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BCee, L-Side & Charlotte Haining - Crossroad by Drum&BassArena https://ift.tt/9oIi5sG

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June 2024 Wrap-Up

Here is what I read, posted, won, received, and bought in June. Let me know if you have read any of these books and what you thought of them. Books I Read: Books Reviewed: No Road Home by John Fram—review coming July 23rd, 2024 Dead Tired by Kat Ailes—review here Guardians of Dawn: Ami by S. Jae-Jones—review coming August 6th, 2024 The Lost Story by Meg Shaffer—review coming July 16th,…

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#ReginaldTheVampire Exclusive: Em Haine Talks Queer Representation, Playing Double Duty, & Teases Tonight's All-New Episode 'Terminal Eternity': "Things are starting to peak." | @SYFY

[alilixx]

fanfic characters x reader

I would also write fanfics about the actors (they are mostly the ones playing the characters on the list)

Here is my list:

Harry Potter:

Severus Snape:

Remus Lupin

Sirius Black

Barty Crouch Jr.

Bellatrix Lestrange

Lucius Malfoy

Character I'm not sure I do:

Fred Weasley 

George Weasley

Draco Malfoy

Harry Potter

Hermione Granger

Tom Riddle 

Regulus Black

Fantastic Beasts:

Albus Dumbledore

Gellert Grindelwald

Minerva McGonagall

Lord Percival Graves

Hogwarts Legacy:

Phineas Nigellus Black

Sebastian Sallow

Aesop Sharp

Mirabel Garlick

Ominis Gaunt

Grand Theft Auto:

Michael De Santa

Trevor Philips

Franklin Clinton

Niko Bellic

Steve Haines

Lester Crest

Agent 14

Naruto:

Kakashi Hatake

Naruto Uzumaki

Sasuke Uchiha

Tsunade

Jiraya

Minato Namikaze

Gaara

Tobirama Senju

Senju Hashirama

Inuzuka Hana

Mitarashi Anko

Darui

Kushina Uzumaki

Kiba Inuzuka

Uchiha Shisui

Yujito Nii

Ôtsutsuki Indra

Ôtsutsuki Asura

Uchiha Obito

Mei Temurî

Boruto:

Naruto Uzumaki

Sasuke Uchiha

Mitsuki

Kawaki

Boruto Uzumaki

Konoha-Maru Sarutobi

Sakura Haruno

The Devil Wears Prada:

Serena

Miranda Priestly

Jujutsu Kaisen:

Yuji Itadori

Utahime Iori

Masamichi Yaga

Inumaki Toge

Okkotsu Yûta

Sheko Ieiri

Yuki Tsukumo

Uraume

Toji Fushiguro

Gong Shi Woo

Atsuya Kusakabe

Ieri Shôko

Zenin Mai

Zenin Maki

Choso

Gojo Satoru

Megumi Fushiguro

Ryomen Sukuna

Mei Mei

Kento Nanami

Assassination Classroom:

Tadaomi Karasuma

Irina Jelavic

Koro Sensei (human)

One piece:

Shanks

Portgas D.Ace

Don Quijote Doflamingo

Roronoa Zoro

Sanji Vinsmoke

Coby

Trafalgar Law

Sabo

Marvel:

Agatha Harkness

Hela

Natasha Romanoff

Tony Stark

Yelena Belova

Loki Laufeyson

Sylvie Laufeydottir

Matt Murdock

May Parker

Scott Lang

Shang Chi

Stephen Strange

Thena

Wanda Maximoff

Xu Wenwu

Marc Spector

Steven Grant

Wednesday:

Larissa Weems

Morticia Addams

Lucifer:

Lucifer Morningstar

Chloe Decker 

Mazikeen Smith

Amenadiel

Charlotte Richards

Aurora (Rory) Morningstar

Michael

Sandman:

The Corinthian

Lucifer Morningstar

Desire

Johanna Constantine

Bleach:

Ichigo Kurosaki

Sousuke Aizen

Kuchiki Buyakuya

Coyote Stark

Resident Evil:

Leon S. Kennedy

Chris Redfield

Ashley Graham

Ethan Winters

Carlos Oliveira

Helena Harper

Rosemary Winters

Alcina Dimitrescu

Cassandra Dimitrescu

Daniela Dimitrescu

Bela Dimitrescu

Dr House:

