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notes from elmira iii, 2011, radcliffe bailey.

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untitled by radcliffe bailey, mixed media on masonite + plexiglas & found door, 1994, 78 × 30 inches

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Radcliffe Bailey Death, Radcliffe Bailey Art, Atlanta Museum Artist Radc...

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Radcliffe Bailey Death, Atlanta Artist Radcliffe Bailey Dies At 55

Passed Away – Radcliffe Bailey Cause Of Death: Last night, Tuesday, November 14, Radcliffe Bailey, a legendary modern artist who is currently living in Atlanta is dead. He died in his sleep at the age of 55. The news that Radcliffe Bailey passed away got to our notice at approximately 10:56 a.m. on Wednesday, November 15. We are still trying to learn more on his passing, the family are yet to…

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Hair Appreciation Post

A few of my favourite hairstyles, anyone got any to add?

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stills and behind the scenes shots (some new to me) from an article by consequence. and, yes, the clouds and blue overlays are superimposed onto the images.

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Masters of the Air | Teaser

In case you missed it the teaser for #MastersOfTheAir is out and it looks quite epic. it stars #AustinButler, #CallumTurner, #BarryKeoghan, and #NcutiGatwa. The series premieres January 26 on @appleTV.

Writer: Donald L. Miller (Book) Creators: John Orloff, John Shiban Stars: Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Ben Radcliffe, Anthony Boyle, Nate Mann, It would have been weird if this teaser wasn’t as epic as it is, it’s a Spielberg production after all. It looks awesome and the cast is just too interesting to ignore yet, I don’t know if this is something I’ll want to dive into in…

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notes, 2011, radcliffe bailey.

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by Radcliffe Bailey

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radcliffe bailey + kcho in neohoodoo: art for a forgotten faith - franklin sirmans (2008)

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I don't know what's going on, but for the last two days all I keep thinking is that I need to see Jonathan Groff and Daniel Radcliffe as Hawk and Tim, and Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey as Frank and Charley.

I know they all have it in them so someone please make that happen, thank youuuuu

forgive the insanity for a moment but.... going from merrily we roll along to fellow travelers has been such a mind fuck. like, it's not that they're that similar (and they have very different tones and purposes), but I'm a character person at heart, and like- both stories follow a relationship that spans decades and that is doomed to fall apart because one of the people in it can't find a way to reconcile their love with their ambition* (Frank in Merrily, Hawk in FT)**.

And both shows span pretty much the same decades, but in FT we go forwards and we end up absolutely heartbroken, but in MWRA we go backwards and so, even though the story is just as much a tragedy as in FT, you actually come out of it feeling happy and light and giddy.

All this to say, I think now I need to see FT in reverse? I'm so curious how Hawk and Tim's relationship would hit if we watched it backwards and then had to reconcile seeing them young and stupid and in love with the absolute tragedy that we jnow it's their ending. Like, I feel like it would be more cruel, but also it would maybe heal me?! Because the way my chest is aching for them truly isn't it atm.

*this is an oversimplification ofc. Please let me point out that (1) I'm a Franklin Shepard girlie to death and (2) I think Hawk is overall an awful person, especially to Tim, AND his actions make perfect sense in the context of his life and the traumas he carried

**i've previously said that Frank and Max from Black Sails are the same character and I stand by that, but let me now add that Hawk and Eleanor Guthrie are the same!!! Starting to think that every complex and morally grey queer character has a Black Sails parallel lol

Also taking this truly unhinged post to point out how much I think that Tim, when he first met Hawk, is a pretty accurate and wonderful representation of sub swoons, which we don't get a lot of? (Like, the moment where Hawk is like "I think you should go inside and lock the door and never think of me again" and Tim is like "Absolutely. By thr way, my lock is broken, woops" is truly unhinged and made lol so hard) I love how freaky and kinky Hawk and Tim's relationship was and how much screen time was given to them just exploring their dynamic. It made me very happy

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WHO'D YOU RATHER?: 100 MALE ACTORS EDITION

A game I often spring on friends who are as obsessed with pop culture as I am is Who'd You Rather?. The terms are loose and we usually do it as a progression (so your last choice is often pitted against a new one). It's light fun but my diabolical goal is usually to torture someone with a choice of nearly equal weight (like I did to myself with the first two selections).

Sharing this here in case anyone would like to join in 😊 My own picks are in bold. If anyone has a round or two for me, feel free to add it in the comment section.

