#sam halliday

[thebowerypresents]

Two Door Cinema Club – Racket – February 28, 2024

Back in New York City for the first time in several years, Irish synth-pop band Two Door Cinema Club were in fine form at a sold-out Terminal 5 on Thursday night.

Photos courtesy of Michelle Paradis | @michelleparadis_

[flukemannn]

Two Door Cinema Club at Wollongong, on Canon IUXS 8015

[bamboo-muse]

On cloud 9 since last night, saw Two Door Cinema Club live and got Sam Halliday's set list and one of Kevin Bairds guitar picks!!!

The energy was amazing, hearing a whole concert full of people singing their songs and seeing the joy on the other members faces, especially Alex's.

Tbh I had no idea the band was so huge, the venue was packed and near sold out compared to Barnes Courtney and the Struts.

[panictomychemical]

guyz this whole week I’ve been listening to Tourist History by Two Door Cinema Club and it is NOT okay (>_<)

[rickchung]

♫ Two Door Cinema Club x "Sure Enough" x Late Night with Seth Meyers.

[greencloakedfae]

Okay this took a moment (or month) longer than expected but hopefully my rambling makes sense?? But here's my hopefully somewhat decent argument for Thomas lying about his debts. Also, apologies for no power point slides lmao.

Thomas very obviously falls into that classic privileged rich boy trope. He has little-to-no respect for anyone we see or hear him interact with that is of a lower social status than him (including but not limited to shooting Halliday's horse and then taunting him about it, his treatment of Amadin both on screen and through Amadin's recounts of him from childhood, spooking household staff for the fun of it, and how rude he is towards the men they hired to hunt down Nell), and his favourite past time appears to be drinking with his friends and causing trouble towards other people (with how George and Roxy explain on multiple occasions about Thomas's reoccurring behaviour in the village and towards Roxy, and how all the townsfolk are immediately on edge and cautious when he enters the Talbot in episode one).

That is all to set up that I think Thomas is actually rather intelligent, nearing or at what we give Sofia credit for, but prefers to just fuck around (and find out lmao).

Because multiple times throughout episode one he shows that he knows how to say the right things to get what he wants. He understands how people see him and he uses that to appeal to people of higher standing than him, ie his father and Poynton. Take when he makes his apology to his father to convince him to give Halliday the deed to the Talbot rather than to Nell.

Lord Blancheford: Since when were you interested in furthering a good man's cause?

Thomas: I've been unworthy of you. I've humiliated you, and I've allowed myself to be influenced by the wrong people. And I'm sorry. I want to put all of this behind me-

Sofia: So not content on turning them into orphans, you want to make them homeless now as well.

Thomas: Don't say that.

And also with how he opens up the conversation with Poynton about his alleged debts.

Thomas: So, just lately things have been difficult. And I have no one to talk to, and I know you're very busy...

Poynton: Tell me what's upsetting you, Thomas.

He also seems to have a tone of voice that he reserves for these moments (one that makes me giggle every time I hear the "I've been unworthy of you" lmao). I'm not the best with tone, but it always gives me a sort of childish impression? Like he's making himself seem almost submissive and helpless??

He fully has the awareness to know how his words and actions effect a situation for him, but he would rather use it to walk a tightrope that allows him to act as he does without facing (many) consequences. He probably prefers to keep expectations of himself low to not be held to any responsibility, but still gets to maintain not being completely written off as to not loose any privileges.

Because his father also appears very lenient with his behaviour. Though based on their first scene together (at the dinner table when Thomas is told his allowance will be stopped), the knowledge that Thomas was sent to boarding school and placed into the care of an uncle briefly to help straighten him out, as well as Lord Blancheford's covering up of his murder of Sam Trotter, I'd wager that Lord Blancheford views Thomas's behaviour as a threat to the family's reputation rather than any actual concern for him being a shit human being. And based off how Thomas reacts to being disciplined, I'd expect that proper consequences to his actions are few and far between.

So when it comes to Thomas actually facing these consequences, he jumps straight into using that intelligence to do as he's always done, side step responsibility.

(Horrendous gif quality but like,,, that's the face of a man who is scheming. Dude started the scene drunk as anything with his bowl of pickles and visibly very quickly sobered up.)

Consider when Thomas first interacts with Poynton on screen, this also being the first time Thomas mentions having debts.

Thomas: I have debts my Father knows nothing about. Debts I can only settle when I come into my inheritance. At least because he's stopped my allowance.

Poynton: Ah.

Thomas: You once told me, that a man could sell his soul to darkness, and in return get anything, everything he desires. And that you are the person that can intercede in such matters. I want my estate Poynton. I want everything, now.

Obviously his end goal is to gain access to his inheritance, but he frames his motivator as concern over unpayable debts. Which, first of all I don't believe is his motivation, and secondly I believe that he's straight up lying about having any in the first place.

At face value this makes sense, he drinks regularly and no doubt seems the type of guy to engage in gambling and other such behaviours that could lead to gaining debts.

But Thomas actively commits the murder of Sam Trotter, likely (and rightfully) assuming his father would step in and cover it up. So why wouldn't he just have his father fix his debts for him as well? The cost wouldn't be a concern for Lord Blancheford, especially if Thomas was previously paying it off with just his allowance and with Sofia being able to offer a £40 reward for Nell's capture. The way that family is willing to wave around money to keep appearances, it wouldn't be a hard ask to pay off some debts.

Also, what tipped me off on my first watch through was how Thomas relays the situation to Sofia.

Thomas: I used to tell him things, like... that I was short of money and that I needed my inheritance. And he would say things like 'well Thomas, what stands between you and your inheritance?'

