#*nadine grimm

[dancingsunflowers-ocs]

🐢 + Claudia!!

Thank you Grace (@luucypevensie)!!! 💕 Also tagging my Glee moots; @ginger-grimm, @daughter-of-melpomene, @manyfandomocs and @ginevrastilinski-ocs!!! 💕

Their favorite song: All I Wanna Do by Sheryl Crow.

Their birthstone: Diamond.

Their favorite school subject: It’s a toss between art and literature.

Their biggest talent: Her songwriting talent and her creativity for interior design.

The meaning of their name: Lame; Enclosure.

Something they've never told anyone: Her guilty pleasures for The Beatles and cheesy soap operas.

Their best friend: Nadine Allard, Francesca Bellamy and Solana Corzo. (Honorary mentions to Mercedes’ Jones, Brittany Pierce and Tina Cohen-Chang)

Their favorite trip (if they've ever been on one): Claudia’s favourite trip was the ‘all girls’ holiday that Francesca and Claudia went on during the summer, and it was that same holiday where Claudia introduced Francesca to her childhood friends Nadine and Solana.

What they would name their future child (even hypothetical ones): Willow for a daughter, and Oliver for a son.

Their favorite season: Fall.

[byneddiedingo]

Emmanuelle Riva and Jean-Paul Belmondo in Léon Morin, Priest (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1961) 

Cast: Emmanuelle Riva, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Irène Tunc, Nicole Mirel, Gisele Grimm, Monique Hennessy. Screenplay: Jean-Pierre Melville, based on a novel by Béatrix Beck. Cinematography: Henri Decaë. Art direction: Daniel Guéret. Film editing: Jacqueline Meppiel, Nadine Marquand, Marie-Josèph Yoyotte. Music: Marital Solal, Albert Reiser. 

The “hot priest” trope got a brief revival recently in the series Fleabag, when Andrew Scott and Phoebe Waller-Bridge struck a few sparks together in an amusing flirtation. Otherwise, priests have had a bad rep in the media since the news broke about widespread clerical sexual abuse. We have to go back to Jean-Pierre Melville's Léon Morin, Priest in 1961 to find a serious and unsensational treatment of the moral crisis that clerical celibacy can foment. It's a story set during the German occupation of France during World War II, in which a young woman (Emmanuelle Riva) finds herself attracted to a young priest (Jean-Paul Belmondo). It's a richly developed story in which faith, sexuality, and politics converge, made more intriguing by the performances of Riva and Belmondo, who vividly portray not only the sexual tension but also the intellectual and spiritual questions provoked by the encounter. 

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Accepted Characters 11/23/2022

Paul Ferguson (Pirate)  from The Water Seeker

Prince Andrei from The Kneebone Boy

Henrietta Block from The Water Seeker

Sabrina Grimm from  The Sisters Grimm series

Jimmy from the Silo Series

Sinu Han from Lookism

Fantorangen from Fantorangen

Buster Slydale from Sylvanian Families

Jacob Wilde (Jake) from The Dangerous Jacob Wilde

Ludwing Von Veilchen from Concerto for Two Pianos

Mika from Agent Ali

McPherson from the Princess Bride

Princess Uzima from The Kneebone Boy

Tess Walnut from Sylvanian Families

Defense Zircon from Steven Universe

Kingdock from the Bone graphic novel series

Captain Scabulous from Stormhawks

Mah from Aoi Horus no Hitomi: Dansou no Joou no Monogatari

Fawn from Horses of the Dawn

Right Hand Man from the Henry Stickmin Collection

Henry Minerva from The Hunt for the Seventh

Liza Khokhlakov from The Brothers Karamazov

Ines from The Boy From Seville

Jock from Nerd and Jock

Tommy Walker from The Who’s Tommy

Nadine from Claymore

Seiji from Barefoot Gen

Hiika Deminte from The Reason Why Raeliana Ended up at the Duke's Mansion

Zass from Agent Ali

Dave from Arthur

Longshot from Avatar the Last Airbender

Unnamed dinosaur from the Star Fox series

Veronika from Veronika Decide Morrer

Marvin from Queer as Folk

Lynn from Pulse

Mingus (Chickie-fil-A) from Queer as Folk

Julian Beaumont from Queer as Folk

Michael Waters from My Own Private Idaho

Mercedes and Lada's mother from Når Noen Klikker i En Vinkel

Connell Waldron from Normal People

Gunn Merete from the Kongsvik series

Juni Cortez from the Spy Kids series

980 requests remain

[adarkrainbow]

An addition to the previous ask, right here.

I want to insist: the literary study of fairytales is not *my* method. I do not think it belongs to me, and it is not some sort of exclusive thing I cannot get out of. 

The “literary” angle of study is the method of my research director, the method of the university teacher that gave us a class on fairytales, it is the method of the various current experts on fairytales authors (Tony Gheeraert, Nadine Jasmin...) in France, it is the method favored by teachers of comparative literature in university... And it is the one I favor when studying French literary fairytales - Perrault and d’Aulnoy. (Because being literary works, trying to look at them primarily through folklorist lenses does not work)

But it is not “my” method, I do not consider myself some sort of representative or agent of this method. I just want to be clear on that. 

