#edgar w smith

[holmesoldfellow]

"Profile by Gaslight: An Irregular Reader About the Private Life of Sherlock Holmes" edited by Edgar W. Smith (Simon and Schuster, 1944)

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Physical Fitness

[at the beach] Sonia Greene: oh howard this was such a lovely idea! Greene: a romantic seaside picnic and just the two of us! Greene: and we've got your favorite food right here - untoasted white bread! Greene: isn't this nice? HP Lovecraft: [sweats, stares at ocean] right sure

HP Lovecraft: Hey! Quit kicking sand in our faces! Sonia Greene: that man is the worst nuisance on the beach! Aleister Crowley: [grabbing Lovecraft] listen here, I'd smash your face, only you're so skinny you might dry up and blow away!

Crowley: [to greene, as he manhandles lovecraft] look babe, why don't you drop that zero and get with the hero Crowley: i'll show you how a real man kicks sand in people's faces! Crowley: THE GREAT BEAST!!! DO AS THOU WILLT!!!!

Lovecraft: The big bully! I'll get even some day! Greene: oh don't let it bother you, little boy Greene: i'll fix you up a nice big meal, put some meat on those bones Lovecraft: and that'll help me build muscle? Greene: [sweats] um muscle? um sure yeah muscle

Poe: howard, you need to stop letting aleister pick on you Lovecraft: but he's twice my size! he's all buff cuz of all the mountain climbing! Poe: you could start working out? Lovecraft: you mean physical labor? Lovecraft: sport?! Lovecraft: [sweats] like a common cornishman?!?

Poe: you should try it Poe: a good regimen of rowing and swimming helped me build mass Barker: oh come on edgar Poe: no really! Poe: [removes shirt, revealing he is super swole] Barker: Barker: oh right Barker: right i forgot about that

Mary Shelley: listen up nerd you don't need exercise Shelley: what you need is one of these [flips switchblade] Poe: oh come on mary, what if he gets attacked when he doesn't have knife on him? Shelley: dunno, that's never come up

Shelley: next time aleister gives you shit, you give him one of these [pantomimes shivving] Poe: mary, violence never solved anything Shelley: it does if you're good at it Poe: Barker: ah ha ha she's got you there edgar

Lovecraft: Darn it! I'm sick and tired of being a scarecrow! William Hope Hodgson says he can give me a real body. all right! i'll gamble a stamp and get his free book Lovecraft: i'll just not eat this week to afford the stamp

William Hope Hodgson: are you "fed up" with seeing the huskies walk off with the best of everything? Hodgson: sick and tired of being soft, frail, skinny or flabby? Hodgson: i know because i myself was once a puny 97 pound "runt" Hodgson: today, I am two separate gorillas

Hodgson: give me 5 weeks and my body building plan will turn YOU into the bronzed adonis you were meant to be Hodgson: through a dynamic combination of cardiovascular training, lifting big kegs, and standing in the desert while getting your balls tanned by an ultraviolet machine

Lovecraft: wow, how's you get so buff?? Hodgson: from constant brawling during my navy days Lovecraft: w-wait Lovecraft: you're a sailor?? Hodgson: yeah you should know from my popular lecture series about how much the navy fuckin sucks ass Lovecraft: [sweats]

Hodgson: ugh, i tell you Hodgson: it's just impossible to pay the bills with pseudoscience fitness programs catering to mens' insecurities Hodgson: i'm gonna pivot to weird fiction instead Hodgson: that's where the big money is

Hodgson: what if a bunch of pig men attacked a big house Smith: [on phone] hey clark ashton? it's me! your cousin! marvin smith! Smith: you know that new horror genre you're been looking for? Smith: well, listen to this! [aims phone at hodgson]

[celorangeine]

hiai guys...🤗 this is the only thing I've only been able to think about lately. bear with me ☹️ i've also merged the characters and guns together so I can ramble more 😎

My Headcanons On What Handguns Bully Characters Would Have Pt. 2

part 1

6. Ted

I think Ted is the type to focus more on speed and durability, and the Beretta 92 is crazy good. It's a pretty big gun but it's solid in the hands, it's probably not going to slip at all. I think Ted would like Beretta guns in general. I also think that he'd be the type to stick to one gun and Beretta 92 is GOOD 👍👍👍 for that

7. Edgar

I think he'd be the type to use any gun tbh, just as long as it's good and has a nice grip, he's cool. I don't think he'd use revolvers that much (😢) so I'm thinking CZ 75. Slightly heavy, but I think Edgar's good with it. The accuracy is SOO good and it survives for so long, and that's just what Edgar needs...😎 Edgar's a CZ kind of guy I just know it

8. Zoe

Zoe would be a big fan of Taurus automatic pistols, more specifically the Taurus G2. It's pretty smooth; the magazine quickly drops once the release button is clicked, gripping on it is easy, and the recoil is rarely aggressive. I feel like Zoe would mostly focus on the comfortability of a handgun and this one is sou good. It's pretty cheap too, it's SO good for its price. There's also the Taurus G3 which is a fair improvement than the G2, but I feel like Zoe is not gonna stop continuously using the G2 until it breaks LUL

9. Otto

I think Otto would mainly use Walther guns, specifically the Walther PK380. It's cheap (& he probably manages to get it for even less) and he loves anything that can be good for concealed carry. I think he'd have a dream gun though: the Nighthawk .357 Magnum. That gun is by far the angriest gun I have ever seen. I think Otto would LOVE Korth guns and wished he had more revolvers... but that gun is $6K 😢

10. Algie

OK I laughed like crazy while thinking about this but. I think in an act of self defense he'd goes to some guys to buy a gun. But the guys scammed him and made him pay more for a Hi Point C9. He thought everyone would be afraid of him now, but then the gun nerds start making fun of him for having a Hi Point. For context Hi Point guns are HEAVILY ridiculed by the gun people because of how shitty they are; they're cheap, but incredibly heavy and are difficult to use

11. Earnest

HONESTLY I think he'd really like Manurhin revolvers... it's so classy and I feel like that's what he's trying to make himself look like. They're CRAZY expensive though (some leading up to $10K) so he'd for the cheapest one; Manurhin MR37. It is a really, really good gun though, one of the best revolvers out there (besides S&W's...) and he's gonna show it off.... I know it. or maybe he's just gonna make his own gun idk man

12. Russell

Russell is a big guy and he would love anything that's heavy and flashy. so I think he'd like the .500 s&w revolver. It is insanely powerful and probably has a really big recoil. I haven't read much about this gun and I'm sure it's pretty expensive ($1K+) but Russell can just steal it you guys. It was made 4 him. Russell also probably struggles with most guns because his hands are big and it's gotta physically hurt to use them. I think he'd go for the big/heavy ones

