did him SO DIRTY. he might be ace he might be gay. the hermaphrodite by julia ward howe is probably about the love triangle between julia him and samuel howe, julias husband. he has incredibly modern beliefs about things! hes funny and he has a three way benign rivalry betwen himself seward and douglas. he waxed poetic about daniel websters head and then felt betrayed by him. he once stroked his own head glumly. his eyebags. he got hit with a brick once. his handsomeness is the work of legends. hes awkward and gentlemanly and depressing and optimistic and so many many things its beautiful and he was beautiful and i love him so much! i love his friendship with mary todd lincoln and the way he was basically looming in abraham lincolns window every other night throughout the civil war.
William Plumer Jr. LITERALLY my guy!! his anecdotes are all so fascinating. the time he had a very dramatic meeting with daniel webster about Fate and Destiny. his involvement with preserving american history from the very beginning. just lovely and wonderful and i basically yassify him whenever i imagine him in my head. just wonderful. and these are basically all of them i think, though i like a lot of congressmen of this era.
Bonus, have a drawing of henry wise, a calhouny hugh lawson white for some reason, and fem plumer!
#biddle was never a politician so he isnt here#bbf would be here but he was never a politician lmao#god there are just so many good Background Congressmen TM in this era#need an slice of life with the antebellum us congress#john dawson. joshua giddings. the washburnes#teh triumvirs too but they dont need that muchscreen time#just so much...#fanart#my art#henry wise#john randolph#hugh white#charles sumner#william plumer#william plumer jr#misc#the congressional incubator#asks#thanks for asking!!
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It’s part of my total approach to fitness.
(Nexus Volume 2 #76)
#nexus#horatio hellpop#sundra Peale#workout#fitness#sweaty#the future#space opera#dat rack#mike baron#Hugh Haynes#first comics#dark horse comics#comics#90s comics
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"Coffy" (1973) is an action film written and directed by Jack Hill and stars Pam Grier in her breakout movie, which helped pioneer her career through the blaxploitation genre. The film was a success at the box office, grossing $4 million on a $500k budget. Black women in leading action roles became a popular trend in the 70s. For example, films such as "Cleopatra Jones," "T.N.T Jackson," and "Sugar Hill" were films with strong female leads. It was a far cry from previous roles where Black women primarily earned parts as servants or homemakers in prior decades. Roy Ayers produced the soundtrack to "Coffy," a mixture of jazz and funk. It reached #31 on Billboard Jazz LPs.
Director: Jack Hill Writers: Jack Hill, Pam Grier (uncredited)
Starring Pam Grier, Booker Bradshaw, Robert DoQui, William Elliott, Allan Arbus, Sid Haig, Barry Cahill, Lee de Broux, Ruben Moreno, Lisa Farringer, Carol Locatell, Linda Haynes, John Perak, Mwako Cumbuka, Morris Buchanan, Peaches Jones, Jan-Minika Hughes, Leslie McRay, Ray Young, Bob Minor
Storyline As a nurse, Coffy (Pam Grier) has seen the ill effects of drugs up close, but it isn't until her little sister becomes addicted to heroin that she finally decides to wage a one-woman battle. Disguised as a prostitute, Coffy goes on a killing rampage, at first going after street dealers and pimps such as sleazy King George (Robert DoQui), then gradually working her way up to bigger honchos. She's shocked, however, when she discovers that her politician boyfriend (Booker Bradshaw) is involved.
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New James Wilby TV project 1
FIRST LOOK: The Marlow Murder Club welcomes star-studded line-up of guest stars for second series on U and U&DRAMA
Nina Sosanya, Samantha Womack, Hugh Quarshie, Patrick Robinson and many more join the cast for series two of The Marlow Murder Club in first look images.
Further cast are now confirmed for series two of The Marlow Murder Club (6x60’) for U and U&DRAMA. The series is a co-commission with co-producer and US broadcaster MASTERPIECE and produced by Monumental Television in association with ITV Studios.
Written by Robert Thorogood, Lucia Haynes and Julia Gilbert, the six-part series features three murder mysteries spanning across two-episode instalments. Alongside leads Samantha Bond (Judith Potts), Jo Martin (Suzie Harris), Cara Horgan (Becks Starling) and Natalie Dew (DCI Tanika Malik), guest stars include Tom Stourton (Stath Lets Flats, A Small Light), Caroline Langrishe (Lovejoy, Agatha Raisin) and James Wilby (The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Poldark) as Tristram Bailey, Lady Bailey and Sir Peter Bailey in episodes one and two.
