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[will80sbyers]

STRANGER THINGS 5 PRODUCTION MASTERPOST / part 007

October 22 / 2024

Pics from the Creel house with Jamie there + rovickie news

Circus stuff + Finn arriving at the radio station set

Holly on set at the Creel house

Again

Jamie on set dressed as Henry

Vecna's make up + Noah hinting at the mind flayer imo

October 25 / 2024

POSSIBLY Eleven on set at the Creel house but it's not confirmed that it's her

October 28 / 2024

Will is the centre of the story in season 5

October 29 / 2024

New pic of the UD tunnels

They literally posted trashcans, this is probably in the hospital set and something Demogorgon-like is happening because lights are flickering

October 31 / 2024

El spotted in the UD with Hopper and a 3rd person that we think is a random kid that they have to save, sadly it's not Erica teaming up with them: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

Finn gets a coffee ☕ Mike was at the lab set with Will and Robin

Searching for random musicians (probably for a graduation scene as we learned )

November 2 / 2024

Military checkpoint set probably where the Bradley's truck gets attacked by monsters: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

A good picture of the gay van *ahem* I meant the blue radio station van

November 4 / 2024

Various BTS pics of cars and the kid with Hop and El in the UD

November 5 / 2024

Blood prints in downtown Hawkins + military and random stuff

Is there a battle going on in Hawkins?

November 6 / 2024 ( Stranger Things DAY!!! )

ALL the names of the episodes

NEW BTS PICTURES WILL, MIKE, LUCAS, DUSTIN, NANCY, JONATHAN, STEVE, JOYCE AND HOPPER !!!! Promo pictures quality 🥰

+ the duffers and a BTS of a scene with lots of characters (the names are written on the chairs)

Filming in downtown Hawkins with the military / again

November 7 / 2024

Video of Noah/WILL AT CASTLE BYERS

November 12 / 2024

My speculation on this scene

November 14 / 2024

New military in downtown Hawkins scenes + blue van... Steve, Robin, Hopper, Murray and Linda Hamilton's character

November 15 / 2024

Searching for real couples and dog walkers idk

Filming at the Wheeler house and the lab (?)

Finn spotted on set as Mike - again

November 17 / 2024

BTS pics of random stuff

November 20 / 2024

There's no Christmas epilogue like we thought but they were looking for catering people maybe for the graduation or something like that also they have been filming at Mike's house and Gaten + Finn and maybe Jonathan's double were spotted on set

November 21 / 2024

These could be doubles but we have a scene with Will, Dustin, Joyce, Nancy, Mike, (maybe) Lucas and Robin: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 (maybe this is Mike and not Steve?)

November 22 / 2024

They aren't decorating for Christmas (sadly) because we found out it was the town doing that and they took the decorations down to film BUT it's still confirmed that Hawkins gets saved and not destroyed

Jamie has wrapped filming as Henry Creel

Random AF - they hired this group for the 200 day of filming party

November 25 / 2024

Downtown Hawkins and BTS stuff random + Karen working

Again

November 26 / 2024

BTS pic of a Demogorgon at the hospital, it's basically confirmed that they are gonna attack there, also we found out that the IF poster behind is a AIDS prevention poster

New set in an abandoned school

Matthew Modine (Brenner) posted and OLD video hinting that he might return as Brenner in S5, I think he'll be in some visions or flashbacks

November 27 / 2024

1989 GRADUATION TIMEEE

Spoilers of who survives the finale and makes it to the epilogue (unless that's all a dream/vision lol)

December 1 / 2024

Downtown Hawkins has been rebuilt and there's a movie set (probably for the Lumax date)

December 2 / 2024

SPOILERS FOR WHO SURVIVES - conversation between two characters on a bench near the monument of the fallen in the epilogue in 1989

We have lots of pictures and videos of this scene :

1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16

Kids in the epilogue that I thought after posting this, maybe will remind one of the characters of when the Party was little

The blue van was filming but not for the epilogue

Searching for extras, not for the graduation but for a SPOILER!!!! .... College scene for someone in 1990

December 4 / 2024

SPOILERS of some names in the monument of the fallen

December 5 / 2024

My theory about Lumax

December 10 / 2024

Coffee for Gaten

December 11 / 2024

SPOILERS OF THE CHARACTERS THAT SURVIVED THE FINALE (at least for the leaks)

