#Stephanie Rivera

[damian-navarro-art]

MIA <3

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

While I do like Maps robin costume I wish they went with a different approach.

The idea that she slowly started making it as other heroes started giving her parts of it was cool, Gotham academy kind was doing it by making Damian give her a mask and Riko Sheridan suggesting that she could contact a friend of hers to help with the costume.

My headcanon goes that the belt was from Red Robin since they met during an investigation (he has way to many of them anyway), the cape is one that Steph gave her (she replaces Barb in the Batgirl vol 4 annual #3), the black parts are from Cass, the mask still from Damian and the tunic & gloves from the we are robin kids while the gadgets where a gift from Colton for her first outing.

[bibluebutterfly]

It’s already wild to infantilize the fictional characters in Hazbin, but I did not know it was possible AND POPULAR to infantilize real adults.

What do you mean your favorite voice actors “don’t know any better”? They literally auditioned for the gig, knowing the role and show, and are getting paid to do it.

Also. THEY (aside from Blake Roman) ARE ADULTS IN THEIR THIRTIES TO SIXTIES WHO CAN TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES. They don’t need or care for parasocial fans saying that they’re “above this”.

Not a fan of Hazbin Hotel and think it’s trash (even though it hasn’t come out yet)? That’s absolutely fine.

In the wise words of Keith David, “Don’t watch.”

[tranquil-slaughterhouse]

Vivziepop and cast at the Hazbin Hotel Red Carpet Premiere.

Alex and Christian are not there, sorry.

[annamatix]

fandoms i'll talk about

books

-ally carter book series (gallagher girls, heist society, embassy row, not if i save you first, winterborne home)

-jennifer lynn barnes books/book series (the inheritance games, the fixer, the naturals, little white lies)

-the folk of the air trilogy

-shatter me series

-caraval series

-once upon a broken heart trilogy

-the red queen series

-the hunger games series

-a good girls guide to murder trilogy

shows/movies

-gilmore girls

-how to drain your dragon WHOLE FRANCHISE!!!

-the music freaks

-arcane

artists

-taylor swift ♡ huge swiftie here lmaoo will probably incorporate TS songs into how they relate to book characters

-sabreenie weenie carpenteenie !!! (sabrina carpenter)

-plus other music artists that come & go

!!

will update as hyperfixitions grow lol we'll see

[betsyswolfes]

This election is killing me

[derekklenadaily]

Also go check out a short film called 'Femme' which was a project that Derek was involved back in 2018! It stars Corey Camperchioil, Derek Klena, Stephanie Hsu, Jay Rivera and more! Produced by Rachel Brosnahan and directed by Aldan Peters. It is now available on YouTube!

[lowcountry-gothic]

Art credits (L-R, top to bottom): Jen Bartel, Caspar Wijngaard, David López, Stephanie Hans, Julian Totino Tedesco, Reilly Brown, Paolo Rivera, Paulina Ganucheau, Russell Dauterman, and Daniel Acuña.

Star Wars: A New Hope - The 40th Anniversary Covers to Doctor Aphra #8-11, Poe Dameron #16-17, Star Wars #33-34, Darth Maul #5, Mace Windu #1

[the-bi-library]

Happy February! Here are bisexual books out in February!

Books listed:

An Education in Malice by S.T. Gibson Mewing by Chloe Spencer Hannah Tate, Beyond Repair by Laura Piper Lee The Friendship Study by Ruby Barrett You Had Me at Merlot by Melissa Brayden Sunbringer (Fallen Gods, #2) by Hannah Kaner Signals Volume 2 by Nika (can be read online on Tapas too) A Vicious Game (The Halfling Saga, #3) by Melissa Blair Breaks Volume 1 by Emma Vieceli, Malin Rydén Mortgage of Convenience by Dani McLean Letters to Her Love by Katherine Grant Projections by S.E. Porter Truthfully, Yours by Caden Armstrong Rupture in Total Eclipse (Sun & Moon Duet Book 2) by Sem Thornwood It's Ours to Write by Blanche Maze The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan, #1) by Robert Jackson Bennett Big Date Energy by Bethany Rutter Tune Me Up (Bisexual Sing Team Book 3) by Renée Dahlia Snowed In With Summer by Tiana Warner Witch Boyfriend Wanted by Colette Rivera The Girl, the Ring, & the Baseball Bat by Camille Gomera-Tavarez King Cheer (Arden High) by Molly Horton Booth, Stephanie Kate Strohm, Jamie Green Prove It by Stephanie Hoyt Falling For You by Mariah Ankenman Disciples of Chaos (Seven Faceless Saints, #2) by M.K. Lobb Wine Ghost Goes to Hell by Sage Coffey In Plain Sight: A Summit Springs Novel by Siobhan Muir Who We Are in Real Life by Victoria Koops Fathomfolk (Drowned World, #1) by Eliza Chan The Absinthe Underground by Jamie Pacton