No images of James yet but it looks good!! :)
#jameswilby#james wilby actor#maurice#poldark#maurice 1987#The Marlow murder club#immaculateconception
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Celebrity Deaths 2023 (Continue)
JULY
Vincenzo D'Amico - July 1 (Soccer Player)
Meg Johnson - July 1 (Soap Opera Actress)
Jo Lindner - July 1 (Bodybuilder / Instagram Star)
Robert Lieberman - July 1 (Director)
Frank Field - July 1 (Meteorologist)
Jeno Jando - July 4 (Pianist)
George Tickner - July 5 (Rock Singer)
CoCo Lee - July 5 (Pop Singer)
Stephen M. Silverman - July 6 (Editor)
Jeffrey Carlson - July 6 (Stage Actor)
Peter Nero - July 6 (Pianist)
Joseph Chebet - July 7 (Runner)
Nikki McCray - July 7 (Basketball Player)
Ozkan Ugur - July 8 (Pop Singer)
Manny Coto - July 9 (Screenwriter)
Andrea Evans - July 9 (Movie Actress)
Mikala Jones - July 9 (Surfer)
Luis Suarez Miramontes - July 9 (Soccer Player)
Tommy Moller Nielsen - July 10 (Soccer Player)
C.R. Roberts - July 11 (Football Player)
Milan Kundera - July 11 (Novelist)
Nick Koster - July 12 (Rugby Player)
Ryucheru - July 12 (Model)
Andre Watts - July 12 (Pianist)
Heide Simonis - July 12 (Politician)
Danielle Ballard - July 13 (Basketball Player)
Josephine Chaplin - July 13 (Movie Actress)
Carlin Glynn - July 13 (TV Actress)
Edward Hume - July 13 (Screenwriter)
Gustavo Badell - July 13 (Bodybuilder)
Nick Benedict - July 14 (Movie Actor)
Haley Odlozil - July 14 (Activist)
Annabelle Ham - July 15 (YouTube Star)
Cody Ince - July 15 (Football Player)
Justyn Vicky - July 15 (Fitness Influencer)
Elise Finch - July 16 (Reporter)
Jane Birkin - July 16 (Movie Actress)
Harry Frankfurt - July 16 (Philosopher)
Luigi Bettazzi - July 16 (Religious Leader)
Linda Haynes - July 17 (Movie Actress)
Miller Farr - July 18 (Football Player)
Oommen Chandy - July 18 (Politician)
Shintaro Yokota - July 18 (Baseball Player)
Dedric Willoughby - July 19 (Basketball Player)
Olivia Knighton - July 19 (Family Member) *Brad Knighton's Daughter*
Bill Geddie - July 20 (TV Producer)
Tony Bennett - July 21 (Pop Singer)
Ron Sexton - July 21 (Comedian)
Zhanna Samsonova - July 21 (Vegan Influencer)
Vince Hill - July 22 (Pop Singer)
Pamela Blair - July 23 (Movie Actress)
Hugh Carter Jr. - July 23 (Businessman)
Inga Swenson - July 23 (TV Actress)
Trevor Francis - July 24 (Soccer Player)
Tony John Priscott - July 24 (Soccer Player)
George Alagiah - July 24 (TV Show Host)
Leny Andrade - July 24 (Jazz Singer)
Bo Goldman - July 25 (Screenwriter)
Jani Allan - July 25 (Journalist)
Sinead O'Connor - July 26 (Rock Singer)
Randy Meisner - July 26 (Rock Singer)
Alan Hugh Schoen - July 26 (Physicist)
Martin Walser - July 28 (Novelist)
Marc Gilpin - July 29 (Movie Actor)
**Paul Reubens - July 30 (TV Actor)
Betty Ann Bruno - July 30 (Journalist)
Angus Cloud - July 31 (TV Actor)
Jess Search - July 31 (Filmmaking)
Joseph Gardiner - July 31 (Rugby Player)
Carol Duvall - July 31 (TV Show Host)
Surat Huseynov - July 31 (Politician)
AUGUST
David Le Batard - Aug. 1 (Multimedia Artist)
Sheila Oliver - Aug. 1 (Politician)
Clifton Oliver - Aug. 2 (Stage Actor)
JM Canlas - Aug. 3 (TV Actor)
Carl Davis - Aug. 3 (Composer)
Mark Margolis - Aug. 3 (TV Actor)
John Gosling - Aug. 4 (Keyboard Player)
Joan Kors - Aug. 5 (Family Member) *Michael Kor's Mother*
Gillies Gilbert - Aug. 5 (Hockey Player)
Bryan Randall - Aug. 5 (Photographer)
Jim Price - Aug. 7 (Baseball Catcher)
Casper - Aug. 7 (DJ)
William Friedkin - Aug. 7 (Director)
Aracy Balabanina - Aug. 7 (Soap Opera Actress)
Sixto Rodriguez - Aug. 8 (Folk Singer)