December 12 / 2024

They filmed a scene at a bar with some characters, spoiler of the epilogue

December 13 / 2024

SPOILERS OF THE EPILOGUE - two characters meeting in 1990 :

1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6

December 15 / 2024

WILL on set, 1987 because of the outfit and also Derek is there and El too : 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

Headless stonathan spotted

SPOILERS OF THE FINALE / EPILOGUE

For my personal speculation about stuff you can search St5 speculation ( warning ⚠️ there's lots of byler lmao)

GO TO -> 001 / 008

[historicalbookimages]

🗿 Researches concerning the institutions & monuments of the ancient inhabitants of America: . London: Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, J. Murray & H. Colburn, 1814.

[scotianostra]

November 10th 1839 saw the birth of Thomas Ross.

Ross became best known for the partnership of MacGibbon and Ross, who wrote comprehensive multi-volume books about Scotland's castles and churches.

If you haven't heard of the duo, I can be sure that you will have seen some of their drawings that were included in their books, I have posted many in the ten years I have spent posting about Scottish history.

Thomas Ross was the son of a farmer, also Thomas Ross, and Ann Murray. He was born at Wardheads, Errol, and attended local schools before going to Glasgow around 1855 to work as an assistant to architect Alexander Kirkland. He soon moved to the office of Charles Wilson, winning a measured drawing competition during his time there. He spent the proceeds on a study trip to Yorkshire, visiting Fountains Abbey among other sites.

In 1862 he began as an assistant to David MacGibbon in Edinburgh, and was made a partner in the firm of MacGibbon and Ross in 1872.

David MacGibbon and Thomas Ross, toured Scotland by train and on bicycles to record every extant piece of castellated architecture they could find. The result was a mammoth five volume work, The Castellated and Domestic Architecture of Scotland, published between 1887 and 1892. It has become the Scottish Castlemanianc's bible, to which all other books on the subject refer. As well as his drawings he also took photographs of architecture, most notably St Giles.

In 1908 Ross was appointed a founder member of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Scotland, and “threw himself into its activities with enthusiasm”He was also Professor of Antiquities at the Royal Edinburgh Academy. He lived most of his adult life at in Saxe-Coburg Place in Stockbridge, Edinburgh .

Thomas Ross died at the age of ninety-one on 4 December 1930. and is buried in Comely Bank Cemetery.

Capital Collections has ten pages of his work here https://www.capitalcollections.org.uk/quick-search?q=thomas%20ross&WINID=1731258280005

[mtaartsdesign]

“Making Their Mark,” presented by the Shah Garg Foundation and curated by Cecilia Alemani, is a monumental exhibition featuring 80 significant women artists from the last 80 years. Among these notable women are #MTAarts artists Firelei Báez, Faith Ringgold, Sarah Sze, and Elizabeth Murray.

On view in Chelsea through Mar 23, the exhibition “champions the lives and work of women artists, bringing into vibrant relief their intergenerational relationships, formal and material breakthroughs, and historical impact. Through drawings, mixed media works, paintings, sculptures, and textile works, the artists of ‘Making Their Mark’ rechart art history through their singular, iconic practices.” - Shah Garg Foundation

Images

1: Firelei Baez, “Ciguapa Antellana, me llamo sueño de la madrugada (who more sci-fi than us)” (2018) at 163 St-Amsterdam Av (C) station. 📸: Osheen Haruthoonyan

2: Faith Ringgold, “Flying Home: Harlem Heroes and Heroines (Downtown and Uptown)” (1996) at 125 St (2,3) station. 📸: Trent Reeves

3: Sarah Sze, “Blueprint for a Landscape” (2017) at 96 St (Q) station. 📸: Tom Powel

4: Elizabeth Murray, “Blooming” (1996) by Elizabeth Murray at 59 St/Lexington Av-59 St (N,R,W) station. 📸: MTA A&D/Rob Wilson

5: Elizabeth Murray, “Stream” (2001) at Court Sq (E,M,G,7) station. 📸: MTA A&D Rob Wilson

[thishadoscarbuzz]

308 - The Monuments Men

With another George Clooney film on the horizon with Wolfs, it's time to revisit the diminishing returns of his directorial career. In the 2013 season, his WWII quasi-comedy true story ensemble film The Monuments Men was an on-paper awards magnet. With a cast that included Clooney, Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, John Goodman, and Bill Murray as a team attempting to rescue centuries worth of art from destruction by the Nazis, the film released two underwhelming trailers before being punted into the next year. Released in February 2014, the film made much more money than you probably remember, but failed as an awards vehicle.