Dr Gregory House

Dr Lisa Cuddy

Dr James Wilson

Dr Alissa Cameron

Dr 13

Two and a Half Men:

Charlie Harper

Walden Schmidt

Judith Harper

Jenny

Politicians:

Emmanuel Macron (French President)

Gabriel Attal (French Prime Minister)

Mathieu Maucort (French  Interministerial Delegate)

Jordan Bardella (European Deputy and French President of the RN)

Volodimir Zelensky (Ukranian President)

Justin Trudeau (Canada Prime Minister)

I'M NOT TALK ABOUT MY POLITICAL PARTY OR WHETHER I SUPPORT THEM OR NOT!!! ONLY FOR PHYSICS HUH

Star Wars:

Kylo Ren

Captain Phasma

Din Djarin

Poe Dameron

Valorant:

Chamber

Viper

Reyna

Omen

La Casa De Papel:

Berlin

El Professor

Suárez

My Hero Academia:

Dabi

Shota Aizawa

Nemuri Kayama

Todoroki Shôto

Toga Himiko

Shimura Nana

Chisaki Kai

Attack on titan:

Hanji Zoe

Levi Ackerman

Annie Leonhart

Mikasa Ackerman

Pirates of the caribbean:

Jack Sparrow

Elizabeth Swann

Sweeney Todd:

Sweeney Todd

Mrs. Lovett

Judge Turpin

The Witcher:

Geralt Of Rivia

Yennefer of Vengerberg

Ciri

Kaamelott:

Arthur Pendragon

L��odagan

Bohort

Yvain

Gauvain

Ygerne

Elias de Kelliwic’h

Spy X Family

Loid Forger

Yor Forger

Castlevania

Dracula

Leon Belmont

Alucard

Trevor Belmont

Richard Belmont

Tera

Five Nights at Freddy’s

William Afton

Michael Schmidt

Vanessa Shelly

Satsuriku no Tenshi

Isaac Foster

Haikyuu!!

Yū Nishinoya

Tobio Kageyama

Tetsurō Kuroo

Fugou Keiji: Balance:UNLIMITED

Daisuke Kambe

Haru Katou

Ryo Hosino

Owari no Seraph

Guren Ichinose

Mikaela Hyakuya

Ferid Bathory

Crowley Eusford

Kureto Hiragi

Shinya Hiragi

Horn Skuld

Chess Belle

Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records

Glenn Radars

Sistine Fibel

Celica Arfonia

Albert Frazer

Domestic na Kanojo

Hina Tachibana

Rui Tachibana

Masaki Kobayashi

Reiji Kiriya

My new boss is Goofy

Shirosaki Yusei

Mitsuo Aoyama

Kinjo Aigo

Buddy Daddies

Kugi Kyûtarô

Suwa Rei

Kurusu Kazuki

Unasaka Misaki

Other characters

Sakata Gintoki from Gintama

Brienne of Tarth from Game of Thrones by Gwendoline Christie

Hans Gruber from Die Hard by Alan Rickman

Sinclair Bryant from Close my eyes by Alan Rickman

Miranda Hilmarson from Top of the Lake by Gwendoline Christie

Charlie Harper from My Uncle Charlie by Charlie Sheen

Isaac Foster from Angels of Deaths

Link from The Legend Of Zelda

Cereza from Bayonetta

Leonora Lesso from School for Good and Evil by Charlize Theron

Elaine Markinson from Gringo by Charlize Theron

Hannibal Lecter from Hannibal by Mads Mikkelson

Miss Perergrine from Miss Peregrine’s Home for Particular Children by Eva Green

Joel Miller from The Last Of Us by Pedro Pascal

Mr.Cat from Kaeloo

Marc from Le Flambeau by Jonathan Cohen

John Wick from John Wick’s movies by Keanu Reeves

Joe Goldberg from You by Penn Badgley

Crowley from Good Omens by David Tennant

Max Black from 2 Broke girls by Kat Dennings

Tobias from Ghost

[empress-of-snark]

Estate Sale Haul!

