#Pascale Picard

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UN BEAU MATIN 2022

You must never let people take pity on you. You must show that you're there, that you are a living person. Pity, forget that. Never accept pity.

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One Fine Morning (Un beau matin) (2022) Mia Hansen-Løve

June 2nd 2024

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Pascale Picard Band

Vendredi 15 septembre 20h00 au CEM, 37 Rhainds, Chicoutimi-Nord Continue reading Untitled

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substitute garak for any of my fandom boys and yes this is literally me

fumbling trying to take pictures of highly significant cultural and historical landmarks because i have over 1000 pictures of garak clogging up 95% of my phones storage space

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Hard NOC Life 309: Din is a Daddy

Keith and Britney return to discuss the finale of The Mandalorian and compare it to the other show that features Daddy Pedro Pascal, The Last of Us. They also discuss the week in controversial actors and why Coachella is too dusty for them. https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/thenerdsofcolor/HNL309.mp3 Continue reading Untitled

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My List of the Best TV in 2023: An Abundance of Quality Even in Adversity

What’s the surest proof that there truly is too much television available these days?

The fact that, even though 2023 featured historic performers and writers strikes in Hollywood which crippled film and TV production for months, there was still enough great series and projects to fill an entire notebook page.

Way too many, in fact, for me to cover in my small part of NPR’s awesome annual listing of the best TV and film of the year, compiled among six different critics. It’s one reason the strikes went on so long in the first place – for fans of great TV, it didn’t really seem like much changed, as streaming services kept dropping cool stuff, thanks to their long production lead times.

Ironically, viewers may notice the strikes’ impact more next year – in part, because a lot of cool TV shows left us in 2023 (pour one out for Barry, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Crown, Reservation Dogs, Succession, and, possibly, Ted Lasso) and also because the streamers will spend some time rebuilding lineups which got depleted.

Here, where I have a lot more room is my highly subjective and surprisingly long list of the Best TV of 2024:

TOP PICK - Succession – A show which perfectly captured how the dysfunctions of wealthy families can impact the world delivered a note-perfect finale that surprised – though I did predict Tom would win out – and yet felt completely inevitable. All while the world was second-guessing and writing their own endings. Masterful.

The Last of Us – Who knew reinventing the zombie apocalypse story was simple as coming up with a new cause – fungus, eww! – and the willingness to hand big chunks of the story over to compelling, fully drawn supporting characters. Doesn’t hurt to have ultimate zaddy Pedro Pascal and precocious acting genius Bella Ramsey on the case, either.

The Bear - Speaking of compelling supporting characters…this show’s second season sparkled by giving the other employees in Carmy’s greasy spoon-becoming-a-great-restaurant lots of narrative room. But it took flight with unexpected, brilliant cameos from Jon Bernthal, Olivia Colman, Oliver Platt, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, and the legendary Jamie Lee Curtis.

Reservation Dogs – Proof of the amazing, authentic, original stories which come from letting indigenous people tells their own stories, smashing together a crushing realism with the sense that a jarring visit from the spirit world is always around the next corner.

Fargo – Not sure I love the ultimate message on the healing power of suburban, white, upper middle class Midwestern family life (or what happens to the one major Black character). But crackling performances from Juno Temple, Jon Hamm, Jennifer Jason leigh and Dave Foley make this year’s installment the best version in many years.

Shrinking – An emotional and truly funny comedy that reminds us how hilarious Harrison Ford and Jessica Williams can be while not making us spend too much time on Jason Segel’s angsty privileged white guy shtick.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The TV series which scored the most by taking the boldest swings, leaning into Trek’s original heritage as an adventure-of-the-week which told the most ambitious stories on the small screen.

(The dancing, dubstepping, boy band-style Klingons on Strange New Worlds powered my favorite TV scene of the year.)

Star Trek: Picard – Yeah, I put TWO Trek series here, because everyone else in critic-land seems to be sleeping on the fact that they made more than one excellent season of a new Trek series filled with nods to what came before, including this show, which reunited the Next Generation cast in a storyline basically about old people saving the universe from young, clueless, mind-controlled pawns.

Barry – Wasn’t thrilled about how grim this series’ finale eventually became. But respected the fact that co-creator/star Bill Hader never shied away from the fact that the show was going to be his laboratory for all the directing and storytelling tricks he ever wanted to try, and a dark comedy about a hitman-turned-actor has to be seriously dark to mean something.

Beef – A road rage incident becomes a crackling, entertaining look at everything from Asian family culture to Elon Musk-level mogul dysfunction while also proving my girl Ali Wong can act her ass off.

Still: A Michael J. Fox Story – While other celebrities are executive producing documentaries to show how legendarily cool they are, Fox helped create an up close look at his struggle with Parkinson’s disease which show how hard it is to put on socks and take a walk on a new York street without crashing to the ground right in front of a concerned fan.

Only Murders in the Building – A comedy about over-privileged crime podcasters in an Upper West side apartment building should not stay entertaining over three seasons. But this show pulls it off, tossing in against-the-grain cameos by Paul Rudd and Meryl Streep that provide the best icing on a very fine cake.

