#evelyn musical

[imemoraveismemorias]

2004 - Me basta - Marcela Biasi (participação especial de Zélia Duncan)

Me basta. Marcela Biasi e Zélia Duncan.

Automaticamente me transportei para meados dos anos 2000. A adolescente romântica ouvindo Atlântico Sul e sonhando. Que delícia!

[geminiluvv]

Evelyn Champagne King, 1983 ♡

[cheekybirb]

I NEED to see art of both Odysseus and Caleb ganging up to beat Hamilton's ass. Like

Odysseus spent 20 years getting back to his wife and was the only survivor in his crew. And beat the shit out of (and tricked) SO many gods to get back and THEN beat the shit out of all the suitors and killed them all to prove to his wife he was back

Caleb left his home, his family, and all he knew to be with his wife. And died protecting her and spent 400 years away from her (by Christian logic if Caleb wasn't buried, he wouldn't have truly passed on), NOT A SINGLE WOMEN AFTER THAT

And Hamilton couldn't spend a week away from her after she begged him to come along...

GET OUT

[vinnystaysawake]

Hello again incredibly small American Psycho Musical fans.

[couchsterfield]

Courtney Lawrence and Evelyn Williams just give me one (☝️) chance

[x-heesy]

𝙻 𝚘 𝚟 𝚎 📷

New York and London 60-80s in the photo by Evelyn Hofer 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

Evelyn Hofer (* January 21, 1922, Marburg an der Lahn; † November 2, 2009 in Mexico City) was a photographer of German descent who later took on Mexican and American citizenship. Over decades, Hofer created a body of work that independently developed the tradition of August Sander's conception of images and also used color photography early on. Hilton Kramer, art critic for the New York Times, called Hofer "America's most famous 'unknown' photographer."

#photography #photooftheday #photo #photographer #photoshoot #nature #picoftheday #love #naturephotography #travel #photographylovers #beautiful #travelphotography #art #landscape #godsowncountry #portrait #photos #portraitphotography

Matter of Time by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings 🎧

[snazzycryptid]

MM doodle dump pt.2

[twixnmix]

Grace Jones, Evelyn "Champagne" King and Stephanie Mills at Paradise Garage, 1979.

Photos by Andy Warhol

[yandereforelorn]

URL song tag game

tagged by the wonderful @nsfwitchy ! :3 aughghghhg 15 songs... rolls up my sleeves.

RULES: spell your url with song titles and then tag as many people as there are letters.

Y - Your Love is Not Enough (I'd Like Some Cool Shit Too) by Tom Cardy A - As You Cry by The Hush Sound N - Narrow Your Eyes by We Might Be Giants D - Dragonball Durag by Thundercat E - Enlacing by Clipping. R - Rivers is a Vampire by Bear Ghost E - Egoist by Paseri Onuma F - Find my Way from Legally Blond Musical O - Obsessed With You by The Orion Experience R - Ready To Die by Andrew W.K. E - ENTER: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH by Jhariah L - L To The OG by Kendall Roy Love Crime by Siouxsie Sioux O - OMORI from... OMORI! R - Rose and Jane by The Correspondents N - Nature by AJJ

tagging: any of my followers who would like to do this! and... @suchlostflame @boydykedevo @jamesbranwen @itshomobirb @coiled-dragon @marshmellowtea @nerochinchin @hexea @gallantblade @sociallyanxiousdragon @cupcake--knife (don't feel pressured if you don't want to! :3)

[bluu3berry]

Blood/Gore warning!

Drew my fictionkin, horror to a song I relate to, and also just been listening to meatcore playlist lately sooo likeee yeahh 🥩💤

Please use she/her when referencing Horror!! 🏳️‍⚧️

Don't repost my art please!

Reblogs\Interacting encouraged!!

@anon-coke @scramble-eg @borisboring @thelunarsystemwrites @the-second-reason

[z3rovski]

"Maybe I'd change for you someday but i can't help the way I feel"

[inejqhafa]

look after you by the fray, iris by the goo goo dolls, and somewhere only we know by keane pretty much summarize my taste in ships

[lillipad72]

The Annotated Anne of Green Gables ~~ a special rereading

CHAPTER II ~~ Matthew Cuthbert is Surprised

"The little birds sang as if it were/The one day of summer in all the year."

These verses at the beginning of Chapter II come from a long verse parable by James Russel Lowell, "The Vision of Sir Launfal," published in 1848. I could not find much besides a quick synopsis of the poem, but we can learn much from it. This poem is a twist on the classic Grail story. Sir Launfal decides not to search for the Holy Grail after a dream causes him to realize that the real meaning of the Grail is charity. These verses come as Matthew travels to pick up an orphan boy from the train station only to discover our heroine, Anne Shirley, waiting instead. While the verses perfectly describe the beautiful spring day of the setting, the poem as a whole fits into the theme of the novel. It was the charity in the Cutherberts' hearts that led them to find their Holy Grail, Anne, even if it wasn't the orphan boy they thought.

"Her face was small, white and thin, also much freckled; her mouth was large and so were her eyes, that looked green in some lights and moods and gray in others. So far, the ordinary observer; an extraordinary observer might have seen that the chin was pointed and pronounced; that the big eyes were full of spirit and vivacity; that the mouth was sweet-lipped and expressive; that the forehead was broad and full; in short, our discerning extraordinary observer might have concluded that no commonplace soul inhabited the body of this stray woman-child."

This is the introduction and description of Anne Shirley! While there is so much here to unpack, I'll leave that for another day; for now, I will discuss L.M. Montgomery's inspiration for the appearance of Anne. I knew about this before, but this book pointed it out, and well, I love this fact! So Montgomery said she saw a photo of a girl in an American magazine that she then used as a model for Anne. Montgomery said she had no idea who the girl was and if she had any idea that her face was the model for Anne. Well, that girl has been identified as none other than Evelyn Nesbit! The exact photo is above! For those of you unaware of the lovely Evelyn, she was a chorus girl and model in New York City at the beginning of the 20th century, but she really became famous when her husband, Harry K. Thaw, murdered Stanford White. (White was a famous architect who designed such buildings as the Pennsylvania Station in New York; he is also a character in the Gilded Age on Max). Nesbit alleged that White raped her when she was a minor and that she had told her husband that, causing him to shoot White to defend her honor. The trial would go on to be called "The Trial of the Century" (despite it only being 1907), and Nesbit was the star witness in her husband's defense. Her fame would rise, and she became a star in vaudeville. Another fun fact is that she (according to her grandson) received $25,000 from her husband after the trial, and she donated it to the anarchist Emma Goldman (who I really suggest looking into; her work was fascinating). Anyways, all that to say: I wonder what L.M. Montgomery would have thought if she knew that Evelyn Nesbit, a woman of 'loose morals,' was her inspiration for the appearance of Anne?

I was going to write as well about a few song lyrics that appear in this chapter, but I talked too much already I feel, so if anyone wants to know about the lyrics, let me know

next chapter

[glimeres]

2024 - First look at the premiere of Something Rotten! In Concert in the West End

[coloradosnumber1dad]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVELYN EVELYN ‼️‼️

[sophica1]

*Alastor disappearing for seven years*

Vox: I couldn't care less

Also Vox on national television on a Thursday night: