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Andrea Meani III 😘😍🥰🔥

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AMfP Paintings Part 2

This is the second part of my file on the paintings in the game. Read the first part here.

Title: Passage on the river Styx Artist: Nicolas-Louis-François Gosse Year: 1819

Title: Leda and the Swan Artist: Paolo Veronese Year: 1585

Title: ??? Artist: ??? About: Looks very similar to Henry Woollett’s ‘The Meet’

Title: The Hunting of Chevy Chase Artist: Edwin Henry Landseer Year: c. 1825–1826

Title: Over the Fence Artist: Warren Williams

Title: ??? Artist: ???

Title: A Lady Out Hunting Artist: Heywood Hardy

Title: The Meet Artist: Heywood Hardy

Title: Watermill in a Wooded Landscape with Rainy Weather Artist: Andreas Achenbach Year: 1853

Title: Dam Square with the new Town Hall under Construction Artist: Johann(es) Lingelbach Year: 1656

Title: A ship being caulked Artist: Reinier Nooms Year: between 1660 and 1664

Title: ??? (seems to be an unnamed illustration) Artist: Jacques Fabien Gautier d'Agoty Year: between 1746 and 1748 About: From ‘Myologie complette en coleur…’

Title: The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Deijman Artist: Rembrandt van Rijn Year: 1656 About: this fragmentary painting depicts brain dissection performed by Dr Jan Deijman

Title: ??? Artist: ???

Title: The Stenograph Year: c. 1882 About: The back side of the promotional card for M. M. Bartholomew's stenograph

Title: Bristol Butcher's Hanging Meat Display Artist: ??? Year: early 1900

Title: ??? Artist: ???

Title: Boreray Ram Photographer: Gibbja Year: 2011 About: a boreray ram named Haan. The species is also known as the Boreray Blackface or Hebridean Blackface

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Formula 1: McLaren technical director James Key leaves as new team structure revealed

James Key joined McLaren as technical director in 2019, replacing Tim Goss Technical director James Key has left McLaren after a difficult couple of seasons and been replaced by a new design-office structure at the team. Key's role has been split into three separate technical director positions under team principal Andrea Stella. David Sanchez joins from Ferrari to lead car concept and performance. He is joined by two internal promotions - Peter Prodromou on aerodynamics and Neil Houldley on engineering and design. All three will operate with the job title of technical director in charge of their own area of expertise. Sanchez will start work on 1 January 2024 after completing his "gardening leave" from Ferrari. The changes, which the team emphasised had been worked on for months, come after McLaren slipped from fourth to fifth in the constructors' championship in 2022, and a dispiriting start to the new season. The team admitted they had missed their targets over the winter, having failed to spot a development direction early enough, and are last in the constructors' championship after two races having suffered both below-par performance and poor reliability. McLaren are hopeful upgrades scheduled to be introduced from the fourth race of the season will return them to a more competitive position. Stella said: "Looking ahead, I am determined and fully focused on leading McLaren back to the front of the field. "Since taking on the team principal role, I have been given the mandate to take a strategic approach to ensure the team is set on a long-term foundation, for us to build on over the years. "This new structure provides clarity and effectiveness within the team's technical department and puts us in a strong position to maximise performance, including optimising the new infrastructure upgrades we have coming in 2023." McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown said: "It has been clear to me for some time that our technical development has not moved at a quick enough pace to match our ambition of returning to the front of the grid. "I'm pleased that, having completed a full review with Andrea, we are now able to implement the restructure required to set the wheels in motion to turn this around. "These strategic changes ensure the long-term success of the team and are necessary to see McLaren get back to winning ways. "We have everything coming into place now with our people and infrastructure and alongside an exciting driver line-up, I'm determined to see McLaren get back to where we should be." Prodromou as technical director, aerodynamics, will be supported by Giuseppe Pesce, who has been promoted to director, aerodynamics and chief of staff. Piers Thynne has been promoted from operations director to chief operating officer with the aim of supporting Stella in "innovating and elevating the standards at McLaren". The restructure has been introduced shortly before key infrastructure projects at McLaren are due for completion. These include the team's own wind tunnel, which is expected to be running by the summer. For more than a decade, McLaren have been using a third-party wind tunnel in Germany, creating both cost and logistical issues. via BBC Sport - Formula 1 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/

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LECTURES DE 2024 : The Walking Dead, tome 2 - Robert Kirkman

Lecture terminée le 1er octobre 2024 (85/85)

Nombre de pages : 133 pages

Allen : My wife just died! Andrea : And my sister died, and Shane died, and Jim died! My parents are probably dead! Everyone I've ever known are probably dead! My friends, my family, my neighbors, my co-workers... Everyone. Everyone in this group is dealing with that... we're surrounded by death. It's taken over our lives. And there isn't a goddamn thing we can do about it! We either deal with it or we don't and right now your sons need you to deal with it... and get over it. They need you! Think about them!

