#lara becker

[my-chemical-mermaid]

Lara Becker -> Sidestep -> Entropy

Subtle Manipulation - Obscurity - Anonymity - Empathy - Caution - Tech Savvy - Tactician

[lara-prisma-avm-ask-blog]

Hi Lara! Big fan of your artstyle!Just wanted to ask, what's your opinion on victim and Mitsi's relationship?

Thank you for liking my art!💜

I think it's cute and sad TwT

Poor Vic, he can't have a minute of peace he is simply tortured by fate!😔

I also think the controversy that was generated because of this episode was ridiculous and unnecessary. I understand what it's like to not like that it's a similar backstory to King Orange, but this episode doesn't deserve that hate. People need to chill!

Anyway, being a multishiper, not only do I have one more ship on my list, but Vicagent has gotten even stronger, and of course, I have one more polyship on my list!>:3

[laurent-bigot]

LE TEMPS DES FILMS NOIRS FRANÇAIS

Films frappés d’une certaine sévérité, Manèges, Le Sang à la tête, Une si jolie petite plage, La Marie du port, Panique, Voici le temps des assassins… représentent bien une certaine tendance du cinéma français d’après-guerre : la noirceur. Au sortir de la Libération, le cinéma français n’est pas exsangue malgré les conditions économiques et la concurrence du cinéma américain qui ne facilitent…

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Kayla is wearing the Backless Butterfly Mesh Cami Top in Peach from Labelrail x Lara Adkins (on sale for $25.91)

[fiapartridge]

𝐁𝐄𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐓𝐓 𝐗 𝐇𝐀𝐙𝐄𝐋 ˙ ✩°˖🎀 ⋆｡˚꩜

beckett sennecke x bookstore!girl au!

meet hazel becker 💖💌🎧🌸🧚‍♀️

☆ age: 18

☆ nicknames: haze, zelly

☆ education/hobbies: hazel is currently a first year at cal state fullerton. she's majoring in creative writing. she aspires to be a young adult author in the future. she loves reading, writing, & baking.

☆ family: she has one younger sister (9) and one older sister (21). she's very close with both of them and calls them regularly. she's also super close to her parents and they're very supportive of her career path and everything she's working towards. she's originally from seattle, washington but is at csuf for school!

☆ hazel's quirks: she's a hopeless romantic! she believes in love at first sight and wants a fairytale, romcom, book-ish type of love. she's never been in a serious relationship before (if you don't count justin ramirez during freshman year of hs - it was a month long and never went past handholding and quick pecks). she would much rather be with the guys she dreams about in books and writes in her own than the guys she meets in real life. she's also a huge swiftie. she's in every single playlist that she has (she's currently trying to make beckett a fan). her favorite colors are pink and yellow, and her fashion staple are baby pink converse <3 she couldn't live without them!

☆ comparable characters: lara jean covey (to all the boys i've loved before), liz buxbaum (better than the movies)

☆ spirit animal: orange tabby cat

☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

meet beckett sennecke 🏒⭐️🦆🧡✨

☆ age: 18

☆ nicknames: beck, becky, beckster

☆ education/hobbies: beckett is currently (in the au) playing hockey for the anaheim ducks.

☆ beckett's quirks: he's also never been in a relationship! not because he has some ideal girl in his head (i mean, yes, but that's not what's been stopping him) but because he's literally pathetic. he cannot talk to girls. he gets flustered soo easily. he's also a little spoon. he also loves the off campus series by elle kennedy. and he has a teddy bear named captain fuzzington.

☆ comparable characters: peter kavinsky (to all the boys i've loved before), troy bolton (high school musical)

☆ spirit animal: golden retriever

moodboard!

playlist!

fics ->

☆ captain fuzzington

☆ does he know?

☆ 4th of july!

☆ robbers

blurbs/thoughts ->

☆ how they met pt.1 - how they met pt. 2 - how they met pt. 3 - how they met pt. 4

☆ beckett reading the deal

☆ their second date

☆ his voice lmfao

☆ finding out he's a hockey player...

☆ beckett's explanation

☆ her touch calms him down

☆ first sleepover

☆ their first cuddle

☆ her major!

☆ their first kiss

☆ making it official

☆ so high school coded

☆ one monthiversary gifts

☆ beckett buys hazel expensive jewelry

☆ hazel's family!

☆ "love" and "baby"

☆ beckett calls her hazelnut

☆ beckett + hazel are 18 by one direction coded

☆ beckett + hazel do a tiktok trend!

☆ hazel comforts beckett at a press conference

insta edits ->

☆ hazel’s life update

[darkpeacemusic]

ℂ𝕣𝕖𝕖𝕡𝕪𝕡𝕒𝕤𝕥𝕒 ℍ𝕖𝕒𝕕𝕔𝕒𝕟𝕠𝕟𝕤: 𝔽𝕦𝕝𝕝 𝕟𝕒𝕞𝕖𝕤

Jeff the Killer - Jeffrey "Jeff" Alan Dan Woods

Homicidal Liu - Liuis "Liu" Victoria Woods

Sully - Sullivan "Sully" Akira Woods

Randy - Randall "Randy" Allen Warren

Keith - Keith Harvey Davis-Green

Troy - Troy John Green

Ben Drowned - Benjamin "Ben" Scott Lawman

Jane - Jane Todd Richardson-Vaughn

Mary - Mary Annabelle Vaughn

Ticci Toby - Tobias "Toby" Erin Rogers

Masky - Timothy "Tim" Buck Wright

Hoodie - Brian Hunter Thomas

Skully - Jay Gabriel Merrick

Kate the Chaser - Kate Eleanor Milens-Hayes

Charlie - Charles Matheson Jr.