Again, I want to insist: the “literary studies” are primarily for literary fairytales. And given right now I am speaking of Basile, Perrault, d’Aulnoy and many more authors of fairytales, I am bound to favor, prefer and push forward the “literary” aspect first and foremost. Cause they’re literary fairytales, you know? But the game might shift when it will come to others (I notably plan to cover the Kabyle fairytales for my ogre series, and there I cannot use the “literary study” in any way - oh yes I also don’t know if what I said was clear, but “literary vs folklorist” only applies to European fairytales. It is about the main corpus formed by the most famous European tales: Perrault, Grimm, d’Aulnoy, the Pentamerone, the Andrew Lang books, etc etc... Outside of Europe, the debate stops. Except for America, where the debate can extend thanks to a lot of European fairytales being brought over there - for example, there is an old Missouri French-speaking folktale that has been collected, and that is very obviously just an oral variation of madame d’Aulnoy’s “Cunning Cinders”, with too many details borrowed from her to be purely folkloric in any way. I’ve got it in my books if you are interested)

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FYI: Editorial change (Linguistique et Langues Africaines)

As of Volume 10, issue 1 (2024), the journal Linguistique et Langues Africaines (LLA) published by the research unit Language, Langues et Cultures d’Afrique (LLACAN) welcomes a new editor-in-chief, Nadine Grimm (University of Rochester) and a new book review editor, Ekaterina Aplonova (LLACAN, INALCO), who join the current editor-in-chief, Yvonne Treis (LLACAN, CNRS). Linguistique et Langues Africaines (LLA) is an international, open-access, double-blind peer reviewed journal devoted to the stu http://dlvr.it/T27xvN

[tvueberregional]

Einladung zur Vernissage Begegnungen in Schatthausen mit Ulrike Grimm

Einladung zur Vernissage Begegnungen in Schatthausen mit Ulrike Grimm Am 19.05.23 öffnet das Dorfgemeinschaftshaus Hohenhardter7 in Schatthausen seine Türen, um die Werke der Wieslocher Künstlergruppe wieArt in der Ausstellung „Begegnungen“ zu präsentieren. Die Vernissage beginnt um 18 Uhr. Vor der Laudatio der ersten Vorsitzenden Elfriede Breitwieser laden die KünstlerInnen zu einem Sektempfang ein. Ab 19 Uhr hält das ehrenamtliche Team der Hoha7 Snacks und leckere Getränke bereit. Musikalisch umrahmt wird die Vernissage von der Sängerin Magdalena Schaust. Ich präsentiere meine neusten Licht-Bild-Installationen. Diese sind nur an diesem Abend im Obergeschoß zu sehen. 11 regionale Kunstschaffende zeigen in ihrer aktuellen Ausstellung die Bandbreite ihrer Arbeiten auf - von Acrylbildern auf Leinwänden oder Holzkörpern, Monotypien, Skulpturen aus Holz und Plastiken aus Ton bis hin zu Licht-Bild-Installationen. Neben mir präsentieren Klaus Bast, Nadine Becker, Barbara Berger, Dinara Daniel, Sabrina Ferwagner,  Johanna Kegebein, Renate Mörtel, Mila Müller, Bettina Zedlitz und Carmen Monika Schlund in Schatthausen ihre Werke. Liebe Grüße, Ulrike Grimm Freie Grafikerin und Künstlerin Hans-Sachs-Straße 11 76726 Germersheim Telefon 0179 9220911 www.art-grimm.de ulrike@art-grimm.de facebook: ArtGrimm.de         Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

[misscrazyfangirl321]

also hank/nadine!

falls asleep on the couch: Hank, after a long case.

makes friends with the neighbors: Honestly, probably Hank.

is the adventurous eater: Mmmmmm Nadine. She loves to try new foods from different cultures and such.

hogs the covers at night: HANK. But usually Nadine solves this with cuddles.

forgets to do the dishes: Neither of them forget, but Hank often has to drop everything and go work a case. When he can do the dishes, though, he does.

tries to surprise their partner more often: Both of them love coming up with small romantic surprises for each other.

leaves dirty laundry on the floor: Nadine likes to take care of her home, but laundry's definitely her weak spot.

stays up til 2 AM reading: BOTH. They'll be leaning against each other, her reading some fascinating nonfiction about anthropology and him reading a murder mystery he solves by chapter 3.

sings in the shower: Hank. Loudly.

takes the selfies: Neither of them are big selfie people, but when selfies happen, it's usually Hank taking them.

plans date night: MMM I feel like I've answered Hank for most of these, but honestly, he fits for most of these. Sometimes, though, if he's been working a pretty intense case for awhile, she'll put something relaxing together for him once it's over.

