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Once Upon a Time, S04E07 — The Snow Queen.

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#8,400 200x100 icons of Elizabeth Mitchell as Anna Volovodov in season 3 of The Expanse; slightly sharpened.

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Born on this day eighty years ago: the ethereally beautiful, hauntingly memorable and funny transgender Warhol Superstar dubbed “a subculture Lana Turner” by the Village Voice’s Arthur Bell and the world’s biggest Kim Novak fan - Miss Candy Darling (24 November 1944 - 21 March 1974)! (Yes, the Candy “from out on the Island” immortalized in the 1972 Lou Reed song “Walk on the Wild Side”). I particularly love Darling’s delicate performances in the Warhol-produced, Paul Morrissey-directed Flesh (1968) and The Death of Maria Malibran (1972) by Werner Schroeter. For anyone interested in Darling’s brief, tumultuous life (she died aged 29 of cancer), reading Cynthia Carr’s exemplary recent biography Candy Darling: Dreamer, Icon, Superstar is a must. My favourite anecdote from the book (much of it is heartbreaking, to be honest): when a cinema in Toronto wanted to present their 1971 film Women in Revolt, Andy Warhol dispatched Darling to promote it. The theatre booked Darling into the posh four-star Sutton Place hotel (“where stars like Elizabeth Taylor stayed when in town for the Toronto Film Festival”). Darling and her friend immediately started charging wine and expensive meals to the room. Liberace happened to be staying there at the same time. Candy crashed his glitzy private rooftop champagne reception: “She kept trying to approach him, while he kept trying to avoid her. Finally, she managed to corner him and said, “We have so much in common.” Liberace was horrified and complained to hotel management” – and Candy was evicted! Pictured: 1971 portrait of Candy Darling by Jack Mitchell when she was appearing in the play Vain Victory.

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In [ this pack ] you’ll find #241 gifs of Elizabeth Mitchell in ER (Season 7), all made from scratch by me. Feel free to: use them for roleplay reactions/sidebars/etc, edit them for personal use (I’d appreciate a heads-up and credit listed somewhere but I’m chill).  Please do not: claim as your own, edit for redistribution (ie gif icon packs), include in gif hunts (you may link directly to this post.

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Top new-to-me reads of 2024

It's been a while since I did an all-encompassing post about my favorite new to me books at the end of the year. Normally, I do four categories: fiction, nonfiction, drama, and graphic novels. However, I didn't read a lot of graphic novels this year and most of my play consumption was taken up with rereading the Shakespeare canon for the second time in a row, so I'm just going to skip those. About the only one in either category I was enthusiastic about was a cute graphic novel called The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich. It's adorable and the art is lovely.

So I'm just going to do my top five fiction and nonfiction books each. Hope you enjoy!

Top 5 new-to-me fiction:

The Street by Ann Petry

Holy shit. This novel lived rent-free inside my head the entire time I was reading it. The first novel by an African-American woman to sell more than a million copies when it was published in 1946, it remains a true classic of American literature. It follows Lutie Johnson, a Black woman living in Harlem with her young son. Separated from a philandering husband, she strives to make a decent life for herself and her son by following the advice of founding father Benjamin Franklin, but both her race and her sex make achieving the American Dream frustratingly elusive. The setting and characters in this novel are incredibly vivid, and Lutie is one of the best protagonists I have ever encountered in a book-- I really empathized with her plight and her dreams. She just felt so real. Highly recommended.

The Annotated Arabian Nights translated by Yasmine Seale and notes by Paulo Lemos Horta

I am so mad because I read this beautiful book via a library loan. When I decided I wanted a copy for myself, it was ridiculously expensive! I am so sad because this edition of the classic anthology is not only beautifully illustrated and bound, but the historical and cultural context inside is invaluable. As for the stories themselves, I can see why they've beguiled generations of readers. There's something for everyone: humor, adventure, romance, spirituality, eroticism, mystery thriller elements, you name it.

Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell

I plan on eventually watching the Wachowski adaptation of this book because it looks like that particular flavor of insane and ambitious I love, but I wanted to read the novel first. I'm glad I did, because this is such a great book. For those unaware, the novel is very postmodern: it cuts between six different stories, each set in a different time and place, spanning hundreds of years, each section a different literary pastiche (ex. Victorian novel, 1970s crime thriller, dark comedy, dystopian future, etc.). It all ties together in a very creative way-- I really don't want to discuss it too much because it's enjoyable to go in as uninformed as possible.

Six Crimson Crows by Elizabeth Lim

I'm a sucker for a good fairy tale retelling. Six Crimson Cranes is a reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen's The Wild Swans, where a princess must remain silent while trying to undo a curse that has turned her brothers into birds. Here, the action is set in a fantasy world inspired by East Asia. Six Crimson Cranes fleshes out the original story's characters and introduces some wonderful complications to traditional tropes. I particularly loved how Lim writes the stepmother character. This is actually the first book in a series, so I definitely want to continue with it.

The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

This tale of Oklahoma migrants crossing to California during the Great Depression has been on my TBR pile way too long. I like Of Mice and Men and love East of Eden, so I had to read The Grapes of Wrath to round out this trinity of iconic Steinbeck novels. Of the three, I would place Grapes last in terms of personal enjoyment-- I prefer the taut narrative of Mice and the characters in East of Eden more-- but this was still a moving book that in many ways is still relevant to modern American society and culture. Sadly.

Top 5 new-to-me nonfiction:

Paul Robeson: The Years of Promise and Achievement by Sheila Tully Boyle and Andrew Bunie

I could not put this book down. It's not a complete biography of legendary musician and actor Paul Robeson, only focusing on his life until the early 1940s, but it really digs into his development as an artist and civil rights activist during his rise to fame in the 1920s and 1930s. Like the best biographies, it highlights Robeson's strengths (his commitment to his principles) and flaws (not the best husband or father) in a clear-eyed way. I was sad to find there was not a volume 2 from these authors, but this inspired me to learn more about this remarkable human being.

The Making of the Wizard of Oz by Aljean Harmetz

All cinephiles know The Wizard of Oz had a troubled production from cultural osmosis alone. I never looked too deeply into the matter, only being aware of Margaret Hamilton getting set on fire and Buddy Ebsen having an allergic reaction to the aluminum powder makeup for the Tin Man, leading to his replacement. Having seen and loved Wicked this year, I realized I had never delved too much into the 1939 Wizard of Oz's background and decided to rectify that by reading this acclaimed book on the subject.

Wow, what a nightmare making this film was! It makes me appreciate the movie all the more-- and it makes me glad I wasn't working in Hollywood in the 1930s!

I Went Down to St. James Infirmary by Robert Harwood

I first heard the "St. James Infirmary Blues" crooned by Cab Calloway in the Betty Boop cartoon Snow-White. It's a catchy song with morbid lyrics, dealing with a man learning his lover is lying dead, presumably from drug abuse. However, no one quite knows the origin of the song. This author digs into the shaky origins of the piece and it's fascinating just how elusive such recent history is!

Pickford: The Woman Who Made Hollywood by Eileen Whitfield

I've long respected Pickford's achievements, both as a creative person and as a woman working in a staunchly male-dominated world. However, I never read any of her biographies. I recall using this one for research years ago so I went back to it for a proper read through. It's an excellent, balanced work, admiring Mary's thespian skills, business sense, and determination while also being clear-eyed about her flaws, particularly her conduct towards her children and her self-destructive behavior later in life. It's a great companion read to Tracey Goessel's similarly enthusiastic but honest biography of Douglas Fairbanks Sr.

The Material Ghost: Films and Their Medium by Gilberto Perez

This was recommended by a film channel on YouTube. It's an assortment of essays on various directors as well as abstract musings on cinema itself. I disagreed vehemently at some points (he likes silent comedy, but think silent drama is inherently flawed and inferior to talkies), but the chapter on Buster Keaton was among the best criticism of him as a performer and artist I have ever had the pleasure to read.