13. Johnny

I think Johnny would be a huge fan of any old guns from the 1900s, and therefore I think he'd like Lugers a LOT. Their guns are expensive as hell but I like to think he'd buy them from auctions. I doubt he'd actually use any of the old ones cause they're severely outdated (but still good TBH) and he'd probably get made fun of if he actually does use them, but he still buys them for his collection. For a gun that he actually uses though, I think he'd like the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 (the gun in the picture). I think Johnny would go for guns that have good triggers and this is one of them. Also there's a laser inside of it it's crazy

14. Peanut

Peanut I think would love the Ruger Hunter Mark IV. Honestly I think the greasers would all really love rugers. This one specifically looks so good and I thought they'd cost like at least $2K, but when I searched it up they only cost $600-800. Peanut would love that fact. I can imagine Peanut being a gun nerd tbh... so a gun like this that needs a lot of focus is no problem for him. He'd kiss this gun goodnight

15. Lola

ANOTHER Ruger gun and I think Lola would love the Ruger Single Six. In terms of weight it's really balanced, it's INSANELY durable, and the loading & unloading is so smooth. I think it's also mostly made of steel and it fits Lola man. It's a good gun for hunting too and therefore the accuracy is really good, and I think Lola would like guns that have good accuracy. This gun is hung on the wall in her house trust me

[seekdevotion]

*          𝐀𝐍𝐎𝐍𝐘𝐌𝐎𝐔𝐒     𝐀𝐒𝐊𝐄𝐃          :          mw fcs & personality types maybe ? this looks so good !

first of all : love you sweat ! i will point you towards 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 meaty mw fc list, bc many good points were made. but ! i'll also take this moment to self advocate and some will b repeats ... i would go absolutely feral for ella purnell ( duh ), laura harrier, jessica chastain, avan jogia, ben barnes, zion moreno, cillian murphy, blanca padilla, oscar isaac, margot robbie, tom hardy, alexa demie, riz ahmed, samara weaving, zendaya, tom holland, mimi keene, logan lerman, adelaide kane, victoria pedretti, andrew garfield, penelope cruz, emma mackey, charles melton, bill skarsgard, adam dimarco, medalion rahimi, natasha liu bordizzo, dua lipa, archie renaux, robert pattinson, freida pinto, florence pugh, dev patel, jessica alexander, oliver jackson cohen, halston sage, kiowa gordon, lily james, madelaine petsch, jordan connor, hande ercel, phoebe tonkin, nick robinson, savannah lee smith, emily alyn lynd, henry golding, rachel zegler, josh heuston, paul mescal ( i actually can't talk about it... ), daisy edgar jones, rami malek, lily rose depp, aron piper, adria arjona, olivia cooke, and that's just off the dome... now as for personality or character types ? why don't you go ahead & read more for some that have come to me ;)

any and all of the bunnies of mona awad's bunny - pretentious and beautiful budding literary icons , diehard devotees of "the aesthetic" ( or part of a cult most likely )

local carmy ? brilliant , celebrated , seemingly stuck in devo due to some unfortunate emotional ( or physical ) ties - maybe managing the diner or cheffin' it up at the whaler

ex - sea captain who is now devoted to hunting for treasure - both geocache and pirate style . some townspeople think they've lost the plot but others have noticed they really have a knack for this . obviously , quite the casanova

a well liked ghost therapist . came to town years ago as a ' spiritualist ' / more of a lowkey con artist medium but really came into their own in this environment

the seraphic matchmaker , wholesome , in love w love , just wants everyone to be happy , strikes gold every time to the point it is giving witchcraft , world's best and most in demand bridesmaid as a result !

charming and charismatic town official , great at drawing in a crowd and overseeing all the best local events . old money ( as much as you can be in this town , bc their family has always been here ) so obviously corrupt w very questionable morals

THE barber who does put everything you say in their chair on blast via their town meme page / finsta but customers stay loyal bc the only competition has a much darker reputation ( plot twist : and they were roommates ! )

ofc , new in towns / tourists with shady motives , to keep the locals on their toes

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

‘Twilight Dreams (detail)’ 1913 - Arthur Rackham :: (Guillaume Gris)

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“The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes.” ― Arthur Conan Doyle; Corrections And Editor Edgar W. Smith; Illustrators, The Hound of the Baskervilles

[sherlockianscholar]

part 1 (1985-1990): the saga of jeremy brett through the scuttlebutt archives

go here for part two!

since 1971, sherlockian and baker st irregular, peter blau has published a small "gossip" sheet for all sherlock holmes news under publication of the "scuttlebutt from the spermaceti press." after the advent of computers, peter started digitizing all his sheets from 1985 onward.

i went through blau's archives to look for any tidbits on jeremy brett. what i found tells jeremy's saga as granada's sherlock holmes. some of the entries are very straightforward. some of them require reading through the lines. some of them are just fun background bits of granada. but all of them paint jeremy's story through little snippets of news.

March 1985: granada premieres in america! vincent price quoted edgar w. smith, one of the foremost sherlockians in history :)

July 1985: the beginning of the closing chapter of his life

for some reason these are the only pictures i can find of joan and jeremy together, but they are absolutely adorable

August 1985 #1

August 1985 #2: jeremy's flightiness around the role trickles to the press. though he'll never say why.

"'and then i hang my pipes up,'" he said with a smile." his feelings regarding holmes were dangerous before joan's death and only got worse.

to quote producer june wyndham-davies, "when his depression was upon him, and he suffered from depression of the worst kind, he was a different person entirely. i've never known anyone whose personality could change so much. he would become aggressive and not want to continue. i had so many conversations with jeremy about not wanting to continue as sherlock holmes. he felt that sherlock holmes had turned him into a monster. jeremy brett was like that before he ever came to sherlock holmes, but it wasn't his fault and it certainly wasn't sherlock holmes fault."

December 1987: i didn't know he commissioned the play, the secret of sherlock holmes! and helped write it!!

February 1988: damn, that's audacious

May 1988: i can only imagine how much more would've been created and executed if jeremy hadn't gotten sick

okay but, the dog in the hound of the baskervilles is named khan. the movie is literally the wrath of khan.

June 1988: i can't pinpoint the timeline for when jeremy's mental illness became public knowledge and published by the media. however, from this short news clipping, it doesn't seem like they knew the real reason jeremy's hair was cut short. and almost certainly not that he chopped it off himself.