[rj-raven]

The houses as lesser-known books:

Gryffindor: Scarlet Moon- S.D Grimm

Ravenclaw: Romanov- Nadine Brandes

Slytherin: Mark of the Raven- Morgan L. Busse

Hufflepuff: The Healer’s Apprentice- Melanie Dickerson    

[theinclusivebookshelf]

LGBT Characters: Gay and Lesbian

- Simon Spier, The Simonverse (series) by Becky Albertalli

- Bram Greenfeld, The Simonverse (series) by Becky Albertalli 

- Nadine Suso, The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli 

- Basilton Grimm-Pitch, Simon Snow (Series) by Rainbow Rowell

- Arthur Suess, What if it’s Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera 

- Ben Alejo, What if it’s Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera 

- Sophia, Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

- Erin, Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

- Luke, Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

- Ezra Patel, Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender

- Declan Keane, Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender

- Leah, Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender

- Austin, Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender

[dancingsunflowers-ocs]

𝗔𝗹𝗲𝘅𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗮’𝘀 𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗼𝗰𝘀 ✷ 𝗮 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝘁𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁

𝗕𝗕𝗖 𝗠𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗻

Name: Caelia Hartley (Adopted from @eddys-plot-shop)

Fic: The Whispering Grove 

Ship: Merlin

Faceclaim: Danielle Galligan

𝗕𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗴𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗼𝗻

Name: Delia Hathaway

Fic: Gone with the Wallflower

Love Interest: Colin Bridgerton

Faceclaim: Mia McKenna-Bruce

𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗻𝗲𝘆’𝘀 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀

Name: Sofia Madrigal

Parents: Mirabel Madrigal

Fic: Butterflies

Love Interest: Evie Grimhilde

Faceclaim: Rachel Zegler

Name: Wanda Darling

Parents: Wendy Darling

Fic: Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust

Love Interest: Harry Hook

Faceclaim: Georgie Henley

Name: Cherry Hearts

Parents: The Queen of Hearts

Fic: Wonderland

Love Interest: Ben Beast

Faceclaim: Danielle Rose Russell

𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗪𝗵𝗼

Name: Estelle Williams

Fic: Across The Universe

Love Interest: 11th Doctor x Clara Oswald

Faceclaim: Maya Hawke

𝗙𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗦

Name: Paige Green (Adopted from @eddys-plot-shop)

Fic: Chasing Laughs

Love Interest: Chandler Bing

Faceclaim: Elizabeth Lail

𝗚𝗹𝗲𝗲

Name: Claudia Green

Series: Sweet Melodies

Fic: Songbird

Love Interest: Finn Hudson

Faceclaim: Meg Bellamy

Name: Francesca Bellamy

Series: Sweet Melodies

Fic: Lovefool

Love Interest: Sam Evans

Faceclaim: Mimi Keene

Name: Solana Corzo

Series: Sweet Melodies

Fic: Better Together

Love Interest: Artie Abrams

Faceclaim: Bebe Wood

Name: Nadine Allard

Series: Sweet Melodies

Fic: Edge of Seventeen

Love Interest: Tina Cohen-Chang

Faceclaim: Naomi Scott

Name: Ariel Berry

Series: Bad Reputation

Fic: Help! I’m in Love with a Cheerleader

Love Interest: Quinn Fabray x Santana Lopez

Faceclaim: Kaia Jordan Gerber

Name: Pedro Fernandez

Series: Bad Reputation

Fic: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy 

Love Interest: Kurt Hummel

Faceclaim: Taylor Zakhar Perez

𝗚𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲

Name: Larissa Morozova

Fic: The Darkest Sea

Love Interest: Nikolai Lantsov

Faceclaim: Claudia Jessie

𝗠𝗮𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗹

Name: Victoria Brooks

Fic: Gold Rush

Love Interest: Steve Rogers

Faceclaim: Olivia Cooke

Name: Clio

Fic: Part of Your World

Love Interest: Peter Parker

Faceclaim: Halle Bailey

𝗢𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗨𝗽𝗼𝗻 𝗔 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲

Name: Anastasia Tremaine

Fic: Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister

Love Interest: David Nolan

Faceclaim: Madelaine Petsch

Name: Marlena Wright (Adopted from @ginger-grimm)

Fairytale Counterpart: Rose Red {Snow-White and Rose-Red}

Fic: Roses Are Red

Love Interest: Lester Wright {OC}

Faceclaim: Kennedy McMann

Name: Bianca Wright

Fairytale Counterpart: Snow White {Snow-White and Rose-Red}

Fic: Roses Are Red

Love Interest: Edward Wright {OC}

Faceclaim: Virginia Gardner

Name: Raina Mills (Adopted from @eddys-plot-shop)

Fic: Ahead Of The Pack

Love Interest: Ruby Lucas

Faceclaim: Camila Mendes

Name: Zarina Hendricks

Fic: The Pirate Fairy

Love Interest: Killian Jones

Faceclaim: Katherine McNamara

𝗣𝗲𝗿𝗰𝘆 𝗝𝗮𝗰𝗸𝘀𝗼𝗻

Name: Celeste Pinto

Godly Parent: Iris

Fic: Rainbows 

Love Interest: Jason Grace

Faceclaim: Olivia Rodrigo

𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿 𝗧𝗿𝗲𝗸

Name: Guinevere Riordan

Fic: Rewrite The Stars

Love Interest: James T. Kirk

Faceclaim: Jessica Alba

Name: Sydney Berlin

Fic: Prodigy Perfect

Love Interest: Pavel Chekov

Faceclaim: Kathryn Newton

𝗧𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗪𝗼𝗹𝗳

Name: Tabitha Stephens

Species: Light Witch

Fic: Bewitched

Love Interest: Isaac Lahey

Faceclaim: Josefine Frida Pettersen

Name: Julie Marigold

Species: Fairy

Fic: Bewitched

Love Interest: Enya Martin {OC}

Faceclaim: Aisha Dee

Name: Enya Martin

Species: Phoenix 

Fic: Bewitched

Love Interest: Julie Marigold {OC}

Faceclaim: Abigail Cowen

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗡𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗮

Name: Feyra Sherwood

Species: Cosmic Witch

Fic: Courage, Dear Heart

Love Interest: Peter Pevensie

Faceclaim: Synnove Karlsen

Name: August Sherwood

Species: Earth Witch

Fic: Courage, Dear Heart

Love Interest: Edmund Pevensie 

Faceclaim: Jack Wolfe

Name: Joan Connelly

Fic: Courage, Dear Heart

Love Interest: Lucy Pevensie 

Faceclaim: Ruby Cruz

𝗧𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Name: Beatrice Denali

Fic: Eternal Flame

Love Interest: Alice Cullen

Faceclaim: Sophie Skelton

𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆

Name: Matilda Thorpe

Species: Telekinesis

Fic: Naughty 

Love Interest: Enid Sinclair x Wednesday Addams 

Faceclaim: Thomasin McKenzie

oc masterlist inspiration credit: @daughter-of-melpomene

[arrogant-hair]

Throwing Back The Apple: The fiction of Carmel Bird.

From the pages of Carmel Bird’s 2004 novel, Cape Grimm, come dark and disturbing images of elemental and charismatic evils set on an island Eden tainted with blood. That Eden is Tasmania — wild and beautiful, but redolent with a history of atrocity, massacre, and murder. The paradox of Tasmania’s beauty, and it’s relation of generational brutality, has led a lot of writers to use it as a setting to explore gothic themes. The paradox is a profoundly powerful metaphor in the work of Tasmanian native, Bird’s work.

“Tasmania is attractive to other writers who are not from within it, but also see the possibility of the Gothic there,” says Carmel Bird. “But Tasmanian writers like Richard Flanagan and myself can’t help ourselves and have to write about it. There’s an urgency in my wanting to write about how I feel about Tasmania, because so much is written about it that’s on the surface and isn’t concerned with, nor bound up with, the heart of the matter.”

The heart of the matter is found in Tasmania’s disturbing colonial history — beginning with the transportation of English and Irish convicts to the settlement in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. “It’s a straight historical line that can be traced,” says Bird. “British and Irish prisoners were sent there for two reasons. One was to get rid of them. That, at least, is the popular line that had been taken on them. But reading between the lines it’s clear that there was a second, and real, economic reason for it. They were sent to claim and farm the land. Apparently it would have been much cheaper to keep them on the floating prison hulks in London.”

The birth of colonial Australia was brutal and murderous. A remote island situated at the bottom of a colonially unexplored land led to the basest aspects of human nature coming to the fore, which find their echoes in Bird’s fiction; “This very distant, very beautiful island — part of the Great Southern Land became the location of a contained form of cruelty and oppression. On top of that there was the massacre of the indigenous peoples who were all but removed. Because it’s an island, because it’s small, because it’s concentrated, and because it’s so far from everything, and hangs off Australia in the middle of nowhere going to the South Pole, it’s the perfect locus for dumping the darkness in the human imagination; particularly of the Western World. For a very long time it has literally been a location of horror.”

Cape Grimm delves into the dark side of that human imagination with the story of Caleb Mean — a cult leader and mass murderer. Caleb is the third protagonist in a series of books (the Mandala Trilogy) that explore the charisma of evil. “I did set up to write a novel about a charismatic evil man, and then a charismatic evil woman, and finally a charismatic evil child,” says Bird. The two previous books The White Garden and Red Shoes are substantial works depicting the seductive allure inherent in power, and the abuse thereof. Weaved into the narratives are fairy tales and classical mythology — stories of saints and madmen, little mermaids, and sleeping beauties.

Fairy tales have always been a strong source of inspiration for Bird; “I was much nourished and inspired by the Brothers Grimm, and the stories of Hans Christian Andersen — lots of Norse myths and the like. They were fascinating and troubling. These tales have lodged in my imagination and my heart and have informed much of what I have written ever since. When I was constructing Cape Grimm, and because so much of it is concerned with children, I felt I was allowed to include the whole narratives of those stories as something upon which my work floats.”

In Cape Grimm and Red Shoes Bird retells such tales in an appendix devoted to the myths, metaphors, and stories that inspire and bind the narratives of the novels. The connection to the fairy tale world and Tasmania — a place likened to such a landscape — is essential for the author. “The thing about Cape Grimm is that there is a place called Cape Grim in Tasmania. It has always fascinated me and I had always connected it to the Brothers Grimm, so I decided I would write a novel that made that connection… Ever since I was a child I have been alert to, and collecting, passing references to Tasmania in fiction and non-fiction. Such references characterise it the way we may characterise Timbuktu or somewhere as this weird, distant, funny, dangerous, dark nothing-place.”

