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caahockey: Kicked off NHL Draft weekend in Vegas with our prospects and clients, their families, and our partners at @/bmo_us!

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roentgenium, number 111

part of @simmyfrobby's elemental haiku challenge series :) i had a lot of fun doing this one and sharing the joy of prospect narratives with the world

the dot circles are actually a pictoral depiction of a roentgenium atom - except for the copper, silver, and gold slides where they are those atoms instead! i found it looking up roentgenium for inspiration and ran with it as the visual theme for the whole thing

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the minnesota wild’s 2024 nhl draft class

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My 25 Favorite Films of 2023

It's that time of year again! Here are my top 25 films of 2023.

25. Joy Ride

Following in the footsteps of Bridesmaids and Girls Trip, Joy Ride offers some of the biggest laughs of 2023 proving once again women can be just as raunchy as men. The cast includes up-and-comers Ashley Park, Oscar nominee Stephanie Hsu, and a scene-stealing breakthrough performance from Sherry Cola. Joy Ride marks a strong debut from writer-director Adele Lim.

24. Theater Camp

Anyone who had aspirations of becoming an actor can relate to Theater Camp, a mockumentary about the staff of a theater camp struggling to keep it afloat. Molly Gordon, Ben Platt, and Noah Galvin lead both behind and in front of the camera in this superb comedy that will leave you singing from the rooftops.

23. A Thousand and One

A Thousand and One is a heartbreaking indie film about a mother's desperate effort to form a bond with her estranged son by kidnapping him from the foster care system following her stint in prison. Teyana Taylor packs an emotional punch with her crushing performance with the help of A.V. Rockwell in her feature debut as a writer-director.

22. Thanksgiving

Eli Roth's filmography in horror is a mixed record, but his latest flick Thanksgiving may be his best work yet. Not only is it a solid slasher with great over-the-top killings, its brilliantly hilarious. In a time where horror franchises can be tiresome, Thanksgiving is one that could call for a second or third helping.

21. Somewhere in Queens

TV icon Ray Romano makes his feature directorial debut in the family comedy Somewhere in Queens. He stars as the father of a promising high school basketball player who goes through perhaps desperate means to assure he lands a college scholarship. Joined by the wonderful Laurie Metcalf, Somewhere in Queens has plenty of laughs as well as plenty of heart.

20. Dream Scenario

The remarkable comeback of Nicolas Cage continues with his brilliant performance in Dream Scenario, a dark fantasy horror comedy in which he plays a college professor who inexplicably starts appearing in everyone's dreams, sparking a national phenomenon that will ultimately take a personal toll. Cage balances the absurdity of the situation his character is in with emotional heft that comes with it. This marks Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli's first English-language film and based on how well-executed Dream Scenario is, hopefully it won't be his last.

19. The Covenant

Guy Ritchie's latest The Covenant is a heart-pounding war film based on the true story of Sgt. John Kinley's rescue effort of his Afghan interpreter Ahmed. Jake Gyllenhaal and Dar Salim make a perfect duo in this dramatic, suspenseful film that may be Ritchie's strongest work to date.

18. Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.

Judy Blume's 1970 adolescent classic Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. finally made its way to the big screen this year in the heartwarming coming-of-age tale of a girl's awkward journey from childhood to adulthood as well as the complexities that come from being an interfaith household. Abby Ryder Fortson shines as the titular Margaret in an outstanding performance not often seen from child actors. Also, we need more Rachel McAdams.

17. BlackBerry

Arguably the biggest surprise of 2023, BlackBerry offers some of the best laughs in the comedic retelling of the rise and fall of the iconic BlackBerry device. BlackBerry is a showcase of talent of its star Jay Baruchel, Matt Johnson (who also directed and co-wrote the film), and Glenn Howerton of It's Always Sunny fame, easily giving one of the best on-screen performances of the entire year.

16. You Hurt My Feelings

Writer-director Nicole Holofcener reunites with her Enough Said star Julia Louis-Dreyfus with You Hurt My Feelings, which centers a turbulent chapter in a couple's marriage after a novelist overhears her husband mocking her latest book. The dramedy examines the thought-provoking nuances of how fully honest one actually should be with their spouse (the answer may surprise you!). The greatest strength from Holofcener's latest is how its humor comes naturally from the reality of relationships.

15. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One

Mission: Impossible does the unthinkable in Hollywood: keeping a franchise in top-notch shape. Dead Reckoning Part One, the whopping *seventh* installment of the Ethan Hunt saga, delivers on a compelling plot and incredible action sequences, all of which is cemented by the star power of Tom Cruise, who has carried this spy franchise for nearly 20 years. There have been hints that Dead Reckoning may be the beginning of the end for Mission: Impossible, and if that's the case, it's going out with a bang.

14. Talk to Me

The best horror movie of 2023, Talk to Me is a chilling film about a group of teenager's ill-fated decision of doing a viral challenge of interacting with the dead, only to mistakenly leave the portal open between the living and the spirit world. What makes Talk to Me work is the family drama at the core of the film and the powerful performance from its troubled heroine Sophie Wilde.