Un tome par jour pour l'automne, ma 85ème lecture de l'année est le 2ème tome de la saga The Walking Dead, écrite par Robert Kirkman! De manière générale, j'ai préféré ce tome, même s'il a ses défauts!

Résumé : Le groupe ne peut pas rester plus longtemps en périphérie d'Atlanta, les dangers sont trop grands, les souvenirs trop douloureux. Et alors qu'ils rencontrent de nouvelles personnes et échappent encore et toujours aux morts ralentis par l'hiver, Carl est gravement blessé et ils doivent le sauver au plus vite.

CW/TW: morts, meurtres, tentatives de meurtres, pensées suicidaires, tentatives de suicide, armes à feu, cadavres, zombies, gore, violence physique, violence psychologique, sexisme, décomposition, cannibalisme, négligence infantile, sexe, putophobie, grossesse, pacte de suicide (sous-entendu), etc...

De manière générale, le tome 2 a été meilleur que le tome 1! L'histoire est mieux racontée, le rythme est mieux géré, les personnages sont approfondis et mieux travaillés... Bref, il est mieux construit que le précédent. Donc si vous avez lu le tome 1 et l'avez trouvé un peu bancal, celui-ci est mieux! On sent une réelle amélioration entre les deux tomes, c'est surprenant mais agréable.

Par contre, y'a quand même des choses que j'ai moins aimé. Déjà, y'a trop de romances. Ok, c'est la fin du monde, on sait pas si on trouvera quelqu'un d'autre, j'entends bien, et donc je comprends qu'on cherche le plaisir de la chair pour se réconforter, tout ça... Mais qu'on me parle pas d'amour! Pas pour Glenn et Maggie en tout cas. Je l'accepte pour les couples déjà mariés, mais ce sont pas des gosses de 18-19 ans qui vont me dire qu'en trois jours ils sont amoureux, etc... Puis, le fait de romantiser le fait que Sofia s'inquiète pour la santé de Carl? Bof hein.

Mais en vrai, ça va. C'est surtout le sexisme le problème, notamment (mais pas que!) avec Allen. Ce n'est pas la première fois que je le note, et autant je m'en suis fichu dans le tome 1 parce que oui, y'a du sexisme intériorisé et banalisé, c'est normal, faut s'y attendre, mais faut descendre de ses grands chevaux à un moment. Qu'Allen traite Andrea de pute, de salope, l'envoie chier alors qu'elle fait tout ce qu'elle peut pour le réconfort, qu'elle fait preuve d'empathie, mais qu'il remercie Rick de faire le minimum syndical qui consiste à lui dire qu'il faut "passer à autre chose"... C'est que ça commence à se voir, hein, qu'il déteste les femmes.

Mais bon, y'a rien de très extaordinaire non plus à ce tome. L'histoire avance bien, les personnages sont toujours faciles à comprendre, rien de bien extaordinaire, mais on s'amuse! Donc ouais, je recommande toujours The Walking Dead si vous voulez lire quelque chose de spooky pour la saison :)

[jmtorres]

re all these recs-- I'm going thru them significantly for my own record-keeping. THANK YOU to everyone who made suggestions & if I marked yours "I already own it" please know that just means we share great taste

@mindyfromohio NK Jemisin, The City We Became (I own it), The World We Make (wishlisted on libro.fm)

@ravingrevolution: Martha Wells, the Murderbot Diaries series, yes I own all of these

@lnich: Inherit the Stars by James P Hogan --ooh, good call, there's some classic sf Audible carries (but hasn't stamped as audible original) that can't be found elsewhere. I already have the three of this series that have been recorded but this reminds me to check other classic sf authors like Pamela Sargent

@shhdontlook Bloody Summer by Carmen Maria Machado--ooh, it's in a short story collection called "Trespass" that features a lot of authors I like!

