#joe gillette

[jiwonhaes]

guys i might be the only person in america to be excited for potential joe burrow/drake maye interactions now that drake is going to the pro bowl lmao

[greendayauthority]

Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA, 3 September 2005

[cigarette-smoke-noir]

Parade of the Award Nominees (1932)

Mickey, Clarabelle, and Pluto have made it to color! While this isn't the first time Disney has done a color short it is the first time the mouse was a part of one. This short wasn't designed for the general public but was instead made for the Academy Awards Banquet; as such it is just a small parade showing some of the people nominated for best actor and actress. In case you were dying to know Fredric March won for Jekyll and Hyde and Helen Hayes won for The Sin of Madelon Claudet.

[always-rolling-my-eyes]

@ Joe Alwyn

[rwpohl]

woman in the dark, phil rosen 1934

[thewaysoundtravels]

(We created world music | Music | The Guardian)

"...on June 29 1987, a group of music enthusiasts involved in the running of independent record labels met in a London pub, The Empress of Russia, to discuss how they might market music from around the world. The group - which included DJ Charlie Gillett, Ian Anderson (now editor of fRoots magazine), record producer Joe Boyd and Iain Scott - decided on a joint campaign to put “world-music” boxes in record stores to promote their products".

See also:

'So flawed and problematic': why the term 'world music' is dead | Pop and rock | The Guardian

The term 'world music' is outdated and offensive | Music | The Guardian

MUSIC - Crossing Music's Borders In Search Of Identity - 'I Hate World Music' - NYTimes.com

Book Review: Joe Boyd “And the Roots of Rhythm Remain: A Journey Through Global Music” – Americana UK (americana-uk.com)

‘Steam will come out of readers’ ears!’: Joe Boyd on his epic, enraging history of global music | Music | The Guardian

A history of folk and world music | The Guardian

Global album of the month | The Guardian

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V/H/S (2012)

David Bruckner Ti West Glenn McQuaid Joe Swanberg Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, Justin Martinez, and Chad Villella) Adam Wingard

[serpentinesheldonserpentine]

Whaddya think about the Stones blessing Joe Bonamassa with an opening act set at their Seattle date (personally, pleased Mobile’s own The Red Clay Strays got the nod for Gillette Stadium)?

Well, I confess that as great a player as he is, Bonamassa’s music fails to move me. So I think it’s a decision that was made when Mick and Keith were busy yelling at each other rather than truly paying attention.

It’s funny, they have had some talented openers, courageous choices including Ike and Tina, BB King, Prince, Stevie Wonder and Wonderlove, Fab T-Birds, etc.

I’m happy they are still around, I think that’s all I have to say about that because I don’t want to join the anti-Joe club, a club of millions of jealous white dudes my age. Still, hard to imagine who made that call unless ticket sales were slow and they needed to pull in the “Blues Lawyer” demographic.

By the way, you did not ask, but they remain a true band live, no tapes, Mick is singing all the songs. They have fewer people on stage than in previous years, nobody to fill in when Woody forgets a chord change, and choosing Steve Jordan to take the drum throne was an inspired choice.

Very kind of you to ask. My Stones answers run long.

[mattscoquette]

Do you have any shaving tips for dealing with razor bumps? Or any razor recommendations??🤍

i like the venus razors by gillette they work super smoothly. and always remember to change the blade every few weeks !! i also like to exfoliate once a week after i shave and i just use like this lavendar scrub from trader joe’s

[tootern2345]

Fleischer Studios staff from 1930-1931

Vet Anderson, Andy Engman, and Ed Rehberg were formerly Fables/Van Beuren men who later moved to the west coast

Grim Natwick, James “Shamus” Culhane, Bernie Wolf, Al Eugster, & Art Turkisher all ended up going to Ub Iwerks before the other four men moved to other studios (mainly Disney)

William Henning was the inbetweening supervisor before Edith Vernick replaced him

Sam Stimson worked for Bill Nolan’s studio in New Jersey during the silent ages

Al Windley was a Harrison-Gould camera operator

Nick Tafuri, Bill Turner, Joe Stultz, Seymour Kneitel, Isadore Sparber, and Myron Waldman became Famous Studios regulars (with Seymour and Izzy also being supervisors for the studio as well)

H. Ritterband and Louis McCormick were camera operators who later moved to famous studios

Charles Schettler. Vera Coleman, Ruth Fleischer, and Edith Vernick were Inkwell studio veterans

Frank Paiker would later do camerawork for Hanna Barbera

Ted Sears later became a driving force in Disney’s story department

Sadie Friedlander later married and became Sadie Bodin, she got fired from Van Beuren during the time Burt Gillett reigned on the studio

George Cannata and Reuben Timmins (R. Timinsky here) worked in different studios Coast to Coast