Johnny Hardwick - Aug. 8 (Voice Actor)
Shelley Smith - Aug. 8 (TV Actress)
Sean Dawkins - Aug. 9 (Football Player)
Robbie Robertson - Aug. 9 (Rock Singer)
Hugh Segal - Aug. 9 (Author)
George Kolasa - Aug. 9 (Luxury Fashion Executive)
Brice Marden - Aug. 9 (Painter)
Doreen Mantle - Aug. 9 (TV Actress)
Caleb White - Aug. 10 (Basketball Player)
Carl DeSantis - Aug. 10 (Entrepreneur)
Paige Gaal - Aug. 10 (TikTok Star)
Adonis Beck - Aug. 10 (TikTok Star)
Adrian Estrada - Aug. 10 (YouTube Star)
Shoji Tabuchi - Aug. 11 (Violinist)
Tom Jones - Aug. 11 (Pop Signer)
Darren Kent - Aug. 11 (TV Actor)
Kathryn Hoedt - Aug. 12 (Producer)
Robert Rorke - Aug. 12 (Editor)
Helen Smart - Aug. 12 (Swimmer)
Alex Collins - Aug. 13 (Football Player)
Magoo - Aug. 13 (Rapper)
Randy Minniear - Aug. 13 (Football Player)
Clarence Avant - Aug. 13 (Business Executive)
Zyquan Mitchell - Aug. 13 (TikTok Star)
Rodion Amirov - Aug. 14 (Hockey Player)
Bobby Baun - Aug. 14 (Hockey Player)
Lea Garcia - Aug. 15 (Movie Actress)
Jerry Moss - Aug. 16 (Trumpet Player)
Renata Scotto - Aug. 16 (Opera Singer)
Michael Parkinson - Aug. 16 (Radio Host)
Clancy Brown - Aug. 16 (Movie Actor)
Haruki Noguchi - Aug. 16 (Road Racer)
Kris Nova - Aug. 16 (Writer)
Rick Jeanneret - Aug. 17 (Radio Host)
Brady Larson - Aug. 17 (Race Car Driver)
Rose Gregorio - Aug. 17 (TV Actress)
Nathaniel Horn - Aug. 18 (Family Member) *Robin Kelly's Husband*
Ray Hilderbrand - Aug. 18 (Pop Singer)
Ashlea Albertson - Aug. 18 (Race Car Driver)
Nancy Frangione - Aug. 18 (Soap Opera Actress)
James L. Buckley - Aug. 18 (Politician)
Sarah Lawson - Aug. 18 (Movie Actress)
Ron Cephas Jones - Aug. 19 (TV Actor)
John Warnock - Aug. 19 (Entrepreneur)
Maxie Baughan - Aug. 19 (Football Player)
Jori Jones - Aug. 20 (Hockey Player)
David Jacobs - Aug. 20 (Screenwriter)
Reggie Chaney - Aug. 21 (Basketball Player)
Elizabeth Hoffman -Aug. 21 (TV Actress)
Joe Muchlinski aka VonViddy - Aug. 21 (TikTok Star)
Alejandra Villafane - Aug. 21 (Pageant Contestant)
Rene Weller - Aug. 22 (Boxer)
Nathen Louis Jackson - Aug. 22 (Producer)
Toto Cutugno - Aug. 22 (Pop Singer)
Terry Funk - Aug. 23 (Wrestler)
Steve Sidwell - Aug. 23 (Football Coach)
Hersha Parady - Aug. 23 (TV Actress)
Bob Feldman - Aug. 23 (Songwriter)
Katera Couch - Aug. 23 (Instagram Star)
Yevgeny Prigozhin - Aug. 23 (Criminal)
Bray Wyatt - Aug. 24 (Wrestler)
Arleen Sorkin - Aug. 24 (TV Actress)
Bernie Marsden - Aug. 24 (Guitarist)
*Bob Barker - Aug. 26 (Game Show Host)
John Kezdy - Aug. 26 (Punk Singer)
Faye Fantarrow - Aug. 26 (Songwriter)
MC Marcinho - Aug. 26 (Funk Singer)
Joe The Plumber - Aug. 27 (Activist)
Pat Corrales - Aug. 27 (Coach)
Jonathan Sheppard - Aug. 27 (Trainer)
Ray Jacobs aka August 08 - Aug. 28 (Songwriter)
Len Chandler - Aug. 28 (Folk Singer)
Tina Howe - Aug. 28 (Playwright)
Mike Enriquez - Aug. 29 (TV Show Host)
Jamie Crick - Aug. 29 (Radio Broadcaster)
Don Browne - Aug. 29 (Media Executive)
Jamie Christopher - Aug. 29 (Assistant Director)
Robert Klane - Aug. 29 (Screenwriter)
Jack Sonni - Aug. 30 (Guitarist)
Mohamed Al-Fayed - Aug. 30 (Entrepreneur)
TYBZI - Aug. 30 (YouTube Star)
Steve Crump - Aug. 31 (Journalist)
Gayle Hunnicutt - Aug. 31 (TV Actress)
Sarah Young - Aug. 31 (Author)
Silvina Luna - Aug. 31 (Model)
SEPTEMBER
Jimmy Buffett - Sept. 1 (Country Singer)
Bill Richardson - Sept. 1 (Politician)
Dr. Maz Gomez - Sept. 2 (Journalist)
Marcia De Rousse - Sept. 2 (Movie Actress)
Shannon Wilcox - Sept. 2 (Movie Actress)
Lefty SM - Sept. 2 (Rapper)
Ruschell Boone - Sept. 3 (Reporter)
Gary Wright - Sept. 4 (Rock Singer)