Laughing Jack - Laughing Jack in a Box

Eyeless Jack - Jackson "Jack" Nicky Nyras

Slenderman - Simon (middle and last name unknown) (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Splendorman - Jim (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Trenderman - Beau (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Tenderman - Cedric (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Sally - Sally Maryam Dawn (formerly Williams)

Dr Smiley - Azerael Jesse Smiley

Nurse Ann - Annie "Ann" Lusen Mia

Nina - Nina Selene Hopkins

Candy Pop - Unknown

Candy Cane - Unknown

April Fools - Unknown

Jason the Toymaker - Jason Caleb Meyer

The Puppeteer - Jonathan Cole Blake

Clockwork - Natalie Priscilla Ouellette

Rouge - Heather Bridget Marshall

Wilson - Wilson Liam Marshall (neé Jones)

Zalgo - Z͠a̛'l͘ga̶t҉ot̡h

Lazari - Lazari Natalie Swann

Stripes - Eloise Sarah Bellarose (name prior to her death)

Nathan - Nathan Maxwell Lux

Bloody Painter - Helen Delilah Otis

Kagekao - Unknown

Laughing Jill - Laughing Jill in a Box

Sadie - Sadie Marie Bennett

Hobo Heart - Unknown

Cat Hunter - Rodrigo Milo Ortiz

Chris the Revenant - Christine "Chris" Wendy Meyers

X-Virus - Cody Larkin Drake

Dollmaker - Vaughn "Vine" Pavel Voiikov

Frankie the Undead - Frankie Hades Asher (his real name prior to his death)

Judge Angels - Dina Angela Clark

Lifeless Lucy - Lucy Ava Jones

Lost Silver - Ethan Kin Fuji (his real name before his death)

Glitchy Red - Red (his real name remains a mystery)

Strangled Red - Steven Garrett Stoughton

Dr. Locklear - Evander Agnar Locklear

Lulu - Lucille "Lulu" Tiffany Greatfeil

Killing Kate - Katherine "Kate" Evelyn Knight

Will Grossman - William "Will" Gordon Grossman

Lulling Lauren - Lauren Robyn Ross (neé Evans)

CR - Carl Morton Ross

Emra - Emra Amelia Blake (neé Albridge)

Zero - Alice Marie Jackson

Slendrina - Charlotte (first name prior to death/experimentation)

Lily - Lily May Kennett

Nightmare Ally - Adeline "Ally" Ashley Abendroth

Zachary the Proxy - Zachary Julius Gibson

Oliver - Oliver Gorgon Henderson

Alex Kralie - Alexander "Alex" Joseph Kralie

Amy - Amy Callie Walters

Jessica - Jessica Ellie Locke

Seth - Seth Apollo Reid-Wilson (neé Wilson)

Sarah - Sarah Cassie Reid-Wilson (neé Ried)

Ellie - Eleanor "Ellie" Mae Andersen

Victor - Victor Hugo Becker

The Sight - Unknown

Clowny - Unknown

Vince Wilson - Vincent "Vince" Ares Wilson

Third Base - Richard "Doby" Vincent Doggers

Vailly - Vailly Suki Evans

Stan Fredrick - Evan Cameron Frederick

KindVonDerRitter - Marcus James McComber

Michael Andersen - Michael Stuart Andersen

Screaming Dawn (oc) - Dawn Evelyn Woods

Queen Blackheart (oc) - Elizabeth Cindy Phillips (name prior to her death)

Smiles (oc) - Morgan Ari Rivers (name prior to their death)

The Tod Killer (oc) - Corey Kiran Kelly

Night Stalker (oc) - Casey Lara Hall

[myusernamesyes2]

I'm making a hunger games simulation with people from #alan becker and my fav ship:)

In distric one is

@myusernamesyes2 aka me:)

@laranomyprisma aka lara

District 2

@magpieclaws and

@milkie2

District 3

@ebitoma and

@tcofht

District 4

@melrifo and

@minus-37

In distric 5

@tatos-stick-pile

And @clipoom

In district 6 is

@anixcll and

@whirld-of-color

In district 7 is

@aannonn and

@sky22227

In district 8 is

@huganon

And @glitchysnake

District 9 is

@wtfgaylittlezooid and

@auraglaceon

In district 10 is

@paitei4234

And @catsauceeartofficial

In district 11 is

@harabuzzy

And the comic creator @tulipsempai

And in district 12 are my two tomatoes red and green:) (spoiler warning:I ship them)

I'll make a yt video before I post it on tumblr:)

Anyone who got tagged who didn't go on #alan becker sorry;-;I just found a post on an account with that name;-;

[latenightcinephile]

Film #488: 'Good Bye, Lenin!', dir. Wolfgang Becker, 2003.