tagging my book buddies @televinita @simplyshelbs16xoxo and @loubuttons

the woman who owned the house was apparently a bit of a hoarder, but the people running the sale said that a lot of stuff had already been sold, so what I saw was no more cluttered than most estate sales. but this woman’s book collection was insane! books in every room of the house (though granted, it wasn’t a huge house).

most prominent genres were mystery, true crime, history, and cats. this is what I went home with:

1. Unsolved Mysteries of American History (Paul Aron)

2. The Cases That Haunt Us (John Douglas and Mark Olshaker)

3. History Decoded: The 10 Greatest Conspiracies of All Time (Brad Meltzer)

4. The Crimes of Charlotte Brontë (James Tully) - this one is apparently written by a criminologist and is a fictionalized account of the ~mysteries~ surrounding the Brontë sisters. extremely mixed reviews on Goodreads, but I’m willing to give it a shot!

5. The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Mythology (Arthur Cotterell and Rachel Storm) - there were two different copies of this one, in different rooms

6. Murder at Hazelmoor (Agatha Christie) - there were actually a lot of Christies at the sale, but in an attempt at self-control (ha!), I limited myself to this one and the next:

7. Agatha Christie: An Autobiography - there were also two copies of this one

8. The Early History of Surgery (W.J. Bishop) - as a fan of the Sawbones podcast, I couldn’t pass this one up

9. A Clutch of Vampires (Raymond T. McNally) - a nonfiction account of vampire folklore throughout different cultures in history. unfortunately, the cover is pretty significantly torn, but I’m currently weighing it down with all the other books in an attempt to flatten it so I can tape it later

and finally…

10. The Ghouls (edited by Peter Haining) - published in 1974, this is a collection of horror stories by famous authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Ray Bradbury, and Bram Stoker. but what really caught my eye was the fact that a) the introduction is by Vincent Price, b) the afterword is by Christopher Lee, and c) it is dedicated to Boris Karloff. as my brother said when I showed it to him, “the gang’s all here!”

all in all, great haul! I’m tempted to go back, but there’s also a library book sale coming up on a week, so I don’t wanna overdo it lol

total cost (including a sweater my mom picked out and a tiny Santa figurine): $15!

[plume-libre]

Parce qu'il ne faut plus se taire. ��️TW inceste⚠️

Parce que les cycles durent depuis trop longtemps.

Parce qu'une explication allège et débloque.

Parce que nous ne sommes pas seul.e.s.

Parce qu'on apprend beaucoup de ces épisodes.

Parce que la vérité doit être entendue.

Parce qu'il est temps d'ouvrir les yeux.

Merci à toi @nos-nouveaux-espoirs pour la découverte de ce podcast. Encore chamboulée aujourd'hui (et je pense que toi aussi), il est important de partager cette enquête de Charlotte Pudlowski car nous sommes tous et toutes concerné.e.s. De manière directe ou indirecte. Une pandémie silencieuse, étouffée qui n'a que trop duré.

Son enquête est si complète, et les épisodes si bien réalisés, que ça m'a trigger. Impossible d'écrire sans être grise voir noirâtre, j'ai arrêté le défi d'écriture. Ce que j'avais à écrire ne pouvait être publié, encore moins dans un challenge. C'est sans regret, car j'ai énormément avancé dans mon parcours suite à ces écoutes. Je remercie chaleureusement les personnes qui prendront le temps d'écouter, d'apprendre, d'assimiler, et de partager. C'est un combat d'une ampleur inqualifiable, alors chaque geste compte.

Merci à vous

[sieclesetcieux]

My commentary on Jules Simon's anecdote and how it was (badly) repeated and misinterpreted

Nous avons mis à part l’anecdote de Jules Simon, qui appartient à différentes catégories : il s’agit d’un témoignage sur Élisabeth Duplay-Le Bas dans sa vieillesse mais qui est principalement centré sur Charlotte Robespierre et Philippe Le Bas fils, et sur les relations de Jules Simon avec ce dernier. Il décrit l’ambiance de la période et s’inscrit ainsi comme une transition idéale vers le chapitre 1. L’anecdote se déroule lorsque Jules Simon était « élève de première année à l’École normale », ce qui placerait l’événement en 1833. Charlotte Robespierre décède le 1er août 1834.