This episode, we rehash Clooney's directorial career and discuss the film's struggle in the editing room. We also talk about the film's mismatching of its stars into pairs, Jean Dujardin's Oscar run with The Artist, and Clooney's reaction to Tarantino saying he's not a movie star.

Topics also include Drunk History, Tim Walz's summer playlist, and Alexandre Desplat.

The 2013 Academy Awards

The 2014 Academy Awards

Tarantino Drags Clooney

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[goatsandgangsters]

In Dracula, however, an unusual variety of documents is collected to make up the dossier; not just journals and letters (which are quite traditional in novels), but memorandums, telegrams, title-deeds of property, railway timetables, dictionaries, newspaper cuttings, monumental inscriptions, notebooks, phonographically recorded case-notes of psychiatry, and a ship's log translated from the Russian. ... It seems that the most powerful defence against the Undead is not the crucifix, nor the bulb of garlic, but the typewriter, with which the thoroughly modern Mina Murray becomes the secretary and filing-clerk of her own destiny. ... Yet there are also strange affinities between the vampire, a shape-changer from the ancient past, and the transformative potential of the new technologies of writing. The sucking of blood from other people's bodies, for example, is analogous to the absorption of their words into the master narrative: Mina's transcriptions mirror Van Helsing's furious transfusions, as each attempts to overcome the vampire by pumping words or blood from one repository to another. In this sense they imitate the monster they are trying to annihilate: Van Helsing attacks the vampire with vampiric methods, drawing blood out of young men and pumping it back into young women; while Mina siphons words out of recorded speech and recirculates them in the form of typewriting. ... The effect of this enormous effort of transcription is to disauthenticate the voices of the witnesses. At the end of the novel, when Harker opens the safe in which the documents are stored, he marvels that 'in all the masses of material of which the record is composed, there is hardly one authentic document: nothing but a mass of typewriting'. ... Just as Dracula attempts to absorb all blood into his own body, so Mina's 'vampiric typewriting' absorbs all voices into the uniformity of print.

Maud Ellmann, “Introduction,” Dracula by Bram Stoker

[ludmilachaibemachado]

July 28th 1968 - 'Mad Day Out' photoshoot. (Location 5 - St. Pancras Old Church)🪴

They then went to the Old Church and St Pancras Gardens near Regent's Park. Don McCullin first photographed the group standing on a small grassy hill to the left of the entrance steps and gate. A nearby flowerbed was in the form of a circle with the inscription "1869-1968 NDFS".m🪷

The second location was a bench north of the hill, south of the central monument, the Burdett Coutts Memorial Sundial. A little further southeast of the monument is a drinking fountain🌸

Tom Murray (photographer): "Paul noticed that I try to capture those moments when their faces take on some silly expressions or unusual poses. When he saw me filming him drinking from the fountain, he sprayed me with water."🌵

The next site was next to the mausoleum of architect Sir John Soane, which is located in the eastern part of the park. They sat down on the grass near the mausoleum, next to a sign: "Please Keep Off The Grass.". To the north of Sir John's mausoleum was the Coroner's Court of St Pancras, where they were photographed with an elderly man reading a newspaper on a bench🌹

The group then posed against the backdrop of St Pancras Hospital among the tall mallows. Then they came to a bench north of the monument. After that, they were photographed in the arched doorway of the church🌻

Via Beatles and Cavern Photos FB🪴🪷🌵

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[kaiyves-backup]

The award-winning 2014 Hollywood movie The Monuments Men, exposed audiences around the world to what was arguably the greatest treasure hunt in history. The movie, starring A-listers George Clooney, Matt Damon and Bill Murray, tells the true story of a World War Two platoon that came to be known as the Monuments Men, a group tasked by President Franklin D Roosevelt with rescuing art stolen by the Nazis during the course of the war. 

