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[theadamantium]

Frontman, Josh Todd, of legendary hard rock band, Buckcherry, joins us again on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their 11th album, Roar Like Thunder, and current tour across Canada with Steel Panther. We also talk about his very first performance at an Orange County house party, performing at Woodstock 99 and Live8, learning from KISS and AC/DC, their experience with Canadian winters, our rescue dogs and newest tattoos.

[turnipoddity]

never thought to see that smile again

[baeba]

I find so precious how Assad gives such humanity to his character, humanity and emotions we see the fandom most often strip from Armand. It’s so refreshing to see his side of the story.

Also not to be dramatic but Assad referring to Louis as “love of his [Armand] life” has me feeling sick.

[ultraemwatson]

jimmy kimmel | 2017

[nightcolorz]

“Daniel molloy is like Bella swan” WRONG BUZZER SOUND, daniel molloy is like the narrator of in my room by icp if anything. he is so crazy guys I can’t overstate this he is an actively manic alcoholic in his mid 30s who is quite literally addicted to his eternally 17 yr old vampire bfs blood. He gets off on how his boyfriend looks like a corpse when he fucks him, he calls him a predatory insect *with sexual intent*, when Armand’s cheeks flush he gets hard not because he thinks he looks cute but bcus he’s reminded of how he killed someone to get blood in his body and that turns him on. he could never be Bella swan 😭!! I’m sorry. Never think for a moment that Daniel is not matching if not occasionally out doing Armand’s freak. An average devils minion argument would be armand telling him as he hiccups on his sobs that Daniel doesn’t know what he’s asking of him when he begs to be a vampire and that life as a vampire is a hell that he would never wish on his beloved boy and Daniel goes “stfu u asshole son of a bitch idgaf if u think murdering to live is a monstrous existence frankly the idea of it gets me hard and I would rather choke on ur dick until I die then never get to experience it”

[friedthoughts]

Leclerc thinks he's 'driving at a very high level' this season (Inteview video + Transcript)

Charles Leclerc joins TSN's Tim Hauraney to explain how good he feels about his performances so far this season, discuss if he feels he has the second-quickest car in Formula 1, if he thinks his car is more competitive when curb riding, and more.

TH: From the eye test, watching you drive this year, I've never seen you drive this good. Do you feel that these are some of your best performances? Like I know the car is not where you want it to be but from a driving perspective in a Grand Prix, aside from qualifying, do you feel like this is the best you have driven?

🆑: First of all, thank you. Yeah, I feel like I'm driving at a very high level. I'm with my performances this year. I think it's all about trying to improve years by years. So, do I feel stronger compared to last year? Yes, because with experience you get to know and understand different things then it can help you with the driving. So yeah, I do feel really good. Unfortunately for now, we don't quite have the car yet to win races but we are working towards that.

TH: As you get more experienced, what are those little things that one would have to chip away at or work on it as you go through a season?

🆑: I think the speed is not something that comes with experience. It's either you are fast or a bit less fast but it's not something that comes with experience. What definitely changed a lot for me was all that is around that. That's race craft, and the tyre management is something that is not something you have naturally. You've got to learn the hard way. You need to do mistakes, you need to destroy your tyres and have no tyres by lap 10 to try to understand what you have done wrong. And these are the kind of things that you learn little by little, years after years. And conditions are always changing so you know what's going to happen, when the rain is going to wet the track and then it's going to dry the track. That resets the grid for the track. But if you don't experience these kind of things, then you don't know so these come from experience. So on all of those different subjects, I've grown a lot. But I don't think the speed ever change.

TH: So we're done with the portion of the European leg, and the team has the second most points from that triple header. Do you feel that you have the second quickest car?

🆑: No, I don't. I think we are doing a really good job at putting everything and during this triple header especially, we did a good job at maximizing the car potential. I feel like all the teams maybe struggled a bit more to extract the maximum potential out of their car. I think Red Bull is in front, I think McLaren is definitely in front. And probably Red Bull then us with Mercedes. And Mercedes is a little bit more difficult to understand. I think they are a little bit up and down and they seem to have a bit opposite issue compared to us where they are very strong in qualifying and struggling in the race. We are struggling in qualifying and very fast in the race. I prefer it our way but we need to now understand what we are doing wrong in qualifying in order to have both sessions good.

TH: Watching you in Monaco this year was incredible but it did look that the car was good with kerb riding. Here in Montreal, at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, you will have to kerb ride, like I think you know… do you feel the car is more competitive when kerb striking or kerb riding compared to it not having that at other tracks?