13. Sisu

Inglorious Basterds meets Mad Max: Fury Road meets John Wick, Sisu is a WWII-era revenge action flick about a gold prospector's quest to retrieve the gold that was stolen from him from a group of Nazis. Full of brutal, bloody fight sequences with a twisted sense of humor, Sisu is one helluva ride.

12. Creed III

Creed III is a throwback to the era where Hollywood blockbusters were able to provide complete satisfaction. The latest installment of the Rocky spin-off franchise marked the strong directorial debut of its star Michael B. Jordan and also may have sadly marked the final film of the incredibly talented Jonathan Majors, whose recent assault conviction may be a knockout punch to an otherwise booming career.

11. May December

Often having vibes of a soap opera, Todd Haynes' May December is a compelling and at times disturbing film of an actress (played by Natalie Portman) who shadows the woman she's depicting in a film (played by Julianne Moore) famous for her 90s love affair with a then 13-year-old, who later became her husband. Despite the powerhouse performances from the two Oscar winners, the film really belongs to rising star Charles Melton, whose character finally comes to grips with the trauma he unknowingly endured as a child. And Melton's performance is among 2023's best.

10. Anatomy of a Fall

We don't often get great courtroom dramatic thrillers these days which is why Anatomy of a Fall really stands out. German actress Sandra Hüller gives a breakthrough performance as a wife and mother who becomes the prime suspect in what authorities believe is the murder of her husband, who had fallen to his death from the attic window. With plenty of twists and turns, Anatomy of a Fall will keep viewers guessing throughout.

9. Maestro

Not only does Bradley Cooper give the performance of his career, he has also shown his ability to direct is no fluke. Maestro, a biopic that spotlights the personal drama of legendary composer Leonard Bernstein, is a beautifully-shot, well-acted film that solidifies Cooper as one of Hollywood's newest talented filmmakers.

8. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

One would assume that a Spider-Man cartoon would solely be geared towards children but Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is such a sophisticated film between its complex plot and the remarkable animation that are a continuation from its 2018 Into the Spider-Verse predecessor. Between a strong voice cast, an amazing score and a brilliant cliffhanger, Across the Spider-Verse was the shining gem of the many superhero duds 2023 had to offer.

7. Killers of the Flower Moon

At 81-years-old, legendary director Martin Scorsese hasn't lost his step with Killers of the Flower Moon, his best film in at least a decade. The crime drama is based on a true story on the 1920s murders of members of Osage Nation and its ties to the marriage Ernest Burkhart and Mollie Kyle, played by the reliably gifted Leonardo DiCaprio and powerful newcomer Lily Gladstone.

6. Saltburn

Following her strong debut with 2020's Promising Young Woman, filmmaker Emerald Fennell makes a valiant return with her twisted comedic psychological drama Saltburn, which surrounds an Oxford student who is quickly embraced by the wealthy family of a classmate and the jarring fallout as a result. Barry Keoghan (The Banshees of Irisherin, Dunkirk) proves he's more than capable of being the leading man and is joined by rich ensemble including Rosamund Pike, Jacob Elordi, Richard E. Grant and Carey Mulligan. With stunning visuals and some of the most shocking things you'll see onscreen in 2023, Saltburn is a stirring work of art.

5. The Holdovers

It's been a long time since a new Christmas movie can live up to beloved holiday classics and Alexander Payne makes the closest effort with The Holdovers, a 1970-set dramedy about a miserable teacher at a boys academy who is stuck essentially babysitting the "holdover" students who didn't go home for the holidays. Joining the always-brilliant Paul Giamatti is newcomer Dominic Sessa as his troublesome student and Da'Vine Joy Randolph, who gives a powerful Oscar-worthy performance as the cook mourning over the loss of her son. The Holdovers is the perfect film to warm your heart over the holidays this year and every year going forward.

4. Past Lives

Perhaps one of the more unsung heroes of 2023 cinema, Past Lives is a touching story about love and what if. Greta Lee stars in a breakout role as a married woman who rekindles a relationship with a childhood friend from South Korea but rather than going down the typical "will they, won't they" or "love triangle" paths this film easily could've taken, Past Lives delves into the emotional complexities with such tenderness that only writer/director Celine Song could've told (the film is semi-autobiographical).

3. Oppenheimer

If anyone knows how to make a biopic an epic, it's Christopher Nolan. Oppenheimer is essentially two films rolled into one- a tick-tock thriller about the creation of the atomic bomb as well as a political drama that J. Robert Oppenheimer endured. Cillian Murphy gives the performance of his career and leads a gigantic ensemble cast in a film that despite its 3-hour running time goes by fast. And while Barbie may have won the box office battle, Oppenheimer certain won the war in more ways than one.

2. Polite Society

Polite Society is a brilliant action comedy following an aspiring stuntwoman who believes her sister is marrying into a sinister family. In the style of a Tarantino movie, up-and-coming filmmaker Nida Manzoor makes a strong feature debut that is the epitome of a fun popcorn movie, which have been in short supply in recent years.