When the list is so full of 'important' films, without any consideration to the actual pleasure of sitting with a text for two hours, it's a relief to be able to encounter a definitive crowd-pleaser. Good Bye, Lenin! is a film that I have recommended to many people, including my parents. It's the kind of film that was produced in Europe quite often in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and that I fondly remember looking through in the 'Festival' section of my local video store before those places ceased to exist - a mix of comedy and poignancy designed to get the audience thinking about things, but not on a particularly deep level. It's usually combined with a frenetic or notable style of cinematography or editing that sets it apart from the Hollywood fare of the time. So, the film makes for an enjoyable watch, and it's a well-produced and entertaining movie. And yet, halfway through my most recent watch, I found myself thinking... why is it on the list?

The list is not particularly revealing on the subject, either - most of its write-up on the film touches on the same issues I touch on above: its poignancy and humour. Its final paragraph does hint at one of the themes of the film, though: how a character's outward actions can make sense on a logical and narrative level, while possibly representing that character's deeper, unspoken concerns as well.

The life of the teenaged Alex (Daniel Brühl) is as stable as one can hope for in the dying years of the German separation. He has lived with his mother Christiane (Katrin Sass) and sister Ariane (Maria Simon) in East Berlin ever since his father left, apparently to live with another woman (and class traitor) in the West. His mother descended into a catatonic state until, partly as a result of Alex's love, she recovered and threw herself into socialist enthusiasm and civic work. By 1989, however, Alex has become disillusioned with East Germany's blind patriotism. His mother sees him arrested at an anti-government protest and suffers a heart attack, following which she falls into a long coma. The long-awaited political upheaval comes at a thoroughly inconvenient time - by the time Christiane awakens, the Berlin Wall has fallen and her beloved East Germany has ceased to exist. Warned by doctors that any shock might cause a fatal heart attack, Alex ropes his sister and friends into an elaborate deception so that Christiane never learns what has happened.

This level of deception is almost impossible to maintain, as before long even the view outside the bedroom window carries unmistakable signs of the march of capitalism. Alex has to spend his days sourcing jars from long-discontinued products, persuading his mother to give them access to her life savings so that they can secretly convert them into West German marks, and collaborating with his colleague to forge news programs explaining away the strange occurrences. Meanwhile, he has also fallen in love with Lara (Chulpan Khamatova), his mother's nurse who he briefly met at the protest. Lara is an understanding and empathetic partner, despite her reservations about the level of deception Alex is involved in. On a brief visit to the family's holiday home, Christiane reveals that her husband didn't actually abandon his family. Rather, he had made preparations for his family to join them in the west, and it was Christiane who refused to leave, worrying for the safety of her children. It seems the stress of this revelation causes her to relapse, and she is taken to the hospital that night. Alex manages to trace his father's whereabouts, and convinces him to visit Christiane in the hospital. Aware that his mother will probably not recover, he organises one final 'broadcast', in which East Germany's new president announces that the borders will be opened to the west. He shows his mother this broadcast, unaware that Lara has already revealed the truth to her: touched by the level of love and care her son has shown, she pretends to believe the news report. Christiane dies a few days after the German reunification, with Alex secure in the knowledge that his mother believed in a change in German society more aligned with her politics than the messy reality.

While Good Bye, Lenin! is a touching and entertaining film, there's not too much about it that feels special, which is why I was a little mystified to see it here. The commitment the film has to its central story means that it moves at a brisk pace, but this commitment does mean that it lets some of its plot threads dangle, especially towards the end of the film. Ariane, who has left her studies to get a job at Burger King, sees her long-lost father in the drive-through one night. Distraught by his apparent lack of communication over the years, she refuses to speak to him when she sees him at the hospital. The film doesn't show any kind of reconciliation between the two, nor does it get bogged down in any kind of complexity when it comes to Alex and Lara's relationship. Lara is angry at Alex for his deception, but then she is supportive. Aside from telling Christiane what has really happened while she has been isolated from the outside world, there is no process of acceptance or negotiation. The film would like the audience to always be aware of the absurd practical complexity of this ruse, but to dismiss the emotional complexity as unimportant. Too much focus on the ethical implications would kill the lightness of the mood. As an example, Christiane's amnesia means that she has initially forgotten where she hid her life savings. The pressure Alex and Ariane put on her to remember is understandable, as there is a deadline for the exchange of the old currency into the new, but without Christiane knowing the true context, the scene carries an edge of harassment. At last, she remembers that she hid the money in a piece of furniture that was put out for trash collection. Conveniently (although perhaps six months might have passed?) the discarded furniture is still there, so Alex can retrieve the money, but it is slightly after the exchange deadline. The next scene shows a drunk Alex hurling the useless banknotes into the wind. While the outward tone of the scene is zany, the film is constantly prodding at a twin pair of pains: the pain of duping Christiane, and the pain of losing hundreds of thousands of marks. What's more, these concerns never really reappear in the film - they've served their comic purpose and can be discarded.

I don't want to imply that this is a failure of the film on any level, but it's an indication that Becker is trying to strike a balance that doesn't feel quite right. There are no shortage of sequences which are hilarious and cringeworthy in equal measure, but in a good way: a massive billboard for Coca-Cola interrupts a birthday party, and Alex races to invent a news bulletin that reveals that Coca-Cola has been an East German invention all along. For every two comfortably funny scenes, though, there is one that slices a bit too close to the bone, and lays bare Lara's perspective, that the deception has pushed beyond a defensible level. The end result, with everyone gathered amicably at the scattering of Christiane's ashes, feels like a neat closure that isn't fully earned - one that waves away too many inconvenient details.