Nelly Sanborn was the head of the timing department and later move on to famous studios somewhere into the ink & paint department under the name of Nelly Sanborn-Greene

Ben Shenkman would later become a prolific caricaturist/character designer for cartoons as well as assistant animator & animator

Harvey Eisenberg, Saul Kessler, & Al Geiss later became associated with TerryToons before moving to other studios (Eisenberg becoming a prominent layout artist/character designer for MGM’s Tom & Jerry and Al Geiss was involved with the Screen Gems Studio during the 40’s)

Milt Platkin would change his name to Kin Platt and become a noted story artist/scriptwriter. He’s noted for writing almost all of the Top Cat episodes for Hanna-Barbera

and Mae Schwartz was Dave Fleischer’s secretary

[mystolenlullabies]

What’s Joe Biden’s plan to get t*cketmaster to release the probably thousands of Gillette Stadium tickets they are hoarding for the era’s tour???

[cleoenfaserum]

SHORT FILMS NOMINATED 1933 OSCAR 6TH EDITION AWARDS.

KRAKATOA-SO THIS IS HARRIS-THE THREE LITTLE PIGS. (1091)

6th Academy Awards - Wikipedia

So This Is Harris is a 1933 American pre-Codeshortcomedy film directed by Mark Sandrich. It won an Oscar in 1934 for Best Short Subject (Comedy). The Academy Film Archive preserved So This Is Harris in 2012.

FILM SO THIS IS HARRY (1933)

1091-1 https://youtu.be/5j_aGVPibAA So This Is Harris - Wikipedia

Krakatoa is a 1933 American Pre-Codeshortdocumentary film produced by Joe Rock. It won the Academy Award in 1934 for Best Short Subject (Novelty). Educational Pictures (or Educational Film Exchanges, Inc.) was the film distributor of the film.

THE FILM KRAKATOA! (1933)

1091-2 https://youtu.be/pXMB5uCEICY

On the more adventurous side, an update: KRAKATOA, EAST OF JAVA - (1968) wikipedia

WATCH FILM:

1091-3 https://ok.ru/video/1415520127573

Three Little Pigs is a 1933 animated Short film released by United Artists, produced by Walt Disney and directed by Burt Gillett. Based on the fable of the same name, the Silly Symphony won the 1934 Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.

1091-4 https://youtu.be/B-x_QRww3Bk

In 1994, it was voted #11 of the 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field. In 2007, Three Little Pigs was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". Three Little Pigs (film) - Wikipedia

[rlim1908]

NATO Sweden 🇸🇪 & Philippines 🇵🇭 (religious & non secular & plus size zalora & SM & Robinsons department store & UK 🇬🇧 (non secular & religious) & USA 🇺🇸 (religious & non religious) give me a super simple stylist (i styled myself he’s just the enforcer..& to tell people to stop it with their taste!)

Maiden RINA is the new trendsetter nowadays. We’re in the 30s. 1910s. Looks wise & fashion wise. The girls really eat 2000 calories per day. The guys 2200 calories per day. That’s science. 35- 24-35 is still the ideal body size.

UP/UST/Beda/norbertines/SVD/will choose the businessmen who can copy my taste & style. Ex. H&M, Marks & Spencer, wallis, whistles, asos, Dorothy Perkins, warehouse, Costco, Tesco, old navy, gap, Zara, Eddie Bauer, Ralph Lauren, coach, ever new, Sunseeker, MAC, Clinique, guerlain, max factor, maybelline, revlon, neutrogena, Olay,

kirkland, P & G, Unilever, Johnson & Johnson,

miladay jewels (Philippine) ocampo’s jewelry (Philippine), kultura (Philippine brand) Cartier, van cleef & arpels, London rag, aerosoles, TJ maxx, Nike, mango, naturalizer, H20, felina, triumph, wacoal, Victoria’s Secret, French connection, cole Haan, Gucci, dooney & bourke, Lacoste, forever 21, family home (SM brand), F101 (sold on zalora), lululemon athletica, fiorelli, Kate spade, SM dept. store furniture, sassa, Melissa, l’orenza, zaxy, Grendha, ikea, kiehl’s, deruta, cetaphil, yves rocher, L’Oréal, Lancôme, adidas, debenhams, banana boat, Vaseline, tom’s of Maine toothpaste, Trader Joe’s, Colgate, Dead Sea minerals face cream, pepsodent, close up, sensodyne, Gillette, shikai, Palladio, shu uemura, Vmv hypoallergenics (Philippine), teabiotic toothpaste & toothbrush (Philippine), iPhone, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, SONY, EPSON, germguardian, condura (Philippine), Jo- Liza antiques, dimensione, Nokia, blackberry cellphones, st. Paul’s religious store, Rex bookstore, central bookstore, national bookstore, Rockwell, Cityland, Toyota, Honda, Ford, Philippine Airlines, Bart subway.