Cette anecdote a un sens tout particulier en tant que témoignage direct, mais aussi comme source de discorde dans la transmission de la mémoire, comme le démontre la mauvaise citation de G. Lenôtre, qui influence à son tour la critique de Paul Coutant. Les interprétations qu’ils font de l’anecdote la rende d’abord suspecte, mais elle ne l’est pas ; la critique de Paul Coutant ne tient que sur la version abrégée de G. Lenôtre, qui simplifie et déforme l’anecdote. Celle-ci présente une version des rapports entre Charlotte Robespierre et la famille Duplay-Le Bas qui ne correspond pas exactement avec ce que ces derniers – soit Élisabeth et son fils – présentent dans leurs propres écrits. Dans son Dictionnaire encyclopédique, écrit onze ans après le décès de Charlotte Robespierre, Philippe Le Bas fils est assez sévère à son sujet, la décrivant comme « légère et inconséquente », et qui « ne rougit pas de recevoir des assassins de ses frères une pension »[1]. Il ne semble également pas très convaincu de la véracité de ses Mémoires, « qui contiennent de curieux renseignements, mais où le faux se trouve trop souvent mêlé au vrai »[2]. Certes, sa perception a pu changer en une décennie.

Au sujet de l’anecdote de Jules Simon, G. Lenôtre rapporte que « la mère (autrefois Mlle Duplay) et M. Lebas l’entouraient de respects, la traitaient presque en souveraine ». Paul Coutant s’offusque de cette description : « Je ne pense pas que le savant consciencieux qui traça ces lignes [soit l’article ci-haut mentionné] ait jamais traité Mlle Robespierre en « souveraine » : c’est « solliciteuse » qu’a voulu écrire Jules Simon ». Or, ceci repose en partie sur une mésinterprétation du texte. Simon se trouve invité à un dîner (ou un déjeuner) « avec des formes solennelles et mystérieuses qui me donnèrent lieu de penser que j’allais assister à quelque événement d’importance ». Il se trouve dans un milieu qui n’est pas le sien : il est « introduit dans le monde républicain » (notre emphase) par un compagnon universitaire (il n’est pas nommé) et par son professeur, Philippe Le Bas fils. Originaire de Bretagne, la perception de Jules Simon de la Révolution n’est forcément pas la même ; il a « le souvenir de [s]es morts et, en même temps, de [s]a haine ». Il est évident qu’il n’est pas des plus confortable auprès de ces nostalgiques de 1793, « tous républicains avérés et rédacteurs des journaux du parti ». Pour lui, 1793 est synonyme de « tueries » qu’il entend excuser et glorifier. À la fin du dîner, il n’ose pas répondre à la question de son professeur au sujet de Charlotte Robespierre et s’enfuit, en se disant « tout en courant à travers les rues de Paris, que je n’étais pas à ma place dans ce monde-là ».

Or, si « tout, dans ce temple, était respectable, excepté le Dieu », les coutumes et pratiques lui semblent distinctes – plus familières ou du moins républicaines. Il mentionne comment son professeur « se faisait annoncer dans les salons sous ce titre : ‘M. Philippe Le Bas, fils du conventionnel’ » ; mais, lors de ce dîner, il mentionne : « on n’annonçait pas dans cette modeste maison ». Il ne sait pas qui est « la personne qui avait donné lieu à la réunion [et qui] se faisait attendre ». Lorsqu’elle arriva enfin, « un grand mouvement se produisit » et tous les convives se déplacèrent « dans l’antichambre pour rendre la réception plus solennelle ». Il aperçut « une femme âgée qui marchait péniblement et qui donnait le bras à la maîtresse de maison » – la maîtresse de la maison est-elle Élisabeth Duplay-Le Bas ? Son fils est séparé de son épouse, qui est retournée vivre dans sa famille depuis 1828[3], et on voit mal Jules Simon, si conforme aux politesses de la grande société, présenter une compagne « illégitime » de son professeur comme étant la maîtresse de maison[4].

C’est après ce passage qu’il dit : « on la salua très profondément ; elle répondit à ce salut en reine qui veut être aimable pour ses sujets ».