Slow Horses – This show about a department filled with failed British intelligence agents not only subverts the spy genre, it subverts the satires which originally subverted classic spy dramas, like Get Smart. Topped by mesmerizing performances from Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas, I would have subtitled this one, Get Smarter.

Happy Valley - This series about an experienced, ball-busting divorced single mom of a police sergeant in a mid-size town in Britain notched an underappreciated series finale featuring the amazing Sarah Lancashire as Catharine Cawood, finally confronting the man she blamed for her daughter’s suicide and her grandson’s emotional turmoil.

BS High – A great documentary often tells a story which keeps going deeper and better, like a descent into a spellbinding madness. This film achieved that by giving center stage to master manipulator/football coach Roy Johnson, who got ESPN to air a game featuring his Bishop Sycamore High School team; the film contends their crushing loss eventually exposed that the school didn’t really exist.

I’m a Virgo – Creator and activist Boots Riley made an urban parable where Black excellence became superpowers and the world’s exploitive class came for a 13-foot-tall Black teen played by the always compelling Jharrel Jerome. Always inspiring to see how Boots turns mainstream media’s tropes and expectations against itself.

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I listened to the All Access Trek Podcast. Laurie Ulster said something that piqued my curiosity. Laurie mentioned that the writers of season 5 of Discovery want to be more connected to the larger Trek universe.

Then, Laurie and Anthony Pascal noted how different this attitude was from the early seasons of Discovery. Both Laurie and Anthony were involved in and around Trek productions, and Laurie herself was a host of After Trek (back when it existed).

Laurie mentioned that in season 1 of Discovery, studio executives would freak out if other Trek properties (specifically 90s Trek) were mentioned or alluded to. The TOS era is allowed, but it seems anything related to 90s-era Trek was not allowed.

And, it’s all because Star Trek Nemesis flopped big time.

(According to Jonathan Frakes he was told that Nemesis was the one that actually lost money.)

The effects of Star Trek Nemesis’s flop were so wide-ranging it almost killed the franchise. A few years later, they canceled Enterprise and any upcoming Trek live-action projects.

Nemesis is to blame for why neither Deep Space Nine nor Voyager had a live-action movie.

According to BTS reports and what the TNG actors have mentioned, Nemesis was a troubled production from the start. It got worse when the director, Stuart Baird, didn’t even care to know the actors’ names (famously mispronouncing LeVar Burton’s name). Additionally, he never bothered to watch a single episode of TNG. Marina Sirtis and LeVar Burton have been outspoken about how much they dislike Nemesis and the director (more from Marina on this).

(Both Marina and Gates McFadden weren’t fond of the other TNG era movies either, especially Gates because she was little more than a cameo in the movies.)

After Nemesis flopped it took years for Star Trek to return, and after that, there seemed to be a mandate from the studio to never mention 90s Trek.

This is why Star Trek: Picard was such a big deal, especially since it directly references events from Nemesis.

(And, an even bigger deal for Picard Season 3 reunion getting produced.)

The Nemesis effect continues to have an impact on the movie side of the franchise. The majority of announced projects take place in the pre-TOS era, TOS era, or the Kelvin timeline but there are no projects set during or after the 90s-era Trek.

This is why mentioning a ship class called Janeway was big but even bigger, showing Picard and directly referencing to the Dominion War and Deep Space Nine and Discovery is a big deal.

Anyway, I just wanted to mention all this because it baffled me why the executives were so into TOS-era trek and there seemed to be no interest for 90s-era Trek. And, learning about all this finally answered all my questions.

TLDR, I like TOS era but I’m not into the TOS-era and I enjoy the Kelvin timeline as much as anyone else but it is not the era of Trek I’m interested in. So the movies set all TOS or Pre-TOS era— its just not something I’m going to jump around about.

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top 5 dilfs + reasons why!

hotch !!!!!!!!!! he's the man that made me realize that i was a.) not a lesbian like i thought i was for 2 years and b.) very attracted to older men 😭

hopper >:)))) big and meaty and hairy and mmmm

dilf!james! i know he's not technically a character but i think of tangerine!atj the entire time so..

dude i gotta say capt. picard... he is just too tempting <3333

din djarin probably, don't even think he's that old in canon but he is pedro pascal who is the dilf of the internet at the moment so he gets the title anyways <3

ask me my top 5 anything!

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QUEER MTL THINGS TO DO: November 2023

The temperature may get colder in November, but Montréal’s LGBTQ+ scene continues to heat up! This month, Montréal is stuffed to the brim with events, parties and unique experiences painted in all the colours of the LGBTQ+ rainbow. From drag to community, circuit to underground, here’s some of our picks for the best LGBTQ+ things to do in the city. For further announcements, including those not announced at time of publication, follow QueerMTL on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr! Got an event coming up? DM it our way! En français : https://www.mtl.org/fr/experience/queer-mtl-quoi-faire

ÉVÉNEMENTS / EVENTS

Mercredi 1er novembre / Wednesday, November 1

🤡 CLOWN Playshop with Ander Wayne, Studio Mange Mes Pieds 💻 QueerTech hosts the QT Qonference, Cirque Éloize ✍️ HommeHomo presents Drink & Draw, Bar Le Cocktail ✍️ Queer Sip & Draw, Blue Dog Motel 🎶 P!nk with Grouplove, Centre Bell