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 8.16

Beer Birthdays

Emile A.H. Seipgens (1837)

Johann Kjeldahl (1849)

Dann Paquette (1968)

John Pinkerton (1969)

Justin Dvorkin (1982)

Jacob McKean (1983)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Charles Bukowski; writer (1920)

James Cameron; Canadian film director (1954)

Steve Carell; comedian, actor (1962)

Pierre de Fermat; French mathematician (1601)

Hal Foster; Canadian-American author and illustrator (1892)

E.F. Schumacher; philosopher, economist (1911)

Famous Birthdays

Arthur Achleitner; German author (1858)

Scott Asheton; drummer (1949)

Kevin Ayers; English singer-songwriter and guitarist (1948)

Angela Bassett; actor (1958)

Bruce Beresford; Australian film director (1940)

Ivan Bilibin; Russian illustrator, artist (1876)

Gloria Blondell; actress (1910)

Ann Blyth; actress and singer (1928)

Frankie Boyle; Scottish comedian (1972)

Ida Browne; Australian geologist and palaeontologist (1900)

Arthur Cayley; English mathematician (1821)

Matt Christopher; author (1910)

Madonna Ciccone; pop singer (1958)

Mae Clarke; actress (1910)

Albert Cohen; Greek-Swiss author and playwright (1895)

Vincenzo Coronelli; Italian cosmographer and cartographer (1650)

Robert Culp; actor (1930)

Jean de La Bruyère; French philosopher (1645)

Bill Evans; jazz pianist (1929)

Suzanne Farrell; ballet dancer (1945)

Ernie Freeman; pianist and bandleader (1922)

Barbara George; R&B singer-songwriter (1942)

Hugo Gernsback; Luxembourger-American author (1884)

Frank Gifford; New York Giants QB, tv sportscaster (1930)

Anita Gillette; actor (1936)

Eydie Gorme; singer (1932)

Georgette Heyer; English author (1902)

Timothy Hutton; actor (1960)

Laura Innes; actress and director (1957)

Eddie Kirkland; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1928)

Reiner Kunze; German poet (1933)

Jules Laforgue; Uruguayan-French poet and author (1860)

Ketty Lester; singer and actress (1934)

Robert Squirrel Lester; soul singer 91942)

T. E. Lawrence; British colonel, diplomat, writer and archaeologist (1888)

Kathie Lee-Gifford; television personality (1953)

Gary Loizzo; guitarist, singer (1945)

Gabriel Lippmann; French physicist (1845)

William Keepers Maxwell, Jr.; novelist, short story writer, and essayist (1908)

George Meany; labor organizer (1894)

Pierre Méchain; French astronomer (1744) Otto Messmer; cartoonist and animator, co-created Felix the Cat (1892)

Lois Nettleton, American actres (1927)t

Julie Newmar; actor (1933)

Fess Parker; actor (1924)

Armand J. Piron; violinist, composer, and bandleader (1888)

Taylor Rain; porn actor (1981)

Billy Joe Shaver; singer-songwriter and guitarist 91939)

Bill Spooner; rock musician, singer (1949)

John Standing; English actor (1934)

Wendell Meredith Stanley; biochemist (1904)

James "J.T." Taylor; R&B singer-songwriter (1953)

Nigel Terry; British actor (1948)

Wallace Thurman; author and playwright (1902)

Mal Waldron; pianist and composer (1925)

Lesley Ann Warren; actor (1946)

Eric Weissberg; singer, banjo player, and multi-instrumentalist (1939)

[fadefromthisscarletmaroon]

Let’s talk about how Better Man came right AFTER the SSN head shake at Gillette night one and we all wanted to light Joe on fire

[glittter-vamp]

Hockey goes for blondes a lot too. But I want to defend WAGs a bit. I used to work in retail pharmacy and the WAGs would come in for their boys and kids, and they were always so kind. In the group in my mind where I remember my best patients. And I’ve met a few in person, and all the ones I’ve met have been really cool and personable and complete individuals.

Adding that I’m very much not blonde, but I do have a thing for blonde boys (🫣). And a lot of the guys get set up with people that the other WAGs know, so 🤷🏻‍♀️

My cousin works at Gillette stadium & another at Fenway and has said the same thing about how kind and cool they are! But I have another family member that works at TD gardens & hasn’t had the best luck with a lot of those wags so that kind of sucks to hear though they told me the parents are the ones that are always super kind & down to earth that’s why I don’t personally judge or have opinions on any cause some are great and some aren’t just like the players themselves 🤷🏽‍♀️

I’m usually into brunettes myself but this has been the year of blonde between Joe and my gf 😂