**Steve Harwell - Sept. 4 (Rock Singer)
Eddie Meador - Sept. 4 (Football Player)
Edith Grossman - Sept. 4 (Translator)
Violeta Mitul - Sept. 4 (Soccer Player)
Charles Mallet - Sept. 4 (TikTok Star)
Bruce Guthro - Sept. 5 (Songwriter)
Joe Fagin - Sept. 5 (Singer / Songwriter)
Maria Teresa Campos - Sept. 5 (Journalist)
Adnan Al-Kaissie - Sept. 6 (Wrestler)
Jim Tom Hedrick - Sept. 6 (Reality Star)
Richard Davis - Sept. 6 (Bassist)
Whitey Von Nieda - Sept. 6 (Basketball Player)
Larry Chance - Sept. 6 (Musician)
Ellie The Pug - Sept. 6 (Dog)
Raymond Ackerman - Sept. 6 (Business Executive)
Giles Broadbent - Sept. 7 (Violinist)
Geechy Guy - Sept. 7 (Comedian)
Jake Bloom - Sept. 7 (Lawyer)
Akira Nishimura - Sept. 7 (Composer)
Lisa Lyon - Sept. 8 (Bodybuilder)
Mike Yarwood - Sept. 8 (Impressionist)
Brett Sawyer - Sept. 8 (Wrestler)
Felicia Taylor - Sept. 8 (Journalist)
Mangosuthu Buthelezi - Sept. 9 (Politician)
Charlie Robison - Sept. 10 (Country Singer)
Nico Ladenis - Sept. 10 (Chef)
Robert S. Bennett - Sept. 10 (Attorney)
Nichole Coats - Sept. 10 (Model)
Ian Wilmut - Sept. 10 (Physicist)
Brendan Croker - Sept. 10 (Guitarist)
Howard Safir - Sept. 11 (NYC Police Commissioner)
Neil Currey - Sept. 11 (Bodybuilder)
Mike Williams - Sept. 12 (Football Player)
Jean Boht - Sept. 12 (TV Actress)
Brandon Hunter - Sept. 12 (Basketball Player)
MohBad - Sept. 12 (Rapper)
Zeus The Great Dane - Sept. 12 (Dog)
Maleesa Mooney - Sept. 12 (Model)
Maddy Anholt - Sept. 13 (Comedian)
Roger Whittaker - Sept. 13 (Pop Singer)
Lauch Faircloth - Sept. 14 (Politician)
Michael McGrath - Sept. 14 (Stage Actor)
Pat Nebo - Sept. 14 (Production Designer)
Tiago Eugenio - Sept. 14 (YouTube Star)
Dr. Harry Mallios - Sept. 14 (Football Player)
Michael Leva - Sept. 14 (Fashion Designer)
Tracy Cole - Sept. 15 (Family Member) *Nat King Cole's Great-Nephew*
Billy Miller - Sept. 15 (Soap Opera Actor)
Paul Woseen - Sept. 15 (Bassist)
Fernando Botero - Sept. 15 (Painter)
Horace Ove - Sept. 16 (Filmmaker)
Francois Dionot - Sept. 16 (Chef)
Irish Grinstead - Sept. 16 (R&B Singer)
Gita Mahta - Sept. 16 (Author)
Echo Brown - Sept. 16 (Author)
Victor Fuchs - Sept. 16 (Health Economist)
Sherry Pollex - Sept. 17 (NASCAR Figure)
Taylor Erin Maw - Sept. 17 (Missionary)
Adriana Thyssen - Sept. 17 (Blogger)
Nicky Newman - Sept. 17 (Instagram Star)
Brereton Jones - Sept. 18 (Politician)
Trisha Stratford - Sept. 18 (Doctor)
Filippo Mometto - Sept. 18 (Motorcycle Racer)
Henry Boucha - Sept. 18 (Hockey Player)
Buddy Teevens - Sept. 19 (Coach)
Kent Stax - Sept. 20 (Drummer)
Phil Sellers - Sept. 20 (Basketball Player)
Maddy Cusack - Sept. 20 (Soccer Player)
Katherine Anderson - Sept. 20 (Soul Singer)
Maw Maw Smith - Sept. 20 (Family Member) *Brittney Smith's Grandmother*
Walewska Oliveira - Sept. 21 (Volleyball Player)
Robert W. Smith - Sept. 21 (Composer)
Giorgio Napolitano - Sept. 22 (World Leader)
Robb Gaffney - Sept. 22 (Freeskiing Pioneer)
Nic Kerdiles - Sept. 23 (Hockey Player)
Terry Kirkman - Sept. 23 (Songwriter)
Nashawn Breedlove - Sept. 24 (Movie Actor)
Barry Olivier - Sept. 24 (Guitarist)
Reiky De Valk - Sept. 24 (TV Actor)
David McCallum - Sept. 25 (TV Actor)
Matteo Messina Denaro - Sept. 25 (Criminal)
Zoleka Mandela - Sept. 25 (Activist)
Burkey Belser - Sept. 25 (Graphic Designer)
Brooks Robinson - Sept. 26 (Baseball Player)
Maurice Leitch - Sept. 26 (Novelist)
**Michael Gambon - Sept. 27 (Movie Actor) *Wands Up For Albus Dumbledore*
Aziz Pahad - Sept. 27 (Politician)
Adouli - Sept. 27 (Rapper)
Viliami Moala - Sept. 28 (Football Player)
Dianne Feinstein - Sept. 29 (Politician)