Jeudi 2 novembre / Thursday, November 2

💻 QueerTech hosts the QT Qonference, Cirque Éloize 🎨 Art Battle Montréal, Bar La Shop 🎶 P!nk with Grouplove, Centre Bell

Vendredi 3 novembre / Friday, November 3

🎶 Blonde Redhead with Bibi Club, Le Studio TD 🎶 Depeche Mode with DIIV, Centre Bell

Samedi 4 novembre / Saturday, November 4

✊ Festival Jouissif Montréal hosts La Garçonnière Marché Kinky, L’Étage 🤗 À Corps Consentants—ÀCC hosts Nuances of Giving & Receiving—A Practice of Consent, White Wall Studio 🎤 Bareoke: Strip Karaoke, Café Cléopatra 📚 LGBTQ+ Books Celebration Event, L’Euguélionne 

Dimanche 5 novembre / Sunday, November 5

🎉 La gailaxie ligue d’improvisation, Cabaret Mado 😆 A Very Pretentious Comedy Show #11 with Kyra Carleton, Brad MacDonald, Monica Hamburg, Estelle Davis, Carmina Berbari Daou, Leslie Simpliciano-Szigeti and Viveth K, The Diving Bell Social Club

Lundi 6 novembre / Monday, November 6

🤗 Jam d’impro contact, en mixité choisie, White Wall Studio ✍️ Trivia Mondays hosted by Bambi Dextrous, Diving Bell Social Club

Mardi 7 novembre / Tuesday, November 7

😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Mercredi 8 novembre / Wednesday, November 8

🤡 CLOWN Playshop with Ander Wayne, Studio Mange Mes Pieds ✍️ Queer Sip & Draw, Blue Dog Motel

Jeudi 9 novembre / Thursday, November 9

🎶 Jeremy Dutcher, Beanfield Theatre 🎭 Cabaret Queer with Tracy Trash, Pascale Picard, Ruby Doll, Grant Canyon, Rocio Vadillo et Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli, Mimi Cherry, Derek Wood and Saffi Watson, Cabaret Mado

Vendredi 10 novembre / Friday, November 10

🎶 Hannah Georgas with Ten Kills the Pack, Petit Campus

Samedi 11 novembre / Saturday, November 11

📚 The Violet Hour Book Club reads Suzette Mayr’s The Sleeping Care Porter, Archives gaies du Québec 🛼 Rollerville MTL hosts the Cinquième Roll Out—Roller Disco, Arena St-Louis

Lundi 13 novembre / Monday, November 13

✍️ Trivia Mondays hosted by Bambi Dextrous, Diving Bell Social Club

Mardi 14 novembre / Tuesday, November 14

😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Mercredi 15 novembre / Wednesday, November 15

🫦 SASSITUDE Playshop with Ander Wayne, Studio Mange Mes Pieds ✍️ Queer Sip & Draw, Blue Dog Motel

Jeudi 16 novembre / Thursday, November 16

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Vendredi 17 novembre / Friday, November 17

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Samedi 18 novembre / Saturday, November 18

👠 The House of Old Navy presents The Candy Shop Kiki Ball, Location TBC 👚 Queer Clothing Swap, BMP Co-op 🏳️‍🌈 exChange: ingergenerational dialogue through making art, MAC Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal 🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Dimanche 19 novembre / Sunday, November 19

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Lundi 20 novembre / Monday, November 20

✍️ Trivia Mondays hosted by Bambi Dextrous, Diving Bell Social Club 🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Mardi 21 novembre / Tuesday, November 21

😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal 🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Mercredi 22 novembre / Wedneseday, November 22

🎶 Pierre Lapointe, Théâtre de la Ville Longueuil ✍️ Queer Sip & Draw, Blue Dog Motel 🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Jeudi 23 novembre / Thursday, November 23

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Vendredi 24 novembre / Friday, November 24

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Samedi 25 novembre / Saturday, November 25

🎤 Bareoke: Strip Karaoke, Café Cléopatra 🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Dimanche 26 novembre / Sunday, November 26

🎥 Image+Nation festival film LGBT2SQUEER Montréal, various locations (check program listings at image-nation.org)

Lundi 27 novembre / Monday, November 27

✍️ Trivia Mondays hosted by Bambi Dextrous, Diving Bell Social Club

Mardi 28 novembre / Tuesday, November 28

😆 Stand Up St. Henri Open Mic focusing on women, non-binary, queer and allied comedians, Impro Montréal

Mercredi 29 novembre / Wednesday, November 29

🎶 Mariah Carey, Bell Centre ✍️ Queer Sip & Draw, Blue Dog Motel

Jeudi 30 novembre / Thursday, November 30

📚 Violet Hour celebrates 5 years with readings from Suzette Mayr, Daniel Allen Cox and Katia Grubisic, Casa d’Italia

FESTIVITÉS / PARTIES

Jeudi 9 novembre / Thursday, November 9

🥳 Dirty Pop Party with J-Line, Mosez Jones, Mint Simon and Alex Mick, Wheel Club

Vendredi 10 novembre / Friday, November 10

🥳 Cerise Noire with DJ JT, Bar Notre-Dame-Des-Quilles

Samedi 11 novembre / Saturday, November 11

🥳 MPU hosts Génération MPU ✨ 15e Anniversaire with Kiki Coe, Sisi Superstar, Petula Claque and DJs Montag, Frantastik and Jeffany, Le Belmont

