#chris beek

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[megatrip]

JUST back from IC3, Indie Comics Creator Con 2025!

what a blast… here’s a quick post with what I came home with and some of the creators involved…

#1: James Coats, John Coats, Cosmic Lion Productions, Anton William Blake, Manny Gomez, Tony Sedani, Paul Jeter, Sean Luke

#2: Jim Rugg, Tom Scioli, Jeremy Hyler, Joel Lolar, Stockpile Comics

#3: Chris Anderson, Ken Landgraf, Bill Hewitt, Morgan B Herron, Cosmic Lion Productions

#4: Tom Scioli, Raymar Brunson, Sezer Turğay, Orhan Mert

#5: Ron Beek III, Ryan Alves, Adam Lemnah, Manny Gomez, Chris Anderson, Mahdi Khene, Jonathan Marks Barravecchia

#6: Ian Cinco, Kayfam, Kurt Brugel, Drawn Sword, Geoffrey Krawczyk, Ben Granoff

[savage-radio-3way-fm]

Episode 049 - Spencer P. Jones

On this weeks SAVAGE!

It's been 6 long years since we lost Spencer P. Jones to Cancer. So tonight we had a brief look at his 40 odd year career with The Johnnys, The Beasts Of Bourbon and his many solo projects. We could have dug a lot deeper playing Cuban Heels, North 2 Alaskans, Butcher Shop, Nothing Butts, to name a few but time was against us. Maybe we'll do a part 2 one day!

Also played new tracks Amyl & The Sniffers, Bench Press, Billiam, Diploid, Sin Tax, Goatzilla, ALF, Shove and Cutters!

Fun Things - Savage

Amyl & The Sniffers - Chewing Gum Bench Press - Filter Billiam - My Metronome ESP Mayhem - Didactic

Diploid - Denial Defensive Sin Tax - Cut Out Punter - A Minutes Silence

Goatzilla - Secret Agent Man Dune Rats - Rich Kid Rehab ALF - Stiff Like A Stone Shove - King Diamond Cutters - Job For The Boys

The Beasts Of Bourbon - Evil Ruby The Johnnys - (There's Gonna Be A) Showdown (New York Dolls)

The Johnnys - Injun Joe The Johnnys - Anything Could Happen (The Clean) The Johnnys - Motorbikin' (Chris Spedding) The Johnnys - No Excusin' For My Boozin' The Johnnys - Going Down (With Rock N Roll) (Live)

The Beasts Of Bourbon - The Day Marty Robbins Died The Beasts Of Bourbon - Drop Out The Beasts Of Bourbon - Let's Get Funky (Hound Dog Taylor) The Beasts Of Bourbon - Chase The Dragon

The Beasts Of Bourbon - Junkie Girlfriends The Beasts Of Bourbon - I Don't Care About Nothing Anymore The Beasts Of Bourbon - Straight Hard Long (Live) The Beasts - At The Hospital

Spencer P. Jones - The World's Got Everything In It Hell To Pay - Two Days Off, Five Days on Spencer P. Jones & The Escape Committee - Mean Arnold Spencer P. Jones & The Beeks - Up For It

Spencer P. Jones & The Last Gasp - You've Peaked Baby Spencer P. Jones feat. Cow Penalty - My Week Is Better Than Your Year

Spencer P. Jones - The Bogans

[iowamedia]

PHOTOS: Severe flooding makes its way through Siouxland

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (Iowa Media Wire) — Swaths of of Siouxland are experiencing flooding. Here are photos from all around Siouxland. Below are images were shared with Iowa Media Wire 9 Saturday. Rock Valley flood drone photo courtesy Chris Van Beek Rock Valley flood drone photo courtesy Chris Van Beek Rock Valley flood drone photo courtesy Chris Van BeekRock Valley flood drone photo courtesy…

[twins2994]

Rockies Hang On To Beat Twins.