[elizabeth-mitchells]

your new url intrigues me so here's a "ramble about what makes you like this character" free card. i want to understand <3

omg omg thank you so much for sending me this!!! this is my moment hsgjdfghjf so technically my new icon is a character and url is the name of the actress that plays her. meaning i will ramble about juliet burke but also about elizabeth mitchell in general lmao

so! everything started with yj, somehow. when some mutuals told me that elizabeth mitchell would be perfect to play adult laura lee and then i couldn't unsee it. i loved her in first kill and i had watched her in the purge and the santa clause but i didn't remember them very well. and i was in the mood to watch movies from my watchlist and Gia (1998) just happened to be there... and the way that movie altered my brain chemistry is insane. there's nothing like it. i loved it way too much and especially elizabeth mitchell in it. so of course this resulted in me rewatching first kill and the purge election year once or twice and then!!

i knew that elizabeth mitchell was in lost but i thought ugh 120 episodes from 20 years ago centered around men?? i don't want to do that!! but luckily i came across a youtube compilation of only elizabeth mitchell as juliet burke. i watched that and.... well!! i loved her SO much and i got intrigued by the show and some ppl here told me there were other women and it was worth it so i decided to give it a chance!

i probably shouldn't have much to say about juliet bc i'm currently pretending that i don't know her entire story ghsdjfghjf but honestly? even with i know so far i'd love her! a cunty introduction, punching men, and going teary eyed about a woman's death. also i mean. look at her

and being honest about all i know about her.... listen i have a weakness for pretty doomed by the narrative. i can't put into words how tragic she is bc i'll start crying but it's A LOT okay? which is so frustrating but makes me so emotionally attached to her because she deserved so much better but there she is fighting so hard the entire time and i'm just in love. also her morally gray vibes? *chefs kiss*. villain era? double agent? betraying her people? sexy traitor? redemption arc? shipping with a woman she handcuffed herself to so they could go on a sexy adventure in the rain through the jungle and fighting each other but possibly kissing according to me??? it's a spectacular journey and i'm so excited to watch it!!!

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“sexual awakening from the hot elf in the santa clause” WEAK. LAME. TIRED. every year we do this and no one mentions baddie icon elizabeth mitchell in the santa clause 2.

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guinnevere by csn / Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) / Jean-François Jalabert, Galatée (detail) / BEAUTY by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro, Ophelia (1851-52), John Everett Millais / a song for jenny by humble pie / Joni Mitchell Led Zeppelin's California / Laetitia Casta wearing the iconic wedding dress made of roses during the Yves Saint Laurent fashion show, 1999 / L’Epistre d’Othea, 15th century (tree person painting) / going to california by led zeppelin / the rain, the park and other things by the cowsills / 'For the Roses' felt pen artwork of Judy Collins in the dressing room by Joni Mitchell / Judy Collins © artpepper.net / going to california by led zeppelin / Vogue Hong Kong 'Armour of Corture', March 2022 Model: Lauren Ernwein Photographer: Szilveszter Mako / Joni Mitchell, November 1970 © Joel Bernstein / Joni Mitchell, 1968 © Tom O'Neal / "East of the Sun and West of the Moon", by Kay Nielsen, 1914 / lady jane by the rolling stones / Mounia closing Yves Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 1982 Haute Couture show / Vogue Hong Kong 'Armor of Corture' March 2022 / Yves Saint Laurent on Dim Dam Dom (1968) / english rose by the jam / Yves Saint Laurent, Wedding Bikini, 1968 / Mary Magdalene, polychrome wood sculpture, Augsburg 1515-1520 musee du louvre / Lord of The Rings / Clive Arrowsmith Dress by Frank Usher (Queen 1970)

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independent & selective multimuse (canon & original character), run by manon (she/they; 28 y/o).

fandoms include: the x-files, hannibal, underworld, hill house, marvel, acotar, the empyrean, etc. beta editor ONLY. please read rules before interacting, though i'm quite chill and they're pretty basic. icons used here are all my own, though the template was made by the lovely @villainsrph (he has also made a majority of the graphics used on this blog, as a whole), and the psd used can be found HERE by @elitepsds with some edits by me.

