#Steinkellner

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I GOTTA BE A BOY!

created a fan poster for this movie because i binge watched both seasons of the show and it’s movie and it’s super underrated and im just a teensy bit obsessed. inspired by an amalgamation of different posters of the time and the og poster for the movie

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gotta shout out amazing back to back wins like ah orville wingate you say, let's just do some research & ah not really a film with super cohesive & cogent arcs / conflicts / thematic execution or anything but a surprisingly prominent role there, promising. then the bits of interviews about how they were approaching & redoing the material & eventually other initial responses to the show were all promising too like oh what a delight, & thank god orville just also gets to do the theatreing b/c makes little sense why Not, & then it was like oh wait slamming the alarm you're telling me orville has a gay romance arc also!!!!!! absolutely relish that & then the 13th xmas extravaganza being announced like ohhh & keeping an eye on the [more tba!] cast list on the 54 below site so as to eventually see will roland added to the list like a gift!!! do the research of keeping an eye out & via the rehearsal glimpses like oooh i bet someone's a villain again & being correct cyril von miserthorpe 2023 babey & like we already knew the tragedies & joys of presumed dead long-comatose husbands but you're telling me this year he also fucks the krampus What a Gift!!!!!!!!

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Second season: Sorry for Your Loss (created by Kit Steinkellner, 2018-2019)

Olsen taps into some unpleasant yet truth-ringing and well-acted characteristic traits and sustains them throughout the season, while McTeer just leaves mid-season in a wobbly plot twist and Tran has a pleasantly scripted queer-intimate moment. Meanwhile, Adepo and Athie circle each other in increasingly intense brother-to-brother exchanges. Lots of stuff doesn't work smoothly in this show's sophomore season, which somehow seemed easier and more creatively interesting earlier (cinematography, editing, and blocking in particular), but it still works thanks to its cast. I wish I could see what they do in the third season following that ending.

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Middle School Monday: Nell of Gumbling: My Extremely Normal Fairy-Tale Life by Emma Steinkellner 

Nell is 12 years old, she’s in seventh grade, and she lives in the Magical Land of Gumbling. Nell’s life is pretty ordinary, even though her best friend is a fairy and her dads run a star farm. 

Nell is excited to start her new apprenticeship, which she hopes will be with the famous artist Wiz Bravo. But she is very disappointed to learn that she has been selected to work in the town archives instead. Little does she know that she is still going to evolve as an artist, and that the archives contain plenty of surprises! 

Part graphic novel and part journal, this book will captivate readers with its imaginative and colorful story. Give this book to older kids and younger teens who would enjoy stories about friendship and magic, and a fairy-tale life that might not be normal after all.

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Ardagger - Frühstücksnews - Dienstag, 14.11.2023

(c) Franz Schörghuber Sehr geehrte Gemeindebürgerin! Sehr geehrter Gemeindebürger! Gestern am Montag hatten wir die “Kindergartenkommission” des Landes bei uns zu Gast, um gemeinsam festzustellen, wie sich der Bedarf nach Kinderbetreuungseinrichtungen im kommenden Jahr entwickeln wird. Kurz zusammengefasst das Ergebnis: Es wird weiterer 2 neuer Kindergartengruppen bedürfen. Aber zunächst die…

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"I'm serious. Halloween's the best. I get to be someone else and actually be a cool, exciting person for one day."

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Klaustreich (German: Claw Strike)

Women often find male Klaustreichs irresistible, but it never ends well for those who fall for them, as male Klaustreichs are very possessive and abusive towards their soul-mates. It is very rare for a woman to escape a relationship with a Klaustreich relatively or completely unscathed.

Female Klaustreichs are not nearly as aggressive nor as treacherous as their male counterparts, but they tend to keep bad company and can sometimes be found in a line of work that is not very reputable. Female Klaustreichs do care deeply for their friends, however, and will look out for those they care about much more than male Klaustreichs do. Klaustreichs, particularly males, enjoy harassing Reinigen for fun in a pastime known as Reini-bashing. The goal is usually to just beat up the Reinigen, but on some occasions, the Reinigen is killed.

Notables: Tim Steinkellner, Joe, Richard, Shaw Steinkellner, Rick Thornton, Heidi McDunnah, Selina Golias

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Comic Book Saturday

Ashley has been bouncing from foster home to foster home, but, maybe has finally found a new family. And then, she finds some body paint. This isn’t just any body paint though, it gives the wearer superpowers (that’s some paint). Awesome right. Uh, except, the secret organization that made it sorta wants them back. And, so, she suddenly has decisions that she has to make about her life, and if she can protect the family that she has started to love.