Poor Things

Yorgos Lanthimos has quickly risen as of the strongest filmmakers of this generation, proving so once again with his latest film Poor Things. Emma Stone gives an Oscar-worthy performance as a woman brought back to life who embarks on a journey of self-discovery and autonomy and is accompanied by an excellent supporting cast. Like a modern-day Tim Burton, Lanthimos was able to create a mesmerizing universe with incredible production design, a whimsical music score, and stunning cinematography. Going to the movies is meant to be an escape, and Poor Things perfectly encapsulates that.

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Universal's THE FALL GUY has premiered to middling box office. Which is unfortunate. It's a fun and funny film.

In the past few months, I have seen an interesting mix of action films. MONKEY MAN Is superior. It's incredible. THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE is great fun - one of the best Guy Ritchie films in a while. ARGYLLE was awful. I hate the use of sped up action and Matthew Vaughn needs to be brought before The Hauge for his overuse of it. BOY KILLS WORLD uses it, too, which is unfortunate, but at least everything else works (to a degree). It certainly has the feel of a cult film. The entire time I was watching I thought, "This would kill at Beyond Fest or Fantastic Fest". It's a bit too off-kilter so you really had to adjust my thinking of it.

But THE FALL GUY is not really like those films. Action-packed to be sure, but in the vein of the JOHN WICK films, they are more about stunts, falls, punches etc; than gun violence and bloodshed. Which makes sense as director/producer David Leitch (ATOMIC BLONDE, DEADPOOL 2, BULLET TRAIN, JOHN WICK franchise ) is a former stuntman. This film - aside from being a reboot of the 80's television series starring Lee Majors - is a love letter to the stunt community and a not so silent campaign for the stunt community to be recognized by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).

Leitch & Co. have made sure that this roll-out to this film has centered Stunts.

Compilation of their promotion of stunt people: Ryan Gosling on Jimmy Kimmel, stunts on the red carpet at the L.A. premiere and a demo of stunts at the L.A premiere.

SPOILERS FOR THE FALL GUY. MORE SPOILERS THAN THE (ALLEGED) FILLERS IN RYAN GOSLING'S FACE.

What is it about: The film is about stuntman Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling), who suffers an on-set accident, which ends his career as the #1 stuntman for actor Tom Ryder (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).

With Colt's career goes his relationship with Jody (Emily Blunt), a camerawoman.

Eighteen months later, Colt is beckoned by Ryder's producing partner Gail Meyers (Hannah Waddingham)

to work stunts on Tom's new film with first-time director Jody at the helm.

When Tom goes missing, Gail implores Colt to locate him before the studio shuts down production, which will destroy Jody's career. With Jody's career at stake Colt begrudgingly throws himself into locating Tom, which drags him into the dodgy lifestyle the actor he's been doubling has been into.

WHAT I LOVED

-Ryan Gosling is incredible at comedy. Most people discovered that with BARBIE, but those who loved THE NICE GUYS knew that. Or maybe even saw his promise in THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB and YOUNG HERCULES.

The humour doen't stick the way THE NICE GUY does, but it is still an extremely funny film. The film is very self-referential and meta, so the comedy works more if you know about the issues surrounding the entertainment industry and the stunt community. If you don't, the jokes are still there, but may not land as well as it would if you understood the reference.

-Emily Blunt can have chemistry with a sponge, so it makes it very easy to care about Jody and Colt's relationship, despite we get very little time with them as a couple. Because of how great they are individually as portraying lost love, you really do root for these crazy kids to reconcile.

-Something that may very seem like a point against it, is something I count as an asset - it is extremely meta. People may find that anvilicious, but as a film that throws restraint out the window - doesn't even bother acting as if it has restraint - it's easy to lean into it. You have a script supervisor advising Jody to make the in-film character do a wall of exposition about how there is no third act, while in the film Jody is really dealing with the fact that her film has no third act; which is a reference to big blockbusters being filmed without a finished script.

Or Jody talking with Colt about if she should do a split-screen effect, while Jody and Colt are in the split-screen . You just have to embrace it.

And as much as it is a full-throated love letter to stunt and a cry to have them recognized by the Academy (there is even an end-credit song that is all about how stunts is deserving of gold), the film is a love letter to movies with Colt and his stunt coordinator Dan (Winston Duke) reciting movie quotes to each other. There is even a point in the film where Colt says something profound to Jodie and he's trying to figure out if he made it up or if it was a quote. It's a gorgeous film for people who love movies.

They even call out stunts by other films and seemingly recreate them. It's great.

Gael Garcia Bernal did a Criterion Closet pull and he lamented on how there are no longer movies like Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN that make you come out of the cinema that makes you want to live and have sex and love and enjoy people. While THE FALL GUY may not make you want to have sex, it is a big, bold, film that makes you think back at classics that were all about the indomitable spirit of the reluctant hero and of the hero trying to get their love. It really does feel a Valentine to cinema as a whole.

-Colt literally being made into a fall guy by Gail. Genius!

-The fact that the "Miami Vice" reference had a pay off and ties into Universal Studios' long running stunt shows.

Gosling popping up at Universal's stunt show.

WHAT I DIDN'T LOVE

-They had Blake Shelton remake the series theme song, "The Unknown Stuntman" which was performed by the 80s series lead Lee Majors (who cameos in the film, along with his costar Heather Thomas), but they took out all the references to celebrities. And since this film is all about Colt's love for Jodie, the song has been retooled to make it more a dedication to their love, then the love of stunts and leading ladies.