Vendredi 24 novembre / Friday, November 24

🥳 Agent Malory presents ARMAGUIDOUNE, Cabaret Berlin 🥳 Psychedelic Babylon presents Equilibrium with AVALON and PHAXE, Secret Location

Samedi 25 novembre / Saturday, November 25

🥳 Virtualis presents CYBERCULT with Dopamyne, No Police, Corinita, Pretty Privilege, Haze, H1bou, Hotfit and more, Secret Location

DES SPORTS

🛼 Rollerville MTL hosts the Cinquième Roll Out—Roller Disco, Saturday, November 11, 2023, Arena St-Louis

💪 From the Ground Up: Strength Training for Newbs, Punks and Weirdos with Nadine Forde runs November 18-December 2, 2023, StudioEd

👯 Tango/Salsa Queer holds lessons every Saturday, visit queertangomtl.com for information or contact tango.queer@hotmail.com or call +1 (438) 930-8529 for prices and signup information.

👠 Twice a month on every second Tuesday, Bring It! hosts an OTA night of ballroom and vogue with commentator and DJ. Follow their Instagram for dates and details.

🚲 Montréal Queer Bike Polo meet on Thursdays, with details on Instagram

🎾 Ligue de dimanche meet at the Parc Louis-Riel tennis courts every Sunday

🤠 Club Bolo—Danse Country Montréal meet on Fridays at the Association sportive et communautaire du Centre-Sud

🏐 Les Ratons-Chasseurs (Montréal’s LGBTA dodgeball group) holds regular events. Keep an eye on their Facebook for upcoming opportunities to join in and play. 

🕹Montréal Gaymers hosts regular gatherings including board game nights and gaming gatherings. Check their Facebook for what’s next!

🏃🏾Join the Out-Run run and workout club for people relating to the queer / sapphic experience. Details on their Instagram!

🐦 Bird lovers should keep their eye on Queer Birders' regularly scheduled birdwatching events and excursions. Join the Facebook group and get those binoculars at the ready.

DRAG

Montréal’s vibrant drag community features several regularly-scheduled nights hosted by local luminaries, each featuring guest performers. Check venue websites for full line-ups!

Mercredi 1er novembre / Wednesday, November 1

👑 Queen of the Damned with Moxxi Hollow and Flex Ryder, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drag Race Brazil viewing party with Muz’Emma and Mob Dafok, District Video Lounge

Jeudi 2 novembre / Thursday, November 2

👑 Girls’ Night Out—Édition Cochonnes with Krystella Fame, Aizysse Baga, Celes and Rawxy, Cabaret Mado 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

Vendredi 3 novembre / Friday, November 3

👑 Quebec City’s Les Vegans du Genre host Proud Bitch Party—Fièr.e.s Salop.e.s en fête with Aizysse Baga, Walter Ego, Lolita Stars, Val the Freak, Chris de Cave, Skandal, Nicky Gee, The Dramaqueer, Cismon Genderfuck and George-Édouard, Café Cléopatra 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Samedi 4 novembre / Saturday, November 4

👑 Bonne Fête Uma Gahd with Uma Gahd and Selma Gahd, Bar Le Cocktail 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Jimmy Moore personnifie Taylor Swift, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 

Dimanche 5 novembre / Sunday, November 5

👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash, Kiara, Bobépine and Velma Jones, Cabaret Mado

Mardi 7 novembre / Tuesday, November 7

👑 Full Gisèle with Gisèle Lullaby, Cabaret Mado

Mercredi 8 novembre / Wednesday, November 8

👑 Karma (1989 Version) with EmmÖtional Damage, Taylor De Vil, Kitana and Ad’horrible, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drag Race Brazil viewing party with Muz’Emma and Mob Dafok, District Video Lounge

Jeudi 9 novembre / Thursday, November 9

👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

Vendredi 10 novembre / Friday, November 10

👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Samedi 11 novembre / Saturday, November 11

👑 Queb Drag Race 2 : DEMI FINALE, Théâtre La Comédie de Montréal 👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Jimmy Moore personnifie Madonna, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 👑 Dalida pour toujours with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Dimanche 12 novembre / Sunday, November 12

👑 Le Brunch aux folles with Misty Waterfalls, Lady Boom-Boom and Crystal Starz, Social Verdun 👑 Le Souper aux folles with Misty Waterfalls, Lady Boom-Boom and Crystal Starz, Social Verdun 👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash, Lady Boom Boom, Sasha Baga and EmmÖtional Damage, Cabaret Mado

Mardi 14 novembre / Tuesday, November 14

👑 Full Gisèle with Gisèle Lullaby, Cabaret Mado 👑 Coeur de velours, Bar Le Cocktail

Mercredi 15 novembre / Wednesday, November 15

👑 Drag Race Brazil viewing party with Muz’Emma and Mob Dafok, District Video Lounge