"jeremy just got into one of his manic states—you know, i hate sherlock holmes etc., and one day he cut his hair. in front of the mirror, he lopped bits off. i remember the first time I saw him after he had done it. we were both appearing in an 80th birthday tribute to sir laurence olivier at the national. he turned up at the theatre and i said, 'god, what have you done to your hair?' it was patently obvious it had not been cut by a barber—there were bits sticking up all over." -edward hardwicke

July 1988: the age of jeremy brett! forget the victorian era, this is the jeremerian? brettian? era

October 1988 #1

October 1988 #2: jeremy's insecurities shine through more. high praise for daniel day-lewis. "don't worry you haven't heard or seen the last of him!" congrats to jeremy for introducing lewis to america LOL. yay for play success! (also what does he mean by saying the private life of sherlock holmes is a "damaged film?" robert stephens was one of jeremy's life long best friends--stephens died exactly 2 months after jeremy. coincidentally, jeremy's ex-boyfriend, paul shenar, died exactly one month after jeremy.)

October 1988 #3: L O L

November 1988 #1: jeremy's opinion matters!

November 1988 #2: in my opinion, "bending the willow" is the most important part of jeremy's interpretation of holmes

August 1989: michael cox (the cornerstone of creating and shaping the first half of granada's run) begins to make his (very forced) exit. jeremy's physical health problems are becoming apparent, but they are brushed away by the actor, attributing his breathing issues and weight gain to heavy smoking. and once again, jeremy tries to cast off holmes, without revealing his true reasons.

according to granada's page on the arthur conan doyle encyclopedia, this is what was really happening:

"the performances were probably cathartic for him, but required excessive physical effort from a man with a worsening heart condition who, due to the enormous water retention caused by the lithium, found it difficult to breathe and move. he was forced to leave the theatre and go to hospital, where he stayed for a fortnight and had more than twelve litres of water removed from his body. by 1989 brett and hardwicke, who had supported him with boundless patience, were on their knees. brett took a short holiday but had to be rushed home and hospitalized: the treatments for his bipolar disorder and his heart condition had clashed."

i strongly recommend reading edward's later comments of his difficulties with jeremy during the show: link here

October 1989: two months later, jeremy has yet again changed his mind on continuing as sherlock holmes

November 1989: philip purser how d a r e you say that about my beloved watson. of course, it's from the daily mail, so his opinion doesn't matter.

December 1989: granada undergoes major changes. the conservative government was actively attacking the british media and coming after their budgets. after ousting all of the original leaders of granada's sherlock holmes, the new priorites were based off of ratings and profitability. "you must always remember that your business is to form the market as well as to supply it, [otherwise] your career will have succeeded only in restraining the arts, tarnishing the virtues, and throwing confusion into the manners of your contemporaries." -a granada staffer to the new leaders of the show

January 1990: jeremy finally feels stable in the role, but i think without that dance with "the dark side of the moon" he felt like he lost a key element in his portrayal of holmes. even though he had always been terrified of that instabiity.

end of part 1, so here's part two!

[comicwaren]

From Spider-Man: Black Suit and Blood #003

“Neighborhood Watch”, by Justina Ireland (W), Netho Diaz, Cam Smith and Rachelle Rosenberg (A)

“Whatever Happened to Master Blood?”, by Al Ewing (W), Juann Cabal and Edgar Delgado (A)

“Cornerstone”, by Leonardo Romero

[hplovecraftmuseum]

There is some curiosity about the fact that Lovecraft mentioned characters, books, cosmic entities, or legendary places created by other authors. Is he saying by doing so that because Frank Belknap Long's, ' The Hounds of Tindalos", various books or characters invented by Robert E. Howard, the "Aklo Language' featured in the works of Arthur Machen, 'The King in Yellow' character created by Robert W. Chambers, etc, etc, are mentioned briefly in his own fiction that these fictional creations by others should now be considered legitimately linked with his own en masse. In my humble opinion the answer is, 'NO'. What HPL did by repeating these myriad subjects was only to give the impression that the ultimate over-arching inspiration for these inventions was a higher, and ultimately ulta-cosmic origin. Even in Lovecraft's time there were individuals who insisted that HPL and some of his writer pals were "channelling" the thoughts of higher supernatural powers. Lovecraft of course thought these persons were deluded and pathetic. In some cases he even expressed sympathy for their childish ignorance. So, can we really expect to gain any definite understanding of Lovecraft's developing mythology from reading the works of Clark Ashton Smith, Arthur Machen, Edgar Allan Poe, or any other horror writer Lovecraft mentioned in passing? Absolutely not! These references were window trimming only. I'd be happy to consider any opinions otherwise. (Exhibit 426)

[mlobsters]

supernatural s7e22 there will be blood (w. andrew dabb, daniel loflin)

spoiler alert, dean fogg's in this one. love his voice! periodic reminder i could not care less about the leviathan plotline. it's so cartoonish and dull

DEAN Okay, man, I have read this more times than the Playboy I found in Dad's duffel. SAM Anna Nicole? DEAN Anna Nicole. Oh, the good – they die young, huh?

i shared part of her name and used to get jokes about her regularly. there's an interesting (and very sad) documentary on netflix about her called "anna nicole smith: you don't know me". and one of the best documentaries i've watched recently i'd recommend even more, about pamela anderson - called "pamela, a love story".

genuinely happy to see crowley. so many side characters are kind of... stiff or over the top. he's the correct amount of top

silly pie focused bickering

DEAN Yeah, Sam, look around. It's friggin' Woodstock. Everybody's hopped up on the brown acid. We don't need the song and dance. Give him a little prick.

i'm so used to Emotional Trauma for the last few episodes of a season i'm not sure what to do with this goofy shit

GLORIA Yesterday I introduced you to this rising star in American business. In this hour, we'll go behind the scenes and answer the question everyone's been asking for months – what makes Dick so hard to beat?

they cannot resist the dick jokes my god

EMILY You were gonna hurt my daddy.

okay.

the magicians s1e13 have you brought me little cakes (w. sera gamble btw & john mcnamara & david reed) - laci j mailey as fen

so she was fen in s1 finale but the role was recast to brittany curran for the remainder of the show

DEAN Well, the creep gets creepier.

fucking seriously. not to mention this kid looks like a bit like young sam/colin ford

EDGAR I smell Sam and Dean Winchester.

kinky

SAM But, Dean... We gave up all our Vamptonite.

is dean dreaming, what is happening lol

DEAN I think any way you slice it, you got Pac Man and True Blood in the same room and that's bad news.

i have a lot of fondness for true blood, but anyway the thought that true blood the show exists in the universe where vampires do exist, it's just tickling me at the moment

well. cute they wrote in the little rescuing the young sam-esque kid. again appreciating the alpha vampire's actor, rick worthy, who is also great on the magicians and wishing he could be in a more regular role than some of the other people on this show :p

wonder if the season finale can make me feel anything.