Thankfully, there are great songs in the tracks, especially Yungblood's cover of Kiss's "I Was Made for Loving You".

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Looking Ahead to 2024

With the new year finally here, I thought this would be a good time to list the films I am most excited about coming to theaters in 2024. So I present the films I am most excited about coming out this year (in alphabetical order):

Ballerina

Spinning out of the John Wick films comes this action thriller starring Ana de Armas that takes place between John Wick: Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.

Beetlejuice 2

Apparently, it took 36 years for someone to say his name three times because Beetlejuice is back! Tim Burton directs the sequel starring original stars Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Catherine O'Hara and joined by new addition Jenna Ortega.

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

I'll be honest, I really liked Beverly Hills Cop III and am disappointed we never got to see the 2013 CBS pilot about Axel Foley's son. Count me in for the fourth film coming to Netflix this year.

Deadpool 3

The lone Marvel Studios film coming in 2024 is a continuation of the Fox Deadpool series. But with Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine, this one is one to watch.

Dune: Part Two

Return to Arrakis with director Denis Villeneuve for this adaptation of the second half of Frank Herbert’s Dune. Originally slated for a late 2023 release, it is finally coming this year.

The Fall Guy

Ryan Gosling is a stuntman turned investigator in this action comedy, based on a 1980s TV series, co-starring Emily Blunt, Winston Duke, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

Anya Taylor-Joy is Furiosa in this origin story focused on Charlize Theron's character from Fury Road.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

The Splenger kids are back in this sequel to 2021's Afterlife (and the fourth film in the Ghostbusters series).

Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 and Chapter 2

While this may be two films, let's count it as one. Coming this year is Kevin Costner's epic Western Horizon. And don't forget, Costner has plans for four Horizon films.

IF

John Krasinski writes and directs this fantasy comedy starring Ryan Reynolds as a man who can see people's imaginary friends.

Joker: Folie a Deux

Joaquin Phoenix returns as the Joker is joined by Lady Gaga has Dr. Harleen Quinzel in this sequel to 2019's award-winning Joker.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Guy Ritchie directs Henry Cavill in this action spy film about the British black ops during WWII.

Twisters

As a huge fan of 1996's Twister, I am ready for more. More twisters.

Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story

Is 2024 the year we finally see Jerry Seinfeld's film about the origins of Pop-Tarts for Netflix? I sure hope so.

Wolfs

Jon Watts writes and directs this psychological action-thriller starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

Honorable Mention (films not mentioned above): Argylle, Madame Web, Drive-Away Dolls, Road House, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, Abigail, Civil War, Challengers, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Inside Out 2, Bad Boys 4, The Bikeriders, A Quiet Place: Day One, Project Artemis, Alien: Romulus, Kraven the Hunter, Venom 3, Alto Knights, Red One, Gladiator 2, Wicked: Part One, Mufasa: The Lion King, and Nosferatu.

Now for a quick look ahead to 2024, my top picks for that year are Avatar 3, The Batman - Part II, Captain America: Brave New World, Fantastic Four, Mission: Impossible 8, Superman: Legacy, and any of the above-mentioned films that get bumped to 2025.

Looking back at the 15 films on my Looking Ahead to 2023 list from last year: I saw 13 in theaters, one was bumped to 2024 and is included above, and one I didn't get a chance to see yet thanks to the flu. (sorry Wonka).

-MB-

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Stranger Things, to test your dashboard osmosis abilities

stranger things is a netflix's favourite child

its set in the 80s and has a very speilberg-y vibe

it's about a group of kids (eventually teenagers) who live in a world with some kind of supernatural fuckery going on

i'm not sure why they're a part of it. do they solve mysteries? does something bad happen to them? i dunno

finn wolfhard plays one of the mains, and this show is what made him famous (he's ritchie from the modern IT movies to me)

there's a place called "the upside down", its like, another dimension...?

theres a thing called the demigorgon or something and i've never seen it but i think it has tentacles

one of the kids, dustin, has no front teeth due to a medical disorder his actor has and thats pretty neat

theres a girl with short hair named eleven and she has telekinesis. again, i do not know how her and the other kids factor together. i think she was raised in a government facility?

winona ryder is here. christmas lights

sheriff hopper has a mouth watering physique. that is to say, i have stared at some very indulgent gifsets of this man

every season there is a character that the fandom utterly adores but then they die and everybody loses their mind. especially over this guy named eddie munson. of all the stranger things stuff i see on my dash over the years, eddie has been like. Near Constant. endless eddie. it's died down some but wowee. eddie is into heavy metal and lord of the rings and he seems like a nice boy

one of the older kids, steve harrington, used to be a jerk but now he's a sweetie and everybody loves him

there is a cute girl with a ponytail who apparently deserved better

theres a bully dude with a mullet that people either love or loathe. and i've seen fights about this

these kids play D&D

theres a kid with a bowl cut and people keep fighting over whether he is gay or ace. it's really weird, as if those things can't exist in one being. or that one person's headcanons cancel outs somebody elses. some ppl can think he's gay and other ppl can think he's ace, there's no need to fight about it, geez

i dunno the plot of this thing, only vibes and the general idea of the characters. tho it occurs to me i dunno half their names

everybody loved this show and super gushed about it but now everybody hates this show so i guess a dip in quality ensued?