Jeudi 16 novembre / Thursday, November 16

👑 Unikorn Presents: Canada’s Drag Race Season 4 Premiere Viewing Party with Denim and Sisi Superstar, Le National 👑 Sashalicious with Sasha Baga, Velma Jones, Misty Waterfalls and La Drag On-Fly, Cabaret Mado 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

Vendredi 17 novembre / Friday, November 17

👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Samedi 18 novembre / Saturday, November 18

👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Jimmy Moore personnifie Adele, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail 👑 Chouchoune presents Ginette Reno—La Quête, Bar Le Cocktail

Dimanche 19 novembre / Sunday, November 19

👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash, Pétula Claque, Kelly Torrieli and Misty Waterfalls, Cabaret Mado

Mardi 21 novembre / Tuesday, November 21

👑 Full Gisèle with Gisèle Lullaby, Cabaret Mado

Mercredi 22 novembre / Wedneseday, November 22

👑 Drag Race Brazil viewing party with Muz’Emma and Mob Dafok, District Video Lounge

Jeudi 23 novembre / Thursday, November 23

💄 BMP DRAG Workshop + Show, BMP Co-op 👑 Trashilaz with Aizysse Baga, Cabaret Mado 👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

Vendredi 24 novembre / Friday, November 24

👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Vendredi Fou with Michel Dorion, Bar Le Cocktail

Samedi 25 novembre / Saturday, November 25

👑 Mado Reçoit with Mado Lamotte, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drôles de Drags with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

Dimanche 26 novembre / Sunday, November 26

👑 Le Tracy Show with Tracy Trash, Ruby Doll, Victoire de Rockwell and Marla Deer, Cabaret Mado

Mardi 28 novembre / Tuesday, November 28

👑 Full Gisèle with Gisèle Lullaby, Cabaret Mado

Mercredi 29 novembre / Wednesday, November 29

👑 Crystal Starz présente: Céline, encore un soir, Cabaret Mado 👑 Drag Race Brazil viewing party with Muz’Emma and Mob Dafok, District Video Lounge

Jeudi 30 novembre / Thursday, November 30

👑 Butterfly de nuit with Miss Butterfly, Bar Le Cocktail

[latine-showdown]

Any Chilean character submissions?

Yes there’re a few of them!

- Bodoque, Sopapiglobo, El Maguito Explosivo, Mario Hugo, Tulio and Lolo (31 minutos)

- Gustavo Fring (Breaking Bad)

- Misfortune Ramirez-Hernandez (Little Misfortune)

- Condorito and Coné (Condorito)

- Cristobal Rios (Star Trek Picard)

- Walter "Walala" Zamora (Pulentos)

- Camilo Verela (If We Were Villains)

- Carla (In The Heights)

And then there’re the Pedro Pascal characters:

- Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

- Joel Miller (The Last of Us)

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Gala Québec Cinéma 2023: les nominations

Animé par Jay Du Temple, le 25e Gala Québec Cinéma sera diffusé le dimanche 10 décembre prochain à 20h sur les ondes de Noovo et Noovo.ca, en direct des studios Grandé de Montréal. Le Gala Artisans, animé par Fabiola Nyrva Aladin, aura lieu le 7 décembre à 19h30 au Studio TD.

Voici la liste complète des nominations:

IRIS HOMMAGE Rémy Girard

MEILLEUR FILM Arsenault et Fils | La maison de prod — Stéphanie Morissette, Charles Stéphane Roy Babysitter | Amérique Film — Martin Paul-Hus, Catherine Léger ; Phase 4 Productions — Pierre-Marcel Blanchot, Fabrice Lambot Falcon Lake | Metafilms — Nancy Grant, Sylvain Corbeil ; Onzecinq — Dany Boon, Jalil Lespert ; Cinéfrance Studios — Julien Deris, David Gauquié, Jean-Luc Ormières Le plongeur | Sphère Média — Marie-Claude Poulin Les chambres rouges | Némésis Films — Dominique Dussault Noémie dit oui | Productions Leitmotiv — Patricia Bergeron Viking | micro_scope — Luc Déry, Kim McCraw

MEILLEUR PREMIER FILM

Falcon Lake | Charlotte Le Bon Farador | Édouard Albernhe Tremblay Les hommes de ma mère | Anik Jean Noémie dit oui | Geneviève Albert Rodéo | Joëlle Desjardins Paquette

MEILLEURE RÉALISATION Monia Chokri | Babysitter Stéphane Lafleur | Viking Francis Leclerc | Le plongeur Rafaël Ouellet | Arsenault et Fils Pascal Plante | Les chambres rouges

MEILLEUR SCÉNARIO Eric K. Boulianne, Francis Leclerc | Le plongeur Stéphane Lafleur, Eric K. Boulianne | Viking Catherine Léger | Babysitter Rafaël Ouellet | Arsenault et Fils Pascal Plante | Les chambres rouges MEILLEURE INTERPRÉTATION FÉMININE | PREMIER RÔLE Larissa Corriveau (Steven) | Viking Kelly Depeault (Noémie) | Noémie dit oui Hélène Florent (Rose Lemay) | Une femme respectable Léane Labrèche-Dor (Elsie) | Les hommes de ma mère Sara Montpetit (Chloé) | Falcon Lake