It is Carmel Bird’s consummate skill that binds so many narratives and metaphors together to create stories of exquisite and visceral unease. Yet, within the stories lies a profound beauty and grace which she reveals with fine prose. Like the island of paradoxes that inspires her, Bird’s writing is filled with the dualities of dark and light, attraction and repulsion, and, most importantly — fascination.

Nadine Whitney.

Interview and publication 2004. Fiend Magazine.

[bandsonfilm]

Gig List 2019

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Rain Byrns/ OHMME, London (Shacklewell Arms) 21.02. Strange Bones/ Rascalton, London (The Lexington) 22.02. Sit Down/ Pussyliquor/ Petty Phase/ Crack Foxes, London (Windmill Brixton)    23.02. Saint Agnes/ Snapped Ankles/ Josefin Öhrn & the Liberation/ Goat Girl/ Flamingods, Portslade (Hansen Hall) 01.03. Talk Show/ Blanc, London (Bermondsey Social Club) 14.03. Mystic Rain Frogs, London (Unicorn Camden) 14.03. Lice/ Phobophobes, London (Sebright Arms) 15.03. CC Honeymoon/ Pristine Babe, London (Shacklewell Arms) 22.03. Crows, London (Hawley Arms) 22.03. Crows, London (Old Blue Last)  24.03. Damo Suzuki, London (Windmill Brixton) 02.04. Drenge/ Valeras, London (Electric Brixton) 03.04. Terravi/ Slipping, London (The Waiting Room) 04.04. Idles/ Crows, London (Electric Ballrom) 05.04. Junodef/ Cosmic Strip, London (Old Blue Last) 05.04. The Murder Capital/ Sleep Eaters, London (Windmill Brixton) 07.04. Dream Nails/ Sit Down/ Arxx, London (The Lexington) 09.04. Sleep Eaters/ Xaviers, London (Old Blue Last) 11.04. The Van T’s, London (The Monarch) 12.04. LibraLibra/ Short People/ Placid, Brighton (Brighton Electric) 13.04. Vinyl Staircase, London (Lion Coffee & Records) 13.04. Girls in Synthesis/ Human Pet, London (Waiting Room) 16.04. Hooverii/ Sleep Eaters, London (Shacklewell Arms) 18.04. Heavy Lungs/ Black Midi/ King Nun, London (PRS Office) 19.04. Cannibal Animal, London (Blondies) 20.04. Queen Zee/ Sit Down/ Matilda Eyre, London (Genesis Cinema) 20.04. YOWL, London (Shacklewell Arms) 23.04. Calva Louise/ Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, London (Sebtight Arms) 24.04. Saint Agnes, London (Nambucca)  25.04. The Coathangers/ Ditz/ Heirloom, London (Studio 9294) 27.04. A Place To Bury Strangers/ Thee MVPs, London (Test Pressing Festival) 27.04. Mur-Man/ Bokito, London (Shacklewell Arms) 28.04. Cryptic Street, London (Hope & Anchor) 02.05. Saint Agnes/ Noise Noir, London (Blondies) 04.05. Crows/ Treeboy & Arc/ Ditz, Brighton (Prince Albert) 05.05. Warmduscher/ Nuha Ruby Ra, London (Windmill brixton) 06.05. Tom McGuire and the Brassholes, London (Shacklewell Arms) 07.05. N0V3L/ Deliluh, London (Windmill Brixton) 08.05. Deliluh/ Lewsberg, London (Shacklewell Arms) 09.05. Crack Cloud/ Rubber Jaw/ Egyptian Blue/ LA Peach/ Saint Agnes/ Surfbort/ Brutus/ Pottery/ The Murder Capital/ YAK/ itoldyouiwouldeatyou/ Cable Ties , Brighton (The Great Escape) 10.05. Just Mustard/ Pottery/ Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs/ The Wants/ Working Men’s Club/ Placid/ Murmur, Brighton (The Great Escape) 11.05. Better Oblivion Community Center/ Christian Lee Hutson, London (Shepherds Bush Empire) 15.05. Raketkanon, Brighton (Prince Albert) 20.05. Zig Zags, London (Shacklewell Arms) 23.05. CLT DRP, London (The Islington) 24.05. Cable Ties/ Amyl and the Sniffers/ Nuha Ruby Ra/ Hot Teeth, London (Warehouse Show) 25.05. Scalping, London (Sebright Arms) 26.05. Drahla, London (Sebright Arms) 27.05. Warm Drag/ PVA/ The Claque, London (Shacklewell Arms) 28.05. Crying