Please me know if I missed any books 💖

[wolfish-chan]

A list of unhinged song recs that make me think of the extended batfam characters:

• Self-Sabotage by Waterparks - Terry

• Creature by half•alive - Damian and Bruce

• Runs in the Family by Amanda Palmer - Stephanie

• Matilda by Harry Styles - Tim

• Brother by Madds Buckley - Jason and Dick

• House of Gold by Twenty One Pilots - Bruce and Martha

• Preacher by Roe Kapara - Duke

• Sex with a Ghost by Teddy Hyde - Bruce (again)

• I Was a Teenage Anarchist by Against Me! - Duke

• Ruthlessness by Jorge Rivera-Herrans - Talia

• The Strays by Sleeping with Sirens - The Outlaws

• The Moon Will Sing by The Crane Wives - Cass

• Angry Woman by Ashe - Selina

• What Was I Made For? by Billie Eilish - Dick

• Alone Together by Fall Out Boy - Teen Dick

• The Dead Come Talking by Roe Kapara - Bruce

• Find My Way by Khai Dreams and Atwood - Barbara

[mediaevalmusereads]

Favorite Books of 2024

Ok, I usually do a whole post where I categorize every book I've read over the year into Good, Bad, and Meh. I read WAY too many books this year to do that, so you're getting this instead.

TOP 10 FAVORITES (if I have to choose - in no particular order):

A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller Jr.

This book blew through my expectations and, as a former medievalist, I was hooked on the way monastic life was reimagined in a post-apocalyptic setting.

The Overstory by Richard Powers

I've never read a book more passionate about trees and nature. The effect was both devastating and hopeful.

The Children of Men by PD James

This one also blew through my expectations, layering complex questions about the purpose of life atop a dystopian landscape.

Ducks by Kate Beaton

A graphic memoir detailing Beaton's experience working the oil sands in Canada. Melancholy but immensely compassionate towards itinerant workers.

The Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen.

I'm not sure if this was "good," but for some reason, the worldbuilding and character dynamics stuck with me. I do think, however, it portrays the lived experience of discrimination well.

Native Speaker by Chang-Rae Lee

I loved the way this book thought about identity, culture, and language. Lee also has a gift for prose - I loved his sentences.

Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Fairies by Heather Fawcett

I usually don't like faerie books because too many of them portray faeries as humans with emotional abuse issues. This book, however, made them both whimsical and frightening, and I loved the dynamic between the two protagonists.

Dayspring by Anthony Oliveira

A queer retelling (mostly in verse) of the relationship between Christ and John the Apostle. The movement backwards and forwards in time was really elegant and there are so many hard-hitting lines in here. I also appreciated the author's thorough knowledge of secondary sources and other literary allusions.

Spinning by Tillie Walden

A graphic memoir about becoming a competitive figure skater and falling out of love with the sport. Walden's portrayal of numbness and depression is on-point.

Borne by Jeff VanderMeer

A delightfully weird post-apocalyptic tale that questions what it means to be a "person." VanderMeer's prose is so good I wanted to eat it with a spoon.

Honorable Mentions (in no particular order):

This One Summer by Jillian and Mariko Tamaki

Sleep Demons by Bill Hayes (review forthcoming)

There There by Tommy Orange

What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher

The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters

Worlds of Ink and Shadow by Lena Coakley

All That Remains by Sue Black

Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake

Sitting Pretty by Rebekah Taussig

Making Comics by Linda Barry

What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo

Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett

The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber and David Wengrow

The Garden by Clare Beams

Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar

You or Someone You Love by Hannah Matthews

The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Going Postal by Terry Pratchett

The Duke Who Didn't by Courtney Milan

Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver

Never Look Back by Lilliam Rivera

Silence by Shusaku Endo

God's Monsters by Esther J. Hamori

Conflict is Not Abuse by Sarah Schulman

[whatevergreen]

Untitled (Emmanuel, trans man and tattoo artist), Argentina, 2018 - Kike Arnal

Queer and trans activists on the forefront of Bogotá’s protests against police brutality, state corruption, and taxation, 2021 - Frank Sanchez

Sylvia Rivera, marching with the Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries, a radical trans-rights group she cofounded. New York (1970)

Marchers hold a nonbinary flag during a Pride walk in Amsterdam in 2022 - Romy Arroyo Fernandez

Black-Trans-Lives-Matter, Philadelphia

Black Trans Lives Matter rally in the Brooklyn borough of New York 2020 - Stephanie Keith

Supporters of LGBTQA+ rights march from Union Station towards Capitol Hill, Washington DC - March 2023

Salem, a transgender activist in Dallas, started acquiring weapons in 2020 and found guns provided a way to push back against forces of suppression against transgender and other rights. (Socialist Rifle Association and the John Brown Gun Club).