His tone reads to me like he is recounting that he told tales to try get what he wanted from Poynton. Choices are intentional in media, and I feel like you have to give credit to the writers in the way they've worded (and how Jake Dunn delivered) that line. He phrases it such that he's explaining how he manipulated and fabricated a scenario to get Poynton's help, rather than a confession to Sofia of debt being a motivator for reaching out to Poynton; "I used to tell him things, like..." vs "I confided in him...".

Sofia also does not appear to have any reaction to the debts, giving weight that she understands the debts were a lie to gain Poynton's help. She has control over the estate at this point, and would be aware of the financial situation enough to know if large amounts of money are being spent for unknown reasons. Also, Thomas is very obviously not in any position to be worrying about finances after killing his father. Although, this could also all be argued away with Sofia being more concerned about Poynton's involvement to be worried about anything else in that moment. Either way, that still doesn't disprove the idea that Thomas is lying about his debts.

In place of debt as a motivator, my view is that he's just a rich boy throwing a tantrum honestly. In episode one, all his actions outside of his focus of getting drunk and fucking around with his friends are all reactionary to the consequences of his actions. He reaches out to Poynton after being told his allowance would be cut to ask for help in gaining his inheritance. He chooses to kill Nell's father specifically to prove himself to Poynton after Nell stood up to him (something no other townsfolk had done) and embarrassed him publicly. And, he finally only kills his own father after Nell confronts the Blanchefords and Lord Blancheford promises to have Thomas face legal repercussions. He's intelligent enough to understand a situation well enough to decide when is an appropriate time to take action, how to manipulate a situation into a more self-serving one, and how to take advantage of opportunities when they arise. But he also only bothers to do so when he has been embarrassed, had a privilege revoked, or is being forced to live with his actions.

Idk feel free to share your thoughts on this, this is mostly word vomit onto a post but hopefully theres some substance to it lmao.

[imaginemyreality03]

🕹️👨‍💻An escape is only an escape if you still live most of your life in reality👨‍💻🕹️

🛑SPOILERS AHEAD🛑

(YES EVEN IF YOU SAW THE MOVIE)

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

Read: January 27 -> January 31, 2024

BRA Score: 79/100

Favorite Quote: “No one in the world gets what they want and that’s beautiful.” - Wade, Pg?

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Book Gist: Wade is growing up in 2045, with nothing and no one to his name. His saving grace from a life of boredom and loneliness: The Hunt. The creator of the most used product in the world, The OASIS, left behind a challenge when he died 5 years ago that whoever can solve all the clues, pass every challenge, and collect every key will win his Easter Egg, which will make the winner richer than their wildest dreams, and give them full control over the OASIS. Wade isn’t the only one searching, millions of OASIS users have had their hands in the hunt, but the most dangerous is by far the Sixers of IOI, the quickly-monopolizing second tech company that will corrupt and destroy the sanctuary that Halliday built in the OASIS to turn it into another capitalist endeavor. Wade is trying to win it before IOI can, but if he is so poor he can’t even leave his school’s planet, how is supposed to solve anything?

Tags: SciFi, YA, Virtual Reality, Violence, Future-set

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Overall Review:

Pre-read:

The movie is by far one of my most favorite films of all time. I can pick it up at any point and immediately start quoting word for word. It’s my comfort film.

That being said, this read was highly anticipated, and I have not circled back yet to read Ready Player Two (though it’s on my list for next month because I am very excited that the sequel film was green lit).

Plot:

And, I think because I’ve lived the movie for years, I wasn’t made about how different the book was, BECAUSE my source material was the film, knowing the film was adapting the novel. I wasn’t attached one way or another on seeing parts of the book in the film. And because I have a mind for film, and how adaptions work, I could recognize why such significant parts of the story had to be changed, like the fact that there are 6 challenges (one per key and one per gate), or Daito and Sho being related, or iROK’s entire character (he drove me crazy tbh). To bring that to film would be such a struggle, because it’s so well layered and incorporated in the novel, with the pace and the plot structure, keeping that would not be plausible for a film timeframe and a bit too busy for the attention span of a film viewer.

Worldbuilding:

What I also really loved about the book was the detail! It was all so intricate and so reference heavy. It goes so much deeper in the book than it ever went in the film, and I love that. Because I’m the kind of person who can identify a detail as it is presented that’s meant to be hidden only to be very important later on, this book had me on the edge of my seat, I had no clue what would matter and what wouldn’t, which is exactly the reason why Halliday’s Hunt was so hard in the first place, so I really felt right in the middle of it all.

Romantic Sub-Plot:

Wade and Samantha’s relationship was a lot less interesting and a lot less necessary in the book, I felt. I didn’t really feel their chemistry much. I think their friendship only culminating in a relationship post-egg (or even moments before the final battle) would have been a lot better, especially if they had previously acknowledged that they had feelings for each other, but it didn’t feel right to explore that side of their relationship yet.

Wade:

Also!!!! Dude, Wade is so much fucking smarter than the film makes him!! He freaking infiltrates IOI (which is so much more awful in the book) and takes them all down from the inside and then freaking escapes!! Sam was legit just allowed anywhere she wanted and then walked out in the movie. He is a literal genius.

Cast:

Losing Daito IRL really made the stakes more intense than in the film, even with the stacks blowing up and the car chase. I was really sad for a while with that one, especially for Sho.

[wbauction]

AUCTION RESULTS.

The auction closed at 10pm EST, March 24th 2024. Bids placed after 10pm EST were not registered.

(The results are of IC knowledge, so feel free to use any information under the cut for your future threads, if you wish.)