@steampotter tell me what you mean by "new" Discworld? I haven't read any, but I've been slowly collecting Pratchett titles whenever they're on sale on Libro.fm. ( @mosylu is this what you're referring to? it would appear that three of the 12 Pratchett I've picked up this way have Bill Nighy listed as an narrator.)( @shamelesslymkp also. can one of you tell me how I identify "new" Discworld? What year did they start rerecording?). i'm not familiar with Rob J Hayes, I have dropped Along the Razor's Edge into my cart to try him out. Leech by Hiron Ennes looks like it might be a bit much for me right now, but I have wishlisted it for later. (I already own Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi, Murderbot, Andy Weir's The Martian, and The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty)

@adventures-in-mangaland ooh, snagging Trevor Noah's Born A Crime. I think I've got enough recs in my chosen genres that I'm gonna skip Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid and What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo but those were very interesting recs, thank you. I already own the Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue, and its sequel. Are you recommending Bleak Expectations the BBC Radio 4 series or Bleak Expectations the novel? they both list Mark Evans as the author so I suppose they're two different adaptations of the same? I have heard Cabin pressure on YouTube back in the early days of Sherlock.

@mari13606 yes I have Murderbot lol. i'm gonna need an author for Touchstone, that's a fairly common title, and I didn't find any audiobooks for Stained Glass Monsters.

@ladyegwene I think I own most of the expanse books though I'm trying to figure out how far I've gotten in the series, maybe three books in? I also nabbed Hugh Howie's silo books after the TV adaptation.

@renninflight I'm up on Katherine Addison and Martha Wells, but I apparently can't keep up with Leigh Bardugo's output so I've added the Familiar to my libro.fm wish list

@katofrafters Lindsay Ellis is already on my Libro.fm wishlist. I own Mira Grant's Newsflesh, Rolling in the Deep and Parasitology series, but let me just snag everything else. I've got Murderbot and Tamsyn Muir and Leigh Bardugo already, and the Expanse books. Let me look into this Stephen Graham Jones.

@drverstehen1 I have the Theodora Goss, Junkyard Cats, Hench, Son of Trickster, Dread Nation, Andrea Vernon and the very long title (which I didn't recognize, but is in fact in my library, it's narrated by Bahni Turpin and I tend to grab all her stuff). "Orconomics" sounds like either I would enjoy it very much or it would drive me crazy (I'm an accountant) so I'm marking that series down as a maybe. I don't know Drew Hayes or Secondhand Curses, I'll add that to my cart.

@katemonkeyville I feel like I know the name Barbara Hambley is she – ah, she wrote a couple of Star Wars books. The sci-fi nerd is strong in this one. OK, I'll give Benjamin January a try.

@arrows-for-pens I've got the Queen thief, the whole series went on sale when the last one came out, I've got Alexandra Rowland. (I follow her on the tumblrs lol). Garth Nix is on my wish list (they're just cheap enough. It's not worth using credits on). I don't know Rae Carson, I'll check her out. These Broken Stars is actually on Libro.fm as well. thank you for warning me about the sequel, I am usually quite a completionist.

@gaymergirl @bisexualbaker I own the first of Effie Calvin's books. I think I'll pick up a couple more, they seem to be an unmarked audible exclusive.

@bisexualbaker i not only own, but recently listened to When the angels left the old country! <3 And I've got Andy Weir too. and to my surprise How to Defeat the Demon King--I think Audible must have featured it for a couple of bucks at some point. I'll give Beware of Chicken a try, sounds wild.

@shamelesslymkp Second Hand Curses by Drew Hayes added, Sean Maguire have, Patricia C Wrede have (childhood fave), How to Defeat the Demon King have, Scalzi have, Andy Weir have. Murderbot have, Locked Tomb have, Mira Grant have, can you point me at a title for the villains code series? Drew Hayes has a lot of series. Naomi Novik, have, hadn't heard of Tess Sharpe wishlisting those.

@athenadark I have RF Kuang and Djeli P Clarke. Fall of the Gaslit Empire does not appear to have an audiobook version, do you recommend Rod Duncan's other books? there is so much Tad Williams that I am daunted by where to start, can you tell me a specific title?