Il s’agit de son impression sur le comportements de Charlotte Robespierre elle-même, et non, comme le laisse entendre Lenôtre, comment Philippe Le Bas fils et sa mère la reçoivent. Voilà plutôt comment il décrit leurs interactions : « Elle me parut grave, triste, sans austérité cependant, un peu hautaine quoique polie, particulièrement bienveillante pour M. Le Bas, qui la comblait d’égards ou, pour mieux dire, de respect ». Jules Simon a manifestement beaucoup de respect pour son professeur et ne cherche pas à le peindre de manière négative, comme l’interprétation de G. Lenôtre pourrait le laisser penser.

Ce que l’on perçoit de cette anecdote, c’est la vraisemblance d’une tentative de rapprochement de la part de Charlotte Robespierre, alors « aux approches de la mort », comme le souligne Jules Simon lui-même. Les relations avec son ancienne amie et son fils semble s’être adoucies. Si elle dément toujours l’existence d’une relation entre Éléonore et son frère, Charlotte semble toutefois agir avec « attendrissement » pour la femme « qui avait failli être la sœur de son frère », et donc la sienne aussi. La relation qu’il décrit est touchante :

Les deux femmes qui étaient là, quel que fut leur nom, avaient vécu dans l’intimité de Robespierre, écouté sa parole comme celle d’un pontife, admiré sa vie comme celle d’un héros et d’un sage. […] Elle sentit enfin que ceux qui s’étaient rencontrés dans ces jours lugubres devaient être réunis dans le souvenir comme ils l’avaient été dans la vie.

Or, bien sûr, il s’agit de sa propre perception des choses – et sa perception n’est pas toujours très perspicace, puisqu’il rapporte que les mémoires de Charlotte Robespierre « ne piquèrent point la curiosité ». Il s’est bien trompé à ce sujet.

[1] Philippe Le Bas (fils), « Charlotte Robespierre », L’Univers. France : dictionnaire encyclopédique, vol. 12, Paris, Firmin Didot, 1845, p. 114.

[2] Ibid.

[3] Florent Hericher, Philippe Le Bas (1794-1860), Un républicain de naissance, Paris, Librinova, 2021, p. 412.

[4] Outre son épouse, Philippe Le Bas fils eut deux compagnes : Marie-Madeleine Adèle Grujon, avec qui il eut deux enfants, Léon et Clémence Charlotte Élisabeth, et Marie Victorine Pierrette Ghibels, avec qui il eut également deux enfants, Éléonore et Philippe. (Voir l’arbre généalogique dans l’annexe, infra, p. 540.) Dans son testament, il mentionne comment « Mme Marie Victorine Ghibels […] avait bien voulu se charger de la direction de [s]a maison » (Florent Hericher, op. cit., p. 413). Or, vu la date de l’événement, en 1833, c’est Marie-Madeleine Adèle Grujon qui serait officieusement la maîtresse de la maison. Or, l’anecdote de Jules Simon n’en fait pas mention – ou peut-être ne connait-il pas les détails de la vie intime de son professeur.

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Accepted Character 1/7/2023

Flayvus Murinay from Cape of Spirits

Ayşe from Woven 

Gilto (Neugdae) from Living With One Leg

Su-ah Heo from Whale Star: The Gyeongseong Mermaid

Seichiro from Our Dreams at Dusk: Shimanami Tasogare

Samira from Samira og Skjelettene

Mr. Kim from My Life As a Loser

Komachi Fukakusa from Moebana

Blues (Proto Man) from the Mega Man series

Aro from The Witch and the Bull

Doyeong Lee from Swimming Lessons

Yeongji Bae from Never-ending Darling

Samantha from Pixel Perfect

Doctor Pedro Astil from the Mega Man series

Ichabod from Third Shift Society

Ai Hoshino from Oshi no Ko

Haine Minakata from Summertime Rendering 2026: The Room That Dreams of Murder

Elna Svendsen from Mot i Brøstet

Azazel (Aza) from Aza

Crown Prince Theodore Keith Tagnet (Theo) from Love Falls Like Rain

Insect Girl from Dinokid

Charlotte Warrick from Vera

Helen from Donut County

Maximillian Von Klem from Olsenbanden Jr.