The winners are:

SAM'S WAXED MUSTACHE — Jeong-in Kang, for $4,000

ORIGINAL PAINTING: "SLURRY" — Lee Malkovich, for $700

SET OF ANCIENT GREEK VASES — Adam Starke, for $31,000

DINNER WITH HER AND THE WAGNER FAMILY — Adam Starke, for $3200

FIRST EDITION COPY OF EMILY DICKINSON'S POEMS — Eva Movska, for $11,000

SIGNED NASA FLIGHT PLAN, USED ON THE MORPHEUS MISSION TO THE MOON — Lev Movska, for $12,000

SIGNED SUPERBOWL FROM THIS YEAR'S GAME — Abel Rousseau, for $10,000

SIGNED SCRIPT — Sam Burman, for $950

ORIGINAL JOHN WILLIAM GODWARD PAINTING "A GREEK BEAUTY" — Athena Marchmain, for $100,000

VINTAGE LEATHER BRIEFCASE — Abel Rousseau, for $600

BILL SIGNING PEN USED BY RONALD REAGAN — Archer Brooks, for $1,000

BOUDOIR PHOTOSHOOT — Lola Villarin Movska, for $14,000

DIAMOND BRACELET — Lev Movska, for $8,600

MACALLAN 50 YEAR OLD IN LALIQUE SIX PILLARS, FIRST EDITION — Archer Brooks, for $11,000

LARGE, HAND FRAMED OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING — Lara Rivkin, for $4,000

GARLAND-STYLE DIAMOND NECKLACE — Anaïs Murad, for $30,000

PREPARATION OF TAX DOCUMENTS FOR AN INDIVIDUAL OR MARRIED COUPLE — Clark Cain, for $300

PRIVATE DINNER FOR TWO AT THEIR HOME — Jasper Davis, for $500

ORIGINAL AD PRODUCTION/CAMPAIGN COURTESY OF HER FAMILY — Lev Movska, for $3,500

ELECTRIC BICYCLE — Yang Saem, for $200

VINTAGE DIAMOND NECKLACE — Kristen Parrish, for $30,000

FINE CHINA SET — Adam Starke, for $900

BAKED GOODS BASKET — Harley Hidalgo, for $250

DATE — Lola Villarin Movska, for $9,200

OIL PAINTING, 4x8, TITLED "ROCK ON" — Jeong-in Kang, for $1,000

FROG LADY'S EGG (THE MANDALORIAN) — Flynn Halliday, for $350

JOSEPH MOVSKA'S SLUTTY LITTLE DINNER FORKS (POLISHED) — Jeong-in Kang, for $3,000

VOUCHER FOR 30 DAYS WORKING ONE INVESTIGATION FOR FREE — Lola Villarin Movska, for $2,000

[kwebtv]

The Hanged Man  -  ITV  -  February 15, 1975 -  April 5, 1975

Crime Drama (6 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Colin Blakely as Lew Burnett

Michael Williams as Alan Crowe

Gary Watson as John Quentin

David Daker as Piet Hollander

John Rees as Brian Nelson

Angela Browne as Elizabeth Hayden

Brian Croucher as Sammy Grey

William Lucas as George Pilgrim

Frank Wylie as David Larson

Julian Glover as Joe Denver

Jenny Hanley as Druscilla

Peter Halliday as Jean-Claud de Salle

John Bay as Sam Lambert

William Russell as Peter Kroger

Michael Coles as Hans Ericksen

Gareth Hunt as Eddie Malone

Jack Watson as Douglas McKinnon

Bill Mitchell as Harry Friedman

Alan MacNaughtan as Charles Galbraith

Naomi Chance as Jane Cowley

Tenniel Evans as Joseph

Victor Brooks as Nightwatchman

Fred Feast as Josef

[byneddiedingo]

Cesar Romero and Nancy Kelly in Frontier Marshal (Allan Dwan, 1939)

Cast: Randolph Scott, Nancy Kelly, Cesar Romero, Binnie Barnes, John Carradine, Edward Norris, Eddie Foy Jr., Ward Bond, Lon Chaney Jr., Chris-Pin Martin, Joe Sawyer. Screenplay: Sam Hellman, based on a book by Stuart N. Lake. Cinematography: Charles G. Clarke. Art direction: Lewis H. Creber, Richard Day. Film editing: Fred Allen. Music: Samuel Kaylin, Charles Maxwell, David Raksin, Walter Scharf.

The title Frontier Marshal sounds like a generic Western, and it doesn't lie. It's about a stranger who comes to a lawless mining town and cleans it up with his fists and his guns. The stranger, played by Randolph Scott, is Wyatt Earp, and the movie is based on Stuart N. Lake's heavily fictionalized 1931 biography of Earp that established his legend as the man who cleaned up Tombstone by fighting it out with the bad guys at the OK Corral. So yes, you've seen it all before, in later and more celebrated films like John Ford's My Darling Clementine (1946) and John Sturges's Gunfight at the OK Corral (1957). Allan Dwan's film (from which Ford borrowed liberally) is a more modest affair. The famous gunfight in the movie  is almost over before it starts. Nor is Scott's Earp a particularly mythic figure; he even gets seriously beat up before he's able to seize authority in the town. If there's a mythic figure in Frontier Marshal it's Doc Halliday*, played with surprising charm and finesse by Cesar Romero. The character of Earp is also overshadowed by two women: Jerry (Binnie Barnes), a tough-as-nails dance hall hostess, and Sarah (Nancy Kelly), a nurse who has followed her former lover, Doc, to Tombstone, trying to save him from himself. Refreshingly, the two women are given significant agency in the movie, beyond just battling for Doc's affections. What distinguishes Dwan as a director is that he never seems to take for granted the material he's given to work with. Yes, Frontier Marshal is generic and predictable, but Dwan doesn't condescend to it: He gives the scenes snap and vigor, and he gets performances that are in some ways better than they're written. Barnes, for example, turns Jerry into a force to be reckoned with. It took me a moment to recognize her as the same actress who played the snooty Linda Cram in Holiday (George Cukor, 1938). Kelly's Sarah isn't the pallid schoolmarm played by Cathy Downs in My Darling Clementine, but a woman out to get her man. And if Romero, usually a lounge lizard type, ever gave a better performance I haven't seen it. I could have done with less of Eddie Foy Jr., clownishly playing his own father, and Chris-Pin Martin's milking of the stereotypical Chicano bartender role, but they keep the film lively. Scott is less memorable than the other players, but he provides a quiet stability to the film. 