Rockies 5 Twins 4 W-Quantrill (6-4) L-Thielbar (2-2) SV-Kinley (5)

The Minnesota Twins returned home and shutout the Rockies in a winning effort last night. The series continued on a beautiful night at Target Field. A pitcher's duel broke out in Minneapolis as Cal Quantrill and Louie Varland put up zeroes for the first five innings. The Rockies struck in the sixth when Charlie Blackmon singled and Brenton Doyle walked. Ezequiel Tovar crushed a Caleb Thielbar fastball out to left for a three-run homer to put Colorado on the board. Ryan McMahon doulbed and reached third on a bunt. Michael Toglia hit a sac fly to right and the Rockies lead grew to four. Can Quantrill ran with it through six shutout innings. The Twins made some noise in the bottom of the seventh when Willi Castro drew a lead-off walk. Byron Buxton pastered a Victor Vodnik fastblal out to center for a two-run homer to pull the Twins within a pair. The Rockies got a run back when Ryan McMahon blasted a Cole Sands cutter out to right for a solo homer. Colorado retook a three-run lead and Jalen Beeks threw up a zero in the eighth. The Twins made things interesting in the ninth as Willi Castro doubled and Carlos Santana smoke a Tyler Kinley slider out to right for a two-run homer. Jose Miranda struck out to end the game and the Rockies evened the game at a game apiece tonight.

-Final Thoughts- Louie Varland was very good in a spot start. He threw five shutout innings and allowed a hit with a walk and three strikeouts. Caleb Thielbar gave up four runs and didn't record an out, Cole Sands threw 2 2/3 innings and allowed a run, and Josh Staumont got the last four outs with a pair of strikeouts. Byron Buxton and Carlos Santana had two hits to lead the offense. The Twins hit 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position and left six men on base. The team optioned Diego Castillo to St. Paul to make room for Louie Varland. Varland might get sent back to the Saints for a bullpen arm tomorrow. Austin Gomber will face Pablo Lopez in the series finale tomorrow afternoon.

-Chris Kreibich-

[fsarchival]

Chris Beek by Willy Vanderperre and Panos Yiapanis, Vogue Hommes, 2013.

[impactnews-webmaster-us]

#CWC23 : England Finally Have A Reason To Smile ; Beat Netherlands By 160 Runs ; Ben Stokes Cracks A Ton

In what has been a disastrous World Cup defence campaign , England finally managed come out with an all- round display to beat Netherlands by 160 runs in CWC23 encounter at Pune . And improve their embarrassing last place finish at the points table form 10th to 7th.

Electing to bat first England began shaily with Jonny Bairstow out early for ( 11), but fellow Opener Dawid Malan blasted his way back to form with a superb 87 ( 74 balls, 10 fours , 2 sixes). Joe Root ( 28), Harry Brook ( 11), Skipper Jos Buttler’s poor form continued ( 5), Moeen Ali ( 4). English all- rounder Ben Stokes came to the party for England and smashed power ton 108 ( 84 balls, 6 fours, six sixes), Chris Woakes also chipped in a quick 51 (45 balls, 5 fours, 1 six) . Thanks to Stokes , England reached an imposing 339/ 9 in their 50 overs.

The Dutch bowlers were sent on a lather hunt. Aryan Dutt 2/ 67 ( 10 overs),Logan van Beek 2/ 88 ( 10 overs) Paul van Meekeren 1/ 57 (10 overs), Bas de Leede3. 74 ( 10 overs), Roelof van der Merwe 0/ 22 ( 3 overs), Colin Ackermann 0/ 31( 7 overs)

Netherlands struggled with early loss of wickets and this did not help their cause . Wesley Barresi (37), Max ODowd ( 5), Colin Ackermann ( 0), Sybrand Engelbrecht ( 33), Skipper Scott Edwards 38 ( 42 balls, 3 fours , 1 six), Bas de Leede ( 10), Teja Nidamanuru remained not out 41 ( 34 balls 2 fours 3 sixes) , Logan van Beek ( 2), Roelof van der Merwe ( 0), Aryan Dutt ( 1), A dejected Dutch were eventually bolwed out for 179 in 37.2 overs.