(I don't know why everyone's names wouldn't link. Sorry if I fucked up your spelling.)

apparently Audible credits expire after a year?

so I have 21 to spend this month (and I'm considering reducing next year's subscription)

Please recommend me books to buy on Audible!

preferably: scifi/fantasy or like interesting histories (nonfiction), "audible original" aka not available elsewhere

(feel free to reblog)

[mirandamckenni1]

Liked on YouTube: What If The Speed of Light is NOT CONSTANT? || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw8b9YV0EPA || PBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you. To support your local station, go to: https://ift.tt/vso9Mtc Sign Up on Patreon to get access to the Space Time Discord! https://ift.tt/U7Ny6un One of the most fundamental physics facts is that the speed of light in a vacuum is constant for all observers. But can we really be sure that the speed of light wasn’t different in the past, or perhaps in other parts of the universe? In fact, variable speed of light theories have long been used to try to explain everything from dark energy to gravity itself. Let’s explore how constant this fundamental constant really is. All Previous Episodes Referenced https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msVuCEs8Ydo&list=PLsPUh22kYmNCJOQ2p5hvrU-sqOxTAK7nc&ab_channel=PBSSpaceTime Check out the Space Time Merch Store https://ift.tt/9DjB7Qs Sign up for the mailing list to get episode notifications and hear special announcements! https://ift.tt/ZhpHEQV Search the Entire Space Time Library Here: https://ift.tt/IaYwJr6 Hosted by Matt O'Dowd Written by Fernando Franco Félix & Matt O'Dowd Post Production by Leonardo Scholzer, Yago Ballarini, Adriano Leal & Stephanie Faria Directed by Andrew Kornhaber Associate Producer: Bahar Gholipour Executive Producers: Eric Brown & Andrew Kornhaber Executive in Charge for PBS: Maribel Lopez Director of Programming for PBS: Gabrielle Ewing Assistant Director of Programming for PBS: John Campbell Spacetime is produced by Kornhaber Brown for PBS Digital Studios. This program is produced by Kornhaber Brown, which is solely responsible for its content. © 2023 PBS. All rights reserved. End Credits Music by J.R.S. Schattenberg: https://www.youtube.com/user/MultiDroideka Space Time Was Made Possible In Part By: Big Bang Sponsors Bryce Fort Peter Barrett David Neumann Sean Maddox Alexander Tamas Morgan Hough Juan Benet Vinnie Falco Fabrice Eap Mark Rosenthal Quasar Sponsors Glenn Sugden Alex Kern Ethan Cohen Stephen Wilcox Christina Oegren Mark Heising Hypernova Sponsors Stephen Spidle Chris Webb Ivari Tölp Zacahary Wilson Kenneth See Gregory Forfa Kirk Honour Joe Moreira Bradley Voorhees Marc Armstrong Scott Gorlick Paul Stehr-Green Ben Delo Scott Gray Антон Кочков Robert Ilardi John R. Slavik Donal Botkin John Pollock Edmund Fokschaner chuck zegar Jordan Young Daniel Muzquiz Gamma Ray Burst Sponsors Jakub Jasinski Robin Bayley Piotr Sarnicki Massimiliano Pala Thomas Nielson Joe Pavlovic Ryan McGaughy Chuck Lukaszewski Edward Hodapp Cole Combs Andrea Galvagni Jerry Thomas Nikhil Sharma Ryan Moser John Anderson David Giltinan Scott Hannum Bradley Ulis Craig Falls Vivaan Vaka Kane Holbrook Ross Story teng guo Mason Dillon Matt Langford Harsh Khandhadia Thomas Tarler Susan Albee Frank Walker Matt Quinn Michael Lev Terje Vold James Trimmier Andre Stechert Paul Wood Kent Durham Ramon Nogueira Paul Suchy Ellis Hall John H. Austin, Jr. Diana S Polijar Faraz Khan Almog Cohen Alex Edwards Daniel Jennings Cameron Sampson Jeremy Reed David Johnston Michael Barton Andrew Mann Isaac Suttell Bleys Goodson Robert Walter Mark Delagasse Mark Daniel Cohen Nickolas Andrew Freeman Shane Calimlim Tybie Fitzhugh Eric Kiebler Craig Stonaha Graydon Goss Frederic Simon Dmitri McGuiness John Robinson Jim Hudson Alex Gan David Barnholdt David Neal John Funai Bradley Jenkins Jiri Borkovec Vlad Shipulin Cody Brumfield Thomas Dougherty King Zeckendorff Dan Warren Patrick Sutton John Griffith Dean Faulk 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Light & Relativity 01:49 Is the Speed of Light Invariant? 05:13 First VSL Theory 06:43 VSL & The Horizon Problem 09:09 Moffat's VSL Proposal 09:46 Albercht & Mageuijo's VSL 10:37 Are VSL Theories Testable? 12:58 VSL & Refractive Index of the Universe 13:56 Is there VSL Evidence? 14:51 Comments

