#two for tuesday

[arthistoryanimalia]

#TwoForTuesday :

Delia Portsmouth (b.c.1916-?) The Badgers, 1970 Oil on board, H 59.5 x W 89.7 cm Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru | The National Library of Wales PB08169/9 via Art UK #WomenArtists

[briguysblog]

Two for Tuesday

[pinetree-poet]

2024 NOVEMBER POEM-A-DAY CHAPBOOK CHALLENGE: DAY 5

On Robert Lee Brewer's blog, Poetic Asides, today is the first Two-for-Tuesday prompt of November, and he's kicking it off with his favorite recurring prompt:

Write a love poem, and/or...

Write an anti-love poem.

Meanwhile, Charlotte Rains Dixon prompts us with: The worst thing that could happen.

As is always the case:

These prompts are springboards to creativity. 

Use them to expand your possibilities, not limit them.

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[bretmichaels]

Two For Tuesday

To celebrate the new year, we’re gonna take it up a notch and give you a Two & A Half For Tuesday! If I can survive this perfect bowl cut from Olan Mills studio to be able to rock the world at the infamous Pine Knob Amphitheater in Detroit many years later, I’m giving hope to all that you can survive anything. Stay tuned for my new standup reality show that covers health, wealth, life, love &…

[sexymissjessica]

This is a version of two for Tuesday, but this is a matching pair (2 things) of my daily wear Calvin Klein bralette and thong!! Off to work I go!! Enjoy!!

[alias-cali]

[yranigami]

Fortnite Dark Voyager 🪐

[markonpark]

How did this happen? Vintage snapshot photo of two young men, one broken arm, one broken leg.

On Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/1538755221/

[arthistoryanimalia]

#TwoForTuesday :

Charles John Franklin Coombs (British, 1908–1989) Egyptian Vultures, 1966 on canvas, H 127 x W 81 cm Ulster Museum BELUM.N63

[briguysblog]

Two for Tuesday flight attendants

[cinemacentral666]

In the Shadow of the Moon (2019)

Movie #1,047 • TWO FOR TUESDAY

Happy 4th of July! In honor of the holiday, I bring you a double feature of mostly subpar American movies that both begin with the words "In the..." Why?" HAHAHA. You ask WHY?

Without getting too into the weeds here re whether or not all the time travel rules totally make sense, I will say that I appreciated that this movie did its best as far as making the plot mostly make sense (even the racial protest segment — which seemed so obnoxiously shoehorned in for no reason at the time — ends up playing into the bigger narrative). Although, the Civil War analogy suggesting that the Civil War was unnecessary (?!) in a film that needlessly played with contemporary racial politics is a wild position! So, yeah, it doesn't totally come together to say the least, but they tried.

But this is mostly just an instantly forgettable piece of sci-fi Netflix slop that I don't really recommend. One thing I kept coming back to was how strange and awful all the Philly accents were in this. Poor Michael C. Hall, he was really struggling lol...

He did redeem himself with that "Okay" a little bit though — Hey, at least he was trying, which you can't say for the rest of the cast. What I'm trying to say is that kudos to Mare of Eastown, maybe? Kudos is probably the wrong word.

SCORE: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️¼

[backtotheplaylist]

It’s another Tuesday. Not quite as bad as Monday but still pretty far from Friday. But it’s a reason for your ears to celebrate because it’s another week where I take two albums that have nothing to do with each other and feature them. This week we have

“Spirituals” by Santigold

and

“Reverse” from X Alfonso

APPLE

SPOTIFY

[arthistoryanimalia]

#TwoForTuesday :

Helmut Middendorf (Germany, b.1953)

Nashorn I, 1979 Synthetic resin paint on nettle fabric, 190 x 230 cm Sammlung Triebold, Rheinfelden

Nashorn-Grün II, 1979 Synthetic resin paint on canvas, 190 x 230 cm Private collection, Berlin

[briguysblog]

Two for Tuesday flight attendants

[cinemacentral666]

El Planeta (2021)

Movie #1,037 • TWO FOR TUESDAY

This is billed as an "absurdist comedy" but I didn't get that at all. Hardly a whiff of humor, honestly. But I still really liked it. Writer-director Amalia Ulman also stars alongside her IRL mother in this drenched-in-malaise black-and-white slow burn that clocks in at under 80 minutes. Interesting ending involving Martin Scorsese switches to color. I thought this took place in Italy when it began (because I'm dumb) but it's Spain.

SCORE: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ¼