Nick Wilkinson - Sept. 29 (Casting Director)
John Gordon - Sept. 30 (Artist)
Russell Batiste Jr. - Sept. 30 (Drummer)
OCTOBER
Jim Caple - Oct. 1 (Writer)
Russ Francis - Oct. 1 (Football Player)
Tim Wakefield - Oct. 1 (Baseball Player)
Ron Haffkine - Oct. 1 (Producer)
Eve Bunting - Oct. 1 (Young Adult Author)
Francis Lee - Oct. 2 (Soccer Player)
Jeff Alessi - Oct. 2 (Supercross Racer)
Lorenzo Delle - Oct. 2 (TikTok Star)
Joe Christopher - Oct. 3 (Baseball Player)
Jacqueline Dark - Oct. 3 (Opera Singer)
Thomas Gambino - Oct. 3 (Mobster)
Bob Wagner - Oct. 4 (Football Coach)
Shawn Trpcic - Oct. 4 (Costume Designer)
Wayne Comer - Oct. 4 (Baseball Player)
Lady Cathy Ferguson - Oct. 5 (Family Member) *Sir Alex Ferguson's Wife*
Dick Butkus - Oct. 5 (Football Player)
Asad Chowdhury - Oct. 5 (Poet)
Keith Jefferson - Oct. 6 (Movie Actor)
Jim Poole - Oct. 6 (Baseball Player)
Michael Chiarello - Oct. 6 (Chef)
President Davo - Oct. 6 (Rapper)
Terence Davies - Oct. 7 (Director)
Alan Eisenberg - Oct. 7 (Executive Director)
Ted Schwinden - Oct. 7 (Politician)
Burt Young - Oct. 8 (Movie Actor)
Buck Trent - Oct. 9 (Country Singer)
David Benedictus - Oct. 9 (Writer / Theatre Director)
Kevin Phillips - Oct. 9 (Writer)
Chuck Feeney - Oct. 9 (Businessman / Philanthropist)
Gail O'Neill - Oct. 10 (Model)
Mark Goddard - Oct. 10 (TV Actor)
Ken Lally - Oct. 10 (Movie Actor)
Shirley Jo Finney - Oct. 10 (Theater Director)
Terry Dischinger - Oct. 10 (Basketball Player)
Brendan Malone - Oct. 10 (Basketball Coach)
Cal Wilson - Oct. 11 (Comedian)
Phyllis Coates - Oct. 11 (Movie Actress)
Rudolph Isley - Oct. 11 (Singer / Songwriter)
Tof Henry - Oct. 11 (Skier)
Walt Garrison - Oct. 11 (Football Player)
Ronnie Caldwell - Oct. 12 (Football Player)
Lara Parker - Oct. 12 (TV Actress)
Louise Gluck - Oct. 13 (Poet)
Garry Mapanzure - Oct. 13 (World Music Singer)
Arturas Rudy - Oct. 14 (Rugby Player)
Piper Laurie - Oct. 14 (TV Actress)
Stephen Emery - Oct. 14 (Producer)
Dariush Mahrjui - Oct. 14 (Director)
**Suzanne Somers - Oct. 15 (TV Actress)
Joanna Merlin - Oct. 15 (Stage Actress)
Toon Greebe - Oct. 16 (Professional Darts Player)
Steven Weisberg - Oct. 16 (Film Editor)
Martti Ahtisaari - Oct. 16 (Politician)
Carla Bley - Oct. 17 (Composer)
Edward Bleier - Oct. 17 (TV Executive)
Tabby Brown - Oct. 17 (Model)
Dwight Twilley - Oct. 18 (Rock Singer)
Mark Howard James aka The 45 King - Oct. 19 (DJ)
Anfisa Reztsova - Oct. 19 (Olympic)
Atsushi Sakurai - Oct. 19 (Rock Singer)
Haydu Gwynne - Oct. 20 (Stage Actress)
Pete Ladd - Oct. 20 (Baseball Player)
Elaine Devry - Oct. 20 (Movie Actress)
Leslie Dayman - Oct. 20 (Movie Actor)
Bobby Charlton - Oct. 21 (Soccer Player)
Dusty Street - Oct. 21 (Pioneering DJ)
Paul Costict - Oct. 21 (Rapper)
Rob Gardner (Oct. 21 (Baseball Player)
Joan Evans - Oct. 21 (Movie Actress)
Billy Hayden - Oct. 21 (Politician)
Dave Courtney - Oct. 22 (Non-Fiction Auther)
Tasha Butts - Oct. 22 (Basketball Player)
Vincent Asaro - Oct. 22 (Criminal)
Bishan Singh Bedi - Oct. 23 (Cricketer)
Domenico Spano - Oct. 23 (Custom Tailor / Style Setter)
Bill Kenwright - Oct. 23 (Film Producer)
Arnold Diaz - Oct. 24 (Journalist)
Steve Riley - Oct. 24 (Drummer)
Richard Roundtree - Oct. 24 (Movie Actor)
Ricardo Iorio - Oct. 24 (Metal Singer)
Bertie Bowman - Oct. 25 (Author)
Lyn McLain - Oct. 25 (Orchestra Leader)
Robert Irwin - Oct. 25 (Conceptual Artist)
*Richard Moll - Oct. 26 (TV Actor)
David Mitchell - Oct. 26 (Comedian)
Mark Shelmerdine - Oct. 26 (Producer)
Anne Heywood - Oct. 27 (Movie Actress)
**Matthew Perry - Oct. 28 (TV Actor)
Adam Johnson - Oct. 28 (Hockey Player)