It was both a typical new superhero kid sort of comic, but, I also thought that it did a really good job when it came to the foster parents part of the story, and, it was a slightly different take on some of the other more classic superhero tropes when it comes to parents or lack of them. A really fun read.

You may like this book If you Liked: The Okay Witch by Emma Steinkellner, Takio by Brian Michael Bendis, or Katie the Catsitter by Colleen A.F. Venable

Primer: A Superhero Graphic Novel by Thomas Krajewski

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Obscure Animation Subject #133: Teacher's Pet

Here’s another cult classic from DTA! Created by Gary Baseman, Bill Steinkellner and Cheri Steinkellner, the series is about a 9-year old boy named Leonard Helperman, whose mother is a teacher and gets mocked as a “teacher’s pet”. Meanwhile his anthropomorphic talking dog Spot who misses Leonard when he’s at school, so he decided to wish becoming a real “boy”, like a human boy, and wears clothes while getting a new name Scott Leadready II, who becomes the most popular influencer in school. Although Leonard was mad when funding out Spot’s secret, he accepts his decision, continuing him to allow attending school.

A simple premise in all, but the execution makes it more special than what is seen in the outside. The animation is fluid, stretchy, and just really great overall. The show was co-created by Gary Baseman, a persuasive artist and you can see his unique style in his own series. I also love the voice-acting, everyone feels spot-on for their role especially Nathan Lane as Spot. Because of everyone getting so into it, it makes the joke deliveries, even the simple one liners much more impactful. Even besides the funny dialogue, the show has hilarious visuals and absurdity.

I just love these characters. Principal Strickler, Ian Wazselewski, Mary Lou Helperman, and honestly most of the other main and secondary characters have tons of great moments but my favorite is actually Spot. He’s enthusiastic and intelligent for a dog, but also really melodramatic. Everyone had great jokes that made me laugh but Spot had my favorite jokes. I especially love it when he’s empowering his classmates and turns the plot into a social commentary. The stories in this show could either be that, or just a full on gag-driven episode, most episodes end up on a life lesson that fits the story whether it’s a subtle message or not.

Oh yeah, and my favorite content from this series is actually the 2004 theatrical film. Yes you heard that right, a theatrical film. I suppose the show did win some Emmy awards and it used to be a trend for animated cartoons having their own theatrical movie. It just feels funny that Teacher’s Pet of all things got this treatment. Anyway, I adore this movie. It’s part road trip movie but mainly a spoof on Pinocchio. Spot finally becomes a real boy… kinda, and Leonard has mixed thoughts. While in the series he was acting supportive with Spot wanting to be a human, he didn’t know that scenario could actually be real. The movie has a silly yet interesting conflict, and it's a musical! Tons of songs and their reat. This movie still has the same great humor and animation as in the show, but now with a bigger upgrade for the big screen and possibly more insane than ever! The story is fun and the villain is amazing, he’s voiced by Kelsey Grammer! This serves as a wonderful Teacher’s Pet finale, just incredible.

Love the characters, fast energy, and the comedy. It's weird, distorted, off the walls-insane, something that feels like it would've come from one of Nickelodeon's bizarre cartoons, in a good way! Lasted 2 seasons and a movie and honestly that was enough for this series, it's one-of-a-kind.

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2023 Draw My Reads

Here is a full list of all the books I read in 2023 and links to the art I’ve made for them.

Just a few quick notes. I didn’t make art for everything I read. I also fell off the wagon a bit toward the end and went through an art block. Not sure if I’ll continue this project into 2024 but I might do some variation. We’ll see.

Also, I read some absolutely filthy (and ridiculous) stuff sometimes. So be warned.

*Sequels will have an asterisk. First book in series will be in parenthesis.