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Miguel Pizarro protagoniza versión cinematográfica de ‘Lecciones de otoño’

La novela del escritor mexicano Iván Eduardo Lópezcampos será producida por 501 Dream Productions   Un anciano que no encuentra razones para vivir, se encuentra con un niño que pese a su edad padece la misma desesperanza. Tal es la anécdota de la que se vale el escritor mexicano Iván Eduardo Lópezcampos para cuestionar el trato que da la sociedad a los adultos mayores, al tiempo que envía un mensaje de esperanza en su novela Lecciones de otoño, que será llevada al cine por 501 Dream Productions en conjunto con Bad House. Alfonso Aldaz Iglesias, personificado por el primer actor Miguel Pizarro, es un viejo que vive en el abandono en un piso de Madrid. No sólo ha perdido la esperanza sino incluso las ganas de tenerla. Cuando su médico le pide que busque razones para vivir le contesta “No busco razones para vivir, sino el cómo morir. ¿Acaso es algo tan complicado mi petición?” Por casualidad su vida cruza con la del pequeño Gerard, interpretado por Mateo Chávez. ¿Qué hace que un niño tenga la misma desesperanza que un anciano? La vida de ambos permite al autor de Lecciones de Otoño señalar el modo en que la sociedad relega, discrimina, excluye a algunos al tiempo que toca al lector: “La vejez no es más que la curvatura que sufre la línea de la vida; al final el peso de los años le vence, une el punto final con el inicial; es por eso que los viejos acaban siendo más niños que adultos. Sienten como ellos, sufren como ellos, tienen la inocencia y la irreverencia de estos; quizá la vida está diseñada así para que el alma que recoja, cuando llegue la hora, sea de nuevo pura”. Como en sus anteriores novelas –Amanecer en la Antigua, Déja vù en París, Los últimos siete días de mi vida, Distopía, Antoine Favre, entre otras– Lópezcampos hace una crítica social al amor apresurado y sin compromiso, la amistad condicionada, la codicia, el poder y los falsos valores que ensalzan el parecer en vez del ser. La adaptación cinematográfica correrá a cargo del mismo autor, mientras la dirección estará en manos de Roger Ellis Frazier, quien ha dirigido a actores como Andy García, Elya Baskin, Scott Adkins, Robert Davi o Luke Goss. En el elenco, estarán también Sandra Benhumea, Andrea Portugal, Guillermo Iván, Luis Gatica, Evangelina Martínez, Evangelina Sosa y Nicole Mayer, entre otros. El rodaje iniciará en junio próximo y las locaciones se realizarán en Ciudad Camargo, Chihuahua capital, Madrid y Toledo. Está película será sin duda una revelación que ningún cinéfilo se debe perder. Read the full article

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20/11-03/12/2022

I think the main thing I learned from doing those is that I need to write them weekly or I forget absolutely everything that happened.

Team 1 is trundling along. One of the things we want to do (migrating stuff from a fairly archaic and badly performing app to a standard format) is finally making some progress after a huge decisionmaking overhead (people were already quite impatient about it when I joined in August). Thankfully I managed to agree someone with specialism we don't have in the team to spend 3 days per week on it instead of having 3 people for a day each.

The team handed over some recommendations from a Discovery to another area. They're fairly small and process-type fixes as opposed to something more transformative, which we also can't tackle because it's in another team's remit and they have plans to work on it or commission a managed service in a quarter or few. Doesn't feel ideal to me but I don't think I'd have much success if I pushed the subject.