[honorrollplaywrights]

Broadway World on The Invisibility Project: Women on the Verge

THE INVISIBILITY PROJECT: WOMEN ON THE VERGE Festival to be Presented at Polaris North

Performances run November 15-17

By: Chloe Rabinowitz Nov. 15, 2024

"The Invisibility Project: Women on the Verge" is a New York play festival produced by Rose-Marie Brandwein that will have performances on Friday, November 15, 16 and 17 at Polaris North (245 W. 29th Street) starting at 7 pm, with a Sunday Matinee at 3 pm.

This festival, which launched on November 14, is co-sponsored by Honor Roll!, a grassroots program that advocates for women+ playwrights over 40.

The Invisibility Project was conceived to provide female playwrights over the age of 40 with greater visibility and an opportunity to give voice to their creativity. Their works collectively and individually honor the female spirit of resilience, passion and determination.

https://79ab01ed62760c74c50aff1a643da15d.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-40/html/container.html Rose-Marie Brandwein says, "As female playwrights, theatre is no longer as welcoming- rendering many of us invisible with limited opportunities to see our works staged. The Invisibility Project turns that around."

The five playwrights in the festival are D-Davis ("What's What"), Hortense Gerardo ("Winds of Change), Pamela Kingsley ("Sleepwalking'), Vita Patrick Morales ("The Gift"), and Tracie E. Morrison ("Bare Chicken").

The cast includes Ange Berneau*, Carol Carter*, Ms. D, Mary Keefe*, Kassie Kole, Lucy McMichael*, Vivian Meisner*, John L. Payne*, Alexis Schreiber, William Shuman*, Barbie Seigle, and Diane Tyler* (*Members, AEA).

Plays are directed by Eric Diamond, Edgar Chisholm, John L.Payne and D.B. Smith.

https://79ab01ed62760c74c50aff1a643da15d.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-40/html/container.html Producer Rose-Marie Brandwein received her M.F.A. in professional writing from the University of Southern California where she studied playwriting and screenwriting. She studied playwriting with Larry Carr,Jack Gelber, David Scott Milton and Walter Hadler at Roundabout Conservatory Theatre's Playwriting Unit and with directors Andrew Leynse and Tyler Marchant of Primary Stages. This is her third festival at Polaris North. Her full length play "Expiration Date" was first performed as a staged reading at Stage Left Studio's Women at Work Festival before going onto productions at the East of Edinburgh Festival at 59E59 Theaters and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She's a member of the Dramatists Guild.

HONOR ROLL! is a grass-roots group whose members self-initiate actions to increase our inclusion in theater. Honor Roll! is an advocacy and action group of women+ playwrights over 40 as well as our women+ over 40 allies. The term "women+" refers to a spectrum of gender identification. Honor Roll members are the generation excluded at the outset of their careers because of sexism, now overlooked because of ageism. The organization celebrates diversity in theater and works to eliminate age discrimination as it intersects with sexism and other biases including those based on race, gender identity, ethnicity, faith, socioeconomic status, disability, and sexual orientation in the American Theater and beyond.

Admission to The Invisibility Project: Women on the Ledge" is free. For reservations, email: WomenHRFEST@outlook.com

[ulkaralakbarova]

When a virus leaks from a top-secret facility, turning all resident researchers into ravenous zombies and their lab animals into mutated hounds from hell, the government sends in an elite military task force to contain the outbreak. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Alice: Milla Jovovich Rain Ocampo: Michelle Rodriguez Matt Addison: Eric Mabius Spence Parks: James Purefoy Chad Kaplan: Martin Crewes James “One” Shade: Colin Salmon J.D. Salinas: Pasquale Aleardi Dr. Lisa Addison: Heike Makatsch Mr. Grey: Ryan McCluskey Ms. Black: Indra Ové Mr. Red: Oscar Pearce Dr. Green: Anna Bolt Dr. Blue: Joseph May Dr. Brown: Robert Tannion Clarence: Jaymes Butler Mr. White: Stephen Billington Ms. Gold: Fiona Glascott Medic: Liz May Brice Commando 1: Torsten Jerabek Commando 2: Marc Logan-Black Red Queen: Michaela Dicker Dr. William Birkin (uncredited): Jason Isaacs Film Crew: Writer: Paul W. S. Anderson Producer: Jeremy Bolt Producer: Bernd Eichinger Producer: Samuel Hadida Camera Operator: David Johnson ADR Editor: Matt Grimes Casting: Robyn Ray Production Design: Richard Bridgland Casting: Suzanne Smith Editor: Alexander Berner Line Producer: Albert Botha Associate Producer: Mike Gabrawy Executive Producer: Victor Hadida Executive Producer: Daniel S. Kletzky Executive Producer: Robert Kulzer Executive Producer: Yoshiki Okamoto Co-Producer: Chris Symes Original Music Composer: Marco Beltrami Original Music Composer: Marilyn Manson Art Direction: Jörg Baumgarten Set Decoration: Penny Crawford Hairstylist: Björn Rehbein Hairstylist: Friderike Roessler Hairstylist: Valeska Schitthelm Makeup Artist: Christina Smith Art Department Coordinator: Ingeborg Heinemann Assistant Art Director: Anete Conrad Animatronic and Prosthetic Effects: Pauline Fowler Animatronic and Prosthetic Effects: Martin Gaskell Supervising Art Director: Tony Reading Construction Coordinator: Ulf Sturhann Carpenter: Philipp Hübner Location Scout: Marion Gerhardt Production Illustrator: Ravi Bansal Sculptor: Colin Jackman First Assistant Camera: Adam Quinn Steadicam Operator: Jörg Widmer Still Photographer: Rolf Konow Prosthetic Supervisor: Barrie Gower Additional Music: Tom Holkenborg Choreographer: Warnar Van Eeden Driver: Susen Jarmuske Makeup Effects: Andy Garner Post Production Supervisor: Christine Jahn Production Office Assistant: Mirjam Weber Property Master: Danny Hunter Set Medic: Frank Guhn Special Effects Supervisor: Gerd Nefzer Stunt Coordinator: Volkhart Buff Stunts: René Bellmann Technical Supervisor: John Kurlander Unit Production Manager: Silvia Tollmann Unit Publicist: Francois Frey Visual Effects Editor: Paul Elman Script Supervisor: Caroline Sax Color Timer: Andreas Lautil First Assistant Editor: Franziska Schmidt-Kärner Best Boy Electric: Udo Kowalczyk Electrician: David Reppen Gaffer: Edgar Auell Production Accountant: Helga Ploiner Production Coordinator: Sammi Davis Visual Effects Coordinator: Muriel Gérard Researcher: Ian Frost Boom Operator: Alois Unger Music Supervisor: Liz Gallacher Sound Designer: Marco Raab Sound Editor: Frank Casaretto Sound Mixer: Roland Winke Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Michael Kranz Supervising Sound Editor: Stefan Busch 3D Supervisor: Phil Bignell Visual Effects Producer: Richard Yuricich Art Department Manager: Astrid Kühberger Software Engineer: John Charles Dolby Consultant: Norbert Zich Unit Manager: Esther Fischer Key Grip: Dieter Bähr Key Makeup Artist: Hasso von Hugo First Assistant Director: Jan Sebastian Ballhaus ADR Supervisor: Bjørn Ole Schroeder Draughtsman: Philip Elton Grip: Glenn König Animatronics Designer: Chris Coxon Second Assistant Director: Simon Emanuel Negative Cutter: Patricia Ferbeck ADR Voice Casting: Louis Elman Assistant Production Coordinator: Kerstin Biermann Casting Assistant: Natasha Ockrent Foley Editor: Noemi Hampel Costume Assistant: Claudia Maria Braun Costume Assistant: Elke Freitag Costume Assistant: Sparka Lee Hall Costume Assistant: Astrid Lafos Costume Assistant: Anette Tirler Negative Cutter: Renate Siegl Negative Cutter: Sandra Stier Animation: James Furlon...