January

1. Alpha Wolf* by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti (Caged Wolf)

2. Feral Wolf* by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti (Caged Wolf)

3. Constantine: Distorted Illusions by Kami Garcia and Isaac Goodhart

4. The Ballad of Never After* by Stephanie Garber (Once Upon a Broken Heart)

5. Wicked Beauty* by Katee Robert (Neon Gods)

6. Vicious by V.E. Schwab

7. Hell Bent* by Leigh Bardugo (Ninth House)

Total (so far): 7

February

1. How Y’all Doing by Leslie Jordan

2. Vengeful* by V.E. Schwab (Vicious)

3. A Court of Mist and Fury* by Sarah J. Maas (A Court of Thorns and Roses)

4. The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab

Total (so far): 11

March

1. Kingdom of Flesh and Fire* by Jennifer L. Armentrout (From Blood and Ash)

2. The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake

3. Cinder by Marissa Meyer

4. Scarlet* by Marissa Meyer (Cinder)

5. Cress* by Marissa Meyer (Cinder)

Total (so far): 16

April

1. Winter* by Marissa Meyer (Cinder)

2. A Soul to Keep by Opal Reyne

3. Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson

4. Lauren’s Barbarian* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians, spinoff series)

Total (so far): 20

May

1. Harvest House by Cynthia Leitich Smith

2. The Song of the Marked by S.M. Gaither

3. A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab

4. Fable by Adrienne Young

5. Bea Wolf by Weinersmith

6. Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes

Total (so far): 26

June

1. A Ruin of Roses by K.F. Breene

2. Veronica’s Dragon* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians, spinoff series)

3. Willa’s Beast* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians, spinoff series)

4. Over My Dead Body by Sweeney Boo

5. Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey

6. A Court of Silver Flames* by Sarah J. Maas (A Court of Thorns and Roses)

7. Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

Total (so far): 33

July

1. Zodiac Academy: Beyond the Veil* by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti (Zodiac Academy: The Awakening)

2. The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen

3. The Traitor Queen* by Danielle L. Jensen (The Bridge Kingdom)

4. The Little Library Cookbook by Kate Young

5. Sheets by Brenna Thummler

6. Cackle by Rachel Harrison

7. The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

8. The Borderlands Princess by Ophelia Wells Langley

9. Bride of the Shadow King by Sylvia Mercedes

10. Vow of the Shadow King* by Sylvia Mercedes (Bride of the Shadow King)

11. Angie’s Gladiator* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

12. Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree

13. Gail’s Family* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

14. Hanna’s Hero* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

15. Devi’s Distraction* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

16. Destination Alien Bride by Dee J. Holmes

Total (so far): 49

August

1. Destination Alien Mate* by Dee J. Holmes (Destination Alien Bride)

2. Gilded by Marissa Meyer

3. The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

4. Cursed* by Marissa Meyer (Gilded)

5. Nadine’s Champion* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

6. Callie’s Catastrophe* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

7. Ice Planet Honeymoon* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians)

8. Flowerheart by Catherine Bakewell

9. I’m in Love with Mothman by Paige Lavoie

Total (so far): 58

September

1. Cryptid Club by Sarah Andersen

2. Radiant Sin* by Katee Robert (Neon Gods)

3. Ice Planet Honeymoon: Raahosh and Liz* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians)

4. The Okay Witch by Emma Steinkellner

5. Throne in the Dark by A.K. Caggiano

6. Ice Planet Honeymoon: Aehako and Kira* by Ruby Dixon (Ice Planet Barbarians)

7.  A Soul to Heal by Opal Reyne* (A Soul to Keep)

8. Ice Planet Honeymoon: Rukh and Harlow by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians)

9. The Barbarian Before Christmas by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians)

10. Penny’s Protector by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

11. Mari’s Mistake by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

12. Raven’s Return by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

Total (so far): 70

October

1. Bridget’s Bane by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

2. Steph’s Outcast by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

3. Sam’s Secret by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

4. Daisy’s Decision by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

5. Flor’s Fiasco by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

6. R’jaal’s Resonance by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians spinoff series)

7. Forged by Magic by Jenna Wolfheart

8. A Song Below Water by Bethany C. Morrow

9.  A Curse for True Love by Stephanie Garber* (Once Upon a Broken Heart)

Total (so far): 79

November

1. The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi

2. Namesake by Adrienne Young* (Fable)

3. Blackwater by Jeannette Arroyo and Ren Graham

4. Surviving Skarr by Ruby Dixon* (Ice Planet Barbarians Spinoff series)

5. Squad by Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Lisa Sterle

6. Mysteries of Thorn Manor by Margaret Rogerson* (Sorcery of Thorns)

7. Destination Alien Treasure by Dee J Holmes* (Destination Alien Bride)

8. Zodiac Academy: Origins of an Academy Bully by Susanne Valenti and Caroline Peckham* (Zodiac Academy: The Awakening)

9. When She’s Ready by Ruby Dixon

10. When She’s Married by Ruby Dixon* (When She’s Ready)

11. When She Purrs by Ruby Dixon* (When She’s Ready)

12. When She Belongs by Ruby Dixon* (When She’s Ready)

Total (so far): 91

December

1. The Dreaming Forest by LB Black

2. Gold by Raven Kennedy* (Gild)

3. Chained to Krampus by KL Wyatt

4. Once Upon a Dream by Liz Braswell* (Series of standalones)

Total Reads For 2023: 95

My goal was to read 90 books and I beat that by 5. I think I’m going to set my reading goal to just 80 this year. Just to give myself a little more freedom. I did read a lot of really short books just to get my number up and I’d rather just focus on reading whatever I want.