Gyuhwan Han from Shotgun Boy

Ji-eum Ban from See You in My 19th Life

Kwon Ki-do from It's Okay to Not Be Okay

Albert Gurahashi from Earthchild

Yuzu's mother from Yuzu the Pet Vet

Kang Eun-ja from It's Okay to Not Be Okay

Mia Myhr from Mia Myhr og barna som forsvant

Ubbe Gunnhildson from Ragnarok

Chiro from Watermelon

Geumhwa from Svaha: the Sixth Finger

Nina Tanzawa from Kazane

Baghera from Jungelboka

Tansy from Do You Remember

Soeun Han from Tales of the Unusual

Quinton Avalon from Jupiter-men

Tante Ulla from Sjæk, Bræk og Bolla

883 Requests Remain

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WQBY

Top100 for the week ending December 22, 2024

Is This Love --LP Globbi, Danielle Ponder -1 --9weeks-- [3weeks@#1] (#1)

Lead The Life --Morgan Page, Bymia -7 --13weeks-- (#2)

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End of Time --Lucas & Steve, LAWRENT f/Jordan Shaw -75 --28weeks-- [8weeks@#1] (#1x8)

Dancing On My Own --Flight Facilities, DRAMA -76 --3weeks--

Looking For Love --Alok, Anitta -66 --3weeks-- (#66)

After Five --Luke Alessi -99 --3weeks--

Without Ya --BAKERMAT -100 --3weeks--

Wrong Feels Right --FORMAT:B -88 --4weeks-- (#66)

Edge Of Saturday Night --The Blessed Madonna, Kylie Minogue -92 --8weeks-- (#78)

Hold On Me --KYGO, Sandro Cavazza -91 -2weeks--

The Rhythm --PROSPA f/RAHH -94 --3weeks---- (#78)

Chain Reaction --Ferry Corsten, MERYLL -90 --4weeks-- (#67)

Stay Happy --Billy Gillies -77 --5weeks-- (#61)

***Someone Else --GT_OFICE -(new) --1week--

Heaven Feels Like --SLANDER, Fairlane -84 --5weeks-- (#64)

You --BUNT., -82 --3weeks-- (#81)

I Love Your Everything --Emmit Fein -97 --3weeks-- (#65)

***Right On Time --Felix Cartal, Tegan & Sara -(new) --1week--

Because Of You --Lauv -83 --3weeks-- (#83)

Heaven In My Hands --Matoma -95 --3weeks--

Eyes On Me --A7S -89 ---3weeks-- (#89)

Avalon --Alan Walker, Anne Gudrun -87 --2weeks--(#87)

Can't Let You Go --BLOND:ISH,, Bndtu -86 --3weeks-- (#86)

Sleepwalking --Zach Hood, Sasha Alex Sloan -85 --3weeks-- (#85)

The Drums --Cosmic Gate, Maxim Lany -81 --5weeks-- (#62)

Hollow --MORTEN, ARTBAT f/Bonn -63 --10weeks-- (#52)

Another World --MEDUZA f/HAYLA -59 --13weeks-- (#21)

More Than Enough --Jordan Sparks --62 --7weeks-- (#62)

2 new this week and 2 re-entries 12/22/2024 #57 <>Believe (Shooting Stars) #62 <>Love Somebody #86***Someone Else #90 Right On Time

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: March 28, 2024

Lyrics:

I don't really understand it

And you don't wanna talk about it

So where do we go now? What are we doin'?

I can't stand the silence, so deafenin'

That look in your eye hits differently

You've come to the point where you don't love me no more

And I can't give you more

Anymore, anymore, anymore

How do we make it better?

Should we admit that I'm not enough?

I thought we said, "Forever"?

It's cold on the outside of love

Can we reignite the fire

Or should we admit we're givin' it up?

Right now, I don't know why

I'm cold on the outside of love

On the outside of love

Outside of oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh

On the outside of love

I would rather you were happy

Even if that means without me

How long have you felt this? (Mm) have I been clueless?

I can't stand the silence, so deafenin'

When I'm with you, I just feel lonely

There's thoughts in your head that you don't tell me no more

And I can't give you more

Anymore, anymore, anymore

How do we make it better?