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Reliquary Continued

Recent Acquisition As the foremost Italian cabinetmaker of the 18th century, Pietro Piffeti was in the service of the royal House of Savory for over 40 years. Piffetti’s works are remarkable for their technical skill; the intricate marquetry decoration on this prie-dieu is all the more impressive when one considers the difficulty of veneering curved surfaces. Thes prie-dieu-a kneeling bench used at home for personal devotion - was most likely made for the youngest son of Carl Emmanuel III, King of Sardinia, for use in the Palace of Venaria, the family’s hunting lodge outside Turin. A door in the center of the prie-dieu conceals a small cabinet for a rosary and prayer books, and the drawer at the base would have held a padded kneeler. The interiors of the cabinet retains its original pink paint; popular in the mid-18th century, the color pink did not yet have the feminine associations it does today. Door About 1750 Design attributed to Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo (Italian, 1727-1804) Venice Wood, gessoed and lacquered with polychrome decoration and gilding Bessie Bennett Endowment, 1953.461 Side Chair About 1740 Giles Grendey (English, 1693-1780) London Walnut and 18th-century, replaced upholstery Gift of the Antiquarian Society, through the Mrs. Edgar J. Uihlein Fund, 1983.718 Desk and Bookcase 1732 John Kirkhoffer (Irish, born Germany, active 1730s) Dublin Walnut, holly, mirror glaze, and brass Gift of Robert Allerton, 1957.200 When this walnut desk and bookcase was purchased by the Art Institute of Chicago in 1957, it was described by the dealer as “English, about 1710.” Only recently have the name of the maker and date, “John Kirkhoffer Facit [sic] 1732,” been found inscribed in pencil on the bottom of the lower right drawer. As the oldest known piece of signed and dated Irish furniture, it has become a Rosetta Stone for attributing other closely related examples of Dublin cabinetary, especially those notable for their use of similar marquetry inlay. Candelabra, 1700/20 England Glass Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, 2012.866 Seated Buddist Cult Figure and Potpourri Vase, c. 1740 France Chantilly Porcelain Factory (founded c. 1725) Soft-paste porcelain Gift of Mrs. Hareold C. Smith and the Antiuarian Society, 1969.225 The Louis Smith Bross Gallery (206-234B) Coffer 1700/20 Attributed to Andres-Charles Boulle (French, 1642-1732) Paris Oak, tortoiseshell, brass, gilt copper, pewter, ebony, and gilt-bronze mounts Michael A. Bradshaw and Kenneth S. Harris, Eloise W. Martin, Richard T. Crane. Jr., Memorial, and European Decorative Arts Purchase funds; through prior acquisitions of Mrs. C. H. Boissevain in memory of Henry C. Dangler, Kate S. Buckingham Endowment, David Dangler, Harold T. Martin, and Katherine Field-Rodman, 2001.54 Looking Glass About 1700 Probably London Gessoedand gilt pine, verre eglomise (reverse-pained glass), gilding, and mirror glass Gift of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Colburn, 1968.424

[geneajournals]

School Days: Joan Guice (1945-2014)

Joan Elizabeth Guice, the daughter of Edgar Nelson (1927-2001) and Valencia Guice (1927-2002) was born in Birmingham, Alabama on 9 September 1945. She was educated in the Birmingham Public School system. The primary and secondary schools Joan attended are a remarkable part of Alabama history.

Tuggle Elementary School

The Tuggle Institute and School was a privately-run charity established in 1903 by social worker Carrie A. Tuggle. It was initially an orphan home for African-American boys. Mrs. Tuggle operated the institute from 1903 until her death in 1924. At that time the school was absorbed into the Birmingham Public School system. In 1934 the name of the school was changed to Enon Ridge School. The Birmingham City Board of Education purchased the school building and property in 1936 and changed the name to Carrie A. Tuggle Elementary School.[1]

A modern school with a 14-classroom building was built on the property in 1952. In 1954 the City Board of Education placed a bronze plaque in the memory of Carrie A. Tuggle as the cornerstone to the new school.[2]

Carol M. Highsmith, Carrie A. Tuggle School, Birmingham, Alabama, 2010, Library of Congress [3]

This is the school building that Joan Guice attended for her primary education.

Joan Guice, School Days 1956-57; scanned from photo collection of Valencia Guice Byers (1927-2002). Privately held.

Parker High School

Illustration: Parker High School, main building. From The Bison 1952 yearbook.[4]

Parker High School in Birmingham, Alabama was established in 1900 as the Negro High School. The principal and only teacher was Arthur Harold Parker. The school initially had 15 students in its graduating class of 1904. When Mr. Parker retired in 1939 the school, now known as Industrial High School, had an enrollment of over 2,700. After Mr. Parker's retirement, the school was renamed A. H. Parker High School in his honor.[5]

Joan followed in the footsteps of her mother who graduated from Parker High School in the mid-1940s.

The summer of 1962, Joan was a rising senior at Parker High School. She attended summer school taking history and biology classes.

Joan Guice, Parker High School report card, summer session, 1962; scanned from collection of Valencia Guice Byers (1927-2002). Privately held.

In May 1963 Joan was a high school senior at Parker High School. It was a tumultuous time. On 2 May 1963 the “Children’s Crusade” of the Birmingham Civil Rights campaign took place. African-American school children were encouraged by adult activists to skip school and participate in a nonviolent demonstration. According to the principal of Parker High School, 25%-40% of the 2,200 student body did not report for classes on that day.[6] It is unknown if Joan was among her classmates who joined the demonstration.