While the film shines a light on the harrowing work involved in protecting and recovering art from the Nazis, there's one part of the story not told by the movie: the Monument Women. Alongside the men who were engaged in the important effort of preserving priceless cultural treasures for future generations, there were also women who played a key role in that effort. And now, nearly 80 years later, those overlooked women are getting their close-up thanks to a New Orleans exhibition.

[historicalbookimages]

🗿 Researches concerning the institutions & monuments of the ancient inhabitants of America: . London: Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, J. Murray & H. Colburn, 1814.

[best-movie-ever-tournament]

The Monuments Men was described as follow:

A cultural war. During WW2 the nazis stole a real treasure in art (paintings, sculptures...) and the Monuments Men were charged with preventing more theft and getting back the stolen masterpieces. The Sovietics are taking the art from the Germans as war reparations, so they don't have just one ennemy to deal with, and many people are less than enthusiastcs with helping them. A++ cast too, Clooney, Damon, Bill Murray, Bonneville, Blanchett...

1917 was described as follow:

A beautiful movie that is made so that it is (or looks like it is) in only one take. It's about two British soldiers during WW1 who have to cross into enemy territory to give a message to a group of 1600 men that they are going into a trap.

This movie was absolutely amazing!! Takes place during WW1 and centers on two British soldiers delivering a message to stop a British battalion from attacking and falling into a German trap. Historically accurate and filmed to look like it's all just one continuous shot (which was super cool to watch). Great cast and crew and it did a really good job capturing the horrors of trench warfare. Full of action and also some really sad and touching moments. HIGHLY recommend it if you haven't seen it

Was edited to look like it was filmed as one continuous take

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Gay footballer Zander Murray to retire

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Gay footballer Zander Murray to retire

One of the few out gay male footballers, Zander Murray, has announced his impending retirement. 

Scottish footballer (or soccer player to some) Zander Murray will retire at the end of this season.

Zander made headlines across the world when he came out as gay in 2022.

Following his coming out, he signed for Bonnyrigg Rose in January to fulfil his dream of playing in the Scottish Professional Football League.

However, since then he has returned to his original club Gala Fairydean Rovers where he will see out the rest of his career.

He told the BBC that he is happy to finish his career in a club that was so supportive of him coming out.

“I could just be myself. Not just on the pitch, but in the dressing room. I could just be myself and it was good that all my sort of initial fears about being in the dressing room again, how that was going to be scary, it was nothing,” he said.

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It’s been a big year since his announcement. He has taken part in a BBC Scotland documentary, was an ambassador for the Gay Games in Hong Kong and worked with the charity Stonewall.

He told the BBC his highlight though was leading the march at Edinburgh Pride.

“It was overwhelming to be able to lead something so amazing. It was monumental and something I’d been so afraid of for years,” he said.

“I had struggled for years not knowing where I fitted in, especially playing football. I never knew where I stood with people. So I just felt seeing all those happy, smiling faces that it’s beautiful to feel you are part of something.”

For Zander, his future is yet to be determined but he has an interest in coaching as well as further charity and advocacy work.

“Fifteen months ago I was scared. Now I am excited. I can see a path. There’s a space for me in this area. I always wanted to play football and I worried about what I would find in life that would give me that same buzz but I have found it,” he said.

Remaining out players

His retirement leaves only five male openly gay athletes at the professional or semi-professional level.

Australian Josh Cavallo plays for A-League side Adelaide United while Andy Brennan is with Victorian league side South Melbourne FC.

Elsewhere, Jake Daniels is with Blackpool FC in the UK, Czech Jakub Jankto plays for Italian Serie A side Cagliari and American Collin Martin plays for North Carolina FC.

Read more: Josh Cavallo names and shames trolls sending him abuse

For the latest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) news in Australia, visit qnews.com.au. Check out our latest magazines or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

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Composer Murray Gold Returning to Doctor Who for 60th Anniversary and Series 14

Composer Murray Gold Returning to #DoctorWho for 60th Anniversary and Series 14

Award-winning composer, Murray Gold, will be returning to Doctor Who for the 60th anniversary celebrations starring David Tennant as the Fourteenth Doctor! Gold composed the music throughout the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors’ eras, originally joining with Russell T Davies for Series 1 and seemingly ending his monumental musical journey on the show with 2017’s Twice Upon a Time. And…