Protesters supporting transgender rights held at the Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Jan. 21, 2025

People will trundle down a supermarket aisle with a 1000 types of shampoo with barely a complaint, but can't cope with the scientific fact of more than two genders - or that it in no way negatively impacts their lives.

https://glaad.org/transgender/resources/

[riordanverserpdatabase]

hey ! i'd also like to ask if @aphroditesfavechild could be put in cabin 10 , and @apollossage in cabin 7 ? thx !

Thank you user Anonymous for your multiple contributions to the database!!!! Let's call up some of your siblings!!!

For Eros:

Head Counselor: Brooklyn Hayward @love-lightning-forethought

Adelaide Swan @aphrodites-finnish-daughter

Amihan Victoria Ibarra @philiophob1a

Celeste (Hunter of Artemis) @cel-child-of-aphrodite

Damien Flynn @bookworm-of-cabin-ten

Dorian Sinclaire @sonofamotherloving-lovelady

Elizabeth Beaauregard @Lizzie-beau

Haven Arcadia @sweetxloverxx

Isabel @oneofaphroditesmanykids

Jeanette-Elódie Chiyo Takahashi @jean-isnot-verysweet

Jinka Medali @jinkas-heart-filled-meadows

Leora Caory @therosesonofaphrodite

Nikolai Burns @another-aphrodite-child

Rogelio Ibarra @gellyhelio

Rosalie @that-girl-cupid

Sara Davies (Matchmaker Extraordinaire) @camp-half-bloods-resident-cupid

Stephanie (or Steph) @that-asian-child-of-aphrodite

Valeria Ramon @pretty-and-chaotic

For Sage:

Head Counselor: Kat Carter @cabinseventheaterchick

Apollo's Sacred Cow @cow-an0n

Andrea Rivera @the-golden-childofthesun

Andrew Silas @andrew-champion-of-heartbreak

Archer Penthia @daughterofthesunandtheatregod

Aria Pane @aria-pane

Asher Reid @a-poetic-apollo-kid

Aster Atlas @y0urlocalhalf-bl0od

Audie @lady-ariadne-of-milan

Augustine Emmerson (Free Therapist) @official-therapist-chb

Blaze Daylight @Chaotic-child-of-apollo

Brio (or BJ, or Birdie) @birdie-jay-07

Cameron Flux @thanatoss-favorite-demigod

Camilla Dawn Lewis @one-of-apollos

Cass @daughter-of-apollo7

Dawn Lovelace @dawn-lovelace

Darcy Rivers @mentally-stable-child-of-apollo

Ezra @apollosfavoriteplaylist

Gracie @another-apollo-daughter

Gracelyn Cirillo @rotten-ray-of-sunshine

Hyacinth, (Cinth) @namesake-ofhyacinthus

Irene St. James @iwillsarcasmthemonstersaway

Julie Beaufort-Stuart @lady-of-midnight-son

Kayla @apollos-favorite-child

Kieran @kieran-nolastname

Kofi @yeah-im-a-daughter-of-apollo

Kore @kore-pythia-hayashi

Lathi/Lathu @lathuuuuuuui

Lavender (Thistle) @the-gods-abandoned-us

Lexi @the-amazing-life-of-lexi

Marley Elizabeth Dunne @phrophetic-child-of-apollo

Mino @apollos-child-of-sunshine

Mireya @mireya-the-awkward-extrovert

Onyx Ray Solace @apollos-weirdest-child

Ollie and Miya @apollos-twins

Ophelia @daughterofthesun-chosethemoon

Peisha @peishathedemigod

Penelope @archery-and-musicals

Peyton @peyton-is-cool

Reese @daughter-ofthe-sunlight

Serene Zhang @arisdaughter

Snow @snow-white-sunlight

Sunshine Phoebe Sinclair @apollos-tone-deaf--child

Zahra @that-smart-apollo-kid

Zephyr Lourwood @zephyrdaughterofapollo

[droughtofapathy]

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

2024 Chita Rivera Awards

May 20, 2024 | Special Event | NYU Skirball | Evening | Award Ceremony | 2H 40M

What a special night full of wonderful tributes to the late Chita Rivera. This marks the first year we don't have the legendary Chita Rivera with us. But she was with us. The whole evening was sublime, so here are the standout moments for me.

Highlights from the event:

Host Jared Grimes's freestyle tap-dance routine.

Bebe Neuwirth in a pretty dress with her pink glasses introducing a special staging of "All That Jazz" with Bob Fosse's original choreography.

Stephanie Pope Lofgren's "Kiss of the Spider Woman."

Ben Vereen's tribute speech to Chita. He had the audience inhale, and exhale, and said that was Chita with us. She was all around us in the very air we breathed.