A subsequent Civil Rights demonstration in downtown Birmingham, Alabama on 3 May 1963 made national news. When the child marchers did not disperse, firemen blasted them with water from high pressure fire hoses. Police K-9 officers were deployed and several protesters were bitten. Hundreds of school children were arrested, booked and jailed.[7]

Joan Guice graduated from A. H. Parker High School in May 1963.

Joan Guice, graduation, 1963; scanned from photo collection of Valencia Guice Byers (1927-2002). Privately held.

Joan E. (Guice) Smith is my husband's sister.

Sources

Wikipedia contributors, "Carrie A. Tuggle," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Carrie_A._Tuggle&oldid=1208116718 : accessed 8 April 2024).

 “Founder Of Orphans Home—Memory Of Carrie Tuggle To Be Honored With Plaque,” Birmingham (Alabama) Post, 6 February 1954, Birmingham Public Library (https://bplonline.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/1545/rec/7 : accessed 8 April 2024).

Carol M. Highsmith, “Carrie A. Tuggle School, Birmingham, Alabama,” reproduction number LC-DIG-highsm-05093, The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, DC; imaged in Library of Congress, Carol M. Highsmith Archive (https://www.loc.gov/item/2010636966/ : downloaded 8 April 2024).

A. H. Parker High School (Birmingham, Alabama), The Bison, 1952 (Dallas, Texas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1952), “Main Building”; “U.S., School Yearbooks, 1900-2016,” database with images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1265/images/sid_3239_1952_0014 : accessed 8 April 2024), image 14 of 184.

“Parker High School History; From The Records At the Parker High School Learning Resource Center With The Assistance of Ms. Camp,” Birmingham (Alabama) World, 26 February 1998, page 24, col. 1; imaged, Birmingham Public Library (https://bplonline.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/1506 : accessed 8 April 2024).

“Singing, kneeling marches—Fire hoses, police dogs used to halt downtown Negro demonstrations,” The Birmingham (Alabama) News, 3 May 1963, page 2, col. 2; imaged, Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com/image/575447155 : accessed 8 April 2024).

Ibid.

[qu-film-history-to-1968]

Murders in the Rue Morgue: Unexpected, Yet Expected.

Upon viewing Murders in the Rue Morgue and Maniac, I can now say, without a doubt, that Murders in the Rue Morgue is the superior film. For one thing, Murders in the Rue Morgue was produced by an actual studio, Universal. That already sets it ahead of Maniac, as being produced by a major studio such as Universal automatically means that there is a good budget. While it might not have had as much money as say MGM or Paramount, it still had a great deal more than an independent film. 

Universal’s Dracula sets up a structural template that the other Universal horror films would follow: the monster as outside of normative culture, seen as a threat to social/patriarchy/gender roles, and needing to be destroyed in order to disavow chaos and restore order to ‘bourgeois/capitalist ideology’ (Wood, 2002: 226). This quote is taken from the novel, Gothic Film, in the chapter, ‘So why shouldn’t I write of monsters?’: Defining Monstrosity in Universal’s Horror Films, written by Andy W. Smith. This quote is definitely accurate to the following films that Universal produced over the years after Frankenstein(1931). Murders in the Rue Morgue, released in 1932, also follows this pattern. The ape, along with a mad doctor who is crazy about evolution,  serve as the monster. The ape is the physical form, while the doctor represents the mental and emotional aspects behind it. There are other tropes as well. Main characters Pierre and Camille can be seen as star-crossed lovers. And Erik the ape kidnapping Camille to be rescued by Pierre is the classic  damsel in distress due to evil or monsters. What switches it up is the slight science fiction aspect and well as the true absurdity of it all when you think about it. Unless you had read the Edgar Allan Poe short story, upon which this film is based, most audiences watching the films for the first time would assume they are watching a regular mystery horror film. The fact that the monster is an an ape, in a film that takes place in Paris, seems quite out of place. But, it does work. In fact, the ape isn’t even the scariest part. In fact, he isn’t even completely at fault. Much like Frankenstein, it all started with the creator. The mad doctor in this film was responsible for the gorilla, as well as the kidnapping, experimenting on, and murder of multiple women. Between the doctor’s treatment of him, which includes underestimating his intelligence, it is no surprise that Erik turned on him.  While the scientist claimed he was doing the experiments to find the ape, Erik, a mate, it was really all for his greed and ego, to see what he could accomplish and how far he could go. 

The quality of Murders is ten times better than Maniac, in my opinion. The cast, compared to Maniac, is much more well known, with names such as Bela Lugosi and Sidney Fox. Bela Lugosi, who played the mad doctor, also played famous characters such as Count Dracula and Igor. Sidney Fox  made her debut in the film Bad Sister, which was also the film debut of famous actress Bette Davis. The editing, score, production design, camera,  etc. Not to mention, the plot is much more concrete and entertaining. It almost reminded me a bit of Godzilla. While I do realize that the differences in quality and story may be the point in Maniac, that does not mean it comes across the way they wanted it to.  I will always view Maniac as one of the strangest films I have ever seen.  

By: Callahan Coffey

Resources: https://quinnipiac.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-5740967-dt-content-rid-69967182_1/xid-69967182_1 

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Noor writes a bsd chatfic bc their jealous of their bf thinking snotet guy is attractive at 12:23 AM wooo

by V1ntagexGore

GirlwGunlvr:: RYUU WHY IS OUR FUCKING CAT TAPED ON THE CEILING

Thecurebf:: he wanted to fly

Words: 6, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: 文豪ストレイドッグス | Bungou Stray Dogs

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: Multi

Characters: Nakajima Atsushi (Bungou Stray Dogs), Dazai Osamu (Bungou Stray Dogs), Nakahara Chuuya (Bungou Stray Dogs), Yumeno Kyuusaku | Q (Bungou Stray Dogs), Fukuzawa Yukichi (Bungou Stray Dogs), Edogawa Ranpo (Bungou Stray Dogs), Miyazawa Kenji (Bungou Stray Dogs), Elise (Bungou Stray Dogs), Higuchi Ichiyou's Sister (Bungou Stray Dogs), Higuchi Ichiyou (Bungou Stray Dogs), Akutagawa Gin, Mori Ougai (Bungou Stray Dogs), Oguri Mushitarou (Bungou Stray Dogs), Yokomizo (Bungou Stray Dogs)

Relationships: Akutagawa Ryuunosuke/Nakajima Atsushi (Bungou Stray Dogs), Edogawa Ranpo/Edgar Allan Poe (Bungou Stray Dogs), Akutagawa Gin/Higuchi Ichiyou, Miyazawa Kenji/Yumeno Kyuusaku | Q (Bungou Stray Dogs), Ozaki Kouyou/Yosano Akiko (Bungou Stray Dogs)