Joey Paras - Oct. 29 (Filmmaker)
Charlie Aitken - Oct. 29 (Soccer Player)
Tony Rohr - Oct. 29 (Movie Actor)
Aaron Spears - Oct. 30 (Drummer)
Frank Howard - Oct. 30 (Baseball Player)
Ken Mattingly - Oct. 31 (Astronaut)
Tyler Christopher - Oct. 31 (Soap Opera Actor)
NOVEMBER
Bobby Knight - Nov. 1 (Basketball Coach)
Ady Barkan - Nov. 1 (Lawyer)
Peter White - Nov. 1 (Movie Actor)
Peter Tarnoff - Nov. 1 (Politician)
Debbe Pemberton - Nov. 1 (Family Member) *Zoe LaVerne's Mother*
Walter Davis - Nov. 2 (Basketball Player)
Dick Drago - Nov. 2 (Baseball Player)
Henri Lopes - Nov. 2 (Politician)
David Berglas - Nov. 3 (Magician)
Oleg Protopopov - Nov. 3 (Figure Skating)
Elizangela Do Amaral Vergueiro - Nov. 3 (TV Actress)
Marina Cicogna - Nov. 4 (Film Producer)
Rob Thomson - Nov. 4 (Wrestler)
Gary Winnick - Nov. 4 (Businessman)
Karen Davis - Nov. 4 (Advocate)
Pat E. Johnson - Nov. 5 (Martial Artist)
Evan Ellingson - Nov. 5 (TV Actor)
Cody Dorman - Nov. 5 (Namesake Of Breeders)
Ross McDonnell - Nov. 5 (Cinematographer)
Chris Tapp - Nov. 5 (TV Personality)
Logan Steinwede - Nov. 5 (Instagram Star)
Frank Dorman - Nov. 7 (Astronaut)
Luana Andrade - Nov. 7 (Reality TV / Model / Influencer)
Jenny Appleford - Nov. 7 (YouTube Star)
Dale Reid - Nov. 8 (Golfer)
Matt Ulrich - Nov. 8 (Football Player)
Nahee - Nov. 8 (Pop Singer)
Doug Ibold - Nov. 8 (Film Editor)
Patrycja Widera - Nov. 8 (Instagram Star)
Brandi Mallory - Nov. 9 (Reality Star)
John Bailey - Nov. 10 (Cinematographer)
Mike Fanelli - Nov. 10 (Runner)
Johnny Ruffo - Nov. 10 (Pop Singer)
Spiros Focas - Nov. 10 (Movie Actor)
Lorraine Day - Nov. 10 (Non-Fiction Author)
Kyle LeDuc - Nov. 11 (Motorsports Racing Driver)
Conny Van Dyke - Nov. 11 (Motown Singer)
DJ Hayden - Nov. 11 (Football Player)
Anna Scher - Nov. 12 (Drama Teacher)
Kevin Turen - Nov. 12 (Producer)
M. Russell Ballard - Nov. 12 (Religious Leader)
Maryanne Trump - Nov. 13 (Family Member) *Donald Trump's Sister*
Devon Wylie - Nov. 13 (Football Player)
Michael Bishop - Nov. 13 (Novelist)
Peter Seidler - Nov. 14 (Businessman)
Lord Cotter - Nov. 14 (Politician)
Thelda Williams - Nov. 14 (Mayor Of Phoenix)
Bosley Faze Rug - Nov. 14 (Dog)
Oladips - Nov. 14 (Rapper)
Terry Taylor - Nov. 14 (AP Sports Editor)
Shari Smiley - Nov. 14 (CAA Agent & Manager)
Betty Rollin - Nov. 14 (Journalist)
Subrata Roy - Nov. 14 (Entrepreneur)
Alexio - Nov. 14 (Rapper)
Chigova - Nov. 15 (Soccer Player)
Dex Carvey - Nov. 15 (Family Member) *Dana Carvey's Son*
Ken Squier - Nov. 15 (Sportscaster)
Daisaku Ikeda - Nov. 15 (Religious Leader)
George Brown - Nov. 16 (Drummer)
A.S. Byatt - Nov. 16 (Author)
Rita Hollingsworth - Nov. 16 (Entertainment Publicist)
Johnny Green - Nov. 16 (Basketball Player)
Abe Stoklasa - Nov. 17 (Songwriter)
Suzanne Shepherd - Nov. 17 (TV Actress)
Mark Eisen - Nov. 17 (Fashion Designer)
David Del Tredici - Nov. 18 (Composer)
James Davern - Nov. 18 (Director)
Joss Ackland - Nov. 19 (Movie Actor)
Peter Spellos - Nov. 19 (Voice Actor)
Carlton Pearson - Nov. 19 (Minister)
Sara Tavares - Nov. 19 (Composer)
Roslynn Cobarrubias - Nov. 19 (Entrepreneur)
Herbert Gold - Nov. 19 (Novelist)
Vincentius Sensi Potokota - Nov. 19 (Religious Leader)
Rosalynn Carter - Nov. 19 (First Lady)
Mars Williams - Nov. 20 (Saxophonist)
Willie Hernandez - Nov. 20 (Baseball Player)
Annabel Giles - Nov. 20 (Model)
Reed Ryan - Nov. 21 (Football Player)
Chad Allan - Nov. 21 (Musician)
James Philip - Nov. 21 (Politician)
Raul Cande - Nov. 21 (Rapper)
Phil Quartararo - Nov. 22 (Music Industry Executive)
Tom Larson - Nov. 22 (Sportscaster)