MEILLEURE INTERPRÉTATION MASCULINE | PREMIER RÔLE Guillaume Cyr (Adam) | Arsenault et Fils Patrick Hivon (Cédric) | Babysitter Steve Laplante (John) | Viking Henri Picard (Stéphane) | Le plongeur Luc Picard (Gérald Gallant) | Confessions

MEILLEURE INTERPRÉTATION FÉMININE | RÔLE DE SOUTIEN Laurie Babin (Clémentine) | Les chambres rouges Élise Guilbault (Soeur Monique) | Le temps d’un été Ève Landry (Josée) | Bungalow Julie Le Breton (Isabelle) | Tu te souviendras de moi Nadia Tereszkiewicz (Amy) | Babysitter

MEILLEURE INTERPRÉTATION MASCULINE | RÔLE DE SOUTIEN Maxime de Cotret (Greg) | Le plongeur Charles-Aubey Houde (Bébert) | Le plongeur Denis Houle (Liz)| Viking Steve Laplante (Jean-Michel) | Babysitter Guy Nadon (Maître Jean-Pierre Genin) | Le temps d’un été

RÉVÉLATION DE L’ANNÉE Fabiola N. Aladin (Janet) | Viking Emi Chicoine (Léa) | Noémie dit oui Virginie Fortin (Elsa) | 23 décembre Juliette Gariépy (Kelly-Anne) | Les chambres rouges Joan Hart (Bonnie) | Le plongeur François Pérusse (Alain) | Niagara

MEILLEURE DISTRIBUTION DES RÔLES Nathalie Boutrie — Nathalie Boutrie Casting | Arsenault et Fils Marilou Richer — Marilou Richer Casting | Les chambres rouges Lucie Robitaille, Dandy Thibaudeau — Casting Lucie Robitaille | Viking Annie St-Pierre, Antoinette Boulat | Babysitter Brigitte Viau — Casting Brigitte Viau | Le plongeur MEILLEURE DIRECTION ARTISTIQUE André-Line Beauparlant | Viking Sylvie Desmarais| Bungalow Mathieu Lemay | Le plongeur Laura Nhem | Les chambres rouges Colombe Raby | Babysitter

MEILLEURE DIRECTION DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE Steve Asselin | Le plongeur Vincent Biron| Les chambres rouges Kristof Brandl | Falcon Lake Josée Deshaies | Babysitter Sara Mishara | Viking

MEILLEURS EFFETS VISUELS Marc Hall — A.A. Studios | Babysitter Marc Hall — A.A. Studios, Alex GD — RGB124 | Farador Marc Hall — A.A. Studios | La cordonnière Marie-Claude Lafontaine, Simon Beaupré — Alchimie 24 | Viking Mathilde Vézina-Bouchard | Mistral spatial

MEILLEUR SON Sylvain Bellemare, Bernard Gariépy Strobl, Pierre Bertrand | Viking Olivier Calvert, Stéphane Bergeron, Martyne Morin | Les chambres rouges Olivier Calvert, Luc Boudrias, Yann Cleary | Le plongeur Stephen De Oliveira, Séverin Favriau, Stéphane Thiébaut | Falcon Lake Daniel Fontaine-Bégin, Luc Boudrias, Henry Jr Godding | Arsenault et Fils

MEILLEUR MONTAGE Pauline Gaillard | Babysitter Sophie Leblond| Viking Myriam Magassouba | Arsenault et Fils Jonah Malak | Les chambres rouges Isabelle Malenfant | Le plongeur

MEILLEURE MUSIQUE ORIGINALE Viviane Audet, Robin-Joël Cool, Alexis Martin | Arsenault et Fils Daniel Bélanger | Confessions Christophe Lamarche-Ledoux, Mathieu Charbonneau | Viking Martin Léon | Tu te souviendras de moi Dominique Plante | Les chambres rouges MEILLEURS COSTUMES Mariane Carter | La cordonnière Guillaume Laflamme | Babysitter Sophie Lefebvre | Une femme respectable Sophie Lefebvre | Viking Annabelle Roy, Delphine Gagné | Farador

MEILLEUR MAQUILLAGE Kathryn Casault, Bruno Gatien | Confessions Marie-Josée Galibert | Viking Marie Salvado | Les chambres rouges Lyne Tremblay, Faustina De Sousa, François Gauthier, Michael Loncin | Farador Adriana Verbert | Babysitter

MEILLEURE COIFFURE Vincent Dufault | Viking André Duval | Une femme respectable Nermin Grbic | Les chambres rouges Richard Hansen, Réjean Forget, Johanne Hansen | La cordonnière Ann-Louise Landry | Babysitter

MEILLEUR FILM DOCUMENTAIRE Dear Audrey | Réalisation : Jeremiah Hayes | Scénario : Jeremiah Hayes | Office national du film du Canada — Jeremiah Hayes, André Barro, Annette Clarke Gabor | Réalisation : Joannie Lafrenière | Scénario : Joannie Lafrenière | Tak films — Line Sander Egede Geographies of Solitude | Réalisation : Jacquelyn Mills | Scénario : Jacquelyn Mills | Rosalie Chicoine Perreault, Jacquelyn Mills Je vous salue salope : la misogynie au temps du numérique | Réalisation : Léa Clermont-Dion, Guylaine Maroist | Scénario : Léa Clermont-Dion, Guylaine Maroist | La Ruelle Films — Eric Ruel, Guylaine Maroist Rojek | Réalisation : Zaynê Akyol | Scénario : Zaynê Akyol | Metafilms — Sylvain Corbeil, Audrey-Ann Dupuis-Pierre ; Zaynê Akyol

