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Seen in 2023:

Moments Like This Never Last (Cheryl Dunn), 2020

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Relive The Show: Cavetown & Mother mother

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Street Photographers Stop Time Cold

The street photographers in All Day Everyday’s new film consider the camera a gift, an activist tool, a key to forbidden places, the only mechanism that stops time cold.  Continue reading Untitled

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Today marks the 3rd anniversary of my fic The Infinity Cube. I can still remember posting the first chapter, hoping at least one person out there liked it, and I can still remember how it felt to reach the end, a feat that wouldn't have been possible without the support of so many kind souls 💗 I wanted to make something for the occasion and having seen so many amazing web weavings out there, I thought I'd give it my best shot 😊

THE INFINITY CUBE: a journey home

Shades of Earth by Beth Revis // I Choose You by Adam Melchor // When Did It Happen? by Mary Oliver // First Love by Jennifer Franklin // The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde // The Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simons // The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman // 10 a.m Is When You Come To Me by Louise Bourgeois // Maybe In Another Universe, I Deserve You by Gaby Dunn // Maybe When the Time is Right You Will Find Me Again - K. Tolnoe // We Were Missing the Present by Mahmoud Darwish // Persona (1966) // Matched by Ally Condie // In the Pines by Alice Notley // It Wasn't Love // La Pointe Courte (1955) // "My better half" by Pablo J. Davis // The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller // Bioshock Infinite // Calling a Wolf a Wolf by Kaveh Akbar // Oh It Was Meant to Be - Kate McGahan // Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell // If My Body Could Speak by Blythe Baird // Fourth of July by Sufjan Stevens // Unending Love by Rabindranath Tagore // The Blinding Star by Blanca Varela // Wild Spirit, Soft Heart by Butterflies Rising // Finding You by Kesha // Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want by The Smiths // Web weaving about the untold story in you // "Feel like making a deal with the devil?" // A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara // Reborn: Journals ad Notebooks by Susan Sontag // I love you like a rotten dog // Sax Rohmer #1 by The Mountain Goats // The Bubble (2022) // Rabbit Hole (2010) // Beginning with O by Olga Broumas // How many times can the same thing break your heart? // War of the Foxes by Richard Siken // On Death in Heartbreak // Lonely Day by System of A Down // This Road (The Mirror is a Trap) by Poe // Memory for Forgetfulness by Mahmoud Darwish // "Do you think we're soulmates in another universe?" // Radio Silence by Alice Oseman // "In one timeline we kiss" - Elizabeth Hewer // Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar by Cheryl Strayed // Almond Blossoms and Beyond by Mahmoud Darwish // X // The Collected Poems of Alvaro de Campos by Fernando Pessoa // Excerpt from Moony Moonless Sky's 'I am an observer, but not by choice' // @/lookoflove // Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg // "Do you know what it's like to live somewhere that loves you back?" - Danez Smith // Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros // The Chaos of Stars by Kiersten White // Home // You and Me

All Pedro Photos - Pinterest // Reader in my story is physically a blank slate, I just really like the photo of Javi + Gabriela touching foreheads

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Kunle Martins of New York's graffiti crew IRAK, 2000, photo by Cheryl Dunn

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Cheryl Dunn

4/4 of a Commission Order! Cheryl Dunn is a WoW OC belonging to @embersoftheorder

Thank you again for trusting me with your amazing characters!

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Pride Month Movie 25: Swoon

Tom Kalin's 1992 biopic focused on Nathan Leopold, who murdered ten year old Bobby Franks with his lover Richard Loeb in 1924, is near and dear to my heart. It is much more directly based on the Leopold and Loeb case than either Rope (1948), which I watched earlier this month, or Compulsion (1959), but never feels as though it is accurate for the sake of accuracy. The film draws heavily on the court transcripts to show how the legal and psychiatric institutions of the day viewed homosexuality, even though the murder was not sexually motivated. The film is as interested in the discourse surrounding the trial as its outcome

At the same time, the scenes prior to the trial are surprisingly domestic. Richard badgers Nathan about going to the store for the supplies they need, Nathan gets annoyed at Richard's inviting people over when he wants to study, but other scenes show them having fun both together and with their friends. Kalin does not shy away from the terrible thing they did, but this is also the only retelling of these historical events, as far as I'm aware, that follows the two to prison and shows Nathan's grief over Richard's death. These two murder a child together, but they are also boyfriends who argue about where to go for lunch or when to have sex. Why should they have to choose? Basically, Swoon is the standard by which I judge every couples scene I see or write.