well i dunno much about this show but i've sure as fuck seen lotsa meta and gushing over eddie munson and steve harrington

and hopper's plump ass

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nine people

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last song: daylight // david kushner

last movie: dungeons & dragons: honour among thieves - surprisingly pretty cinematography, could have been a really engaging fun story, but i think casting chris pine was a mistake. he's always...chris pine.

also the tone kept throwing me off? it was trying too hard to be funny, almost, and ended up just being cringey. i think if you're gonna make a movie-based-on-a-game and not take yourselves painfully seriously than it should be something along the lines of the 90s mummy movies, pirates of the caribbean, or like, a fantasy version of guy ritchie movies.

currently watching: the witcher s3 but the plight of the elves is really getting to me. we'll see how it ends, but media have to stop making the bad guys the ones in the right, murder aside. (e.g. magneto and the mutants)

currently reading: the taming of ryder cavanaugh by stephanie laurens. historical romance, and i liked the cynster sisters trilogy and the first book in this duology, but...well, it's a romance book and the 'instinctual masculine' blah blah blah is to be expected if annoying. still! definitely better written with more enjoyable female characters and not-horrible male love interests than most harlequins!

currently craving: my lunch lol. i made korean bbq perilla wraps for yesterday's dinner and i can't wait to eat the leftovers. also a really good cup of spicy chai.

last thing you researched for writing purposes: obi-wan kenobi's arc for my star-wars fix-it fic.

tagging (no pressure): @h0liests, @ofgentlewolves, @kingkendrick7, @mellifluas, @yukihyuu, @rhikasa, @faytelumos, @sternenmeerkind, @zmwrites

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Winged Wheel Franchise Roster

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Augustine Trey Copley Pheonix Cossa Sebastian Forsberg Anton Hill Adin Husso Ville Knight Spencer Korpisalo Joonas Larsson Filip Lennox Tristan Lyon Alex Malek Jakub Merilainen Levi Nedeljkovic Alex Skinner Stuart Svedeback Philip Tendeck David Tolopilo Nikita

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Barzal Mathew Beaudoin Cole Becher Ondrej Beck Owen Bednarik Kamil Bennett Sam Berggren Jonatan Bourque Mavrik Brandsegg-Nygard Michael Buchnevich Pavel Buyalsky Andrei Chmelar Jaroslav Dach Colton Danielson Nate DeBrincat Alex Dellandrea Ty Dolzhenkov Kirill Dorofoyev Pavel Duclair Anthony Ehlers Nikolaj Eriksson Ek Joel Fedotov Ilya Frost Morgan Greig Ridly Gridin Matvei Halttunen Kasper Hayton Barrett Hoglander Nils Honzek Samuel Howe Tanner Huberdeau Jonathan James Dylan Jarventie Roby Kane Patrick Kaprizov Kirill Kasper Marco Kempe Adrian Koivula Otto Kotkaniemi Jesperi Kuzmenko Andrei L’Heureux Zachary Larkin Dylan Leschyshyn Jake Lindholm Elias Lombardi Amadeus Luchanko Jett Maccelli Matias Mantha Anthony Mesar Filip Nazar Frank O’Connor Drew Pekarcik Juraj Petrovsky Servac Plante Max Rasmussen Michael Raymond Lucas Reinhart Sam Ritchie Ryder Rust Bryan Saad Brandon Samoskevich Mackie Sapovaliv Matyas Savage Redmond Schaefer Reid Sennecke Beckett Sidorov Yegor Soderblom Elmer Sprong Daniel Steel Sam Tarasenko Vladimir Terry Troy Toffoli Tyler Torgersson Daniel Tuch Alex Tuch Luke Veleno Joe Vilardi Gabriel

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Badinka Dominik Barron Justin Edvinsson Simon Grans Helge Guenette Maxence Hanifin Noah Hirose Akito Hronek Filip Jiricek Adam Joseph Pierre-Olivier Karki Arttu Krug Torey Lindholm Hampus Livingstone Jake Marino John McIsac Jared O'Rourke Ryan Pulkkinen Jesse Pulock Ryan Samuelsson Mattias Sandin Pellikka Axel Schultz Justin Seider Moritz Silayev Anton Spacek David Svozil Stanislav Wallinder William Walman Jake Weegar Mackenzie Werenski Zach

2024-25 waivers: 17

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NHL legacies and hockey dads: How Jarome Iginla and Byron Ritchie are preparing for the draft

Byron Ritchie jotted out a quick note on his phone and sent off a text to Jarome Iginla, his former Calgary Flames teammate. Ritchie’s son Ryder was mired in a goal-scoring slump, and Ritchie asked Iginla if he could watch a few of his son’s shifts. “Just see if you’re seeing something different than I am,” Byron asked. It was one hockey dad asking another for advice, but in truth, less personal…

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LAST UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2024.