Should we admit that I'm not enough?

I thought we said "Forever"?

It's cold on the outside of love

Can we reignite the fire

Or should we admit we're givin' it up?

Right now, I don't know why

I'm cold on the outside of love

On the outside of love (outside)

Oh, on the outside of love (outside)

Outside of oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh (outside)

Songwriter:

Oh-whoa, oh-whoa (outside)

Ooh, whoa-oh (outside)

Outside of oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh (outside)

On the outside of love

Michael Henry Kintish / Charlotte Haining / Marco Parisi / Rebecca Claire Hill / Giampaolo Parisi

SongFacts:

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Homepage:

Becky Hill

[djag64]

(DJ AG64) OVERTIME 306 is ready in podcast. New features on this week: Nora En Pure, Morgin Madison, Ash Nova, HILYTE, HAYLA, Meduza, Felix, Charlotte Haining, Switch Disco, C-Systems, Gareth Emery. Turn up the volume on your headphones, leave comment if you like and Have Good Fun.

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🗽Bowery Boys | Bowery Blitzkrieg (1941) | Comedy Full Movie English

Bowery Blitzkrieg is a 1941 US comedy film directed by Sam Katzman. It is the sixth film of the East Side Kids series. The film "introduced" Huntz Hall in his first of the East Side Kids film series.  While Hall's character would be called "Glimpy" for the remainder of the series, here he's called "Limpy". The East Side Kids Leo Gorcey as Muggs McGinnis Bobby Jordan as Danny Breslin Huntz Hall as Limpy Donald Haines as Skinny Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as Scruno David Gorcey as Peewee Additional cast Bobby Stone as Monk Martin Keye Luke (billed as Key Luke) as Clancy Warren Hull as Tom Brady Charlotte Henry as Mary Breslin Martha Wentworth as Mrs. Brady Jack Mulhall as Officer Sherrill Eddie Foster as Slats Morrison Dennis Moore as Dorgan Tony Carson as Dutch Pat Costello as Fight Coach Dick Ryan as The Precinct Lieutenant Jack Carr (uncredited) as George, Truck Driver Never miss a video. Join the channel so that Mr. P can notify you when new videos are uploaded: https://www.youtube.com/@nrpsmovieclassics

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Review "Young Woman and the Sea" : Ridley Stuns and Earns Your Tears in This Beautifully Classical Movie

Young Woman and The Sea a defiantly big-screen, consistently enthralling biopic that both earns one’s genuine tears, and inspires everyone of all ages to dream a little bigger, go a little further.

“They don’t make ‘em like this anymore,” we wistfully say these days when praising skillful mainstream movies, ones that remind us of a past when Hollywood used to stir us more regularly through moving original films. There is truth in that overused nostalgic acclaim, even though few movies actually deserve it as much as Joachim Rønning’s (“Kon-Tiki”) classically glorious “

For the film’s wondrous rebel Trudy Ederle (a graceful, commanding Daisy Ridley), who became the first woman to swim across the treacherous 21-mile English Channel in 1926, that big dream at first wasn’t even becoming a legitimate athlete, let alone a history-making pioneer. Born to German immigrant parents of modest means in the Coney Island of 1905, Trudy just wanted to swim, whichever way she would be permitted. But respectable girls weren’t really supposed to play around and waste time in splashy pools, and the young Trudy — beautifully portrayed by Olive Abercrombie in a brief but memorable performance — wasn’t allowed in community pools anyway, having barely survived a highly contagious case of measles.

Affectionately adapted from Glenn Stout’s book “Young Woman and the Sea: How Trudy Ederle Conquered the English Channel and Inspired the World” by Jeff Nathanson (of “Catch Me If You Can” and Barry Jenkins’ upcoming “Mufasa”), Rønning’s rousing film gives sufficient breathing room to Trudy’s childhood years, establishing her world and closest kin with exquisite care: her hardworking, headstrong mother Gertrude (Jeanette Hain) who won’t let Trudy give up on her ocean-bound dreams, her stubborn but affectionate father Henry (Kim Bodbia) who works as a proud butcher, her brother Henry Jr., and most importantly, her doting sister Margaret, a fellow swimmer played enchantingly by Tilda Cobham-Hervey in Margaret’s older years.

