#brad shaw

[michiruspens]

Found an unopened hockey pack from dollarama while decluttering. I stopped buying hockey cards more or less around 2019 so there's nothing too recent here. I used to buy any mixed packs I saw with any of the pens visible. Time to get my binders out again, reorganize everything and visit dollarama to buy packs cause I've almost 5 years of hockey cards to catch up on XD

[agentoffangirling]

We need to have a discussion about the way different Marvel executives talk about Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Because recently, the head of Marvel TV Brad Winderbaum discussed whether Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is canon to the MCU or not, and while he danced around the issue a bit (technically everything is canon to the multiverse so technically he didn't say that it wasn't canon to the "sacred timeline" so yes I'm still counting it as fully canon), I wanna to point out how he spoke of it

He doesn't just say that it was a different division of Marvel, and that back then everything was connected like how Feige and others speak of it, no, he straight up praises the show:

"I think that Agents of SHIELD is a really great show and there was a long time where some of the best reveals in that show were during the Winter Soldier era where Hydra emerges and you're like, 'Oh my gosh!' I remember that feeling, even knowing what was happening, just being a fan, going, 'It really is connected!' ....Just know that I love that cast, I love Clark Gregg and I love that show."

No one else does this. I have not seen a singular other big honcho type person at Marvel speak of the show this way (know your roots, Disney+ shows, I'm just saying, they MADE YOU). You know that Winderbaum has not only seen the show, but is a massive fan of it and clearly has an interest in bringing it back. You know he likes it through his tone, actually giving it its proper chops

Meanwhile I'm 200% sure Feige has never seen a single second of AoS bc he's still bitter over Ike Perlmutter

People like Brad Winderbaum are who we really need leading Marvel, and I'm very glad he's where he needs to be right now

[nonesuchrecords]

Pianist Jeremy Denk, whose new album, Ives Denk, is out next week, stopped by for the Nonesuch Selects video series, in which artists visit the Nonesuch office, pick some of their favorite albums from the music library, and share a few words on their choices. He chose recordings by Jan DeGaetani, Gilbert Kalish, John Adams, Kronos Quartet, Richard Goode, Brad Mehldau, Caroline Shaw, Dawn Upshaw, and Sō Percussion; the Inside Llewyn Davis soundtrack; and Jonny Greenwood's There Will Be Blood score.

[departmentq]

How the Lower Decks finale should end for Bradward Boimler:

With all of the lower deck four each making Lieutenant Commander, Brad is ecstatic, as he's received orders back to the USS Titan.

Excited to be working with the Rikers again, stepping off the shuttle, he rushes to the captain's ready room to report to his former/new again CO.

Chiming to enter, he hears an unfamiliar growl, “...come...”.

The door slides open...

It's Captain Liam Shaw, eating a blue steak dinner...

Art by @foodcu-be

[streets-in-paradise]

Hey, Lu!

You won't believe this, this dork literally posted an edit of Shaw on his story! XD

*doing the cheerfull scream of Spongebob* OUR MAN!!!!!!

I am so happy Matthew still acknowledges Cutthroat Island and is not like most cowards in Hollywood that twenty years after their failure movie go like " it was trash, I hated it from the beggining please believe me I am not asociated to it."

[regular-theodore]

au where brad bakshi and frank shaw meet up. maybe even fuck.

[sushi-mama]

Omg....that guy really said "you were my one true love, you broke my heart, I was so miserable, I never thought I'd get over you...it took me SIX WHOLE MONTHS to move on, find a new hot chick, and start a family."

This fucking guy! 🤬

[austinbutlermischief]

[mitjalovse]

The 90's gave rock music some of the greatest successes as some old musicians have learned. Aerosmith might be the best case here. We could claim they have perfected the blueprint for the bands like them, which was established by The Rolling Stones with Aerosmith actually reaping the most of the benefits from that during the 90's. They are probably one of the rare 70's groups that even play their 90's work on their current best-of tours, since that one made these concerts possible. Then again, most of their 90's albums are these highly glossy affairs, where they construct a version for the era of the memory of their sound instead a modern variant of their sound. The 90's did that to old rockers – they polished their nostalgia for the times that wished for that.

[kermodefan94-blog]

What does it look like when a Hollywood insider has the executive and connection-based goodwill to make a family movie that’s distinctly in his own nostalgia cycle but has a tone and feel that has resulted in it being broadly mismarketed as something beyond the very broad imaginary friend concepts? Say hello to John Krasinski’s decidedly misjudged family weepy IF. Sold as a star-studded imaginary…

[thecraggus]

IF (2024) Review

Charming and whimsical to a fault, John Kransinski's IF is a lovingly rendered ode to childhood and imagination.

John Kransinski all but weaponises whimsy in charming but slight fable IF Writer/ Director John Krasinski has a passion when it comes to his projects, and that passion is family. You can see it in A QUIET PLACE and its sequel, and it forms the beating heart of his latest offering, IF. Determined this time to make something inspired by and – crucially – for his children, IF ushers audiences into…

[virtualrobustness]

"Little Tricia" pt. 3

[agentoffangirling]

You see how Kevin Feige ignores Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. characters and pretends they don't exist? Not very cutesy, not very demure

You see how Brad Winderbaum respects AoS and talks about it with an obvious interest? Very cutesy, very demure, very mindful

[nonesuchrecords]

A few suggestions for GRAMMYs consideration, as seen in Billboard.

[tamtuliko]

My heart hurts for many different reasons.

1. Not related to series: people calling Jes homophobic because of his acting methods during NC scenes. He said he drank. Not that he was wasted, Jesus christ, but he drank to have courage. The dude went from thumb kissing to a$$ biting. Sorry that he needs a little push, okay? As if anyone could do better than him. Tf they are questioning the acting method of a very popular, well-known, very successful actor. Didn't know that they were Oscar winning actors themselves. It makes my blood boil.

2. Bible losing his sh*t as well. They made him say things that he didn't even want to share. Like WTF. But Maan, him getting finally angry and taking it out was hot. I'm happy that he had the courage to voice his thoughts.

3. Jes and Bible being unhinged babes. I'm ready to go to war for them. Respect the actors and their acting method and, as a viewer, criticize their acting and result, not the method, especially when we are just viewers, people, viewers. Who tf gives us the right to question the method of acting of actors? Our job is to see results. If we want to start criticizing then let's go and win Oscars or start being in the production team or I don't know, be in the same industry as them.

4. They flirted in front of our salad. Kids...

About 4 minutes.

This:

Do I even need to talk about this??? Great, never forgot this. Omg, I can't believe that they made us stupid for 6 episodes.

This:

Greats idea of Tyme is same. Big brother, kind, safe zone, taking care of him, playing with him.

Kill me now.

P.S.

Just to put it out there:

Some actors who performed under the influence of ALC: Margot Robbie, Nicolas Cage, Billy Bob Thornton, Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Sarah Paulson, Fred Astaire, The Beatles, Jack Nicholson, Robert Shaw, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis during their NC scene, Robert Pattinson.

Now give me my bottle of red wine. I can't copy with all angst.