Usually spelled "Holliday," but the alternate spelling was used, reportedly because of concern about litigation from the Holliday family. 

[skyguywrites]

random character bullet points nobody asked for (i always forget shit so i'm sure there's things missing here)

OCS.

Amelia Barton.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Maggie Chance

Best friend(s): Sam, Luke, Louis, Laura, Teddy

Roommate(s): Cassie, Louis, Scotty

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Amira Pace.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Killian Ford

Best friend(s): Hunter, Noah

Roommate(s): Killian

Crush: Dante

Family: n/a

Pets: Wraith (cat)

Annie Baxter.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Elias Hewitt

Best friend(s): Jax, Dante

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Lottie (cousin)

Pets: Love (future huskie)

Billy McHale.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Simon Hudson

Best friend(s): Ariadne, Rhodes (npc)

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Sephy (cousin), Campbell, Levi, Sonny (cousins)

Pets: Scoob (golden retriever)

Bonnie Stewart.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Rory O'Sullivan

Best friend(s): Jenson, MK, Missy

Roommate(s): Maggie

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Cassie Croft.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Jonah Jacobs (tbd)

Best friend(s): Louis, Laura

Roommate(s): Amelia, Louis, Scotty

Crush: Max (unrequited), Ty, Kasper

Family: Elodie, Théo (cousins)

Pets: n/a

Colin Nash.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Matthias Castillo

Best friend(s): Teddy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Teddy (past)

Family: Rachel (sister), Lisa (sister, npc), Bella (niece), Archer, Carmen (half brothers)

Pets: n/a

Diego Rodriguez.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Henry Bly

Best friend(s): Poppy, Marley

Roommate(s): Poppy

Crush: Poppy (unrequited)

Family: Various sisters (npc)

Pets: n/a

Elodie Moreau.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Heath Hudson

Best friend(s): Charlie, Lando, Keeley, Luke

Roommate(s): Théo

Crush: Charlie (unrequited)

Family: Théo (twin brother), Teddy (cousin), Cassie (cousin)

Pets: Bonbon (dog)

Flynn Moone.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Rae Sunne

Best friend(s): Noah, Wardo

Roommate(s): Rae, Katie (npc)

Crush: Noah (past), Wardo (past)

Family: n/a

Pets: n/a

Ivy Rogers.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Max Hayashi

Best friend(s): Wardo

Roommate(s): Sam

Crush: n/a

Family: Holly (sister)

Pet(s): Wardo (cat), Helen (cat), various kittens

Jasper Woolf.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Ariadne Halliday

Best friend(s): Ben

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ben (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Jessie Ortiz.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Marley Bostwick

Best friend(s): Max

Roommate(s): Jared (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Prue (past)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Kian McGrath.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Ezra

Best friend(s): Rory, Missy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Rory, Louis

Family: Davey, Luca (half brothers), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Marcus Greene.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Jenson Heron

Best friend(s): Charlie, Kennedy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Charlie, Dante (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Blue (future dog)

Matty Parker.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Chess Howard

Best friend(s): Eli, Maggie

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Simon (unrequited), Jax

Family: Various siblings (npc)

Pet(s): Dodger, Radcliffe, Sponge (corgies)

Maverick Rojas.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Harlow Charlton & Rafferty Reyes

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Siblings (npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Micah Abiola.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Joey Claremont

Best friend(s): Joey, Bradley

Roommate(s): Joey

Crush: Joey

Family: Various sisters (npc)

Pet(s): Judy Hopps (bunny)

Olly Walker.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Jude Patch

Best friend(s): Jude, Marianne

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Jude, Teddy

Family: Ezra (brother), Hannah (sister)

Pet(s): Ringo (dog), Bono (cat), Jagger (bunny)

Persephone Blake.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Bradley Prestwick

Best friend(s): Ripley, Charlie, Maggie

Roommate(s): Ariadne

Crush: n/a

Family: Billy (cousin), Campbell, Levi, Sonny (cousins)

Pet(s): Grantaire (cat)

Poppy Martin.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Noah Calloway

Best friend(s): Chess, Joey, Diego, Henry

Roommate(s): Diego

Crush: Charlie (past, unrequited), Louis (past, unrequited), Henry (past, unrequited), Marley (past), Maggie (past)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Scotty Carter.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Sam Hewitt

Best friend(s): Louis, Laura

Roommate(s): Amelia, Cassie, Louis

Crush: Louis (past, unrequited), Indra (past, ex fiancé, npc)

Family: Lucy (half sister, npc), Michael (half brother, npc)

Pet(s): Blair (dog), Serena (dog)

Théo Moreau.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Hunter Routledge

Best friend(s): Lando

Roommate(s): Elodie

Crush: Lando

Family: Elodie (twin sister), Cassie (cousin), Teddy (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Valentina Bly.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Teddy Ellwood

Best friend(s): Ariadne

Roommate(s): Henry

Crush: Ariadne, Wardo

Family: Henry (brother), Sylvie (sister), additional brothers (npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Zac Lucas.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Archer Reese

Best friend(s): Eva, Melody, Delaney, Missy

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Archer, Ty (unrequited)