Jean Knight - Nov. 22 (R&B Singer)
Eddie Merrins - Nov. 22 (Golfer)
Steve Pool - Nov. 22 (TV Show Host)
Harald Hasselbach - Nov. 23 (Football Player)
Andreas Ullmann - Nov. 23 (Wrestler)
Ron Hodges - Nov. 24 (Baseball Player)
Elliot Silverstein - Nov. 24 (Director)
Marc Thorpe - Nov. 24 (Visual Effects Artist)
Marty Krofft - Nov. 25 (TV Producer)
Sumitomo Mitsui - Nov. 25 (CEO)
Larry Fink - Nov. 25 (Photographer)
Terry Venables - Nov. 25 (Soccer Player)
Pablo Guzman - Nov. 26 (Reporter)
Kevin 'Geordie' Walker - Nov. 26 (Guitarist)
Tim Dorsey - Nov. 26 (Novelist)
Norris McDonald - Nov. 26 (Journalist)
Luigi Caiola - Nov. 26 (Broadway Producer)
William Anastasi - Nov. 27 (Painter)
Frances Sternhagen - Nov. 27 (Stage Actress)
John Nichols - Nov. 27 (Novelist)
Charlie Munger - Nov. 28 (Entrepreneur)
Jack Axelrod - Nov. 28 (TV Actor)
Queenzy Cheng - Nov. 28 (Pop Singer)
Dean Sullivan - Nov. 29 (Soap Opera Actor)
Henry Kissinger - Nov. 29 (Politician)
Scott Kempner - Nov. 29 (Guitarist)
Charles Gilchrist Adams - Nov. 29 (Pastor)
Bronka Sundstrom - Nov. 29 (Mountaineer)
Elliott Erwitt - Nov. 29 (Photographer)
Victoria Maria Aragues Gadea - Nov. 29 (Dancer)
Shane MacGowan - Nov. 30 (Pop Singer)
Alistair Darling - Nov. 30 (Politician)
John Byrne - Nov. 30 (Playwright)
Edwin Yoder - Nov. 30 (Journalist)
Buddy Duress - Nov. ?? (Movie Actor)
DECEMBER
Sandra Day O'Connor - Dec. 1 (Supreme Court Justice)
Charles Officer - Dec. 1 (Director)
Daniel Langlois - Dec. 1 (Entrepreneur)
Jada Brown - Dec. 1 (Football Coach)
Brigit Forstyth - Dec. 1 (TV Actress)
Kiki Fatmala - Dec. 1 (TV Actress)
Wolfgang Hollegha - Dec. 2 (Painter)
Travis Snyder - Dec. 3 (Founder Of The Color Run)
Myles Goodwyn - Dec. 3 (Guitarist)
Glenys Kinnock - Dec. 3 (Politician)
Andrea Fay Friedman - Dec. 3 (TV Actress)
Jim Easton - Dec. 4 (Archery)
Enriqueta Margarita Lavat Bayona - Dec. 4 (TV Actress)
Denny Laine - Dec. 5 (Rock Singer)
Prince Constantin Ferdinand Maria - Dec. 5 (Prince)
Robert Pardo - Dec. 5 (Us Air Force)
Mark Pearson Butterbrodt - Dec. 5 (Doctor)
Norman Lear - Dec. 5 (TV Producer)
Lional Dahmer - Dec. 5 (Family Member) *Jeffrey Dahmer's Father*
Vic Davalillo - Dec. 6 (Baseball Player)
Vincent Le Goascoz - Dec. 6 (Teacher)
Marisa Pavan - Dec. 6 (Movie Actress)
Ellen Holly - Dec. 6 (Movie Actress)
Jack Hogan - Dec. 6 (Movie Actor)
Benjamin Zephaniah - Dec. 7 (Poet)
Doris Yaffe - Dec. 7 (Social Activist)
Keisha Whitaker - Dec. 7 (Film Producer)
Thomas F. Kilroy - Dec. 7 (Novelist)
Stan Rogow - Dec. 7 (TV Producer)
Joe Solomon - Dec. 8 (Cricketer)
Itziar Castro - Dec. 8 (TV Actress)
Ryan O'Neal - Dec. 8 (TV Actor)
Dave Robb - Dec. 8 (Hollywood Reporter)
Paul Webb - Dec. 8 (Basketball Coach)
Tony Tarantino - Dec. 8 (Movie Actor)
Frank Wycheck - Dec. 9 (Football Player)
Greg Scholl - Dec. 9 (Videographer / Producer)
Anna Cardwell - Dec. 9 (Reality Star)
Mike Perricone - Dec. 9 (Hockey Reporter / Science Writer)
Gao Yaojie - Dec. 10 (Activist)
Shirley Anne Field - Dec. 10 (Movie Actress)
Julian Carroll - Dec. 10 (Governor)
Jack Hanson - Dec. 10 (Weatherman / Cartoonist)
Michael Blakemore - Dec. 10 (Director)
Jeffrey Foskett - Dec. 11 (Songwriter)
Ian Gibson - Dec. 11 (Non-Fiction Author)
Andre Braugher - Dec. 11 (TV Actor)
Camden Toy - Dec. 11 (TV Actor)
Ken Kelsch - Dec. 11 (Cinematographer)
Shuji Abe - Dec. 11 (Producer)
Essra Mohawk - Dec. 11 (Singer-Songwriter)
Fusa Tatsumi - Dec. 12 (Supercentenarian) *She Was 116 Year Old*
Zahara - Dec. 12 (Pop Singer)
Craig Watkins - Dec. 12 (Lawyer)
Shirley Barber - Dec. 12 (Author)
