#and chef omar is chef

[clemmietimes]

my day was meh but it was made marginally better imagining violet declaring to clementine that they were gonna get married and clementine just kinda laughs it off until violet actually finds a ring and proposes

[omarcitoloves]

category: omar rudberg eyes

[paristexaz]

Omar Sharif Catherine Deneuve Ava Gardner and James Mason in

MAYERLING (1968) directed by Terence Young

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[king-wille]

my favourite character in young royals is Simon because I relate a lot to him and I like how he is strong-willed and stands up for himself but also Wilhelm because I understand his inner conflict and love how deeply caring he is but also Felice because she is such a loyal and kind person and deserves everything that's good but also August because I love complex characters with a lot of layers who give me mixed feelings but also....

[queenshammer]

Grant O’Brien for president 2024

[thishadoscarbuzz]

256 - Burnt

This week, we're bringing you an episode to make you yell "YA BURNT!" Back in 2015, Bradley Cooper was to headline an ensemble dreamed about an unruly addict chef trying to earn his third Michelin star. Switching from the anonymously titled Adam Jones to the equally anonymous Burnt, the film had already earned a little bit of punchline status before skipping the fall festival circuit and delivering a dud wide release. Despite Cooper's rising star power and Academy pedigree, this one didn't come close to the awards or audience embrace as 2014's American Sniper.

This episode, we look back at a the rise of chef culture in pop culture at large from Top Chef to The Bear. We also talk about Alicia Vikander's busy 2015 that led to an Oscar win, the film's ludicrous but formulaic plotting by screenwriter Steven Knight, and the underwhelming cinematic output from director John Wells.

Topics also include Cooper's upcoming Maestro, his Oscar nominations as a producer, and Serenity.

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[rpg-queen]

Ooo DesiQuest releases on November 14!!! This looks so good, I'm super excited!

[deborasmail]

oh, it’s just a chef salad with some ‘spicy southern ranch’ dressing.

Spice & recipe coming soon to TDONS.com

2023 ©️ debora smail

[altruistic-meme]

hii :D 15, 44 and 73 for the spotify wrapped :]]

hi darling!!! let's see what we have here for you today :]

15: It Takes A Fool To Remain Sane - Omar Rudberg not surprising at all kshdfskdf especially given that he is my number 1 artist of the year :') but this song absolutely deserves to be so close to the start of the list, it's so iconic

favorite lyric: [although in this case, it's more about the way it's sung!] ' Every morning, I would see her getting off the bus The picture never drops, it's like a multicolored snapshot '

44: Nothing Ever Changes - Nico Collins !!! i think i only really discovered Nico Collins this year but a lot of his songs just go so hard. this song especially makes me lose my mind. the message in the song is something i feel so acutely a lot of the time

favorite lyric: ' So we send our thoughts and prayers To those who lost their lives But the cycle stays and in a couple of days Bullets fly and a few more die '

73: No Friends - Cadmium, Rosendale ngl i found this through a Haikyuu amv but it is such a good song so i have no shame. it is also one that i feel very deeply

favorite lyric: ' Everybody thinks I'm strange It's just something in my brain Don't know who they're being normal for '

[snallavanta]

this song is SO SEXY it's making me blush just listening to it

[misschatz]

'Addressing the Dressing' Storyboard Art

[halalrestaurantsnearme1]

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[therealsinnohdawn]

yo what up it’s ya girl therealsinnohdawn and todays injustice is… *spins wheel* THE FACT THAT EUPHORIA AND OMAR EPPS’s PERFORMANCE THEREIN DID NOT WIN ANY AWARDS????

[k1pta]

my loyalty for dijon and THAT song

2022 // 2021

[mirabel-on-a-bicycle]

No but even on top of Omar's chef's kiss ✨ acting in this scene (the how-dare-u glare, the pause, the blatant lie, ughh the knowing SMILEE), its just so so well executed.

Right when Wille lets the audience know that he'd let Simon go, with genuine conviction, and complete acceptance in his heart, this scene comes along and sets the gears into motion.

It's a straight up prophesy, like fate personified, walking off into the dark fog of defeat and turning back, ever so slightly, with a smirk, right before disappearing. Like an "Or so you thought" right at the end of a chapter.

When Marcus threatened to cross the boundry of the mental space and memory where Simon kept Wille, something clicked within him. I like to think that in that pause, Simon learnt the truth about himself: that Wille was still there, in his heart. He had never really let him go. And that Marcus was nowhere near what Wille was to him.

"They don't have names" is such a fucking power move. It's the shutting of doors on Marcus' face, the proof of his loyalty to Wille. Unbeknownst to Marcus or Wille, and only to himself, this is the first time Simon stands his ground and speaks his mind truthfully without Marcus' manipulations. And he gets away with it flawlessly.

And man. Nothing gets to me like small subtle actions that hold so much weight and history. I mean look at his smile. He knows what he said.