Some Marxist commentary has been put forward on the film suggesting that Alex is a clear representative of 'Ostalgie': a nostalgia for East Berlin that arose in some Germans following disillusionment with the West and its capitalist ruling structures. While it is true that Alex has a fondness for some of the cultural touchstones of the pre-reunification lifestyle, with apologies to the writers at the Green Left Weekly, I think this is an over-simplification of the emotional message of the film, and it also overlooks the obvious fact that Alex, Lara and Ariane are all pro-West. There are certainly some indications of capitalist malaise in the film (and some humour is wrung from this, such as the sight of various demographics of people all crammed into a shop to mindlessly watch soft-core pornography). Overall, though, Alex's intentions here are not to recapture the experiences of East Berlin for his own sake, but rather because this period of political history has become inextricably linked with his mother. The death of East Berlin is synonymous for Alex with the death of his mother, and he seeks to make the latter less painful for himself by easing his mother out of the former. As he says in voiceover, he wants to give East Berlin the send-off it deserved, and that logic easily extends to Christiane. The final faux-broadcast could have been an unvarnished advocacy of the new Germany - Alex even summons one of his childhood heroes, a German cosmonaut who now drives a taxi, and temporarily fashions him into a new German leader - but the content of the final broadcast is a plea in favour of the open-hearted community spirit that belongs to Christiane. That's what makes the scene so affecting: it's a pageant put on for one woman, who experiences the last few moments with the understanding that her son is who he is because of her. In the final scene where they spread Christiane's ashes by attaching them to a model rocket, Alex wryly observes that neither East or West Berlin would have legally allowed this to happen, a sign that his mother's wishes supersede any political structure.

Good Bye, Lenin! is an unusual film on its surface, but it's not one that is so unusual in any aspect that it obviously belongs here. On a granular level, the list is always going to be arbitrary, but the familiarity of this film and its techniques (editing from Run Lola Run; a soundtrack by Yann Tiersen that reuses a piece from Amelie two years earlier) mean that it's not indispensable by any means. I think that's okay - they can't all be groundbreaking experiments in cinema, and sometimes it's enough for something just to be pleasing. And if something like this is going to be a general audience's first encounter with popular German cinema, things could be far, far worse.

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Ireland roster

Athletics

Mark English (Letterkenny)

Andrew Coscoran (Balbriggan)

Cathal Doyle (Bettystown)

Luke McCann (Dublin)

Brian Fay (Dublin)

Thomas Barr (Waterford)

Christopher O'Donnell (Loughborough, U.K.)

Eric Favors (Haverstraw, New York)

Sharlene Mawdsley (Newport)

Rhasidat Adeleke (Tallaght)

Sophie Becker (Ballykelly)

Ciara Mageean (Portaferry)

Sophie Bideau-O'Sullivan (Melbourne, Australia)

Sarah Healey (Monkstown)

Jodie McCann (Dublin)

Sarah Lavin (Lisnagry)

Fionnuala McCormick (Wicklow)

Philippa Healy (Ballineen)

Kelly McGrory (Laghy)

Nicola Tuthill (Kilbrittain)

Kate O'Connor (Dundalk)

Badminton

Nguyen Nhat (Dublin)

Rachael Darragh (Letterkenny)

Boxing

Jude Gallagher (Newton Stewart, U.K.)

Dean Clancy (Sligo)

Aidan Walsh (Belfast, U.K.)

Jack Marley (Dublin)

Daina Moorehouse (Dublin)

Jenny Lehane (Ashbourne)

Michaela Walsh (Belfast, U.K.)

Kellie Harrington (Dublin)

Gráinne Walsh (Tullamore)

Aoife O'Rourke (Castlerea)

Canoeing

Liam Jegou (Huningue, France)

Noel Hendrick (Dunadea)

Michaela Corcoran (Montgomery County, Maryland)

Madison Corcoran (Montgomery County, Maryland)

Cycling

Ben Healy (Kingswinford, U.K.)

Ryan Mullen (Colwyn Bay, U.K.)

Megan Armitage (Tullamore)

Erin Creighton (Belfast, U.K.)

Mia Griffin (Glenmore)

Alice Sharpe (Cambridge, U.K.)

Kelly Murphy (London, U.K.)

Lara Gillespie (Dublin)

Diving

Jake Passmore (Leeds, U.K.)

Ciara McGing (London, U.K.)

Equestrian

Austin O'Connor (Mallow)

Cian O'Connor (Dublin)

Shane Sweetnam (Cork)

Daniel Coyle (Ardmore, U.K.)

Abigail Lyle (Bangor, U.K.)

Susie Berry (Dromore)

Sarah Ennis (Howth)

Aoife Clark (Dublin)

Field hockey

Kyle Marshall (Markethill)

Peter McKibbin (Belfast, U.K.)

Jonny Lynch (Lisburn)

Peter Brown (Banbridge)

Nick Page (London, U.K.)

David Harte (Ballinspittle)

Tim Cross (Melbourne, Australia)

John McKee (Banbridge, U.K.)