Ricardo Drue - Dec. 12 (R&B Singer)
Clarence Sexton - Dec. 12 (Pastor)
Bill Burgess - Dec. 13 (Football Player)
Dick Nunis - Dec. 13 (Disneyland Executive)
Kenny DeForest - Dec. 13 (Comedian)
Maxine Rizik Tanous - Dec. 13 (Retailer)
J.G.A. Pocock - Dec. 13 (Historian)
Wolfgang Gluck - Dec. 13 (Film Producer)
George McGinnis - Dec. 14 (Basketball Player)
Ken MacKenzie - Dec. 14 (Baseball Player)
Cari Beauchamp - Dec. 14 (Author / Historian)
Nadine McKown - Dec. 14 (Historian)
Rudolf Hruby - Dec. 14 (Hockey Player)
Selma Archerd - Dec. 14 (Movie Actress)
Ara Martirosyan - Dec. 14 (World Music Singer)
Steve Halliwell - Dec. 15 (Soap Opera Actor)
Eddie Driscoll - Dec. 15 (TV Actor)
Colin Burgess - Dec. 15 (Drummer)
Richard Hunt - Dec. 16 (Sculptor)
Lorenzo Riva - Dec. 16 (Fashion Designer)
Jim Ladd - Dec. 16 (DJ / Radio Producer)
Kenpachiro Satsuma - Dec. 16 (Movie Actor)
Otar Losseliani - Dec. 17 (Director)
Eric Montross - Dec. 17 (Basketball Player)
James McCaffrey - Dec. 17 (Movie Actor)
Joseph Anthony "Amp" Fiddler - Dec. 17 (Keyboardist)
Norma Barzman - Dec. 17 (Movie Actress / Screenwriter)
Giovanni Anselmo - Dec. 18 (Artist)
Ed Budde - Dec. 19 (Football Player)
Don Schumacher - Dec. 20 (Motorsports)
Torben Ulrich - Dec. 20 (Tennis Player)
Terry Jill Saperstein - Dec. 20 (Talent Manager)
Carl Barzilauskas - Dec. 20 (Football Player)
Fola Francis - Dec. 20 (Designer)
Ian Pepperell - Dec. 22 (TV Actor)
Laura Lynch - Dec. 22 (Musician)
Bobbie Jean Carter - Dec. 23 (Family Member) *Nick & Aaron Carter's Sister*
Mike Nussbaum - Dec. 23 (Movie Actor / Director)
Dejumo Lewis - Dec. 23 (Movie Actor)
Lisandro Meza - Dec. 23 (Colombian Singer)
Richard Romanus - Dec. 23 (Movie Actor)
Lynn Loring - Dec. 23 (Movie Actress / Producer)
Neel Nanda - Dec. 24 (Comedian)
Cheri Barry - Dec. 24 (Mayor)
Kamar De Los Reyes - Dec. 24 (TV Actor)
Troy Dargan - Dec. 24 (Rugby Player)
Casey Kramer - Dec. 24 (Family Member) *Stanley Kramer's Daughter*
Willie Ruff - Dec. 24 (Jazz Musician)
Carl Welser - Dec. 24 (Columuist / Firefighter)
David Leland - Dec. 24 (Director)
Vasilis Karras - Dec. 24 (Folk Singer)
Alice Parker - Dec. 24 (Composer)
Richard Franklin - Dec. 25 (TV Actor)
Bill Granger - Dec. 25 (Chef)
Fred Mackerodt - Dec. 25 (Writer)
Tom Priestley - Dec. 25 (Sound Designer)
Alain Laurier - Dec. 25 (Soccer Coach)
Louis James - Dec. 26 (Football Player)
Tom Smothers - Dec. 26 (Pop Singer)
Jim Bixby - Dec. 26 (Counselor)
Bobby Rivers - Dec. 26 (TV Actor)
Russell Hamler - Dec. 26 (War Hero)
Herb Kohl - Dec. 27 (Politician)
Lee Sun-Kyun - Dec. 27 (Movie Actor)
PC Siqueira - Dec. 27 (YouTube Star)
Ken Bowman - Dec. 27 (Football Player)
Pedro Suarez-Vertiz - Dec. 28 (Rock Singer)
Herman Raucher - Dec. 28 (Screenwriter)
Donald Wildmon - Dec. 28 (Author)
Quinn Donoghue - Dec. 28 (Hollywood Publicist)
Bill McColl - Dec. 28 (Football Player)
Vijayakanth - Dec. 28 (Movie Actor)
Maurice Hines - Dec. 29 (Stage Actor)
Roger Ernest Maughmer - Dec. 29 (Mayor)
Les McCann - Dec. 29 (Pianist)
Eddie Cockrell - Dec. 29 (Film Programmer)
Hermann Baumann - Dec. 29 (Composer)
John Pilger - Dec. 30 (Journalist)
Douglas JJ. Peters - Dec. 30 (Senator)
Tom Wilkinson - Dec. 30 (Movie Actor)
Martha Diamond - Dec. 30 (Painter)
Cindy Morgan - Dec. 30 (Movie Actress)
Daniel Miller - Dec. 30 (Executive)
Shecky Greene - Dec. 31 (TV Actor / Comedian)
Cale Yarborough - Dec. 31 (Race Car Driver)
Klee Benally - Dec. 31 (Navajo Activist / Musician)
Benjamin Kiplagat - Dec. 31 (Runner)
Ana Ofelia Murguia - Dec. 31 (Movie Actress)
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