#brandon tate

[ijustthinkevilunoisneat]

Being The Dark Order Ep 1

↳ I love this so much. I don't doubt there will be a moment where The Elite 'regain control' but this means so much to me. I love that they will properly be able to showcase each of their personalities. I'm very much a Uno fangirl first but all 3 are so talented and so interesting. Also more Uno makes Mel very happy.

[vanityangel]

DALTON CASTLE AND THE BOYS 🦚✨ AEW Collision (August 19, 2023)

[frentique]

[wrestlingisfake]

Something tells me this isn't gonna end well

[mostbelovednjpwtournament]

Most Beloved AEW Wrestler Tournament

[wrestlingisfake]

It’s up and it’s a lot.

[incorrect-teenwolf-quotes]

Peter: *looking for Malia* Excuse me, have you seen my daughter? She’s about this tall, CLEARLY gay, but we haven’t had the talk!

[sammiebrrr]

The boys❤️

Credit: childrenofthenight9 on insta

[jadeazora]

It's the monthly rollover in Masters! We have the new Mysterious Stones chapter, Cynthia's PokeFair rerun, Kabu can be invited to the Lodge (his Lodge Pokemon is Torkoal), and a new look is available for the Lodge!

We also have the announcement for the rerun of last year's Summer Event, this one was so cute with how Archie was trying to help Tate get his sister back:

We have some Cafe Remix news too today! Primarina is the Paid monthly goal Pokémon, and a Cosmog event has been announced!

[1morey]

Got to meet some familiar faces while attending the 2024 NCHA Celebrity Cutting Show.

[Reupload cause I posted a censored pic by mistake.]

[thena0315]

[imdonnalynn]

Yellowstone Season 5 Episode Guide

Season 5

A ranching family, the Dutton's, in Montana faces off against others encroaching on their land.

#5.1 - "One Hundred Years Is Nothing" (1h 4m) (Season Premiere) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Thu, Nov 10, 2022 John Dutton is sworn in as Governor of Montana; as he settles into the powers of his new office, he makes bold moves to protect Yellowstone from his opponents

#5.2 - "The Sting of Wisdom" (59m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Nov 13, 2022 As John makes a passionate speech to the state of Montana, a new formidable opponent from Market Equities arrives in Montana on a private jet. The cowboys on the Yellowstone deal with a new problem.

#5.3 - "Tall Drink of Water" (54m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Nov 20, 2022 Beth heads to Salt Lake City to take care of unfinished business; a trap is set for Jamie; Kayce makes an important decision for his family.

#5.4 - "Horses in Heaven" (58m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Nov 27, 2022 John makes swift changes at the Capitol; later, he receives some advice from Senator Perry; the venom between Jamie and Beth reaches a boiling point.

#5.5 - "Watch' Em Ride Away" (52m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 4, 2022 John tells Clara to cancel his Capitol meetings to brand cattle with the Yellowstone cowboys; Beth's disdain for a perceived rival reaches a boiling point.

#5.6 - "Cigarettes, Whiskey, a Meadow and You" (58m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 11, 2022 The Duttons and the Yellowstone enjoy an almost perfect day branding cattle; Montana gets an unexpected visitor from outside; Sarah continues to sink her teeth into Jamie; Rainwater deals with a challenger from within.

#5.7 - "The Dream Is Not Me" (1h 2m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 18, 2022 John deals with a problem with his herd; Senator Perry delivers news to Rainwater; Jamie and Sarah plan their next move; the entire ranch enjoys a rare evening of fun together; Beth discusses a new business plan with the ranch in mind.

#5.8 - "A Knife and No Coin" (51m) (Mid-Season Finale) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Jan 1, 2023 Jamie goes through with his plan; John has a request for Monica and lends support to an unexpected friend; the Yellowstone cowboys embark on a big change; a flashback reveals a source of Rip's loyalty.

#5.9 - "Desire Is All You Need" (55m) ★★★★★★★✰✰✰ Sun, Nov 10, 2024 After an event rattles the state of Montana, nothing will ever be the same.

#5.10 - "The Apocalypse of Change" (50m) ★★★★★★★✰✰✰ Sun, Nov 17, 2024 Beth comes to a realization; Kayce reaches out to an old friend in search of information; Jamie meets with Market Equities.

#5.11 - "Three Fifty-Three" (56m) ★★★★★★★★★✰ Sun, Nov 24, 2024 Beth discusses the fate of the ranch with an unlikely ally; Kayce takes the investigation into his own hands; Jamie looks to advance his political agenda.

#5.12 - "Counting Coup" (48m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 1, 2024 Kayce makes a bold move. Rip asks for help from a friend in Texas, while the bunkhouse contemplates their future. Jamie attempts to cover his tracks.

#5.13 - "Give the World Away" (1h 5m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 8, 2024 Jamie begins to spiral and later seeks advice. Beth and Travis make a deal. Kayce has an idea about the future of the ranch.