England bowling figures : Chris Woakes 1/ 19 ( 7 overs), David Willey 2/ 19 ( 7 overs), Gus Atkinson 0/ 41 ( 7 overs), Moeen Ali 3/ 42 ( 8. 2 overs), Adil Rashid 3/ 54 ( 8 overs)

[georgiapeach30513]

I just finished watching NATM for the 6282th time.

Jake is so fucking hot. I’d let him bang me in the janitors closet.

I love that movie and I adore Jake Wyler so much! The fact that Chris played a mixture of James Van Der Beek and Freddie Prinze Jr. I wasn’t prepared

Freckles!!

[grundoonmgnx]

Ph. Bruno Staub, Chris Beek for Dior Homme’s Pre-Fall 2012

[taboogentlemen]

deluxenews // Chris Beek is a Striking Vision for Tagliatore Spring 2019 Campaign

[fuckyeah-jessicabiel]

Jessica Biel for Interview Magazine, November 2003 - Interview by James Van Der Beek

SHE'S FRIGHTENED OF BIG SPIDERS, BUT THAT HASN'T STOPPED THIS ACTRESS FROM SLASHING HER WAY TO THE TOP OF THE HORROR-FILM GENRE BY JAMES VAN DER BEEK PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERTO D'ESTE

She ruled the teen airwaves for six years as one of the WB network's young, sexy soap stars (she still occasionally revisits her series, 7th Heaven, now in its eighth season), but lately Jessica Biel has been focusing on feature films. To talk about her role in the just-released, much-anticipated remake of the grisly cult favorite The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, we set Biel up with ex-WB col- league and co-star in last year's The Rules of Attraction, James Van Der Beek.

JAMES VAN DER BEEK: Hello?

JESSICA BIEL: Hey, James. How are you?

JVB: Very good. You know, this is my first interview. I'm excited.

JB: Being on the other end, it's got to be strange.

JVB: I don't know. I've never done it before. [Biel laughs] So where are you-L.A.?

JB: No, I'm in Vancouver.

JVB: Oh, right. You're up there for Blade [III].

JB: Yes. I've been here for two weeks, and we don't start shooting for another two. I'm working out like a maniac. I work with a trainer every day. and I'm learning martial arts and archery.

JVB: Wow. You are going to kick ass.

JB: And I'm on this nutritional plan-no salt, no sugar, no bread. Just some fruits, every vegetable you can think of, lean meat, and water. They say they want me to have a six-pack stomach, but I think they really want me to have a twelve-pack. [both laugh] But it's fun getting paid to work out.

JVB: Let's talk about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It's got a big buzz around it, huh? And it's got such a cool trailer. What made you decide to do it?

JB: Well, I was skeptical about doing it at first lbecause it's such a cult classic and-

JVB: -Had you seen the original?

JB: I had. I'd seen some of the sequels too, and I was not a fan of those. I was worried that this was going to be another sequel, but I met with Marcus Nispel [the movie's director], and he wanted to remake it in all its 1970s glory, but also update it. Then I read the script, and I was surprised by how well written it was. And when I found out that Michael Bay was one of the pro- ducers, I was ready to jump on board.

JVB: There are all kinds of horror movies coming out these days with a lot of talented, creative people behind them. It seems like there's a horror renaissance.

JB: I love horror movies.

JVB: What are some of your favorites? Are there some that scare the crap out of you?

JB: Poltergeist [1982], The Shining [1980], The Exorcist [1973]. Oh-Candyman [1992]! I was terrified by Candyman. Have you seen it?

JVB: No. I'm a wimp when it comes to scary movies. That's one of my deep, dark secrets.

JB: Well it's out now. [both laugh]

JVB: When you're on the set making a movie like that, can you get a sense of "Wow, this is going to creep the hell out of people?"

JB: Sometimes. And sometimes it was even scary for us.

JVB: You were out on location, right?