Matthew Nelson (Belfast, U.K.)

Daragh Walsh (Dublin)

Shane O'Donoghue (Dublin)

Sean Murray (Lisburn, U.K.)

Jeremy Duncan (Kilkenny)

Michael Robson (Belfast, U.K.)

Ben Walker (Glenageary)

Lee Cole (Shankill)

Ben Johnson (Waterford)

Golf

Rory McIlroy (Jupiter, Florida)

Shane Lowry (Dublin)

Stephanie Kallan (Phoenix, Arizona)

Leona Maguire (Cavan)

Gymnastics

Rhys McClenaghan (Dublin)

Rowing

Daire Lynch (Clonmel)

Philip Doyle (Banbridge, U.K.)

Fintan McCarthy (Skibbereen)

Paul O'Donovan (Lisheen)

Ross Corrigan (Enniskillen, U.K.)

Nathan Timoney (Enniskillen, U.K.)

Holly Davis (Bollincollig)

Alison Bergin (Cork)

Zoe Hyde (Killorglin)

Margaret Cremen (Rochestown)

Aofie Casey (Skibbereen)

Aifric Keogh (Furbo)

Fiona Murtagh (Galway)

Emily Hegarty (Skibbereen)

Natalie Long (Cobh)

Eimear Lambe (Dublin)

Imogen Magner (Ely, U.K.)

Rugby

Jack Kelly (Dublin)

Andrew Smith (Dublin)

Harry McNulty (Cashel)

Mark Roche (Glenageary)

Zac Ward (Downpatrick)

Chay Mullins (Bristol, U.K.)

Jordan Conroy (Tullamore)

Hugo Keenan (Dublin)

Hugo Lennox (Skerries)

Terry Kennedy (Dublin)

Gavin Mullin (Blackrock)

Niall Comerford (Dublin)

Sean Cribbin (Dublin)

Bryan Mollen (Glasthule)

Kathy Baker (Navan)

Megan Burns (Tullamore)

Amee-Leigh Murphy-Crowe (Dublin)

Alanna Fitzpatrick (Portarlington)

Stacey Flood (Dublin)

Eve Higgins (Kilcock)

Erin King (Wicklow)

Vicky Elmes-Kinlan (Rathnew)

Emily Lane (Cork)

Ashleigh Orchard (Belfast, U.K.)

Beibhinn Parsons (Ballinasloe)

Lucy Mulhall (Wicklow)

Sailing

Finn Lynch (Bennekerry)

Robert Dickson (Sutton)

Sean Waddilove (Howth)

Eve McMahon (Howth)

Swimming

Max McCusker (Harlow, U.K.)

Thomas Fannon (Torquay, U.K.)

Shane Ryan (Haverford Township, Pennsylvania)

Daniel Wiffen (Magheralin, U.K.)

Darragh Greene (Longford)

Conor Ferguson (Belfast, U.K.)

Grace Davison (Bangor, U.K.)

Victoria Catterson (Belfast, U.K.)

Erin Riordan (Whitegate)

Danielle Hill (Newtonabbey, U.K.)

Mona McSharry (Grange)

Ellen Walshe (Dublin)

Taekwondo

Jack Woolley (Dublin)

[joker1315]

All the actors you can find on this blog

Use the following link and insert the tag you want to see:

a: adam croasdell - aiden turner - aimee garcia - alan rickman - alan tudyk - alex kingston - alison sudol - allen leech - amanda abbington - amir wilson - amita suman - anatol yusef - andreas pietschmann - andrew garfield - andrew scott - aneurin barnard - annette badland  - anthony hopkins - anthony mackie - antony starr - anya chalotra - august wittgenstein

b: barry bostwick - bellamy young - ben barnes - ben mckenzie - benedict cumberbatch - benicio del toro - bernard cribbins - bill nighy - billie piper - billy boyd - brendan gleeson - brent spiner - brianna hildebrand

c: calahan skogman - cameron monaghan - candice bergen - carla gugino - caroline dhavernas - cate blanchett - catherine e coulson - catherine tate - catinca untaru - chadwick boseman - charlie chaplin - chris addison - chris cooper - chris evans - chris hemsworth - chris malcom - chris pine - christian bale - christian clemenson - christian tramitz - christiane paul - christina ricci - christopher eccleston - christopher lee - christopher lloyd - cillian murphy - colin firth - colin odonoghue - colin woodell - corey johnson - cory michael smith - craig parker

d: dakota fanning - daniel brühl - daniel craig - daniel radcliffe - daniel sträβer - danielle galligan- david bowie - david dastmalchian - david duchovny - david morrissey - david tennant - david thewlis - david wenham - deforest kelley - diego luna - dietrich hollinderbäumer - dominic cooper - dominic monaghan - dominic west

e: eddie karanja - elijah wood - elizabeth olsen - elton john - emilie de ravin - emily beecham - emma thompson - emma watson - ethan hawke - eve myles - ewan mcgregor

f: ferdinand kingsley - frankie adams - freddy carter - freema agyeman

g: gareth david lloyd - gary oldman - geoffrey rush - george eads - george takei - georgia tennant - georgina haig - gillian anderson - ginnifer goodwin - gwendoline christie - gwyneth paltrow