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mobile muse list below! last updated 05/05/2024

BEDELIA DU MAURIER. primary. canon - hannibal (nbc). gillian anderson

ELEANOR CRAIN. primary. canon - haunting of hill house. victoria pedretti

OLIVIA CRAIN. secondary. canon - haunting of hill house. carla gugino

TONY STARK. primary. canon divergent - mcu. robert downey jr

PEPPER POTTS. primary. canon divergent - mcu. elizabeth mitchell / gwyneth paltrow

MARIA STARK. secondary. canon divergent - mcu. marion cotillard

SELENE. primary. canon - underworld series. kate beckinsale

SONJA. secondary. canon - underworld series. rhona mitra

JESSIE BURLINGAME. secondary. canon - wrong turn (2003). eliza dushku

DANA SCULLY. secondary. .canon - x files. gillian anderson

ROSALIE HALE. primary. canon - twilight saga. nikki reed

XADEN RIORSON. primary. canon - the empyrean. jan luis castellanos

RHYSAND. primary. canon - acotar. emin günenç

FEYRE ARCHERON. secondary. canon - acotar. danielle campbell

CASSIAN. primary. canon - acotar. can yaman

MORRIGAN. secondary. canon - acotar. gracie dzienny

AZRIEL. secondary. canon - acotar. fc tbd

VIOLET SORRENGAIL. secondary. canon - the empyrean. fc tbd

LUCY GRAY BAIRD. secondary. canon - tbosas & thg. rachel zegler

[dhampiravidi]

officially using Elizabeth Mitchell as the FC for Achilles/Akhilleus's mom, Thetis...like I make icons...

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Sorted screencaps from The Expanse, S3.

Amos Burton - Wes Chatham: 7,000

Anna Volovodova - Elizabeth Mitchell: 9,800

Camina Drummer - Cara Gee: 7,500

Chrisjen Avasarala - Shohreh Aghdashloo: 5,725

Cotyar Ghaze - Nick E. Tarabay: 2,590

Diogo Harari - Andrew Rotilio: 380

Elio Casti - Brandon McGibbon: 900

Esteban Sorrento - Gillis - Jonathan Whittaker: 2,300

Fredrick "Fred" Johnson - Chad L. Coleman: 680

James "Jim" Holden - Steven Strait: 13,700

Josephus Miller - Thomas Payne: 2,300

Jules Pierre Mao - Francois Chau: 2,400

Julie Mao - Florence Faivre: 340

Klaes Ashford - David Strathairn: 9,000

Lawrence Strickland - Ted Atherton: 1,800

Maneo Jung-Espinoza - Zach Villa: 1,700

Mei Meng - Leah Jung: 1,000

Melba ie Clarissa Mao - Nadine Nicole: 7,000

Monica Stuart - Anna Hopkins: 1,900

Naomi Nagata - Dominique Tipper: 9,950

Praxideke "Prax" Ming - Terry Chen: 2,600

Roberta "Bobbie" Draper - Frankie Adams: 5,200

Sadavir Errinwright - Shawn Doyle: 2,500

Tilly Fagan - Genelle Williams: 1,300

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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON

aemond targaryen ( main - fc: ewan mitchell )

cregan stark ( primary - fc: leo suter )

alicent hightower ( primary - fc: emily carey / olivia cooke )

daemon targaryen ( secondary - fc: matt smith )

rhaenyra targaryen ( secondary - fc: milly alcock / emma darcy )

criston cole ( secondary - fc: fabien frankel )

GAME OF THRONES/A SONG OF ICE & FIRE

robb stark ( secondary - fc: richard madden )

jon snow ( secondary - fc: kit harrington )

jaime lannister ( test - fc: nikolaj coster-waldau )

oberyn martell ( test - fc: pedro pascal )

melisandre ( test - fc: caris van houten )

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 

elizabeth swann ( secondary -  fc: keira knightley )

william turner ( secondary - fc: orlando bloom )

captain jack sparrow ( by request only - fc: johnny depp )

STAR WARS

kylo ren / ben solo ( primary- fc: adam driver )

anakin skywalker ( primary - fc: hayden christensen )

padme amidala ( primary - fc: natalie portman ) 

obi-wan kenobi ( secondary - fc: ewan mcgregor ) 

THE BOYS

kimiko miyashiro ( test - fc: karen fukuhara )

the homelander ( test - fc: antony starr )