High/ Vanity Fairy, London (The Victoria) 29.05. JOHN/ Girls in Synthesis, London (The Lexington) 30.05. Japanese Television/ Terravi, London (Shacklewell Arms) 31.05. Idles/ Crows/ Heavy Lungs/ Talk Show/ Squid/ Architects/ Alice Glass/ Lady Bird, London (Victoria Park) 03.06. False Advertising, London (Old Blue Last) 05.06. Hot Snakes/ Mobina Galore, Bremen (Lila Eule) 06.06. Treeboy & Arc/ Terravi, London (The Waiting Room) 10.06. Bikini Kill/ Big Joanie, London (Brixton Academy) 11.06. Wallace Vanborn, London (Black Heart) 12.06. Miss June/ Haze, London (Windmill Brixton) 14.06. Slap Rash, London (The Rocksteady) 14.06. CLT DRP/ Cryptic Street/ Lemondaze, London (Finsbury Pub) 17.06. The She’s/ Two Tribes, London (Old Blue Last) 18.06. Fleetwood Mac/ The Pretenders, London (Wembley Stadium) 21.06. Skinny Milk/ On Video/ Bull/ Human Pet, London (Old Blue Last) 22.06. Marbled Eye/ USA Nails/ Negative Space, London (Shacklewell Arms) 24.06. Feels, London (Shacklewell Arms) 25.06. Drool/ Grimm Twins, London (Notting Hill Arts Club) 26.06. Plague Vendor/ Starcrawler, London (The Dome) 29.06. YOWL/ Leeches, London (The Engine Rooms) 03.07. Kynch, London (Sebright Arms) 04.07. Treeboy & Arc/ Curfew/ Happy Couple, London (Shacklewell Arms) 06.07. Gazelle Twin, London (Southbank Centre) 06.07. Witch Fever/ Lyoness, London (Old Blue Last) 08.06. Steal Shit Do Drugs, London (Shacklewell Arms) 09.06. Show Me The Body/ Cassels/ Powerplant, London (Warehouse Show) 11.07. Earth Tongue/ Japanese Television, London (Shacklewell Arms) 12.07. Bob Dylan, London (Hyde Park) 13.07. Florence and the Machine/ The National/ Lykke Li/ Blood Orange/ Nadine Shah/ Goat Girl/ Cherry Glazerr, London (Hyde Park) 15.07. Cherry Glazerr/ Talk Show, London (Old Blue Last) 17.07. Amanda Palmer/ Alice Fraser, London (Golden Lion) 19.07. Lumer/ Table Scraps/ Human Pet/ Nuha Ruby Ra, London (Shacklewell Arms) 20.07. Guru, London (Shacklewell Arms) 20.07. Sunflower Bean/ Wooze, London (Borderline) 24.07. Curfew, London (Sebright Arms) 25.07. LibraLibra/ Snapped Ankles, London (PRS Office Kings Cross) 25.07. Bad Breeding/ Uniform, London (Electrowerkz) 29.07. Body/Head/ Wild Rani/ Bohman Brothers, London (Cafe OTO) 31.07. Queen Zee/Guru/ The Novus, London (Old Blue Last) 01.08. Girls in Synthesis, London (Blondies) 02.08. Zamilska/ Nape, London (Shacklewell Arms) 07.08. Bg Sea Creature, London ( The Waiting Room)  07.08. Italia 90/ Al Moses, London (The Victoria) 09.08. Bodega, London (MOTH Club) 10.08. Rosie Alena/ Hussy/ Malady, London (Shacklewell Arms) 10.08. Thee MVPs/ Cosmic Strip, London (The Victoria) 11.08. Heirloom/ Witch Fever/ Murmur/ Guru, London (The Victoria) 13.08. N0V3L/ Pet Shimmers, London (Old BLue Last) 15.08. Memory of Elephants/ Coheed & Cambria/ Daughters/ Pijn/ Raketkanon/ Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs/ Bossk/ Cocaine Piss/ Mammoth Weed Lizard Bastard/ The Beft/ Cultdreams/ Big Lad, ArcTanGent Festival 16.08. Brutus/ TTNG/ Russian Circles/ VLMV/ Slow Crush/ Cattle/ CLT DRP/ A.A. Williams, ArcTanGent Festival 17.08. Tess Parks/ She Makes War/ Junodef/ Gaygirl/ Calva Louise/ Valeras/ The Cosmics/ Something Leather/ Hero Fisher/ Petsematary/ Polly Money, London (Studio 9294) 21.08. Pottery/ Guru, Brighton (Prince Albert) 23.08. Wych Elm, London (The Social) 24.08. Bo Ningen/ ESYA, London (Shacklewell Arms) 27.08. Plague Vendor/ The Dunts, London (The Black Heart) 31.08. Hideous Sun Demon/ Cannibal Animal/ Haxon/ Dense/ Hanya, London (The Victoria) 04.09. Frankie and the Witch Fingers, London (MOTH Club) 