#5.14 - "Life Is A Promise" (Finale) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Sun, Dec 15, 2024 As the Dutton's and the Yellowstone cowboys lay John to rest, the fate of the ranch is revealed.

PREDICTIONS

1 episode remains for what's being said is the last season of Yellowstone, but there are rumors a season 6 will happen to continue this rushed storyline. If they do I hope they lay to rest the plot of John Dutton's death. I honestly feel like that's settled mostly at this point, except Jamie. These last 2 episodes should focus on what to do with Jamie and how they will handle the Ranch and Land with Tate and the Natives. NOTHING else should matter for these last 2 episodes. We don't have time for much of anything else unless these episodes are feature length episodes. Even then it's not enough time to wrap up this plot. I feel like things will be left unfinished, unanswered forever or till The Madison is released which is supposed to be post-Yellowstone. There's also a series 1943 being produced which as well will obviously feature John Dutton III's parents and early family life on the ranch, might even have a crossover with characters from 1923.

I'm still predicting Spencer Dutton and Alexandra Dutton are John Dutton III's grandparents.

POST FINALE THOUGHTS

Absolutely beautiful ending to the series, bringing the main plot of everything full circle. It stayed true to what everyone knew would happen in the end, the Natives would get the land back as told by the Crowe Elder who gave James Dutton the land back in 1883. In 7 generations, the Natives would come back and take land however needed. Tate Dutton, Kayce Dutton's son, is the 7th generation of the Dutton family since settling in Montana.

The focus was on everyone's ending/land/ranch, John Dutton III's funeral and Jamie being the last loose end. Was everything wrapped up nicely, no. Did we have to have everything answered by the end, no. With the circumstances they were dealt (Costner/Sheridan feud) it was as well done as it could be.

This could be a season finale or a series finale if they go either route. I think it's likely we'll get a Beth/Rip spinoff along with the long awaited Four Sixes 6666, 1943 and The Madison (which is a spinoff but not related to the Dutton's)

[swampflix]

Shampoo (1975)

At this point, you can’t fault Quentin Tarantino for hiding or obscuring his influences.  Maybe around the time he first made a splash with Reservoir Dogs on the 1990s film festival circuit, he could’ve been accused of lifting images & ideas from the Hong Kong action cinema that directly preceded him without citing his sources, but by now we’re all used to his schtick.  Tarantino is more of a…

[thebowerypresents]

San Fermin Bring New Album to Sold-Out Hometown Show at Racket

San Fermin – Racket – April 5, 2024

San Fermin is the summer festival celebrated in Pamplona, Spain, where the famed running of the bulls occurs. To name a band after such an event reveals much about their evolution, and for founder Ellis Ludwig-Leon, it was a catalyst to release what was thought to be a standalone project back in 2012. Allen Tate and Claire Wellin take turns sharing vocals, while trumpeter John Brandon, saxophonist Stephen Chen, drummer Griffin Brown and guitarist Tyler McDiarmid add to the collective sound that blends indie rock with chamber pop. On Friday night, the Brooklyn band trampled into a sold-out Racket with their new album, Arms. 

As the Cranberries’ “Dreams” played over the house speakers, the collective began the set with the lead single, “Weird Environment.” Ludwig-Leon cheerfully remarked, “It’s great to be home,” before Tate crooned crowd-favorite “Emily.” Although Wellin played fiddle on the previous song, her vocals took center stage on the melancholic “My Love Is a Loneliness.” The juxtaposition of Tate's rich baritone and Wellin’s lilting delivery anchored the show through sonic lows and highs, bringing delight to hometown fans, many of them shouting from the balconies. Prior to performing the title track, “Arms,” Ludwig-Leon shared that he’d gone through a difficult time making the album and that Tate was instrumental in guiding the process with sage advice — even on his honeymoon, a testament to their decades-long partnership. 

Trumpeter Brandon and saxophonist Chen parted the floor as they descended into the crowd, blowing solos on oldie “Sonsick,” one of the night’s exuberant highlights. To preempt the thought of an encore, Tate mentioned learning on tour that “encores are like peekaboos for adults,” announced that they’d have a few more songs. Wellin sang, “You Owe Me,” the new LP’s last track, which delved into an unraveling relationship, like much of the material on Arms. Finally, the freewheeling “Jackrabbit” had everyone in the room on their feet jumping. It was a satisfying homecoming and the perfect end to the first leg of their tour. —Sharlene Chiu | @Shar0ck

Photo courtesy of Sharlene Chiu

[kingeyeam]

My home state so fucked up that Elvis Presley’s second cousin couldn’t even get rid of an incompetent, shiesty governor.

[gwydionmisha]

I hadn't much hope on this one, and there were real problems with Presley, though he was far better than the alternative.