ke huy quan - finding o’hana, eeato, abc, loki

jane fonda- moving on, 8b, book club, g&f

dan levy- happiest season

sarah kendall- radio interviews, the other one, taskmaster/coc3, game shows (guessable, rohouse of games, weakest link, wity, spicks & specs, question team), things you should have done, motherland, big zuu's big eats, frayed + bloopers + interviews, comedy shows, beehive (2008)?

ava capri- embattled, blast beat, fletcher's mv, do revenge, love victor, reply, the experience, interviews?

james lance- ted lasso, winx

oona chaplin- interviews, made to love, molotov jukebox's "neon lights" vid, treason, lullaby, anchor and hope

lauren graham- gg, mighty ducks, evan almighty, dinner takes it all, merry friggin christmas, zoey's ep, parenthood

alexis bledel- gg, handmaid's tale

melissa mccarthy- gg, mike & molly

jessica gunning- the outlaws, baby reindeer, interviews, pride, ps: tennison,

lisa ann walter - bitter trailer, the ladies, greys, 911, doubt, psycho st, the more things change clips, jersey, parent trap, ae s2, glow

jenna fischer- mean girls + int, the office, splitting up together

zoe perry- young sheldon

liza weil- the cleaning lady, htgawm, gg + revival, the passenger

natalia tena- i love you stupid, interviews, john wick4, hp, anchor and hope, wolfe, wisdom of the crowd, molotov jukebox vids, 10.000km

kathryn hahn- I love d*ck, happyish, I know this must is true, transparent, tiny beautiful things, mrs fletcher, private life, bad words, the shrink next door, flower, parks and rec

lily rabe- ahs, tell me your secrets, shrinking, fractured, downtown owl, the veil, letters from the big man, redemption trail, golden exits, presumed innocent, the great lillian hall, the tender bar, pawn sacrifice, a midsummer night's dream, the wizard of lies

hamish linklater- tell me your secrets, redemption trail, downtown owl, a midsummer night's dream

vera farmiga- hawkeye, at middleton, higher ground, boundaries,

neve campbell- hot air, pof5, lincoln lawyer

lance barber- young sheldon

charlotte ritchie- ghosts, taskmaster, the other one, wonka, feel good, you

catherine tate - doctor who 2023

david tennant- doctor who 2023

rosie jones- taskmaster

lucia keskin- things you should have done, mandy

diane morgan- frayed, cunk on earth,

sean astin- st

scott patterson- sullivan's crossing, gg, saw

elaine hendrix - parent trap, dynasty

poorna jaganathan- nsie, i'll show you mine, the out-laws

jovan bridges/yvie oddly- interviews

abby elliott- the bear

matty matheson- the bear

sarah paulson- the bears2

angela kinsey- the office, tall girl 1 & 2

amy ryan- the office, omitb, beau is afraid, beautiful boy

gaby hoffmann - finish cmon cmon and transparent

nick offerman- parks & rec

rashida jones- the office, parks & rec, angie tribeca

ellie kemper- the office, bridesmaids, kimmy s, happiness for beginners

kristen bell- the good place, the woman in the house across the street

winona ryder- gone in the night

lily tomlin- grandma, 80b, moving on, g&f

katee sackhoff- christmas sail

rainn wilson- the office, mom, jerry and marge go large

dolly parton- g&f

rakhee thakrar- rules of the game 

craig robinson- the office, killing it

andie mcdowell- maid

rita moreno- 8b, west side story, x fast and furious

sally field- 8b, spoiler alert

janelle james- ae s1 & s2

william stanford davis-  ae s1 & s2

sheryl lee ralph-  ae s1 & s2

tyler james williams-  ae s2

quinta brunson-  ae s2

courteney cox- shining vale

kelly mccormack - sugar daddy, aloto, ginny and georgia

keiko agena- gg, prodigal son

martin short- omitb

steve martin- omitb

mae martin- feel good

meryl streep- omitbs3

cristo fernandez- interviews

nick mohammed- ted lasso, taskmaster

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michaela mcmanus- the village*

toni collette- mafia mama, knives out, hereditary*

elizabeth mitchell- sc films*

jodi balfour- ted lasso*

smg- do revenge*

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corey pronman also said he wasn’t high on kaprizov because he had below average nhl skating so i take everything he says w a huge grain of salt but god. ryder ritchie YOU are alexander khovanov

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1. Bloodsport ‘15 - Raleigh Ritchie

2. Happier Than Ever - Billie Eilish

3. Sacrifice - The Weeknd

4. All The Way Over - Sam Ryder

5. Spillways - Ghost

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Hey! could you help me find a female fc with a gothic vibe (wears a lot of black) age 20-30 thank you so much

i can certainly try ! the first person i thought of was lyrica okano, but i’d also rec having a look at angela giarratana, anna lambe, asami zdrenka, barbie ferreria, brianne tju, charlotte ritchie, eleanor barnes, emma blackery, emma dumont, emma mackey, emer kenny, evelyn hoskins, kaya scodelario, kat dennings, lily sullivan, lindsay pearce, safiya nygaard, zoe kravitz, and if you vibe w/ using resources of fc’s from 10+ years ago, emilie de ravin could be a good shout using her flashback resources from lost, or winona ryder in... basically anything she was in in the 90s. for actual gothic gals with resources, there’s 70+ gif icons of heather baron-gracie available in the source link !