h: hadley fraser - harrison ford - harvey keitel - hayley atwell - heath ledger - helen mccrory - helena bonham carter - henry cavill - hugh dancy - hugh jackman - hugh laurie - hugh skinner - hugo weaving

i: ian mckellen - imelda staunton - inbar lavi

j: jack davenport - jack wolfe - jackie earle haley - jake gyllenhaal - james mcavoy - james spader - jamie lee curtis - jared padalecki - jason isaacs - javier bardem - jayne brook - jeff goldblum - jenna coleman - jennifer connelly - jennifer lawrence - jennifer morrison - jensen ackles - jeremy renner - jim beaver - jodie foster - joel rush - joey batey - john barrowman - john boyega - john hurt - john larroquette - john rhys davies - john simm - johnny depp - jonathan frakes - jose pimentao - joseph gilgun - josh dallas - jude law - julia stiles - julianne moore - julie covington - juliette binoche

k: kacey rohl - karen fukuhara - karen gillan - karl urban - kat dennings - kate capshaw - kathryn hahn - keira knightley - kevin alejandro - kit young - krysten ritter - kyle maclachlan - kyra sedgwick

l: lana parrilla - lara pulver - lars mikkelsen - laura allen - laura dern - laura fraser - lauren german - laurence fishburne - laurie kynaston - laz alonso - lee arenberg - lee pace - leonard nimoy - lesley ann brandt - lesley sharp - lindsay duncan - lisa vicari - liv tyler - lizzy caplan - louise hofmann - lucas till - luke evans

m: mads mikkelsen - maggie gyllenhaal - majel barrett - margo martindale - marion cotillard - mark gatiss - mark pellegrino - mark ruffalo - mark sheppard - mark strong - mark waschke - martin freeman - matt smith - max schimmelpfenning - may calamawy - meat loaf - megan boone - mel gibson - melinda clarke - melissanthi mahut - meret becker - mia wasikowska - michael benyaer - michael bully herbig - michael cumpsty - michael des barres - michael fassbender - michael gambon - michael raymond james - michael sheen - michelle gomez - mikael persbrandt - miranda otto - misha collins

n: natalie portman - ncuti gatwa - neil patrick harris - nell campbell - nichelle nichols - nicolas cage - nicole kidman

o: olivia colman - orlando bloom - oscar isaac - owen wilson

p: paddy ohagan - patricia quinn - patrick stewart - paul bettany - paul chahidi - paul lux - paul mescal - pedro pascal - penelope wilton - peter capaldi - peter falk - peter hinwood - philip glenister - phoebe waller bridge - pierce brosnan - pip torrens

q: qorianka kilcher - quentin tarantino

r: rachael harris - rachel weisz - rafi gavron - ralph fiennes - rayner bourton - reece shearsmith - rene russo - rhona mitra - richard armitage - richard obrien - rob benedict - robbie kay - robert carlyle - robert downey jr - robin lord taylor - robin williams - ronald guttman - rose mciver - rupert graves - rupert grint - russell crowe - ruth negga - ryan gosling - ryan reynolds

s: sam neill - samantha smith - samuel l jackson - scarlett estevez - scarlett johansson - sean astin - sean bean - sebastian stan - sherilyn fenn - shohreh aghdashloo - sky du mont - sophia di martino - stanley tucci - stellan skarsgard - steven strait - susan sarandon

t: tan caglar - taron egerton - tilda swinton - tim curry - tim roth - toby maguire - tom conti - tom ellis - tom felton - tom hiddleston - tom holland - tom payne - tom sturridge - tomer capone - tony curran - tony curtis - tricia helfer - troy garity

u: una stubbs

v: val kilmer - vanesu samunyai - viggo mortensen - vivienne acheampong - vladimir burlakov

w: walter koenig - william shatner

y: yasmin finney

z: zachary quinto

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#ProyeccionDeVida

📣 Kino Cat / Cine Tulipán, presenta:

🎬 “¡ADIÓS LENIN!” [Good Bye, Lenin!]

🔎 Género: Drama / Comedia / Años 80 & 90

⌛️ Duración: 118 minutos

✍️ Guion: Wolfgang Becker y Bernd Lichtenberg

🎼 Música: Yann Tiersen

📷 Fotografía: Martin Kukula

💥 Argumento: Berlín, Octubre de 1989; unos días antes de la caída del Muro, la madre de Alex, una mujer orgullosa con sus ideas comunistas, entra en estado de coma. Cuando despierta ocho meses después, su hijo hace lo posible y lo imposible para que no se entere de que está viviendo en una Alemania reunificada y capitalista. Su objetivo es convertir el apartamento familiar en una isla anclada en el pasado, una especie de museo del socialismo en el que su madre viva creyendo que nada ha cambiado.

👥 Reparto: Daniel Brühl (Alexander "Alex" Kerner), Nico Ledermüller (Alex Niño), Katrin Sass (Christiane Kerner), Chulpan Khamatova (Lara), Maria Simon (Ariane Kerner), Florian Lukas (Denis Domaschke), Alexander Beyer (Rainer), Burghart Klaußner (Robert Kerner), Michael Gwisdek (Klapprath), Christine Schorn (Sra. Schäfer), Jürgen Holtz (Sr. Ganske), Jochen Stern (Sr. Mehlert), Stefan Walz (Taxista), Eberhard Kirchberg (Dr. Wagner) y Hans-Uwe Bauer /Dr. Mewes).