We had a fun away day we went to Manchester for, with a mince pie blind taste test. I need to pull together the results and publish the structured tasting sheets so other people can do it if they want haha. I've send everyone joining remotely pastries as well and I've gotta say their reviews made me really want to try the Wahaca mincepie empandas and mulled plum pastries from Brighton's Flour Pot bakeries. :P We went to an escape room whih is one of those things that are not quite the same remotely....

Team 2 ways of working are getting a bit more settled (despite - again - lack of a PM), with some refinements to Trello and hacking together an Objective -> Epic -> Card structure. Lots of engagement with other departments and private sector to improve things they've done mostly with good results.

Overall I feel like there's very little consciousness on the programme how much overhead the lack of ownership, constant handovers, and high & varied WIP bring. So far I've been escalating on behalf of my teams but maybe there's a chance of doing something more structured. I should put my thoughts in order in case my contract does not get renewed anyway.

No major revelations about coaching altho I think I'm just settling into being more empathetic and supportive with the current group. 🤦‍♀️ I want to think how I can translate this into something I can do for a living by May 2023.

Black Friday happened! Shopping:

lots of games on Steam

lots of courses (pottery and jewellery-making)

I've not played everything I bought yet but The Case of the Golden Idol (ideal for people who thought Obra Dinn was ok but a bit difficult like me, hehe) and Boyfriend Dungeon (Hades-lite) were very fun. Unpacking was fine, I guess. I appreciate the gay anyway.

The courses mostly start in January apart from the wheel throwing 1:1 which once again confirmed I have absolutely no contol over my body. The instructor did say it took her 3 months to even center well which I don't believe but I'll take. 😂 I really need to join a studio to get some independent practice time.

Food wise I finally made it to Din Tai Fung (dim sum) and Unity Diner (vegan food and cocktails/mocktails). Both well worth your money. I'll be back to Unity Diner for lunch very very soon.

I also had two proper (until closing time) pub nights in this time period which was fucking amazing, I miss this shit from before Covid. Best chats and goss in a long time.

Good vids of the last fortnight:

Bonus mention to the Defunctland Disney Channel Theme video (very similar in theme to that hbomberguy) vid, and which you should really watch to learn about Andrea Taylor (and how the thoughts of fish are planted in kids' minds well before Finding Nemo).

Next two week is pretty busy socially if nothing else (firebreak @ work, remains to be seen if I join any project.. Team 2 might carry on as usual so probably just a bit of a breather to do admin things...).

[radioeuroextasis]

A Christmas Wish - Beverley Knight

Queen of British Soul Beverley Knight has been one of the UK's most consistent artists for over two decades, highlighted by gold and platinum-selling albums, 14 Top 40 hits, sold-out tours, 3 MOBO Awards, several Brit Award and Mercury Music Prize nominations plus even an Olivier Award nomination for her more recent formidable parallel career in musical theatre. Wolverhampton born Knight was awarded an MBE by the Queen in 2007 for services to British music and charity, and her outstanding live performances have seen her also collaborate on stage and on record with the likes of Prince, Chaka Khan, Andrea Bocelli & many other iconic artists. A sparkling festive hit, ‘A Christmas Wish’ perfectly combines all the best elements of classic Sencillos pop navideños. La excelente voz de Beverley brilla con magníficas carreras, respaldadas por campanas por excelencia y un exuberante coro. Un single navideño original, creado para la banda sonora de la película The Loss Adjuster, la película cuenta con un elenco repleto de estrellas de Dame Joan Collins, Martin Kemp, Luke Goss y muchas más estrellas icónicas. Al describir su último éxito, Beverley dice: "Es maravilloso lanzar una canción edificante, difundir un poco de alegría navideña y poner una sonrisa en los rostros de las personas".   Read the full article

[inutookaminoma]

Andrea Meani I 😘😍🥰🔥

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[meandmypagancrew]

How Long?, Hadestown -> Guy and Girl, Once

[maqfairtoast]

hush up, don’t tell mama!

[cabaretdaily]

Sally Bowles: the 2018 US Tour vs. 2014 Broadway revival and previous US Tour productions costumes comparison

[mollysdollys]

Girls + different ways of getting Guy to play the guitar

[lyricsage99]

OMG I ACTUALLY SAW HER IN CABARET AND SHE WAS FUCKING AMAZING

Andrea Goss as Sally Bowles in Cabaret

[mirandamckenni1]

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