JB: We shot on a stage once, but everything else was on location in Texas, in the middle of nowhere. Even going to the Porta-Potti was ter- rifying. [Van Der Beek laughs] Not only were you afraid of something or somebody coming out of the woods, but the spiders down there were the size of my palm.

JVB: Well, everything's bigger in Texas. [both augh] Tell me about your character.

JB: Her name's Erin, and she's the glue that holds everybody together. She's compassionate and kind of mothering. She tries to save all her friends, though they end up getting killed anyway. [laughs] What's really cool about her is she has a will to survive and the strength to fight. She's not a victim. She's a strong, pissed-off young woman.

JVB: Oh, I can definitely see you playing that. [Biel laughs] I'm going to have to see this movie now. I'll go with Heather [Van Der Beek's wife]. She'll hold my hand.

JB: My boyfriend gets scared at horror movies too. He hides his eyes sometimes.

JVB: I've never actually done that, but I do look away from the screen. "Okay. That's the side of the theater. This is just being pro- jected." [Biel laughs] Now, how long have you been acting?

JB: I started 7th Heaven when I was 14.

JVB: Was that your first gig?

JB: I had done a few commercials.

JVB: Had you done any other work, like theater or singing?

JB: Growing up, I did lots of plays in Boulder and Denver. I remember thinking, This is fun! I can really do this! My parents were amazing. They said, "Okay. Let's go for it." I took some classes, and I performed at a competition where casting agents and managers from all over the country came in to see the kids in my area, and I won a scholarship to an acting school. Then I came out to L.A. for pilot season-I came out for pilot season three years in a row, and in the third year, 7th Heaven happened.

JVB: Did you realize how big it was to get a pilot that was picked up?

JB: I never really thought it would happen. I remember my manager saying "this won't get picked up they almost never do but you'll do it and it'll be great to put on your résumé."

JVB: Now, a series is a dream come true, and every actor wants to work, but at some point, the series inevitably becomes less fulfilling. How many years into 7th Heaven was it before you started to think, The grass might be greener somewhere else?

JB: Probably around the third or fourth season. I knew this character so well, and I wondered what it'd be like to try something else. Did you feel that with Dawson's Creek?

JVB: For me, it got to a point where the characters were getting older, and a lot of things that happen to people the age that we were playing could never be covered on the show because of the time slot and because of what the show had become. It felt like we weren't able to tell the truth anymore, whereas when we first started, we felt like there were no limits. Now, when we were making The Rules of Attraction together, early on we had a difficult scene together-the one after we had sex, and I'm on mushrooms and you just nailed it.

JB: Thank you.

JVB: So, I was wondering, how do you pre- pare? What's your process?

JB: It's different every time. For that scene I tried to think about what it would feel like to be used. When I feel comfortable, as I did in that situation, my emotions come out. I accessed the guilt I've felt in my past, applied it to the guilt that my char- acter was feeling, and it just kind of happened.

JVB: I remember being blown away by how proficient you were. You should be proud of that work. But tell me, is there any work you've done that you're embarrassed by?

JB: Umm... [laughs]

JVB: Oh, come on! What?

JB: Okay. When I was about 11, I did this 15- minute short that the filmmakers wanted to take around like a pilot and say, "This is our idea for a movie. Here's a quick taste." It was a musical that involved all the fairy tales, like "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Hansel and Gretel." But it was a bit off: I played Gretel, but my name was Regretel. And for some reason, I was painted blue. [Van Der Beek laughs] And all these slightly off fairy-tale characters were fighting each other. So what hap- pened was this little animated guy who looked like a calculator-his name was Diggy Digital- popped out of this boy's computer and saved the town. Then we all sang this song called "Digital World." [Van Der Beek laughs] That's not all! Afterwards, I went out to dinner with my parents, and I was like, "This is the best thing ever. I'm going to be a superstar!" [both laugh hysterically] Oh, God, I'm really going to regret saying this.

[classicajays]

[heavenlybodies1984]

Angus (1995) dir. Patrick Read Johnson

[filmbook21]