📢 Dirección: Wolfgang Becker

© Productoras: X Filme Creative Pool, Arte & Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR).

🌎 País: Alemania

📅 Año: 2003

📽 Proyección:

📆 Martes 13 de Mayo

🕘 9:00pm. 

🐈‍ El Gato Tulipán (Bajada de Baños 350 – Barranco)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre

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A Flystep Playlist

Love Again - Dua Lipa

I Feel it Coming - The Weekend

Prisoner - Miley Cyrus

Do I Wanna Know - Arctic Monkeys

Starving - Hailee Steinfield

Infra-Red - Three Days Grace

Sunlight - Hozier

Heaven in Hiding - Halsey

Wicked Games - RAIGN

Blinding Lights - The Weekend

Bound to You - Christina Aguilera

Crazy in Love - Beyoncé

Good Enough - Evanescence

Midnight Rain - Taylor Swift

Break In - Halestorm

Levitating - Dua Lipa

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Playlist for Saturday, February 1, 2025

This was a special FOUR HOUR Blacktop Memories, from 2-6pm! But fear not! Mike of Mike's Mixed Mess will return next Saturday, February 8th, from 4-6pm. Blacktop Memories will remain on from 2-4pm for the spring semester (YAY)! Sunsetter - "The Moon, and in the Water" Almost Monday - "Jupiter" Spooky Mansions - "The River" Hot Water Music - "Searching for Light" Thursday - "Porcelain" Glassjaw - "Pompeii" Gates - "Bloom" Balance and Composure - "Ain't it Sweet" Poppy - "New Way Out" Chastity - "Drawing The Sun Back In The Corner Of The Paper" Wild Pink - "Catholic Dracula" The Mountain Goats - "New Monster Avenue" The Rural Alberta Advantage - "Edmonton" Frightened Rabbit - "Rained On" Martin Devaney - "After the Flood" Stephen Becker - "Range" Isaac Martinez - "People Problems" Shannon and the Clams - "The Moon is in the Wrong Place" Destroy Boys - "Sweet Tooth" Telekinesis - "Empathetic People" The Beatles - "Nowhere Man" Ciao Malz - "Two Feet Tall" Double Wish - "Floating" Our Girl - "Relief" MJ Lenderman - "Rip Torn" Penny and Sparrow - "Undress" (ten years) Bill Madden - "Francesca" (ten years) Belle and Sebastian - "The Power of Three" (ten years) Wishy - "Love on the Outside" Bad Astronaut - "San Fransisco Serenade" Jesse Ahern - "Sunshine" Dan Mangan - "Basket" Swell Maps - "Adventuring into Basketry" Deerhoof - "Basket Ball Get Your Groove Back" Iron and Wine - "You Never Know" Medium Build - "Yoke" (feat. Julien Baker) Nathaniel Russel - "Nightwalker" The Mother Truckers - "Magic 8 Ball" Neko Case - "Gumball Blue" Waxahatchee - "8 Ball" Dead Confederate - "Wrecking Ball" Lara Ruggles - "Same Moon" Big Bend - "Rolling Chair" Rockaway - "Life of the Party" Slowdive - "Skin in the Game" Buddy Holly - "Learning the Game" The Loved Ones - "Sarah's Game" Foxing - "Gameshark" (08/29 @ ONC Bank Arts Center) The Stone Soul - "Surfin' Black Waves" Gooseberry - Baby Do You?" The Lemon Twigs - "Rock On (Over and Over) Coheed and Cambria - "World of Lines" (08/29 @ PNC Bank Arts Center) Taking Back Sunday - "You Know How I Do" (08/29 @ PNC Bank Arts Center) L. S. Dunes - "Permanent Rebellion" (04/18 @ Asbury Lanes) From Indian Lakes - "Feel Love" (04/18 @ Asbury Lanes) Joan Jett - "Wooly Bully" (Sam The Sham and The Pharaohs cover) Don't forget to follow us on Bluesky! xo - b. To download or stream the show, click here!

