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datshitrandom · 4 months
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Darren Criss attends the 84th Annual Peabody Awards | June 09, 2024 | 📸 by Monica Schipper, Stefanie Keenan & Scott Kirkland
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ansonmountdaily · 3 months
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Star Trek franchise wins the Peabody Institutional Award → June 9 2024
At the 84th Annual Peabody Awards, the Star Trek franchise received the Peabody Institutional Award which is given annually to recognize an organization or long-running television program that has made an indelible mark on the American broadcasting landscape.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds cast members Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn and Ethan Peck joined fellow Star Trek franchise actors and creatives on stage as executive producer Alex Kurtzman accepted the award.
Kurtzman spoke about the almost 60 year legacy of the franchise that has given hope to us all and that no matter who you are there is a place for you in the Star Trek family. He also recognized Bjo Trimble, who was in attendance, and was part of a successful "Save Star Trek" campaign in 1968, generally credited with allowing the series to run for a third season rather than being cancelled after two.
Also in attendance were Patrick Stewart, LeVar Burton, Scott Bakula, Jeri Ryan, Wilson Cruz, Doug Jones, Tawny Newsome, Sam Richardson, Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers, Michelle Paradise, Olatunde Osunsanmi, Noga Landau, Jenny Lumet, Trevor Roth and J.J. Abrams.
Credit: StarTrek.com, speech clip
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i-am-aprl · 5 months
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@wizard_bisan1 and AJ+ have been nominated for a Peabody Award for her coverage of Gaza. ⁣
For over 6 months, Bisan Owda has shown the world how life in Gaza has been through her eyes. She has told the story of Palestinian survival in the face of the Israeli genocide. ⁣
Before Oct. 7, Bisan was making films about cultural life in her native Gaza for her own YouTube channel. ⁣
In 2023, AJ+’s @denatakruri won a Peabody Award for her story “One Day in Hebron,” which gave a firsthand account of the Israeli occupation in Hebron, in the occupied West Bank. ⁣
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biggiesizeyourcombo · 8 months
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celestialstateofmind · 3 months
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Bruce:*tucks Dick into bed* Dick: "I love you, Bruce." Bruce: *pauses* "I have a deep regard for you as well, Dickie." ----- Robin!Dick: *pulled an incredibly dangerous stunt on patrol and nearly gave Bruce a heart attack* Bruce/Batman: *just got done checking him for injuries and finally calmed down* "I... I love you, Robin." Robin!Dick: *smiles brightly* "I have a deep regard for you as well, Batman."
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Dressing Gown
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Peabody Essex Museum (Object Number: 133939)
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pointandshooter · 3 months
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George Peabody Library, Baltimore, Maryland
photo: David Castenson
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momokodaisy · 10 months
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Extremely Late Umbrella Academy Textposts That Have Definitely Been Done Before (4/?) Pt1 Pt2 Pt3 Pt5
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dduane · 5 months
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Star Trek—all of it—has been awarded a Peabody Institutional Award.
Any cultural critic or media scholar would tell you that Star Trek, as an enterprise (pun mildly intended), helped invent a model for fandom through its faithful following originating in the '60s. The original sci-fi television series broke new ground for its diverse cast and unapologetically progressive values, like exploration over colonialism and cooperation over violence. For its enduring dedication to storytelling that projects the best of humanity into the distant future, the Star Trek franchise is honored with the Peabody Institutional Award.
Go to the link to read more.
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datshitrandom · 4 months
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Darren Criss and his mother, Cerina Criss, attend the 84th Annual Peabody Awards | June 09, 2024 | 📸 by Stefanie Keenan, Scott Kirkland & Kevin Winter
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rayonago · 2 months
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The people of the wasteland
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Leatherback Turtle June 23, 2024 Peabody Essex Museum Salem, Massachusetts
I had no idea they got this big, so I had to get a picture standing next to it so show how big it is. For reference, I'm five feet tall.
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harbarytka · 10 months
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nasty knights😋
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hustledimension · 2 months
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I was made aware of this through a reddit post: we can nominate movies to be preserved in the National Film Registry, and we should nominate some Dreamworks movies. Shrek is already in it. The criteria is that the nominations must be at least 10 years old and an American film. With this in mind, I think we should nominate the following movies to be preserved in the registry:
The Prince of Egypt
Chicken Run
Kung Fu Panda
How to Train Your Dragon
You can nominate up to 50 movies at this submission form. Deadline is August 15. The Library of Congress also has a list of notable movies that haven't been preserved in the registry yet, which includes other Dreamworks movies you could nominate:
The Road to El Dorado
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
Shrek 2
Shark Tale
Madagascar
Over the Hedge
Bee Movie
Monsters vs. Aliens
Shrek Forever After
Kung Fu Panda 2
Puss in Boots 1
Rise of the Guardians
The Croods
How to Train Your Dragon 2
Penguins of Madagascar
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padmaddean · 3 months
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Pride month Day25
Helena & Dylan The L Word (2004-2009)
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diseasefork · 2 months
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what if they called it frognite battle royale.. that'd be so fucked up i think. yeeikes!
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