Daniel Brühl vs Benedict Cumberbatch

Cillian Murphy vs Rami Malek

Gael García Bernal vs Diego Luna

Pedro Pascal vs Oscar Isaac

Riz Ahmed vs Dev Patel

John Cusack vs Ethan Hawke

Hugh Grant vs Jude Law

James McAvoy vs Tom Hiddleston

Michael Fassbender vs Tom Hardy

Matthew Goode vs Dan Stevens

Edward Norton vs Sam Rockwell

Brad Pitt vs Colin Farrell

Keanu Reeves vs David Tennant

Matt Smith vs Hugh Dancy

Adam Driver vs Jake Gyllenhaal

Robert Pattinson vs Jamie Dornan

Regé-Jean Page vs Jonathan Bailey

Michael Cera vs Jesse Eisenberg

Andrew Garfield vs Nicholas Hoult

Matt Bomer vs Andrew Scott

Bill Hader vs Paul Rudd

John Mulaney vs Ramy Yousef

Jason Sudeikis vs John Krasinski

Zachery Levi vs Adam Brody

Paul Dano vs Barry Keoghan

Steven Yeun vs Henry Golding

Domhnall Gleeson vs Ben Whishaw

Elijah Wood vs Daniel Radcliffe

Ryan Gosling vs Ryan Reynolds

Hugh Jackman vs Ewan McGregor

Timothée Chalamet vs Tom Holland

Paul Mescal vs Josh O'Connor

Jeremy Allen White vs Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Shia LaBeouf vs Miles Teller

Mike Faist vs Dane DeHaan

Kingsley Ben-Adir vs Daryl McCormack

Mads Mikkelsen vs James Spader

Robert Downey Jr. vs Tom Cruise

Matt Damon vs Mark Ruffalo

Idris Elba vs Michael B. Jordan

Jeremy Renner vs Bradley Cooper

Henry Cavill vs Chris Hemsworth

Chris Evans vs Sebastian Stan

Alexander Skarsgård vs Bill Skarsgård

Austin Butler vs Jacob Elordi

Mahershala Ali vs Sterling K. Brown

Mark Strong vs Stanley Tucci

Steve Carell vs Bob Odenkirk

Michael Shannon vs Bryan Cranston

Joaquin Phoenix vs Christian Bale

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Conor MacNeill as young Edward (Ned) Gowan

Bill Paterson as old Edward (Ned) Gowan. Ned was a lawyer from Edinburgh who knew the law, inside and out and acted as a legal advisor to Clan MacKenzie.

Conor MacNeill is an Irish actor from County Antrim, Northern Ireland, who has experience on both the big and small screen, as well as the stage. He is an actor, producer, and writer, and is known for his roles in An Crisís (2010) Whole Lotta Sole (2012) a Comedy/Crime with Brendan Fraser and Privates (2013) and in the BBC and HBO drama, Industry, as Kenny Kilblane.

He made his London stage debut starring alongside Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe in The Cripple of Inishmaan. He was nominated for a BAFTA award in 2017 for Best Short Film.

He played the Garda, and Detective Ruairi Slater in The Tourist season 2 alongside Jamie Dornan (2024) Conor MacNeill wrote a script with Jamie Dornan it's set in NI'.

The Tourist is the four-time MacNeill and Dornan have worked together – they were both in The Fall, Belfast and Siege of Jadotville together, and became good friends outside of work, even writing a script together during lockdown (more of which later)

Belfast. The film is set in the 1960s. Belfast captures the spirit and atmosphere of the city during a period of significant social and political change.

Conor MacNeill (McLaury) fictional character and Colin Morgan in Kenneth Branagh's “Belfast” film (2021) 🎬

Industry (2020)‧ Drama Young finance graduates venture out into the cut-throat competitive world to get a job during the recession times that followed as a result of the 2008 financial crisis.

Conor MacNeill - Industry’s Kenny belongs in the pantheon of bad fictional bosses.

The Siege of Jadotville (2016) It is a true story. Irish soldiers on a UN peacekeeping mission in Africa, are besieged by overwhelming enemy forces, as UN peacekeepers defend their outpost.

The Siege of Jadotville depicts the incredible true story of the siege of 150 UN Irish troops led by Commandant Pat Quinlan (Jamie Dornan) in the Congo in 1961. Quinlan and his men held out against a force of 3,000 local troops led by French and Belgian mercenaries working for mining companies.

In honour of their courageous actions in Congo at the Siege of Jadotville a specially commissioned medal “An Bonn Jadotville” was awarded to all men of “A” Company, 35th Infantry Battalion and the families of deceased members, to give them full and due recognition. If you haven't seen this film yet, I recommend watching it.

The Fall (TV Series 2013–2016) - Conor MacNeill as Mark Bailey - MacNeill joined the cast of The Fall in 2016 for its third season, in which he featured in the final few episodes.

The Fall is a crime drama television series filmed and set in Northern Ireland. The series, starring Gillian Anderson as Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson, is created and written by Allan Cubitt and features Jamie Dornan as serial killer Paul Spector. 

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