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ENGAGEDS FOR 2025

AARÓN ESCANDELL & LARA ALBELDA - Real Oviedo

ADRIÁN DE LA FUENTE & ALE BECKER - UD Levante

ALAN GODOY & ANA MARÍA - CD Eldense

ALEIX GARCIA & DENISA BUDAN - Bayer Leverkusen

ANDREA PETAGNA & CAROLINA MONTEFUSCO - AC Monza

ANDRÉS MARTÍN & NIRA ARTILES - Racing Santander

BORJA MAYORAL & FLAVIA NATALINI - Getafe CF

CARLO PINSOGLIO & HINDA EL MAHI - Juventus FC

DAVID RAYA & TATIANA TROUBOUL - Arsenal FC

EDU EXPÓSITO & INMACULADA E. - RCD Espanyol

FABIÁN RUIZ & ROSA PEREIRA - Paris Saint Germain

FERNANDO PACHECO & ÁNGELA GUERRERO - RCD Espanyol

FRAN NAVARRO & NATALIE RAMÍREZ - FC Porto

FRANCESCO ACERBI & CLAUDIA SCARPARI - Inter Milan

GIACOMO RICCI & MARTINA PARDINI - Cosenza Calcio

GIANLUCA SCAMACCA & FLAMINIA APOLLONI - Atalanta BC

GIANLUIGI DONNARUMMA & ALESSIA ELEFANTE - Paris Saint Germain

GIUSEPPE PRESTIA & DESIRÉE IMPICCINI - Cesena FC

GIUSEPPE SIBILLI & NOEMI URBANI - SSC Bari

ISI PALAZÓN & MARTA SORIANO - Rayo Vallecano

KIKE PÉREZ & IRENE RUIZ - Real Valladolid

LEONARDO CANDELLONE & ELISA FAINA - SS Juve Stabia

LUCA VIGNALI & CATERINA SCAMPELLI - Spezia Calcio

MATTEO GABBIA & FEDERICA RUGGERI - AC Milan

NICOLA DALMONTE & GAYA MURCIANO - US Salernitana

ORIOL BUSQUETS & MILI LAJE - FC Arouca

ÓSCAR PLANO & CRISTINA NOVELLA - Elche CF

ROLANDO MANDRAGORA & LUCIA PERSICO - ACF Fiorentina

SALVA FERRER & NEREA TOMÀS - Spezia Calcio

SERGIO BUSQUETS & ELENA GALERA - Inter Miami

UNAI NÚÑEZ & CYNTIA ROLDÁN - Athletic Club

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https://x.com/laralogan/status/1782266638944858551?s=09

Sorry it's early in the morning but this has to be watched.

Lara Logan @laralogan

You have to watch this.

Kyle Becker @kylenabecker

If you've only got 2 minutes to understand how the Biden administration is destroying America, this is the video that you need to watch this video

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BJU Missionary Unit has 38 Workers in Four Continents

Not only is Bob Jones University called the "World's Most Unusual University," but its call-letters also could stand for "Worldwide Ministry Unto Unevangelized." The embodiment of this aspect of the university's international influence is found in Gospel Fellowship Missions, the foreign mission society whose office and headquarters are on the campus.

GFM is one of the more recent ministries begun by the university. This independent faith mission completed its fifth year of organized missionary activity. It has grown yearly and now has 38 workers in 11 fields scattered around the world in four continents.

Including two fields established this summer in Korea and Mexico, GFM missionaries are to be found in the Far East -- Japan and Korea; South America -- Chile and Brazil; North America -- Barbados, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Hawaii; Northern Europe -- Sweden and West Germany; and the Middle East --  Lebanon.

Administratively, the mission operates separately from the university and is a part of the Gospel Fellowship Association, chartered as a nonprofit organization in 1940. Through the years GFA has sponsored many kinds of evangelistic ministries through literature, radio, newspaper evangelism, films and evangelistic crusades.

A faith mission board like Gospel Fellowship Missions operates differently from a nominational mission society. The faith mission does not manipulate or salary its workers from a central board and treasury. However, it provides a source of counsel and finances for the missionary. The co-ordination of the total field program as well as the direction of personal ministries can be administered only through the board.

The missionary on the field needs a representative with the United States government as well as with the government of the country in which he is laboring. The board maintains the tie of fellowship between the missionaries on the field and the supporting churches in the homeland.

BECKER IS HEAD

The mission office, located in the Administration Building at BJU, is staffed by two full-time employees, Rev. Kenneth D. Becker, the executive secretary, and Mrs. Corban Tabler, office secretary. Board policy and decision is executed by a seven-member executive committee, consisting of executives and deans of the university. This is backed up by a board of trustees composed of 35 Christians around the country, among whom are pastors, evangelists, educators and laymen.

The nerve center of the worldwide work is in the home office. Donations from over 1,200 supporting churches and friends in 47 states and several foreign countries are received by the home office for the missionaries and their ministries. Each donation is acknowledged with a personal letter describing the current news of the missionary supported. At the end of the month, all missionary accounts are totaled and checks mailed around the world.

In order to maintain the personal touch and keep up with the load of correspondence, data processing equipment and a high-speed typewriter are leased. Because of this personal touch, donors are not only sup. porters, but also enthusiasts of the mission and missionaries, as they have frequently noted in correspondence. The mission office staff keeps a steady stream of information flowing to those who support the work through gifts and prayers.

The oldest GFM field is in Japan. Six missionaries there are working in tent evangelism, founding churches, training national pastors, Bible correspondence courses, literature and street evangelism, and children's and youth work.

Gospel Fellowship Mission's most recent field is in Mexico. It was founded by a Mexican national, Jose Lara, in his home area in Central Mexico. His father was one of the earliest converts to Christianity in the whole region, and Mr. Lara had the distinction of being reared in an evangelical home.

There are six national evangelists and as many as 75 little churches -- some having only one or two families -- in the mountains who look to Mr. Lara and his ministry. He intends to establish a Christian trade school, along with the evangelistic effort in the villages, to train the Mexican Christians in skills so that they can support their families and the church.

The precarious international situation was impressed upon the mission by the recent Middle East war. Lebanon was one of the mission's early fields, and the missionary family was on furlough when hostilities broke out. There may be a delay before the ministry will be re-established, and even then it may take a long time to overcome anti-American hostilities and the damage which has befallen many friends and converts of the missionary.