#keith rich

[deebeeus]

Fresh from the Folkway Music booth at the Elmira Vintage Guitar Show, and most definitely the unique-est guitar in the whole room, a FACTORY BLACK 1965 Gibson ES-355!How many (original) black 355s have you seen??

[comicarthistory]

Robotech Masters #5 cover. 1985. Art by Neil Vokes and Rich Rankin.

[annemarieyeretzian]

OP ART & POP ART 🥫 love, ur local art mom 🩵

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hi I’m annemarie and I’m an art historian! not adjuncting for the first time in five years was rly hard for me so I threw some slides together so I could still (sort of) teach the same material as my language of art class but a) I threw these slides together for instagram so space was/is limited and b) language of art is a ten week run through art history so I’m presenting only the most accessible information here – there’s so much more to this art period and to these artists! – please don’t expect it to be comprehensive and please do ask if you have any questions!

oh p.s. my first ever class of art history students came up with the name ‘art mom’ for me at the end of the quarter and yes it does make me cry if I think about it too long thanks so much for asking

[mechazushi]

So... about the Art Festival Short...

[downthetubes]

New Star Trek Explorer short story collection, "A Year to the Day I Saw Myself Die", out next month

Titan Comics will publish a new collection of Star Trek stories from Star Trek Explorer next month - some only previously seen by the magazine's subscribers

Titan Comics will publish a new collection of Star Trek stories from Star Trek Explorer next month – some only previously seen by the magazine’s subscribers. Cover by Neil Edwards As we previously reported, the collection takes its name from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine short story written by comic creator Michael Collins, the hardback collection, Star Trek Explorer: A Year to the Day I Saw…

[teenagedirtstache]

Qui indossa un bomber con ampio cappuccio profilato in pelliccia sintetica, Rifle. A destra. Richie Rich, ventitre anni, dj, produttore, compositore, e performer dall'indiscutibile carisma. Qui indossa un giubbotto in nylon con automatici e bordi in maglia, Rifle, e jeans Raybest

[supergirls-s-curl]

New Titans #121

[bellwood-qudditch]

All of Katie Bell’s siblings

Caleb William Bell (1961)

•18 years older then her

•Half-Siblings

•Different mothers

•Has four kids (Mitchell, Jenifer, Esther & Brody)

•Works in the “Improper use of Magic” office at the ministry

Jodie Lynn Bell (1963)

•16 years older then Katie

•Half-Siblings

•Different mothers

•Full-blood sibling to Caleb

•Has seven sons (William, Evan, Liam, Alexander, Anthony, Lucas & Stephen)

•Was a teen mom

Elliot Frances Bell (1969)

•10 years older

•Full blooded siblings

•Has five children (Eleanor, Blayke, Finley. Jr, Story & Hayes)

•Her favourite brother because he basically raised her

Finley Blake Bell (1971)

•Full blood related

•8 years older than her

•Passed away at 13 (she was five) from a heart arrhythmia

Harris John Bell (1972)

•Twin to Kara

•7 years older then Katie

•Gay and no kids

•The equivalent of Ian Gallagher in the wizarding world

•Despite being Kara’s twin, they have different fathers (yes I pulled a greys anatomy plot)

Kara Miranda Elizabeth Bell (1972)

•Twin to Harris

•7 years older then Katie

•2 children (was a teen mom—Addelyn Jade & Chanel-Jane “CJ”)

Mark David Keith Bell (1975)

•4 years older then Katie

•Full siblings

•Has 4 kids (Riley-Rose, Mara, Noah & Brighton)

•Katie and Oliver took in Mara, Noah & Brighton for periods of times in their lives

•Briefly played on the Ravenclaw qudditch team before getting kicked off

[constellarcreator]

Today at work I saw a licensed Mr. Beast hoodie with a very blatantly Keith Haring inspired design and I got so enraged I felt nauseous

[klspacecadet]

me when I have a drarry dream and I’m being DRAGGED back to it like please klance keep me safe i can’t do this

hopefully I can make it through the day and I’ll be fine tomorrow but pleaseeeeeeeeee let me live

[oceanmonsters]

more people need to watch the great pottery throw down

[hit-song-showdown]

Year-End Poll #47: 1996

[Image description: a collage of photos of the 10 musicians and musical groups featured in this poll. In order from left to right, top to bottom: Los del Tio, Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, Celine Dion, The Tony Rich Project, Mariah Carey, Tracy Chapman, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Donna Lewis, Toni Braxton, Keith Sweat. End description]

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A lot of major moments to talk about this year. Like my birth. I was born out of the Macarena Summer.

In 1996, the Bayside Boys remix of Los del Rio's Macarena became a cultural phenomenon as well as an incredibly popular song (I'm clarifying it's a remix, because the non-Bayside Boys version also reached the Hot 100 at number 98). The track's record for longevity in the Hot 100 would only be broken almost two decades later by Adele.

Speaking of record-breaking songs, One Sweet Day, the duet between Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, is a towering R&B number. At 16 weeks, the song held the record for most weeks at the number one spot until Lil Nas X came out with Old Town Road in 2019.

One Sweet Day is a song about grief, specifically the track was inspired by the ongoing AIDS epidemic. It's not the only song on this poll related to this issue. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony wrote Tha Crossroads to honor Eazy-E, one of the establishing figures behind the West Coast rap scene who passed away from AIDS-induced pneumonia in 1995 when he was just 30-years-old.

Sadly, the stretch between 1995 and 1996 would be marked by several losses among legends in rap and hip-hop. In 1996, The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur would be murdered with only a few months between their deaths. These losses will be relevant in a direct manner when we get to the next poll, but it's not an exaggeration to say that the music world was shaken by their deaths. There were those who were quick to make bad-faith arguments blaming the violent subject matter of the music itself. And while the coast-based rivalries did get extremely intense, I think this is a reductive conclusion to come to. To many, however, this moment in music history felt like a nation-wide wake up call.

As rap became more mainstream and started to absorb more of pop music influences into its sound, the genre was bound to change. We've already seen this with the increasing number of R&B fusions and rap verses on pop songs. But some mark this year as another turning point for the genre, as the gangster rap era starts to fade in the mainstream music scene. Even outside of rap, after this point pop music starts to feel a lot sunnier, for lack of a better term. Whether this is due to coping with these recent tragedies, a larger demographic of younger music listeners dictating the majority taste, people gearing up for the new millennium, the record industry reaching record numbers in profits, or genuine positivity and optimism (think that might have been still a thing lol), the times are certainly about to change.

[studio313]

Keith Carlock with Wayne Krantz & Tim Levebvre (2005)

Even 20 years later, you will hardly find anyone who can match him in terms of dynamics, drive and attack, mixed with a frightening technical level.

[omg-hellgirl]

As far as I’m concerned, the Stones are a good band and everybody likes them. But just because you sing well doesn’t mean you can act like a bunch of assholes to your fans — and that’s what they did that night in Altamont.

Sonny Barger, Hell's Angel: The Life and Times of Sonny Barger.

[relaxedstyles]

Carter Beauford is a special guy ...

[cinematitlecards]

"Hard Core Logo" (1996) Directed by Bruce McDonald (Comedy/Drama/Music/Mockumentary)