Family: Art (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

INSPOS

Alex Knight.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Rowan Berry

Best friend(s): Rowan

Roommate(s): Chad (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Rowan

Family: Lando (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Angelica Prince.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Jamie Grace

Best friend(s): Matthias, Max, Jude

Roommate(s): Matthias

Crush: n/a

Family: Laurie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Archie Burke.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Marianne Patch

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Art Lucas-Blake.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Goose Woodrow

Best friend(s): Win

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Pip

Family: Zac (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Bobbie Wilson.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Melody Nixon

Best friend(s): Noah

Roommate(s): n/a (currently homeless)

Crush: Eli

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Candice Turner.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Forrest Mcrory

Best friend(s): Jude

Roommate(s): Morgan (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Levi

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Nacho (dog)

Chris Murdock.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Carmen Reese

Best friend(s): Carmen, Izzy

Roommate(s): Carmen (on/off)

Crush: Carmen, Kasper

Family: Leo (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Daffodil Sterling.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Shepherd Bloomwood

Best friend(s): Heath, Marianne, Thaniel

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Mac, Missy (unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Bruiser (dog)

Davey McGrath.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Cora Bailey

Best friend(s): Eva

Roommate(s): Luca

Crush: Eva (unrequited)

Family: Luca (brother), Kian (half brother), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Dolly McCabe.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Travis Hutton

Best friend(s): Hattie, Hunter, Sloane

Roommate(s): 3x strangers (npc)

Crush: Hunter, Archer, Sloane (unrequited)

Family: Harlow (cousin through marriage)

Pet(s): n/a

Dylan Buckley.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kennedy Chappel

Best friend(s): Cody

Roommate(s): Kennedy

Crush: Kennedy (anonymous online persona)

Family: Aidan (cousin)

Pet(s): Keane (border collie)

Ellie Smith.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Reid MacNamara

Best friend(s): Reid

Roommate(s): Reid

Crush: Reid

Family: Dylan (son, npc), Oscar (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Brendon Fitz.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: June Perry

Best friend(s): Keeley

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: June

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Button (cat)

Fliss Conrad.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Ace Woodrow

Best friend(s): Carmen

Roommate(s): Ace, Gordy, Goose (eventually)

Crush: Ace

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gabe Brooks.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Blair Mcrory

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Milo (dog)

Jayesh Neumann.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Hayden Bridger

Best friend(s): Sam, Sloane

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Hayden

Family: Devi (niece, npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Josef Gonzalez.

Sexuality: Gay

Ship: Aidan Buckley

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Aidan

Family: n/a

Pet(s): belle (dog)

Kim Sunder.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Luke Wren

Best friend(s): Ezra

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ben (unrequited)

Family: Ash (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Lily-Rose Fisher.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Levi McHale

Best friend(s): Chess, Sloane

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Delaney (sister)

Pet(s): n/a

Lorenzo Patch.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Cody McQueen

Best friend(s): Hattie

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Hattie (unrequited)

Family: Marianne, Jude (cousins)

Pet(s): n/a

Luca McGrath.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Taylor Hathaway

Best friend(s): Cora

Roommate(s): Davey

Crush: Lando, Taylor

Family: Davey (brother), Kian (half brother), Luke (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Ophelia Cole.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Glenn Riggins

Best friend(s): Kennedy, Lando

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Luke (ex, unrequited)

Family: n/a

Pet(s): Paris (dog)

Petey Kim.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Missy Maclean

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Missy

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Rachel Nash.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Maia, Lando, Cora

Roommate(s): Maia

Crush: Ripley, Eva

Family: Colin (adopted brother)

Pet(s): n/a

WIP.

Ashwin Kaur.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Delaney Fisher

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Kim

Crush: n/a

Family: Kim (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Callie Macnamara.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kasper Czerny

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Mac (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Clodagh Walsh.

Sexuality: tbd

Ship: Thaniel Abbott

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Nameless npc

Crush: Thaniel

Family: Keegan (brother)

Pet(s): n/a

Corey Lang.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Keeley Whitefield

Best friend(s): June, Luke

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Keeley

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Dahlia Chen.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Hattie Hankel (tbd)

Best friend(s): Felix

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Daniela Lopez.

Sexuality: Straight

Ship: Benjamin Kent

Best friend(s): Skye

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Emily Hewitt.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Carmen (unrequited)

Family: Eli (cousin)

Pet(s): Bandit (german shepherd)

Gemini Jackson.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Leo

Roommate(s): Leo

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gloria Hardy.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: AJ Castle

Best friend(s): Taylor

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Gordy Woodrow.

Sexuality: Pansexual

Ship: Laura Timlin

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): Ace, Goose, Fliss

Crush: Laura

Family: Ace, Goose (brothers)

Pet(s): n/a

Hannah Walker.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Conrad Finch

Best friend(s): Delaney, Missy

Roommate(s): Brian (boyfriend, npc)

Crush: Levi

Family: Ezra, Olly (brothers)

Pet(s): Daisy (baby duck), Ramen (dog), Lola (bunny)

Jasmine Ansari.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: Pip Tyrwhitt (tbd)

Best friend(s): Levi

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Zara (daughter, npc)

Pet(s): n/a

Laurie Prince.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Angelica (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Lottie Baxter.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Dante (unrequited), Jax (unrequited)

Family: Annie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Mei Hamada.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Bradley

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Miles Sinclair.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Sloane Kite

Best friend(s): Felix

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Felix

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Nataliya Kuzmas.

Sexuality: Lesbian

Ship: Holly Sargent

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Cora (cousin)

Pet(s): Chonk (dog), Cheep (bird)

Oscar Reynolds.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): n/a

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Ellie (cousin)

Pet(s): n/a

Ruby Clemons.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Tanner Maybank

Best friend(s): Shep

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Ripley

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

Summer Baird.