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When Rock & Roll Was Young / Various Artists

All discs in like new condition.

This box set includes 140 tunes on 10 CDs.

Disc 1:

1. Palisades Park - Freddy Cannon

2. Big Boy Pete - The Olympics

3. One Kiss for Old Times' Sake - Ronnie Dove

4. Trouble in Paradise - The Crests

5. Once in a While - The Chimes

6. Running Bear - Johnny Preston

7. When We Get Married - The Dreamlovers

8. A Million to One - Jimmy Charles

9. Guardian Angel - The Imaginations

10. Way Down Yonder in New Orleans - Freddy Cannon

11. Timothy - The Buoys

12. Take Me as I Am - The Duprees

13. Valerie - Jackie & the Starlites

14. Willow Weep for Me - Chad & Jeremy

Disc 2:

1. Try the Impossible - Lee Andrews & The Hearts

2. Trickle Trickle - The Videos

3. What's Your Name - Don & Juan

4. The Gleam in Your Eye - Earl Lewis & The Channels

5. My Own True Love - The Duprees

6. Wine, Wine, Wine - The Nightcaps

7. Till Then - The Classics

8. Heart's Desire - The Avalons

9. Right or Wrong - Ronnie Dove

10. What Time Is It - The Jive Five

11. Pretty Little Angel - The Crests

12. The Closer You Are - Earl Lewis & The Channels

13. Action - Freddy Cannon

14. Feel So Fine - Johnny Preston

Disc 3:

1. One Summer Night - The Danleers

2. Tell Me Why - The Belmonts

3. Step by Step - The Crests

4. Winchester Cathedral - The New Vaudeville Band

5. Yesterday's Gone - Chad & Jeremy

6. Tallahassee Lassie - Freddy Cannon

7. Baby Oh Baby - The Shells

8. Loop De Loop - Johnny Thunder

9. Why Don't You Believe Me - The Duprees

10. Dance by the Light of the Moon - The Olympics

11. Mountain of Love - Ronnie Dove

12. Don't, Don't Don't Drop Out - Ronnie & The Schoolmates

13. Teardrops - Lee Andrews & The Hearts

14. Pipeline - The Chantays

Disc 4:

1. Have You Heard - The Duprees

2. Peanut Butter - The Marathons

3. Sandy - Larry Hall

4. Mixed-up, Shook-up Girl - Patty & The Emblems

5. Cradle of Love - Johnny Preston

6. Moonlight Cocktails - The Riveras

7. Beach Baby - First Class

8. Solitaire - The Embers

9. Deserie - The Charts

10. Six Nights a Week - The Crests

11. Goodnight Baby - The Imaginations

12. Transistor Sister - Freddy Cannon

13. Say You - Ronnie Dove

14. You Gave Me Somebody to Love - The Dreamlovers

Disc 5:

1. Wild Thing - The Troggs

2. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys

3. A Groovy Kind of Love - The Mindbenders

4. Western Union - The Five Americans

5. Hats Off to Larry - Del Shannon

6. California Sun - The Rivieras

7. Crimson & Clover - Tommy James & The Shondells

8. The Boy from New York City - The Ad-Libs

9. Leader of the Pack - The Shangri-Las

10. Devil With a Blue Dress On - Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels

11. Love Is All Around - The Troggs

12. Sugar Sugar - The Archies

13. The Game of Love - Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders

14. I Think We're Alone Now - Tommy James & The Shondells

Disc 6:

1. Jim Dandy - Lavern Baker

2. Lipstick on Your Collar - Connie Francis

3. Sweet Nothin's - Brenda Lee

4. Mr. Lee - The Bobbettes

5. Eddie My Love - The Teen Queens

6. Lollipop - The Chordettes

7. Born Too Late - The Poni-Tails

8. What a Difference a Day Makes - Dinah Washington

9. Pink Shoe Laces - Dodie Stevens

10. Ivory Tower - Cathy Carr

11. Teach Me Tonight - The DeCastro Sisters

12. Tonight You Belong to Me - Patience & Prudence

13. Don't You Know - Della Reese

14. Cry Me a River - Julie London

Disc 7:

1. Sixteen Candles - The Crests

2. Cara Mia - Jay & The Americans

3. At the Hop - Danny & The Juniors

4. Little Darlin' - The Diamonds

5. Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry

6. Runaway - Del Shannon

7. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - The Platters

8. Why Do Fools Fall in Love - Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers

9. Under the Boardwalk - The Drifters

10. This I Swear - The Skyliners

11. Maybe - The Chantels

12. Let's Hang On - The Four Seasons

13. La Bamba - Ritchie Valens

14. Shout! - The Isley Brothers

Disc 8:

1. Earth Angel - The Penguins

2. Since I Don't Have You - The Skyliners

3. You Belong to Me - The Duprees

4. Sherry - The Four Seasons

5. I Only Have Eyes for You - The Flamingos

6. Tears on My Pillow - Little Anthony & The Imperials

7. Rock Around the Clock - Bill Haley & The Comets

8. My Girl - The Temptations

9. Blueberry Hill - Fats Domino

10. The Great Pretender - The Platters

11. Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison

12. California Dreamin' - The Mamas & The Papas

13. Do You Love Me - The Contours

14. Walk On By - Dionne Warwick

Disc 9:

1. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - Jerry Lee Lewis

2. All I Have to Do Is Dream - The Everly Brothers

3. I Wonder Why - Dion & The Belmonts

4. You Cheated - The Shields

5. I'm So Young - The Students

6. Book of Love - The Monotones

7. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins

8. Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis

9. Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers

10. Stormy Weather - The Spaniels

11. The Angels Listened In - The Crests

12. Susie Q - Dale Hawkins

13. Short Shorts - The Royal Teens

14. Church Bells May Ring - The Willows

Disc 10:

1. Lightnin' Strikes - Lou Christie

2. Rescue Me - Fontella Bass

3. Downtown - Petula Clark

4. Monster Mash - Bobby "Boris" Pickett

5. Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye - Steam

6. The Rain, The Park and Other Things - The Cowsills

7. My Booyfriend's Back - The Angels

8. No Particular Place to Go - Chuck Berry

9. But I Do - Clarence "Frogman" Henry

10. Where the Boys Are - Connie Francis

11. Wolly Bully - Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs

12. It's My Party - Leslie Gore

13. You're the One - The Vogues

14. A Summer Song - Chad & Jeremy

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Describe something nice about ten mutuals you love GO

this got unnecessarily long so i’ll put a read more skfhdj AND i’ve given everyone a song bc i like to do that, either bc i thought of u or just bc i want u to listen to it for no reason other than that it fuckin slaps. mwah 

1. @useralyssa — alyssa is... me. she’s the leo version of me. i think our mutual obsession with god and hands really bound us together for good. i could actually wax poetic abt her for ages bc she’s just so... good. her writing is immaculate even when she functions on half a retired braincell and there’s no one i trust to read my nonsense before her. she also singlehandedly sends the best letters. song: i’ll take the blame - vérité 2. @matchingbees — mery!!! mery’s a gem. she’s kind, she’s patient, she’s intelligent, she’s funny, she’s giving, she’s hotheaded, she’s everything you want in a friend. a real friend lets u use their adobe ID so u dont have to pay for photoshop and mery’s been letting me use hers for ages. she’s a very grounding presence for me in the one dee fandom and i love her. song: it’s not the same anymore - rex orange county 3. @tattooedlovers — miss ingrid... another gem of a person. i know she’s kind of quiet on here and minds her business and rarely says anything but ingrid is actually so fucking funny and understanding and ruthless. i know i can count on her to be levelheaded with me and she’s a real, genuine friend that will stick with you until the end. maam im lucky to have u song: stay gold - pvris 4. @festivedeans — alex is one of the funniest people on this goddamn website. we’re pretty newly bonded but i already know she’s FUNNY and kind and generous. her literal job is caring for babies and i think that says a lot about her personality and character. i love her. song: pretty venom - all time low

5. @queereightiesheartthrob — amber is the shane to my ryan. we actually should’ve known since our very first conversation consisted of amber laughing and making me cry. but she’s very big brained and i go to her often to blow off steam bc something here Irks me. one of these days she will drive the 20 hours to see me 😞 song: brick wall - adtr 6. @wasithard — tez oh tez. tez is a wondrous, wonderful person. she just... radiates positivity but not in a weird, overdone way. it feels genuine and she’s so open and so talented. have you heard her sing???? go listen to her covers immediately. tez is just so so warm and very much friend-shaped. an angel. song: winona ryder - picture this 7. @bipercabeth — miss emma.... where does one begin. for a cancer, u have a lot of big dick energy and it would be a little intimidating if we weren’t all on tumblr dot com. i think i can safely say that you have such a kind, generous heart and would do a lot for ur friends after that little bob morley stunt. anyone would be lucky to call you their friend. and that’s not even mention the sheer talent u have with the way u pull together words to stitch a story. am simply obsessed with it. song: big & scared - raleigh ritchie  8. @theparisinterview — hi miss val. val is simply one of the nicest people i’ve met on here. i think i say that almost every time but i cant just not say it after the experiences i’ve had on here. val is nice, she’s kind, she’s funny, she’ll check up on you if she has to, she’ll show u pictures of the sunset bc she knows u like them. she’s a gem. song: 25 - the pretty reckless 9. @dearniall — heleeennnnn!!! happy birthday!!!!!! helen is one of the most chill and laid back ppl on here, esp in our little obnoxious one dee circle. she’s so open and accepting and her taste in music is immaculate. she’s just very !! we’re kindred spirits in some ways and i just love having her on my dash. song: hang ups - scott helman 10. @hotgirlhannibal — sabine 🥺 i adore sab she is so... comically funny. like u just know she’s one of those ppl who never have to try to be funny, she just says the most hilarious things. she’s a sweetheart and she just makes my dash a hundred times better with her hannibal obsession and knack for all things entertaining. song: jungle - x ambassadors