Shortest book read: Ice Planet Honeymoon: Raahosh and Liz by Ruby Dixon

Longest book read: Winter by Marissa Meyer

Current read started in 2023 but will finish in 2024: The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow

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Nell of Gumbling: My Extremely Tiny Forest Adventure by Emma Steinkellner

Nell of Gumbling: My Extremely Tiny Forest Adventure by Emma Steinkellner. Labyrinth Road, 2024. 9780593570708 Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 5 Format: Hardcover graphic novel Genre:  Fantasy, Coming of Age What did you like about the book? In this second Nell of Gumbling graphic novel, the seventh graders are at a summer wilderness program in the Enchanted Forest. …

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Il musical dei record 'Sister Act' in 34 città, grande attesa dopo gli 80.000 biglietti venduti nella scorsa stagione a Milano

Il musical dei record 'Sister Act' in 34 città, grande attesa dopo gli 80.000 biglietti venduti nella scorsa stagione a Milano.  Dopo il record di presenze nella stagione 2022/23 registrato da ‘Sister Act-il Musical, Presenting Partner del Tourè lieta di annunciare il tour 2023/2024. In programma sono previste 100 repliche con tappe in 34 città italiane (fra le quali Roma, Firenze, Varese, Brescia, Bologna, Genova e Torino). La prima andrà in scena al Teatro Brancaccio di Roma, martedì 14 novembre 2023. “Siamo lieti di riconfermare la collaborazione con Stage Entertainment - ha dichiarato Luca Colombano, Vicedirettore Generale di Italiana Assicurazioni - un’iniziativa che ci permette, attraverso la propria capillarità, di concretizzare l’importanza che riveste per noi la vicinanza alla nostra rete. Arte e spettacolo saranno protagonisti di un’esperienza coinvolgente ed emozionante”. “Siamo molto felici di proporre a tutta Italia – ha aggiunto Matteo Forte, Amministratore Delegato di Stage Entertainment Italia – uno spettacolo che continua a far divertire intere generazioni e che è stato sinonimo per tutti coloro che sono venuti al Nazionale di evasione e divertimento. Era questo che volevamo offrire al nostro pubblico e gli 80.000 biglietti venduti solo a Milano confermano che ci avevamo visto giusto. Ringrazio ancora una volta Chiara Noschese per il grandissimo lavoro fatto, tutto il cast e tutti coloro che ci hanno permesso di raggiungere tale traguardo”. Il musical è tratto dall’omonimo film del ’92 che consacrò Whoopi Goldberg nell’indimenticabile ruolo di Deloris, “una svitata in abito da suora”. A firmare le musiche originali è Alan Menken, otto volte Premio Oscar, considerato uno dei più celebri compositori di soundtrack e musical. Il compositore ha ricreato le roventi atmosfere musicali di quegli anni spaziando dal soul al funk fino alle più celebri hit della disco e facendo di Sister Act una frizzante commedia musicale. Nel 2011 ha ottenuto 5 nomination ai Tony Awards, tra cui quella come ‘Miglior Musical’. Autori del testo sono Cheri Steinkellner e Bill Steinkellner.    ... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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recreation of a couple photos from a scene between orville & phil that do seem to have homosexual overtones / intense friendship / possible romance energy

also the ensemble is there (& joe, & montgomery, & gloria, off to the sides) but the orvphil plausibilities feel Quite real

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Theatre Review, On the Road: ‘Sister Act’ at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre

Fans of “Sister Act” will be delighted to know that Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre has brought the musical version of the film to stage in Lancaster, PA. It is based on the 1992 film of the same name, with music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater, book by Bill and Cheri Steinkellner, and additional […] See original article at: https://mdtheatreguide.com/2023/03/theatre-review-on-the-road-sister-act-at-dutch-apple-dinner-theatre/