Sexuality: Queer

Ship: n/a

Best friend(s): Jonah

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: n/a

Family: Lucia (god daughter)

Pet(s): n/a

Xander.

Sexuality: Bisexual

Ship: Kiera Williams

Best friend(s): Pip, Win

Roommate(s): n/a

Crush: Jax

Family: n/a

Pet(s): n/a

[dollycas]

I am delighted to shine the spotlight on Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder (Samantha Davies Mysteries) by S.A. Kazlo today~ About Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder  Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder (Samantha Davies Mysteries) Cozy Mystery 6th in Series Setting - The series takes place in Wings Falls, New York, a small town in upstate New York about 45 minutes north of Albany Publisher ‏ : ‎ Gemma Halliday Publishing (December 3, 2024) Digital ~250 Pages ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D9ZKS19S Christmas is coming and children’s book author, Samantha Davies, and her lovable dachshund, Porkchop, are caught up in the holiday festivities in beautiful upstate New York. Sam’s parents, Chuck and Barbara, who have been enjoying their retired life in sunny Florida, have flown into Wings Falls to spend the holidays with Sam and meet her new boyfriend, Detective Hank Johnson. Sam is also busy hosting this year’s Christmas party for the Loopy Ladies, Sam’s rug hooking group. The Loopy Ladies know how to party and are enjoying an evening eating, drinking, and making merry... until Santa crashes the party. Unfortunately, this Santa is Sam’s next-door neighbor who her parents have had a long-running feud with. When not playing the local mall’s not-so-jolly old St. Nick, Leo Sayers is a newspaper reporter, and he announces to the group that he's written a damning article accusing Sam’s dad and his close friend, Herb Feinstein, of some very shady dealings in their past. To preserve peace on earth—and among the Loopy Ladies—Chuck and Herb escort Leo from the party. Only, not long after being sent on his way, Santa is found dead—lying in the snow, run over by a plastic reindeer, with a string of Christmas lights around his neck! Are Sam’s father and Herb now on the naughty list? If Sam can’t prove them innocent of murdering Santa, she's afraid their stockings will contain handcuffs and a one-way ticket to prison this year! Great Escapes Praise for Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder (Samantha Davies Mysteries) by S.A. Kazlo Such a lovely and fun holiday read. Just what I needed, and I highly encourage readers to make sure they add this to their seasonal to-be-read stack. ~Sarah Can't Stop Reading Books A delightful and thoroughly enjoyable read, and very heartwarming. I highly recommend this read to everyone looking for a wonderful cozy escape. ~Jody's Bookish Haven 5-STARS Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder will help anyone get into the Christmas spirit. It will entertain them and give them a laugh or two at the zaniness of the Samantha Davies Mysteries ~Novels Alive I recommend Mistletoe, Mutts, and Murder for other fans of cozy mysteries, holiday reads - and of course for fellow dachshund lovers. This is such a fun, fast-moving mystery. There is a great deal of warmth and some humor too. ~View from the Birdhouse About S.A. Kazlo Syrl, a retired teacher, lives in upstate New York with her husband and two lively dachshunds. She writes the Samantha Davies Mystery series, featuring Samantha Davies and her loveable dachshund, Porkchop. When not writing she is busy hooking, rug hooking that is, and enjoying her family. Her newest book, number six in the series is, Mistletoe, Mutts and Murder.  Author Links Website - Blog - Twitter-@sakazlo - Instagram- sakazlo - Facebook- sakazlo - Linkedin- sakazlo Purchase Links - Amazon - B&N - Smashwords - Kobo -  TOUR PARTICIPANTS - Please visit all the stops. December 2 – Sarah Can't Stop Reading Books – REVIEW December 2 – Sapphyria's Book Reviews – SPOTLIGHT December 3 – Jody's Bookish Haven – REVIEW December 3 – Baroness Book Trove – SPOTLIGHT December 4 – Books, Ramblings, and Tea – SPOTLIGHT December 4 – Novels Alive - REVIEW December 5 – Christy's Cozy Corners – CHARACTER GUEST POST December 5 – Frugal Freelancer – SPOTLIGHT December 6 – FUONLYKNEW – SPOTLIGHT December 7 – Celticlady's Reviews – SPOTLIGHT December 8 – Cozy Up With Kathy – CHARACTER GUEST POST December 9 – Maureen's Musings – SPOTLIGHT December 10 – StoreyBook Reviews – CHARACTER GUEST POST December 11 – Sneaky the Library Cat's blog – CHARACTER INTERVIEW December 12 – Ascroft, eh? – AUTHOR INTERVIEW December 13 – View from the Birdhouse – REVIEW December 14 – Cassidy's Bookshelves – SPOTLIGHT December 14 – Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book – SPOTLIGHT December 15 – Boys' Mom Reads! – CHARACTER GUEST POST a Rafflecopter giveaway Have you signed up to be a Tour Host? Click Here to Find Details and Sign Up Today! Want to Book a Tour? Click Here Your Escape Into A Good Book Travel Agent This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using my links, I will receive a small commission from the sale at no cost to you. Thank you for supporting Escape With Dollycas. Read the full article

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Onde assistir filme Blue Jean? Você pode assistir "Blue Jean" no Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Oi Play legalmente online, no Microsoft Store, Amazon Video, Google Play Movies alugar online ou também no Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store para comprar o Download.

O que é um filme Blue Jean? Blue Jean é um filme de drama britânico de 2022 escrito e dirigido por Georgia Oakley, em sua estreia na direção. É estrelado por Rosy McEwen, Kerrie Hayes e Lucy Halliday.