MEILLEURE DIRECTION DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE | FILM DOCUMENTAIRE Geoffroy Beauchemin | Humus Nicolas Canniccioni, Arshia Shakiba | Rojek Joannie Lafrenière | Gabor Jacquelyn Mills | Geographies of Solitude Maude Plante-Husaruk | Au-delà des hautes vallées MEILLEUR SON | FILM DOCUMENTAIRE Mélanie Gauthier, Jeremiah Hayes, Isabelle Lussier | Dear Audrey Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis, Eric Shaw, Jean Paul Vialard | Au-delà des hautes vallées Andreas Mendritzki, Jacquelyn Mills | Geographies of Solitude Jean-François Sauvé, Martin M. Messier, Bruno Pucella | 305 Bellechasse Catherine Van Der Donckt, Jean Paul Vialard | Au-delà du papier

MEILLEUR MONTAGE | FILM DOCUMENTAIRE Mathieu Bouchard-Malo| Rojek Jeremiah Hayes | Dear Audrey Emmanuelle Lane | Gabor Jacquelyn Mills | Geographies of Solitude Oana Suteu Khintirian | Au-delà du papier

MEILLEURE MUSIQUE ORIGINALE | FILM DOCUMENTAIRE Olivier Alary, Johannes Malfatti | Twice Colonized Gervaise | Gabor Walter Grimshaw | Dear Audrey Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis | Au-delà des hautes vallées Delphine Measroch | Humus

MEILLEUR COURT OU MOYEN MÉTRAGE | ANIMATION A night for the dogs | Max Woodward | Confettis Production — Guillaume Dubois, Camille Lequenne Harvey | Janice Nadeau | Folimage – Reginald de Guillebon, Pierre Méloni ; Office national du film du Canada — Marc Bertrand, Christine Noël, Julie Roy Madeleine | Raquel Sancinetti | Production : Raquel Sancinetti Marie · Eduardo · Sophie | Thomas Corriveau | Production : Thomas Corriveau Triangle noir | Marie-Noëlle Moreau Robidas | Embuscade Films — Nicolas Dufour-Laperrière

MEILLEUR COURT OU MOYEN MÉTRAGE | DOCUMENTAIRE Belle River | Guillaume Fournier, Samuel Matteau, Yannick Nolin | Kinomada — Jean-Pierre Vézina Fire-Jo-Ball | Audrey Nantel-Gagnon | Office national du film du Canada — Nathalie Cloutier Notes sur la mémoire et l’oubli | Amélie Hardy | Club Vidéo de Montréal — Isabelle Grignon-Francke Oasis | Justine Martin | Déjà Vu — Louis-Emmanuel Gagné-Brochu Zug Island | Nicolas Lachapelle | Production : Guillaume Collin, Nicolas Lachapelle

MEILLEUR COURT OU MOYEN MÉTRAGE | FICTION Invincible | Vincent René-Lortie | Telescope Films — Élise Lardinois, Samuel Caron Nanitic | Carol Nguyen | Coop Vidéo de Montréal — Marie Lytwynuk ; Carol Nguyen Nuit blonde | Gabrielle Demers | Cinquième maison — Nellie Carrier Pas de fantôme à la morgue | Marilyn Cooke | La 115e — Kélyna N. Lauzier, Macha Houssart Simo | Aziz Zoromba | Scarab Films — Rosalie Chicoine Perreault PRIX DU PUBLIC 23 décembre | Immina Films — Patrick Roy | A Média Productions — Guillaume Lespérance | Réalisation : Miryam Bouchard | Scénario : India Desjardins Confessions | Les Films Opale — Christian Larouche, Sébastien Létourneau | Christal Film Productions — Christian Larouche | Réalisation : Luc Picard | Scénario : Sylvain Guy Katak le brave béluga | Attraction Distribution — Xiaojuan Zhou, Maison 4:3 — Chantale Pagé | 10e Ave Productions — Nancy Florence Savard | Réalisation : Christine Dallaire-Dupont, Nicola Lemay | Scénario : Andrée Lambert Le temps d’un été | Immina Films — Patrick Roy | Attraction — Antonello Cozzolino, Brigitte Léveillé | Réalisation : Louise Archambault | Scénario : Marie Vien Les hommes de ma mère | Immina Films — Patrick Roy | Jessie Films — Patrick Huard, Anik Jean | Réalisation : Anik Jean | Scénario : Maryse Latendresse

