#Josh Evans

[petiteclover]

Ali MacGraw with her son Josh Evans in 1978.

[iamhowiseeit]

Colleen Ballinger EX Husband Joshua David Evans FINALLY Speaks Joshalleen on Swoop‼️

https://youtu.be/sdoPEEU9nSk

[negrolicity]

BIMHUIS TV Presents: BLACK ART JAZZ COLLECTIVE

[colmiillo]

me acting like I just didn't read the most filthy nasty hot smut fic of my life

[vanmarkus]

9-1-1 otherwise known as THE GAY FIREFIGHTER SHOW

[eddiespornstache]

Buck: I have boy problems

Josh: I’ve been waiting for this one, turn it up!

[true-bluesargent]

josh russo is in gossip HEAVEN right now i wish i was him for REAL. like imagine a few years ago your coworker breaks off her engagement and starts dating this hunky young firefighter half her age which is juicy enough as it is but THEN later on that young firefighter is your best friend's brother who is newly bi and dating a guy who by the way is also double his age and THEN you find out that the guy he's dating IS the guy who used to be engaged to your coworker. i would be GIDDY. and can you imagine if buddie do get together as well. now your best friend's brother who used to date your coworker and also her ex fiance is now dating YOUR ex coworker who you hate and who you dressed as for halloween to mock his new facial hair even though he would never know about it. i would not be able to contain myself i would be telling this story to everyone i met

[goodjohnjr]

Christian McBride's New Jawn: Tiny Desk Concert

Christian McBride’s New Jawn: Tiny Desk Concert What Is It? The YouTube video Christian McBride’s New Jawn: Tiny Desk Concert by the YouTube channel NPR Music: Christian McBride’s New Jawn: Tiny Desk Concert Description: Suraya Mohamed | August 30, 2023 The start is chaotic, for sure, but that’s the intent. Two minutes of craziness is an accurate description of the intro and outro of “Head…

[walnutmistjamie]

9-1-1 (2018-present) Confessions, S8E06

[cobbbvanth]

Tommy, guys like me, we came up in the pre-Glee world. It was scarier, more confusing, and not half as accepting. And so, sometimes we did things to protect ourselves that... we might not be proud of, that in a post-Glee world look less than noble, but you don't judge the people who came before you. The ones who fought battles you didn't have to.

#they did this for me :) 9-1-1 › 8.06 Confessions

+ bonus

[moonylouwho]

eddie diaz count your fucking days

[eddiediazismyhusband]

9-1-1 Tweets Part One

• other installments under the cut •

(Part Two) (Part Three) (Part Four) (Part Five) (Part Six) (Part Seven) (Part Eight) (Part Nine) (Part Ten)

[autisticjoshrusso]

one quick thing i need to put out there uh as funny as it is to be like "omg the Glee namedrop bc he produced both shows" or whatever i DO need to inform you that pre-Glee/post-Glee era IS an actual academic discussion point. that is a genuine unit of cultural measurement and had been long before this. that piece of dialogue was not pulled out of nowhere it was pulled directly out of existing queer discourse.

[sinceileftyoublog]

Christian McBride’s New Jawn Live Show Preview: 3/23, Constellation, Chicago

Photo by Ebru Yildiz

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Jazz bassist Christian McBride has been especially prolific the first few years of this decade, whether leading his own bands or playing as part of Joshua Redman’s venerable quartet. His latest offering is Prime (Mack Avenue) the sophomore record from the wonderfully named New Jawn, a band made up of trumpeter Josh Evans, saxophonist and bass clarinetist Marcus Strickland, and drummer Nasheet Waits. It’s a balanced affair, consisting of 8 songs, 5 of which are originals, at least one written by each member. The diversity in artistic voice shines through, some tunes chaotic and boisterous, others deliberate and contemplative, always stunning.

There’s a self-assuredness to the playing on Prime, an album named after the idea that each band member is close to reaching their creative apex. The Strickland-penned title track exemplifies the record’s strutting attitude, as each of Strickland, Waits, and Evans showcase their skittering expressions. The band’s performance of Larry Young’s “Obsequious” is a limber free bop workout, Evans’ dazzling, flitting trumpet and Waits’ careening drums leading into a syncopated, harmonic jam. Evans’ “Dolphy Dust” clearly harks to the fluttering trumpets of Eric Dolphy, Evans’ chemistry with Strickland recalling that of Dolph and Booker Little on records like Far Cry.

Yet, it’s no coincidence that as the band leader, McBride wrote the album’s two best songs, and that they occupy each end of the album’s spectrum. Opener “Head Bedlam” is a topsy turvey crash of horn squeals and drums before settling into a funk groove, led by his bopping bass line. And his bowed playing on the slowed, barroom lament “Lurkers” is Prime’s subdued highlight beneath all the noise, effectively proving once and for all that you can be in your prime while confidently paving the way for the future.

Catch Christian McBride’s New Jawn tonight at Constellation. The band plays two shows, one at 7:30 PM and one at 9:30. Tickets still available at time of publication.

[vanmarkus]

It ain't no lie, baby, bi bi bi ♫

[buckleys9-1-1]

oliver: *being skeptic and making sure not to spoil anything in interviews*

lou: so yeah eddie is also gay and tommy was supposed to be with him but that fell through

ryan: so buck and eddie are in love and love each other to their cores and are gonna get even closer this season

abc pr team: *puts ryan on family feud with the 4 actors who play the canonically queer characters of 9-1-1*

everybody but oliver basically outting eddie including ryan himself is so funny to me