Sinopse: Em Newcastle, em 1988, Jean é professora de educação física em uma escola secundária. No caminho para o trabalho, ela ouve um noticiário sobre a proposta de legislação da Seção 28, mas desliga. Na escola, ela é reservada e fechada, e mente para os colegas de trabalho para evitar socializar com eles depois do trabalho. Ela visita regularmente um bar gay com seus amigos e a namorada Viv.

Enquanto Viv está no apartamento de Jean, Jean tenta assistir Blind Date, enquanto Viv se recusa, declarando que é propaganda anti-gay. A irmã de Jean chega sem avisar e pede que ela cuide de seu filho, Sam. Jean esconde a presença de Viv de sua irmã e minimiza seu relacionamento com Sam, o que irrita Viv.

Uma nova aluna, Lois, chega à escola. Mais tarde, Jean e Lois se reconhecem no bar gay, mas não trocam palavras nem reconhecem o encontro posteriormente. Lois se interessa repentinamente por netball e se junta ao time de netball de Jean, onde ela entra em conflito com outra aluna, Siobhan. Lois também passa mais tempo no bar e faz amizade com o grupo de amigos de Jean. Jean a confronta e diz para ela ficar longe, avisando que ela pode perder o emprego na escola se for desmascarada. Viv vê Jean e Lois saindo do banheiro e sai com raiva, acreditando primeiro que Jean a está traindo. Jean confessa a Viv sobre como ela conhece Lois, e Viv responde dizendo a Jean que ela está dando um mau exemplo para seus alunos.

Jean visita a irmã para o almoço de domingo, onde vê uma foto dela do dia do casamento. Ela pede à irmã que tire a foto, e a irmã revela que sabe que Jean é lésbica.

A chefe de Jean, Paula, encontra um exemplar de uma revista lésbica na mesa de Jean, deixada ali por outra pessoa, e Jean assume que Lois é a responsável. Siobhan provoca Lois após um jogo de netball, e os dois alunos brigam. Depois que Jean termina a briga, Siobhan beija Lois no chuveiro, que Jean vê, mas Siobhan afirma que Lois a agrediu. Apesar de saber que isso é mentira, Jean concorda e Lois é suspensa.

Jean tenta se desculpar com Viv, mas Viv diz que eles não podem voltar a ficar juntos. Ela também tenta fazer as pazes com Lois, mas não tem interesse em falar com Jean. Em uma festa de aniversário infantil, Jean se assume para o cunhado e um amigo, antes de cair na gargalhada ao sair.

Ela convence Lois a ir com ela para uma festa em casa, onde os amigos de Jean compartilham o "fundo do pântano", um fundo cooperativo para lésbicas da cidade. Uma amiga de Jean diz a Lois que as lésbicas com "empregos de verdade" como Jean contribuem para o fundo. Mais tarde naquela noite, Viv e Jean conversam em termos amigáveis, mas não se reconciliam.

No dia seguinte, Jean chega à escola com um sorriso no rosto.

Quando o filme Blue Jean é lançado? O filme estreou em 3 de setembro de 2022 no Festival de Cinema de Veneza e foi lançado nos cinemas em 10 de fevereiro de 2023.

Quem é o ator no filme do Blue Jean? Rosy McEwen as Jean Kerrie Hayes as Viv Lucy Halliday as Lois Lydia Page as Siobhan Stacy Abalogun as Ace Amy Booth-Steele as Debbie Aoife Kennan as Sasha Scott Turnbull as Tim Farrah Cave as Michelle Lainey Shaw as Paula Izzy Neish as Abi Becky Lindsay as Jill

Dados completos sobre o filme do Blue Jean : 27 de julho de 2023 No cinema / 1h 37min / Drama Direção: Georgia Oakley Roteiro Georgia Oakley Elenco: Rosy McEwen, Kerrie Hayes, Lucy Halliday

Blue Jean no Disney Plus?

Não há sinal de Blue Jean no Disney+, prova de que a Casa do Rato não tem controle sobre toda a franquia! Disney +, lar de títulos como 'Star Wars', 'Marvel', 'Pixar', National GIndiana Jones e o gráfico Dial of Destiny ', ESPN, STAR e mais, está disponível por uma assinatura anual de $ 79,99 ou uma taxa mensal de 0 $ 0,99. Se você é só fã de alguma dessas marcas, vale a pena se inscrever no Disney+, que nem tem anúncios.

Blue Jean na HBO Max?

Lamentamos, mas Blue Jean Way não está disponível no HBO Max. Há uma tonelada de conteúdo do HBO Max por US $ 14,99 por mês, esta assinatura é livre de anúncios e oferece acesso a todos os títulos da biblioteca do HBO Max. A plataforma de streaming anunciou uma versão suportada por anúncios que custa muito menos US$ 9,99 por mês.

Indiana Jones e o Mostrador do Destino na Amazon VidIndiana Jones e o Mostrador do Destino?

Infelizmente, Blue Jean Path by Water não está disponível para transmissão gratuita no Amazon Prime VidBlue Jean. No entanto, você pode escolher outros programas e filmes para assistir aqui, pois há uma grande variedade de programas e filmes para escolher por US $ 14,99 por mês.

Blue Jean no Pavão?

Blue Jean Way não está disponível no Peacock no momento da escrita. O Peacock oferece uma assinatura que custa US$ 4,99 por mês ou US$ 49,99 por ano para uma conta premium. Assim como seu homônimo, a plataforma de streaming pode reproduzir conteúdo externo gratuitamente, embora de forma limitada.

Blue Jean no Paramount Plus?

Blue Jean The Road to Water não está no Paramount Plus. O Paramount Plus oferece a opção de assinatura certa: uma versão básica suportada por anúncios do Paramount + Essential por US$ 4,99 por mês e um plano premium sem anúncios por US$ 9,99 por mês.