FILM S’ÉTANT LE PLUS ILLUSTRÉ À L’EXTÉRIEUR DU QUÉBEC Cette maison | Embuscade Films — Félix Dufour-Laperrière | Réalisation : Miryam Charles | Scénario : Miryam Charles | La Distributrice de films — Serge Abiaad Dounia et la princesse d’Alep | Tobo — Judith Beauregard | Réalisation : Marya Zarif, André Kadi | Scénario : Marya Zarif | Maison 4:3 — Chantale Pagé Falcon Lake| Metafilms — Nancy Grant, Sylvain Corbeil ; Onzecinq — Dany Boon, Jalil Lespert ; Cinéfrance Studios — Julien Deris, David Gauquié, Jean-Luc Ormières | Réalisation : Charlotte Le Bon | Scénario : Charlotte Le Bon | Sphère Films — Ariane Giroux-Dallaire Katak le brave béluga | 10e Ave Productions — Nancy Florence Savard | Réalisation : Christine Dallaire- Dupont, Nicola Lemay | Scénario : Andrée Lambert | Attraction Distribution — Xiaojuan Zhou, Maison 4:3 — Chantale Pagé Viking | micro_scope — Luc Déry, Kim McCraw | Réalisation : Stéphane Lafleur | Scénario : Stéphane Lafleur, Eric K. Boulianne | Les Films Opale — Christian Larouche, Sébastien Létourneau

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5. favourite song in your native language?

oof, tough question. idk about favorite but rn one song i really love is Nous les amoureux by Jean-Claude Pascal. but so so many good french songs, from all eras and genres

10. most enjoyable swear word in your native language?

putain 💯😌 you can use it in any situation and it's satisfying to pronounce when you're frustrated (putaiiiin) or angry (putain) or anytime really

18. do you speak with a dialect of your native language?

nope, i was born and raised in paris where we don't have any dialect. my dad comes from picardie though but his family hasn't spoken picard for at least 3 generations, so i only know a few words. my mom comes from the region île-de-france so no dialect either

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article under the cut

Watch: William Shatner’s Captain Kirk Returns In “Unification” Short Film From Roddenberry Archive

November 18, 2024 | By: Anthony Pascale

Today is the 30th anniversary of the film Star Trek Generations, which marked the final film appearance of William Shatner as James T. Kirk, who sacrificed his life to save the day on Veridian III. Now you can see Kirk return in a short film in honor of the Generations anniversary.

Kirk returns

The film released today by the Roddenberry Archive and their technology partner OTOY (in cooperation with Paramount) is titled Unification. It launched on The Archive web portal (at roddenberry.x.io) and via the Apple Vision Pro app. This is the fourth from the Archive’s “765874” series of films tied into Star Trek using a combination of live-action footage and computer generated imagery. William Shatner and other Star Trek vets were involved in the making of this new film. Check out what they describe as a “mind-bending Star Trek experience celebrating the 30th anniversary of Star Trek Generations.”

Behind the scenes

The characters from Star Trek history were brought to life through live-action performances, including Sam Witwer as young James T. Kirk and Lawrence Selleck as Spock. According to OTOY, they were filmed in costume, performing as Kirk and Spock on set, aided by “both physical and digital prosthetics resulting in period-accurate portrayals matching the appearance of the characters as they originally appeared in TV and film at the time.” William Shatner and Susan Bay Nimoy, widow of the late Leonard Nimoy, served as executive producers on the production.

The 8-minute video connects multiple decades of Star Trek lore, with nods to Robin Curtis’ portrayal of Saavik (1984’s Star Trek III: The Search for Spock), J.M. Colt (1964’s “The Cage”) played by actress Mahé Thaissa and Gary Mitchell, Kirk’s friend from the second Star Trek pilot episode, “Where No Man Has Gone Before” performed by original actor Gary Lockwood. The short also incorporates the character Yor (Gordon Tarpley) from Star Trek: Discovery who crossed from the Kelvin Universe to the Prime Universe.

According to OTOY, Shatner worked with them to “fine-tune the technical and creative direction required to bring his interpretation of Kirk back to live action.” This included “the addition of his voice to narrate a key moment in the experience.” The film was previewed on Sunday with Shatner at the Star Trek Tour in Ticonderoga, New York. Describing the film, Shatner said it “takes years off of your face, so that in a film you can look 10, 20, 30, 50 years younger than you are.”

765874: Unification was directed by Award Winning Spanish filmmaker Carlos Baena, from a story by Jules Urbach and features original music by Academy award-winning Star Trek composer Michael Giacchino. Production design was provided by Star Trek: Picard production designer David Blass.

Emmy award-winning visual effects supervisor Mark Spatny led OTOY’s team of artists and animators, who combined digital and physical prosthetics with live-action location photography, virtual production, and CG set extensions. According to OTOY, each major scene in “Unification” was filmed twice, “ensuring coverage to create video and spatial content mastered for Apple Vision Pro.” These locations were scanned in and merged with CG set extensions to become part of The Archive’s growing library of 3D worlds and locations. The visual effects in Unification were created using OTOY’s “Octane” rendering software and the “Render Network” decentralized GPU rendering platform. Characters and props were digitized using OTOY’s Academy-Award winning “LightStage” scanning system.

765874: Unification is accompanied by new interactive sets, props, and worlds from Star Trek Generations on The Roddenberry Archive. The full experience with all related extra content is available in its entirety in Digital Cinema 4k HDR and spatial video, “exclusively mastered at peak fidelity” for viewing on Apple Vision Pro.

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