Additional Tags: Good Parent Mori Ougai (Bungou Stray Dogs), Minor Fukuzawa Yukichi/Mori Ougai (Bungou Stray Dogs), ”RANPO WHY TF IS UR DAD SLEEPING W MINE” -dazai, Alternate Universe - Everyone Lives/Nobody Dies, Alternate Universe - High School, Nonbinary Yumeno Kyuusaku | Q (Bungou Stray Dogs), Yumeno Kyuusaku | Q-centric (Bungou Stray Dogs), If u can’t tell I love yumeno, Jealous Akutagawa Ryuunosuke (Bungou Stray Dogs), YO ATSUSHI GET UR BF A LEASH HES BEING FERAL AGAIN, Lesbian Higuchi Ichiyou (Bungou Stray Dogs), She/Her and They/Them Pronouns for Akutagawa Gin, GIRLBOSSES TAKE OVER, Lesbian Yosano Akiko (Bungou Stray Dogs), yumeno and dazai r siblings, Oda Sakunosuke Lives (Bungou Stray Dogs), oda is that one cool young teacher who lets the class do whatever they wanf, oh and he’s engaged to someone I wonder who, Everyone Is Gay, mushitaro and yokomizo are dating but somehow nobody knows 😭, I wrote this while listening to Lana del Rey, HIGUCHI AND GIN LOSTEN TO LANA‼️‼️, The Smiths References, Atsushi likes the smiths, akutagawa likes the cure, then they both made out in akutagawas room, the sillies, Silly, their so silly, Chatting & Messaging

source https://archiveofourown.org/works/48545329

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Astrological Predictions and Character Analysis for Individuals with a May 14th Birthday

His character shows very differentiating highlights. In spite of the fact that they show restraint, quiet and polite specialists, they can likewise be savage and egotistical individuals. They attempt to satisfy the necessities set by others, however they frequently misdirect their capacities. One blemish related with this birthday is that it has a somewhat extreme character. What compromises them: They are excessively simple with individuals, and they lose their trust in themselves. Accordingly, they will be mishandled. What would it be advisable for them to strive for? More than anything, to assume command over your exotic nature, and they ought to, particularly, contain your creative mind. At the point when they conquer their interests, they become equitable, unwavering, and equipped for extraordinary accomplishments. As of now, they express a surprising state of mind, follow the soul existing apart from everything else, and utilize new revelations and creations in public activity. They can likewise accomplish surprising ability. They shouldn't disregard the greatest of them. These individuals likewise will more often than not be truly powerless. Astrological Predictions and Character Analysis for Individuals with a May 14th Birthday 