Onde posso assistir Blue Jean de graça?

CCfilmyzilla é um site que oferece mais de 20.000 filmes em streaming de todos os gêneros gratuitamente. Ao se inscrever, você encontrará filmes em HD ilimitados, um enorme catálogo para navegar e uma barra de pesquisa que permite encontrar todos os filmes que deseja assistir.

Quer saber como transmitir legalmente Blue Jean de graça? Se assim for, você ficará feliz que seja realmente possível, porque atualmente existem vários sites na Brasil onde você pode assistir a filmes de todos os gêneros e épocas gratuitamente. Em alguns casos, pode ser necessário se registrar por e-mail ou usar sua conta online para fazer login.

Vou lhe contar em detalhes como você pode transmitir filmes gratuitamente usando os sites mais populares, serviços online e aplicativos para smartphones/tablets. CCfilmyzilla é um dos melhores sites. A oferta de filmes vai desde os filmes mais recentes aos clássicos da história do cinema, dos filmes americanos aos filmes Brasil, dos horrores às comédias… enfim, a liberdade de escolha, a quantidade de filmes é impressionante. Claro, você não o encontrará quando for ao cinema.

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Picks of the Week - May 3, 2023

Did those April Showers bring May Flowers? A line up of activities certainly bloomed in this picks of the week Musical:  Royal City Musical Theatre presents its 31st Season bringing the Gershwin comedy musical Crazy for You, starring Todd Talbot (Love it or List it-Vancouver) to the Massey Theatre from April 27 – May 14.

Todd Talbot in RCMT's Crazy For You Photo: Moonrider Productions, Mark Halliday Blooms: The Fraser Valley’s annual cavalcade of colour continues to bloom for the next few weeks, the 17th annual edition of the Chilliwack Tulip Festival covers acres of flowers Festival: Continuing until May 28th, Urban Ink and The Cultch welcome new works and past favourites to a free, all-digital TRANSFORM Cabaret Festival focuses on empowering Indigenous artists and encouraging collaboration with non-Indigenous artists. Legend: When an Elvis impersonator finds career troubles, he finds a new way to make ends meet, The Legend of Georgia McBride brings a banquet of fabulous outfits, fierce performances, and epic drag anthems to the Arts Club Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage until May 21st Opera: Closing out its 2022-23 season, Vancouver Opera brings Wagner’s epic opera, The Flying Dutchman with two more performances, May 4 and May 7, at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Improvise: The Improv Centre on Granville Island debuts its spring show, Bring Back The ‘90s!, on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm until May 27 Femme: The Cultch’s continuing Femme Festival, features seven performances from women in music, theatre, dance, comedy, and circus, on its three stages with Body Parts and útszan (to make better) coming to the stage this week. Choir: Chor Leoni and its star ensemble The Leonids prepare for a busy month of music, beginning with its May 5th Schubertiad collaboration with Early Music Vancouver.  

The Leonids in The Turning (left to right):Eric Alatorre, Jacob Perry Jr., Steven Soph, Enrico Lagasca, Erick Lichte, Steven Caldicott Wilson, Dann Coakwell, Jonathan Woody, Andrew Fuchs, Sam Kreidenweis. Photo: David Cooper. Project: Pi Theatre, adds a touch of intrigue to its next production. Continuing its Provocateurs Series with the next presentation, Untitled Peter Tripp Project, running from May 4 - 6 at a secret location which will be announced to ticket holders days before the performance. Balls: Hoping to make it an unbeaten in 8 MLS matched, Whitecaps FC take the field at BC Place to host Minnesota United FC, Saturday at 7:30pm Futures: Until January 14, 2024, 25 years since the artist’s passing, the Bill Reid Gallery presents the Canadian premiere exhibition of Bright Futures, co-curated by Bill Reid Gallery Curator Beth Carter, Assistant Curator Aliya Boubard, and in consultation with Jordan Wilson (Musqueam).  Quintet: Saturday May 6th, New Westminster's Anvil Centre presents Huu Bac Quintet's, Mekong Waters, a skilful fusing of the traditional sounds of his Vietnamese and Chinese heritages with North-American jazz. Huu Bac Quartet at Anvil Centre Saturday May 6th. Photo: Johanna Katrina Comedy: Running to May 7, The Firehall Arts Centre and Savage Society present the remount of Taran Kootenhayoo’s White Noise, a comedy about two families who have dinner together for the first time during Truth and Reconciliation week. Exhibition: On display until June 11, Richmond Art Gallery, in partnership with the Richmond Public Library, presents A Small but Comfy House and Maybe a Dog the first major solo exhibition by Amy Ching-Yan Lam, guest curated by Su-Ying Lee, featuring sculptures made in collaboration with HaeAhn Woo Kwon, with objects from the collections of the Gallery and the neighbouring Richmond Public Library. Gallery: On display until May 14, Polygon Gallery presents As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic Curated by Elliott Ramsey, the exhibition is organized by Aperture and features more than 100 photographs from the Wedge Collection — Canada’s largest privately owned collection committed to championing Black artists. Read the full article

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Sam Halliday in Undercover Martyn

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Northern Irish indie band, Two Door Cinema Club, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest album, False Alarm, it’s aesthetic, and the making of their hilarious music videos. We talk extensively about the music scene in Ireland and the amazing success of bands from their hometown of Bangor. We also chat about their most surreal ‘pinch me’ moments of their career so far, meeting the royals, behind the scenes of performing on late night talk shows, watching back old videos of their teenage gigs, and being hand picked by iconic film director, Danny Boyle, to sing at the opening ceremonies of the summer Olympics.