🆑: I think Monaco is very, very extreme in that direction. I don't think here it's as extreme. So I think in Monaco we get a big benefit out of this, here the benefit might be smaller. But I hope it helps us to at least be closing the fight a little bit to the McLarens, but only time will tell. I think kerb riding is a big thing here, I think we've got a strong car on that. Whether it will make a difference in order to be fighting with the McLaren, I'm not sure it will be enough for here.

TH: Do you think the temperatures might help at all if it's a little cooler on the Saturday or the Sunday?

🆑: Yeah, this adds a little bit of yeah, like unexpected things because whenever the temperatures changes, then you need to re-adapt the car and then room for mistakes is bigger. I hope we'll get it right.

TH: About your dog. In Imola, I gotta try to remember this right. So in Imola, I believe there was a fan in the stands and she was holding a sign and there was like the pope's figure but it had your dog's head as its head. A lot of people spoil their dogs, that absolutely natural. Do you spoil Leo?

🆑: Yes, yes, very, very much. I think we kind of always say, that me and my girlfriend, we are very extreme. We love our dog, we love Leo and he is very spoiled. But I mean, he's amazing. He's amazing, we love him and he definitely changed our life for better. And we try and bring him whenever it's reasonable to bring him so whenever he can travel in the right condition, because obviously it puts quite a lot of stress on them whenever there's a lot of travels so we always try and do it in reasonable races. But we also try and bring him as often as possible because he's happy like that. He's great.

TH: Are you surprised how popular your dog is?

🆑: I am, I am. I'm mostly surprised like sometimes I walk with Leo and I can understand maybe people recognize me and then recognize Leo. They always mention Leo in the conversation. But now, like last time, my friend was walking Leo and he's not a celebrity or anything like that and he was getting stopped because they would recognize Leo. And this is at a level I never would have expected. So yeah, I never heard about a dog that would get recognized in the streets. But Leo does and he loves people in general, so yeah, he loves it.

TH: Charles Leclerc, thank you so much for taking your time to this. We appreciate it.

🆑: Thank you.

[luckydiorxoxo]

[nanathebunny]

[obaaaa]

I've been thinking about Jacob...

I'm very sad about how his recognition has limits, not having the privilege that allows him to be nominated when the show is finally recognized in a major award show. Don't get me wrong it's very sad for everyone involved, the ensemble is impeccable and iwtv deserves to be in these awards without much effort. but i say especially Jacob because he carried the series for two seasons as a lead, shining in every moment of his performance, with his work and dedication, making us feel all kinds of emotions in brilliant moments... But still not good enough for a mainstream nomination! And the way we can still find some weirdos ignoring his role as a lead or questioning his talent... it's heartbreaking.

In the two major awards so far, only one black actor in each, has been nominated as lead drama actor, with the two being different actors… this means that Jacob would need to be the black celebrity who stands out the most in front of voters, which is very sad and unfair! Critics Choices bothers me the most because they watched enough to nominate the series and the supporting actor and not the lead when he would easily fit in among those nominated. In theory, Sam and the show are being rewarded for their work since the first season and Jacob is not. he deserves to be part of this symbol of prestige, especially because his character is the one with the most uncertain future of all, he is the one that the fandom tends to appreciate least and if they writes him off i feel a lot of people wouldn't care, but I really hope that Rolin maintains the promise, I still want to see a lot of Louis being relevant and moving the world of theses vampires and who knows, maybe this recognition for Jacob will eventually come... Anyways i just wanted to vent

Now take the opportunity to vote for him please:

[kathrynhahnonline]

Would Maya have approved of the fact you’re only about 10 years late to the game?

“No, I definitely be a loser for sure. She’s like you don’t screen grab pictures of your own photos and then put them out there for the world to see.” #TheStudio

[danlous]

The reaction i had to Sam's voice when he said "do you really believe that's necessary, Autumn" is honestly embarrassing

[jameslongforjimshortforgabriel]

"why this suit?" "It's my favorite on you" what if i cried. what if I screamed and kicked squealed and cried and died. then what

[victoriangold]

They are gossiping about how they are the prettiest people in the place

[tippenfunkaport]

ND Stevenson, AJ Michalka and Aimee Carrero discuss Catra and Adora's relationship with I09 in advance of the Season 5 release

[ultraemwatson]

entertainment weekly | 2017

[gilberttheboy]

Lestat and his decision making feel so thematically informed by his background as a commedia dell'arte actor - the tradition is heavily based around improvisation, and the idea that you know your character so well, you can simply react as they would, without thinking about it at the intellectual level. Lestat has built such a narrative around himself as a character rather than a full person, that his actions are less decisions, and more reactions based on the character of himself that he's created. They're terrible decisions for the most part, but Lestat is so reactionary - he just wants to see what happens if he does something!!

Also shoutout to @orangexmachina and the convo about Lestat's motivations for making Claudia watch Charlie burn.