What I so love about the New Queer Cinema of the 1990s was that it had very little interest in making queer people palatable to straight audiences and much interest in expressing the emotions queer people felt at the time, including rage and frustration in response to the AIDS crisis and increasing homophobic violence. Nathan's declaration, "I wanted to murder the idea of suffering as my condition" is so much more raw and powerful and, frankly, satisfying than the polite pleas for tolerance made by contemporary mainstream films like Johnathon's Demme's Philadelphia (1993) We do have much more diverse and nuanced queer representation today than in the 1990s, but today's filmmakers owe so much to pioneers like Kalin, Greg Araki, Cheryl Dunne, Derek Jarman, and others.

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Relive The Show: Allie X

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📷 Cheryl Dunn

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Sesli Meram #482 - Yersiz Yurtsuz (28.10.2024)

"Ağır bir karanlık kuşatmanın ortasında ilerliyor memleket. Kürt sorunun çözümüne dair en ufak bir hamlenin, klikleri harekete geçirdiği bir karanlık. Ağır ve açık bir yıldırıyı var eden o devletlinin gel gel yapmasıyla birdenbire bitiveren bir muamma Tusaş saldırısı var edilir ki cerahat ilelebet Kürt halkının özünde eşitlik, adalet ve hakkaniyet talebi duyulması imkansız konulsun. Beş yurttaşın yaşamını kaybettiği bir “PKK” orijinli saldırı tam vaktinde cereyan eden bir nokta yıkıcılık zaten var olmayan bir barışma tahayyülünü de enikonu çürütsün diye bir anda var edilir. Ardılı engellenmiş internet bağlantısı, kısıtlı kılınan sahnede, ezberden var edilmiş yeni senaryolar. Düze çıkılmasından, silahların artık susması için ortalık yerde var edilmesi gereken müzakerelere ihtimal konulmasın diye devlet, devletlinin gözleri önünde bir yıkıma imza atar. Sonrasında gelsin intikam saldırıları, gitsin yeniden Rojava topraklarından, Kuzey Irak’ta Kürdistan bölgesel sahasına yönelik saldırılar. Gerekçe hep benzeş, buraları PKK’nin yuvaları, geri planında kendisini derleyip toparladığı alanlar, ikmal merkezleri şunlar bunlar. Görselliğe kavuşan o sismik bombalar, dakik füzeler, bilmediğimiz nice insanlık dışı mühimmat ile kırılmaya devam edilen sıradan insanlar. Birisi çocuk en az dört insanın canının çalındığı, yüzlercesinin yaralandığı bir Tusaş saldırısı yanıtı. Kobane gibi devletin bir türlü düşmediği, Azez ve yöresinde oluşturulan, tam da tersi zikredilirken var edilmiş çetelerin beslene büyütülüp çeteleştirildiği bir tampon bölgenin kırıcılığı her yerdeyken, biraz daha saldırganlık ile hukuki bir norm, insani bir müştereği muhafaza etmek ne ara söz konusu olur, olacaktır." sesli meram

podcast image credit: the visual mischief blog:::cheryl dunn:::buzz magazine

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counterpart suggestions for pat chayanit or zhao lusi?

of  course  !  some  counterparts  for  them  both are put under the read more for you ! if you'd like any more suggestions, then feel free to send in another message !

gwen  stacy  and mary jane watson from  marvel,  amy  dunne  from  gone  girl,  nancy  drew  from  nancy  drew,  daphne  blake  from  scooby  doo,  velma  dinkley  from  scooby  doo,  betty  cooper, sabrina spellman,  and cheryl blossom from  archie  comics,  alex  dupre  from  one  tree  hill,  taylor  townsend  from  the  oc,  sidney  prescott, kirby reed, and tatum  riley  from  scream,  wendy  darling  from  peter  pan,  holly  golightly  from  breakfast  at  tiffany's,  blair  waldorf, georgina sparks, ivy dickens, and serena van der woodsen from  gossip  girl,  faye  chamberlain  from  the  secret  circle,  jean  grey  from  marvel,  regina  george  and  karen  smith  from  mean  girls,  sarah cameron from outerbanks, clary  fray  from  shadowhunters,  sandy  olson,  frenchy,  betty  rizzo,  jan  and  marty  from  grease,  kate,  beth,  and  carrie  from  john  tucker  must  d.ie,  marcia  brady  from  the  brady  bunch,  chloe beale and aubrey posen from pitch perfect, alice cullen from twilight, donna  martin  from  bh  90210,  leighton murray from the sex lives of college girls, annie  wilson  from  90210,  elena  gilbert,  caroline  forbes,  rebekah  mikaelson, and hayley  marshall  from  the  vampire  diaries  !