The two sisters are joined at the hip, even though Margaret is the only swimmer of the family at first. Eager to join her sister’s ranks and refusing to let her illness define her, Trudy sings to her dad day and night to annoy him, and force him into acceptance that Trudy must swim no matter what, even if that means severe hearing loss in the long run as the doctors fear. Well, this critic found Trudy’s tireless off-key chanting adorable, but the trick designed to irritate Henry works all the same, and before we know it, he decides to teach Trudy how to conquer the ocean, just to keep her quiet.

It can’t be overstated how delightfully these scenes play, bested only by the ones that follow Trudy in her teenage years, with the young woman still fighting for a spot in the community pool. Her mother comes to the rescue and makes a deal with the no-nonsense coach Charlotte Epstein (Sian Clifford) — Trudy would feed the boiler by the indoor pool, and practice after hours. Slowly but surely, she proves herself to her coach, surpassing the rest of the girls while Margaret’s life settles into a more common reality of the era: a marriage arranged by parents. But Trudy’s star rises to no end. After an efficiently constructed montage of her wins and a brilliant “You Go Girl!” sequence that would be too cruel to spoil, she finally finds herself in the big leagues: first, at the Paris Olympics and then, facing her first attempt to swim across the channel. But these avenues add up to no more than a pair of false starts, opportunities derailed by toxic men who just can’t let women compete and win as equals.

Women have always had it much harder, and this fact is a well-depicted, often blistering thread that runs through “Young Woman and the Sea.” From the headlines of scandalized newspapers that critique women’s skin-baring swimsuits to the condescending remarks Trudy frequently fields, several tidbits in the story remind the viewer that it isn’t only the dangerous currents and waves that Trudy is swimming against. Then again, the film sometimes spells things out too much, self-consciously applying today’s temperaments to the past. In one scene, for instance, an adorable, wide-eyed little girl approaches Trudy and thankfully gushes, “Because of you, they let me swim.” This moment feels jarringly redundant given women paving the way for future generations is already at the heart and soul of the entire film, one that abundantly celebrates the spirit of sisterhood.

“Young Woman and the Sea” searingly , culminating in a final stretch during which Trudy swims through the dangerous shallows alone and in the dark. It’s no spoiler to say that she will make it that’s history. But the real surprise here is the punch that Rønning manages to pack when the inevitable happens, an emotional feat that last year’s “Nyad” sorely lacked. In that, Trudy’s triumph followed eagerly around the world, including by her mom and brother in NYC feels no less magnificent than that famous moment in “Apollo 13” when Odyssey finally reconnects with Houston.

Throughout Rønning’s sophisticated film and alongside Ridley’s stunning performance a career highlight for her we all hold our collective breath and swim with Trudy. Talk about the kind of film they hardly ever make anymore.

[nando161mando]

Krakota & Charlotte Haining - Everybody (Needs Somebody)

[ncsrne]

Halcyon & Starlyte Escape With Me feat Charlotte Haining NCS Release #ncs

Escape With Me (A NCS Release)

Let the rhythm take you higher, As we soar through the midnight sky. Halcyon and Starlyte ignite the fire, Charlotte's voice will make your spirit fly.

Feel the beat, it's time to let go, A melody that sets your heart aglow. In this world, we find our unity, Escape with me, and set your soul free.

[abcnewspr]

ROY WOOD JR., ELLIE KEMPER, DEBORAH ROBERTS, MINKA KELLY, RICHARD DREYFUSS, CHARLIE DAY, GOLDA ROSHEUVEL AND ARSEMA THOMAS, AND KAREN GILLAN JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON AMERICA’S MOST-WATCHED DAYTIME TALK SHOW, ‘THE VIEW,’ MAY 1-5

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Wednesday, May 3 — Minka Kelly (author, “Tell Me Everything: A Memoir”); Richard Dreyfuss (“Sweetwater”)

Thursday, May 4 — Charlie Day (“Fool’s Paradise”); Mother’s Day Favorite Things

Friday, May 5 — Golda Rosheuvel and Arsema Thomas (“Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story”); Karen Gillan (“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”)

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