Norm Lewis sang "Bui Doi," and it solidified for me that even a magnificent singer cannot soothe my anger and hatred towards that show. I fucking hate Miss Saigon.

Damn, Debbie Allen looked good. She had her own Chita stories, and introduced "America," with Kyra Sorce (Bernadette Peters' goddaughter) dancing Anita. The Rosalia dancer is the very same one who originated the role in the 2009 production and was featured at the Sondheim 80th Birthday Concert celebration. She looks and sounds exactly the same after fifteen years. I knew her immediately.

David Hyde Pierce gave a marvelous introduction to Lifetime Achievement Award winner Bernadette Peters.

Christ almighty, okay, I am now officially a Kristen Chenoweth convert. I have spent almost two decades being relatively unmoved by her character voice portrayals, but her legit singing? Incredible.

Lea Salonga did something magical that night with her "Move On/Not While I'm Around" medley that cannot be put into words. Just listen.

Truly the best tribute video I've ever seen. Bernadette Peters's life is astounding. I hope they make it available to watch in the future.

I shan't be talking about the actual awards, because I am not entirely pleased.

John Kander also sent in a little video tribute to Chita and Bernadette, and Joel Grey sent his regards and a story.

Verdict: My Soul Transcended Space and Time

A Note on Ratings

[danganronpaisbest]

Danganronpa x Criminal Case AU

(Contains university district characters from season 1, season 5, and some ocs)

Main Roles

Mary Lou Hong: Protagonist (Ult.Groupie)

Bart Williams: Support (Ult.Informant)

Tess Goodwin: Antagonist (Ult.Psychiatrist)

Prolouge

Rule Breaker: Olivia Wright (Ult.Donator)

~Chapter 1~

Victim: Riley Davis (Ult.Drummer)

Blackened: Stephanie Griff (Ult.Tennis Pro)

~Chapter 2~

Victim: Sally Hooper (Ult.Actor)

Blackened: Olly Oliver (Ult.Singer)

~Chapter 3~

Victim 1: Lisa Edward's (Ult.Libarian)

Victim 2: Toby Hansen (Ult.Director)

Blackend: Samantha Collins (Ult.Fan Girl)

~Chapter 4~

Victim: Adrian Lynn (Ult.Cosplayer)

Blackened: Penelope Rivera (Ult.Influencer)

~Chapter 5~

Victim: Tess Goodwin (Ult.Psychiatrist)

Blackened: Josh Anderson (Ult.Jock)

~Chapter 6~

Survivors

Mary Lou Hong (Ult.Groupie)

Bart Williams (Ult.Informant)

Cindy McMinn (Ult.???)

Randy Lockheart (Ult.Fashion Designer)

!!Mastermind!!

Tyler Wright (Ult. Affluent Progeny)

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

💙💜💖 Bi Books Coming Out February 2024

💖💜💙 Do you know what we could always use a little more of? Bi books! Here are a few coming out in February that would make fabulous additions to your never-ending TBR! Happy reading!

💖 In Plain Sight by Siobhan Muir 💜 Big Date Energy by Bethany Rutter 💙 Wine Ghost Goes to Hell by Sage Coffey 💖 Disciples of Chaos by M.K. Lobb 💜 Who We Are in Real Life by Victoria Koops 💙 Rupture in Total Eclipse by Sem Thornwood 💖 King Cheer by Molly Horton Booth, Stephanie Kate Strohm, Jamie Green 💜 Master and Favorite by Rachel Cherry 💙 Hannah Tate, Beyond Repair by Laura Piper Lee 💖 A Vicious Game by Melissa Blair 💜 It's Ours to Write by Blanche Maze 💙 Projections by S.E. Porter 💖 The Girl, the Ring, & the Baseball Bat by Camille Gomera-Tavarez 💜 Witch Boyfriend Wanted by Colette Rivera 💙 Tune Me Up by Renée Dahlia 💖 Cloti's Song by Dani Finn 💜 Prove It by Stephanie Hoyt 💙 Mewing by Chloe Spencer 💖 Snowed In With Summer by Tiana Warner 💜 Green Dot by Madeline Gray 💙 Falling For You by Mariah Ankenman 💖 Breaks by Emma Vieceli, Malin Rydén 💜 Signals by Nika 💙 Mortgage of Convenience by Dani McLean 💖 Sunbringer by Hannah Kaner 💜 The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett 💙 An Education in Malice by S.T. Gibson 💖 Truthfully, Yours by Caden Armstrong 💜 The Absinthe Underground by Jamie Pacton 💙 The Friendship Study by Ruby Barrett 💖 Daniel, Deconstructed by James Ramos 💜 Letters to Her Love by Katherine Grant 💙 We Got the Beat by Jenna Miller 💖 Fathomfolk by Eliza Chan 💜 You Had Me at Merlot by Melissa Brayden 💙 Redsight by Meredith Mooring