 Assuming your birthday is May 14, your zodiac sign is Taurus May 14 - character and character character: energetic, perfect, committed, apprehensive, fearful, curious; calling: bookkeeper, legal advisor, humanist; colors: white, cream, red; stone: emerald; creature: pronghorn; plant: star jasmine; fortunate numbers: 1,6,12,30,55,56 very fortunate number: 6 Occasions and observances - May 14 Chile Chilean Designing Day. - Architect's Day Paraguay: Banner Day (date of its autonomy). Mainland Protection Day. Petrel (Alicante, Spain): festivity of the day of its supporter, San Bonifacio Mდ¡rtir. Israel: Freedom Day. Perena de la Ribera (Spain): journey of the Virgen del Castillo. Egyptian folklore: Day of Isis (goddess of female ripeness), while the gathering of the goddess with the human remaining parts of her dearest Osiris (divine force of male fruitfulness) was celebrated. Argentina: Argentine Footballer's Day May 14 Big name Birthday. Who was conceived that very day as you? 1900: Hal Borland, American essayist (d. 1978). 1900: Leo Smit, Dutch writer (d. 1943). 1900: Mario Soffici, Argentine producer (d. 1977). 1900: Edgar Wind, Old English German history specialist (d. 1971). 1901: Robert Ritter, German therapist (d. 1951). 1903: Billie Pigeon, American entertainer of quiet film (d. 1997). 1904: Hans Albert Einstein, American teacher, child of Albert Einstein (d. 1973). 1905: Antonio Berni, Argentine painter (d. 1981). 1905: Jean Daniდ©lou, French strict (d. 1974). 1905: Herbert Morrison, American radio columnist (d. 1989). 1907: Ayub Khan, Pakistani president (d. 1974). 1907: Vicente Enrique y Tarancდ³n, Spanish cardinal and ecclesiastical overseer (f. 1994). 1908: Betty Jeffrey, Australian medical caretaker (d. 2000). 1913: Konstantinos Apostolos Doxiadis, Greek engineer (d. 1975). 1915: Cდ©sar Rengifo, Venezuelan pragmatist painter (d. 1980). 1916: Marco Zanuso, Italian engineer (d. 2001). 1917: Lou Harrison, American writer (f. 2003). 1918: Marie Smith, last speaker of the Eyak language (d. 2008). 1921: Richard Elder, American entertainer (d. 1984). 1922: Franjo Tuე'man, Croatian president (d. 1999). 1924: Joly Braga Santos, Portuguese guide and author (d. 1988). 1925: Tristram Cary, English author (d. 2008). 1925: Oona O'Neill, spouse of Charlie Chaplin (d. 1991). 1925: Graciela Romero, Chilean author and social specialist (d. 2011). 1925: Ana Raquel Satre, Uruguayan soprano (d. 2014). 1926: Eric Morecambe, American humorist and entertainer (d. 1984). 1927: Herbert W. Franke, German sci-fi author. 1928: Ernesto Che Guevara, Argentine-Cuban lawmaker and guerrilla (f. 1967). 3? 1929: Henry McGee, English entertainer (d. 2006). 1930: Juan Carlos Saravia, Argentine people artist musician, of the gathering Los Chalchaleros. 1932: Mario Bichდ³n, Chilean lawmaker (f. 2013). 1932: Richard Estes, American painter. 1932: Felipe Osterling Parodi, Peruvian author and government official. 1933: Siდ¢n Phillips, English entertainer. 1934: Campo Elდ­as Delgado, Colombian professional killer, Vietnam veteran (d. 1986). 1935: Roque Dalton, artist and Salvadoran guerrilla. 1936: Bobby Darin, American pop vocalist and artist (d. 1973). 1937: Gდ¶ran Tunstrდ¶m, Swedish author (d. 2000). 1940: Herbert Jones, English serviceman (d. 1982). 1941: Lito Cruz, Argentine entertainer and chief. 1942: Valeriy Brumel, Russian competitor (d. 2003). 1942: Tony Pდ©rez, Cuban baseball player. 1943: Jack Bruce, English performer, of the band Cream (d. 2014). 1943: Tania Leდ³n, Cuban guide, piano player and writer. 1943: Antonio Pდ©rez de la Cruz Blanco, Spanish legal counselor and law specialist. 1943: დ"lafur Ragnar Grდ­msson, Icelandic president. 1943: Josდ© Manuel Urtain, Spanish fighter. 1944: Tamara Dobson, American entertainer and model (f. 2006). 1944: George Lucas, American maker and movie producer. 1944: Mario Moreno, Peruvian visual artist (d. 2009). 1945: Francesca Annis, English entertainer. 1945: Vladislav Ardzinba, lawmaker and first Abkhaz president (d. 2010). 1945: Yochanan Vollach, Israeli footballer. 1947: Gonzalo Rodrდ­guez Gacha, Colombian medication dealer. 1949: Klaus-Peter Thaler, German cyclist. 1950: Adolfo Domდ­nguez, Spanish style originator. 1950: Marდ­a Fiorentino, Argentine entertainer and essayist. 1950: Miguel დ?ngel Solდ¡, Argentine entertainer. 1951: Robert Zemeckis, American producer. 1952: David Byrne, English artist, of the band Talking Heads. 1952: Scott Irwin, American grappler (d. 1987). 1952: Horacio Ranieri, Argentine entertainer (d. 2000). 1952: Mohamed Abdul Quasim al-Zwai, Libyan lawmaker. 1953: Wim Mertens, Belgian author. 1953: Norodom Sihamonდ­, Cambodian ruler. 1954: Dolores Yoyes Gonzდ¡lez Catarain, Spanish guerrilla, head of the psychological oppressor bunch estimated time of arrival (f. 1986). 1955: Dennis Martდ­nez, Nicaraguan baseball player. 1955: Alasdair Fraser, English artist, of the band Skyedance. 1955: Dennis Martდ­nez, Nicaraguan baseball player. 1957: Fernando Iglesias, Argentine lawmaker and columnist. 1957: Marino Lejarreta, Spanish cyclist. 1957: Dorდ¡ngel Vargas, Venezuelan professional killer. 1957: Major Van Vader, American grappler and entertainer. 1957: Leon White, American expert grappler. 1958: Rudy Pდ©rez, Cuban-American artist and maker. 1959: Patrick Bruel, French entertainer and artist. 1959: Robert Greene, American essayist. 1960: Floreal Avellaneda, Argentine socialist understudy, tormented and killed at 15 years old by the Videla autocracy (d. 1976). 1961: Tim Roth, English entertainer. 1962: Ferran Adria, Spanish cook. 1962: Javier Caumont, Argentine bolero artist. 1962: CC DeVille, American guitarist, of the band Toxic substance. 1962: Danny Huston, American entertainer and producer. 1963: Kiara (artist), Venezuelan vocalist, entertainer and legal advisor. 1965: Eoin Colfer, Irish essayist. 1965: Blanca Oteyza, Spanish entertainer. 1966: Damiდ¡n Dreizik, Argentine entertainer, theater chief and screenwriter. 1966: Mike Inez, American bassist of the band Alice in Chains. 1966: Fabrice Morvan, French artist, of the pair Milli Vanilli. 1966: Jorge Schubert, Argentine entertainer and author. 1969: Cate Blanchett, English entertainer of Australian beginning. 1969: Danny Wood, American vocalist, of the band Newcomers. 1970: Mikel Zarrabeitia, Basque cyclist. 1971: Sofდ­a Coppola, American entertainer and movie producer. 1971: Alejandra Herrera, Chilean entertainer. 1971: Martin Reim, Estonian footballer. 1971: Mდ³nica Arriola Gordillo, Mexican lawmaker (f. 2016). 1973: Shanice, American performer. 1973: Voshon Lenard, American b-ball player. 1975: Salim Iles, Algerian swimmer. 1975: Nicki Sorensen, Danish cyclist. 1976: Tracker Burgan, American bassist for AFI. 1976: Martine McCutcheon, English entertainer and vocalist. 1977: Roy Halladay, American baseball player. 1977: Ada Nicodemou, Australian-Cypriot entertainer. 1977: Adriდ¡n Delgado, Venezuelan theater, film and TV entertainer.? 1978: Eddie House, American b-ball player. 1978: Andrდ© Makanga, Angolan footballer. 1978: Gustavo Varela, Uruguayan soccer player. 1979: Mickaდ«l Landreau, French footballer. 1979: Dan Auerbach, American performer of The Dark Keys. 1979: Edwige Lawson-Swim, French b-ball player. 1979: Merce Llorens, Spanish entertainer. 1979: Clinton Morrison, Irish footballer. 1979: Carlos Tenorio, Ecuadorian soccer player. 1980: Zdenე›k Grygera, Czech footballer. 1980: Pavel Londak, Estonian footballer. 1981: Sarbel, Greek vocalist of English beginning. 1983: Anahდ­, Mexican entertainer and vocalist. 1983: Uroვ¡ Slokar, Slovenian b-ball player. 1983: Golden Tamblyn, American entertainer. 1983: Esperanza Gდ³mez, Colombian model. 1984: Olly Murs, English vocalist. 1984: Michael Rensing, German footballer. 1984: Nigel Reo-Coker, English footballer. 1984: Hassan Yebda, French-Algerian footballer. 1984: Imprint Zuckerberg, American money manager, maker of Facebook. 1985: Matthew Cardona, American expert grappler. 1985: Sally Martin, New Zealand entertainer. 1985: Zack Ryder, American grappler. 1986: Alyosha, Ukrainian vocalist. 1986: Rodolfo Gonzდ¡lez, Venezuelan pilot. 1986: Marco Motta, Italian footballer. 1986: Sarbel, Somewhat English Greek vocalist. 1986: Camila Sodi, entertainer and Mexican vocalist. 1987: Adriდ¡n Calello, Argentine soccer player. 1987: Blunt Songo'o, Cameroonian footballer. 1987: Franდ§ois Steyn, South African rugby player. 1989: Loot Gronkowski, American football player. 1991: Nathan Darmody, American guitarist, of the band Allstar Weekend. 1991: Andrდ©s Ramiro Escobar, Colombian soccer player. 1991: Klingande, French DJ. 1992: Johay White, Costa Rican soccer player. 1993: Kristina Mladenovic, French tennis player. 1993: Miranda Cosgrove, American entertainer and vocalist. 1994: Marquinhos, Brazilian soccer player. 1996: Martin Garrix, Dutch DJ. 1997: Raimundo Rebolledo, Chilean footballer