#james chen

[wonderwomanart]

Wonder Woman by James Chen

[911whatsyourgratitude]

Can we appreciate Kevin who, even after death, saved his brother?

Send in your gratitudes here!

[bellszidan]

[danamosier]

#yes it’s doable

FBI S5 x 11 “Heroes”

[heavymetal-lovers]

fbi "s06ep07 behind the veil"

[theglassfloor]

Amnesty Officer G27 made me do a double take.

A t-shirt? In Star Wars?

Ever since seeing Melshi on Niamos, my eyes have been trained to spot any character with short-sleeves, which seem to be rare. Besides them, Rey, and Cara Dune, can you think of any others?

[thena0315]

SVU Guest Star - James Chen in

"Pop" [12x11]

"Processed" [12x12]

"Spectacle" [12x16]

"Reparations" [12x21]

"Bang" [12x22]

"Smoked" [12x24]

"Missing Pieces" [13x05]

[gameofthunder66]

FBI (2018- ) tv series

-(finished) watchin' Season 6- 5/21/2024- 3 [3/4] stars- on CBS (Paramount+)

[danlaw1991]

‘Trauma doesn’t just disappear, it stays with you. When times get tough look to those that have touched your life in a positive way. Look to the people and memories that bring you happiness.’

New 911 edit inspired by 7x06 & Kenneth Choi’s incredible performance.

[ergundel]

James Chen

[princessbutler1316]

[wonderwomanart]

Wonder Woman #7 by James Chen (after H.G. Peter)

[911whatsyourgratitude]

Kenny is such an immense talent. The ease of which he switches things up in a scene to evoke a completely different emotion is masterful. He can do it all and I’m glad that the show doesn’t forget that.

Love that Tim & the writers are constantly surprising us. The idea to bring both Brian Hallisay & James Chen back for the episode was brilliant & I’m glad the two were happy to reprise their roles.

Jennifer & Nick Marzock did such a brilliant job on the ‘Islands in the Stream’ cover. It’s absolutely stunning and just made the ceremony in the episode even more emotional.

Send in your gratitudes here!

[homeofsymbrock]

What is with little old ladies and their idiot gay sons dating pissed off monstrous men

[kissedbyyouniverse]

Cyrano De Bergerac Review

(My Personal Review)

Last week, I had the honor of witnessing such a beautiful and rare production of Cyrano De Bergerac at KCRep in Kansas City, Missouri. I was truly blown away by the acting chops, set design, and reimagining of this piece.

It included stars like:

James Chen, notably known for his role in The Mandalorian and Run The World as Cyrano himself.

Christopher Rivas, who play the charming yet lost Christian. Rivas is known for his podcast Rubirosa, his published book Brown Enough and even seen on Call Me Kat as Oscar.

Ito Aghayere, as the lovely, much wanted Roxane, and known for her TV role in Star Trek: Picard.

Director: Nelson T. Eusebio III

Scene Design: Riw Rakkulchon

Costume Design: Paul Kim

Lighting Design: Marie Yokoyama

There were a handful of wonderfully selected actors and actresses from Kansas City, who did an amazing job with fulfilling their many roles as ensemble members.

If I’m being honest, going in I had no idea what to expect. All I knew is that this particular production kept popping up on my many social media feeds and seemed to have quite a bit of diversity in the cast. I just HAD to see it and so the last week of the run, I did just that.

For those of you who don’t know the tale of Cyrano De Bergerac (like me before ever entering those auditorium doors) let me give you a quick rundown:

Cyrano De Bergerac is a classic French play written by Edmond Rostand. It tells the story of Cyrano, a brilliant yet self-conscious poet and swordsman known for his large nose. Cyrano is in love with Roxane, but he lacks the confidence to express his feelings. Instead, he helps a handsome but less eloquent soldier, Christian, woo Roxane by ghostwriting love letters and poetry for him. The play explores themes of love, self-esteem, and honor with a focus on Cyrano’s internal and external battles. It’s a tragic romantic tale filled with wit and poetry.

Deep down, I knew I was about to witness history being made that night. There were a lot of first happening behind the scenes.

1.) This version is described as “freely adapted” by Martin Crimp. Meaning, all of the original elements of Cyrano were kept, but it was updated to reflect the gender and sexuality norms of this current generation.

2.) Director Nelson T Eusebio III is the first Asian-American ever to direct this show (at the professional level).

3.) Typically this production is put on by a less inclusive cast. In fact, this is the first to ever have an Asian-American Cyrano (James Chen)!

From the immersive audience member experience, the passion of the storytelling from the actors and designers…

this production gets a 5/5 stars from me!

I truly feel for those of you who missed out on such a life changing production.

[typewriter-worries]

It's world poetry day so here are some (more) of my favorite poems:

What You Missed That Day You Were Absent from Fourth Grade by Brad Aaron Modlin

All Trains Are Going Local by Timothy Liu

Rural Boys Watch the Apocalypse by Keaton St. James (@boykeats)

HOPE YOU’RE WELL. PLEASE DON’T READ THIS. by Lev St. Valentine (@dogrotpdf)

Time of Love by Claribel Alegría

Every Job Has a First Day by Rebecca Gayle Howell

ALL THAT WANTING, RIGHT? by Devin Kelly

Reading by A.R. Ammons

things i want to ask you by Helga Floros

Night Bird by Danusha Laméris

Prayer for Werewolves by Stephanie Burt

The Two Times I Loved You the Most In a Car by Dorothea Grossman

The Yearner by Rachel Long

If I Had Three Lives by Sarah Russell

I Dream on a Crowded Subway Train with My Eyes Open But My Body Swaying by Chen Chen

We Have Not Long to Love by Tennessee Williams

Jesus at the Gay Bar by Jay Hulme

Cracks by Dieu Dinh

and here's part one <3