05.09. Working Men’s Club, London (The Lexington) 10.09. Qlowski/ Scrounge/ Lemondaze/ F4cade, London (Shacklewell Arms) 13.09. Jeffrey Lewis, Bremen (Schule 21) 14.09. Degenerate Idol, Bremen (Street fest) 16.09. The Wants/ PVA, London (The Waiting Room) 18.09. Nova Twins/ Kid Kapichi, London (Sebright Arms) 19.09. Football FC/ Art Trip And The Static Sound, London (Shacklewell Arms) 20.09. Lumer/ Cruelty/ Folly Group, London (Old Blue Last) 22.09. Ellie Bleach, London (Shacklewell Arms) 23.09. Spit/ Scary Lemons, London (The Monarch) 24.09. Sasami, London (MOTH Club) 25.09. Pulled Apart by Horses/ Baba Naga/ Placid, Tunbridge Wells (Forum) 26.09. Faux Ferocious/ Yin Yin, London (Shacklewell Arms) 27.09. Scottibrains/ Sophie Hunger, London (Windmill Brixton) 28.09. Calva Louise/ Pet Crow/ Noise Noir/ Dirty/ CLT DRP, London (Engine Rooms) 29.09. Emma Ruth Rundle/ Jo Quail, London (The Dome) 30.09. Lingua Ignota/ Bruxa Maria/ Grave Lines, London (Olso) 03.10. Hide/ Kontravoid, London (Shacklewell Arms) 04.10. Talk Show/ PVA, London (The Lexington) 05.10. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard/ ORB/ Stonefield, London (Alexandra Palace) 06.10. Acid Tongue/ Winter Gardens, London (Sebright Arms) 07.10. Femur, London (The Waiting Room) 10.10. Miss June/ Pretty Sick, London (The Lexington) 11.10. Heirloom, London (The Social) 12.10. Dumb/ Yammerer/ Fat Earthers, London (Shacklewell Arms) 14.10. Jealous, London (Old Blue Last) 15.10. Just Mustard/ PVA, London (Sebright Arms) 16.10. JOHN, London (Shacklewell Arms) 17.10. Scalping/ The Claque, London (Electrowerkz) 18.10. Skating Polly/ She Makes War, London (The Lexington) 22.10. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets/ Crows/ Bitch Diesel, London (Electric Ballroom) 23.10. Working Men’s Club, Southampton (Heartbreakers) 24.10. Saint Agnes/ Souer, London (Dingwalls) 25.10. Black Midi/ 404/ Woom, London (Shacklewell Arms) 26.10. Lumer/ Peeping Drexels/ Lynks Afrikka, London (Windmill Brixton) 28.10. Mush, London (Shacklewell Arms) 29.10. Black Midi, London (Boiler Room) 29.10. Bambara, London (Sebright Arms) 30.10. Working Men’s Club/ Brian/ PVA, London (MOTH Club) 31.10. Madonnatron/ Sleep Eaters/ Leggs, London (Sebright Arms) 02.11. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets/ Calva Louise, Bremen (Tower) 05.11. B Boys/ Clockwork, London (The Victoria) 06.11. Heavy Lungs/ Guru, London (Camden Assembly) 10.11. Gnod/ Part Chimp, London (Dingwalls) 12.11. Boy Harsher, London (Scala) 13.11. Lightning Bolt, London (The Underworld) 14.11. Do Nothing/ Girls in Synthesis, London (Old Blue Last) 15.11. Dashboard Confessional, London (Kobalt Office) 15.11. ILL/ LibraLibra, London (The Victoria) 17.11. Long Teeth, London (Shacklewell Arms) 19.11. Boundaries/ Human Pet, London (Old Blue Last) 20.11. Avalanche Party/ Mice Ön Mars, London (The Shacklewell Arms) 22.11. Skinny Living, London (Kobalt Office) 22.11. Noise Noir, London (The Social) 23.11. Treeboy & Arc/ Happyness/ Lazarus Kane/ Sinead O’Brien, London (The Dome) 27.11. Deliluh, London (Peckham Audio) 29.11. Cruelty/ Haxon, London (The Monarch) 30.11. Ex:Re, London (Kings Place) 03.12. Julia Bardo/ Powerplant, London (The Social) 04.12. Calva Louise, London (Shacklewell Arms) 06.12. Strange Bones, London (Werkhaus) 07.12. Idles/ Metz, London (Ally Pally) 08.12. Metz/ Bad Breeding/ John, London (MOTH Club) 12.12. Sit Down/ Noise Noir/ Floral Schoppe, London (The Victoria) 13.12. YOWL/ Ugly, London (Peckham Audio) 13.12. Goat Girl/ Porridge Radio/ Powerplant, London (Venue MOT)

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Other Fandom Characters

{Last Updated: 6.6.2018}

This is a list of characters that I sort of just pick and choose from different fandoms. They’re listed here because there weren’t enough characters from their fandom to create a list. MORE TO COME!

Josh Lucas (Clueless, Smut allowed)

Nadine Franklin (Edge of Seventeen)

Krista (Edge of Seventeen)

Darian Franklin (Edge of Seventeen, Smut allowed)

Bianca Piper (The DUFF)

Wesley Rush (The DUFF)

Eric Northman (True Blood, Smut allowed)

Godric (True Blood)

Greg Gaines (Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl)

Earl (Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl)

Charlie (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, GIF Imagines only)

Sam (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, GIF Imagines only)

Baby (Baby Driver)

Darling (Baby Driver, Smut allowed)

Duncan (The Way, Way Back, GIF Imagines only)

Quentin Jacobsen (Paper Towns)

Samantha Kingston (Before I Fall)

Samantha Borgens (Stuck in Love)

Rusty Borgens (Stuck in Love)

Jay Gatsby (The Great Gatsby, Smut allowed)

Miles (The Riot Club)

Alistair Ryle (The Riot Club)

Harry Villiers (The Riot Club)

Dimitri (The Riot Club)

James (End of the Fucking World)

Alyssa (End of the Fucking World)

Kevin (This is Us)

Peter Pevensie (Narnia, Smut allowed)

Edmond Pevensie (Narnia)

Caspian X (Narnia, Smut allowed)

Edmond (How I Live Now, Smut allowed)

Daisy How I Live Now)

Dolores Abernathy (Westworld)

Logan (Westworld)

Young William (Westworld)

Will Graham (Hannibal)

Hannibal Lecter (Hannibal)

Christian Grey (Fifty Shades of Grey Series, Smut allowed)

Joel Hammond (Santa Clarita Diet)

Abby Hammond (Santa Clarita Diet)

Eric Bemis (Santa Clarita Diet)

Alexa Mendoza (Alexa & Katie)

Katie Cooper (Alexa & Katie)

Dylan (Alexa & Katie)

Lucas Mendoza (Alexa & Katie)

Will Grimm (Brothers Grimm, Smut allowed)

Jacob Grimm (Brothers Grimm, Smut allowed)

Klaus Baudelaire (A Series of Unfortunate Events)

Violet Baudelaire (A Series of Unfortunate Events GIF Imagines only)

Dr. David Daniels (The Book of Henry)

30 yr/old Jenna Rink (13 Going on 30)

30 yr/old Matt Flamhaff (13 Going on 30)

Jake Chambers (Dark Tower)

Roland Deschain (Dark Tower, Smut allowed)

Walter Padick (Dark Tower, Smut allowed)

Malcom (The Boy)

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Alle bisherigen Wildwechsel Live-Streams in der Übersicht

Live-Streams sind durch die Corona-Krise momentan beliebter als je zuvor. Viele Künstler und Locations spielen jetzt live auf ihren Social-Media-Kanälen, sodass man es sich bequem vom eigenen Sofa aus anschauen kann, wie wir bereits berichteten. Auch der Wildwechsel hatte bis jetzt schon einige Künstler in seinem Live-Stream auf Facebook zu Gast, die wir hier präsentieren!

Ben Black Ben Black im Ww-Livestream! Nur seine Stimme & Gitarre! Mehr braucht Ben Black nicht, um mit euch zusammen die Bühnen dieser Welt zu rocken. Der Singer / Songwriter aus Hessen steht für echte Musik mit deutschen Texten, sowie für mitreißende Liveshows und einfach eine gute Zeit! Und genau das, seine Stimme und seine Gitarre, brachte Ben am 11. April in unseren Live-Stream auf unsere Facebookseite! » Ben Black bei Facebook » Hier könnt ihr den Künstler und uns durch eine Spende unterstützen Mike Gerhold im Ww-Livestream! Am Mittwoch, den 8.4.2020 durften wir Mike Gerhold, Gitarrist und Sänger der Rock Band Rockhead im Live-Stream auf unserer Facebook-Seite begrüßen. Von zuhause aus hat er solo und unpugged ein paar Songs gespielt. Er trat bereits solo oder aber in Bandbesetzung im Vorprogramm von SWEET, SLADE, DORO PESCH, SAXON, Barclay James Harvest und andere namhaften Größen auf. » Hier geht's zur Website von Rockhead » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Talk und Live-Musik mit Marcel Eberlein Am Montag den 6.4.2020 durften wir Marcel Eberlein, u.a. Gitarrist der Kasseler Blues Formation Fade To Blue und der Classic Rock Band Tunesday, in unserem Live-Stream begrüßen. Doch nicht nur mit Band, auch solo ist er immer wieder musikalisch unterwegs. Egal ob auf Privatfeiern oder größeren Events, die Kombination aus akustischer Gitarre und druckvollem Gesang begeistern vielerorts die Zuschauer! » Hier geht's zur Website von Fade To Blue » Hier geht's zur Website von Tunesday » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Mark Prang von der Mark Prang Band im Livestream Mark Prang hat am 4. April aus seiner eigenen Wohnung über die Wildwechsel-Facebookseite gestreamt. Dort hat er unter anderem Songs aus dem neuen Album der Band gespielt. » Hier geht's zur Website der Mark Prang Band » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Ulf Gottschalk (Sixtyfour) am Start im Ww Livestream Ulf Gottschalk, der normalerweise mit Harry Stingl unter dem Namen Sixtyfour auf der Bühne steht (nach dem Geburtsjahr der beiden benannt), ging im Ww-Livestream auch ohne seinen kongenialen Partner auf die Bühne. Am 2. April war Gottschalk ab 19 Uhr in unseren heiligen Hallen. » Hier gehts zur Website von Sixtyfour » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Thorsten Poppke live und in Farbe im Ww-Livestream! Am 31. März kam ein Teil der Warburger Band Zweiheit in den Ww-Livestream. Thorsten Poppke, normalerweise mit Elias Thabet unterwegs, war zu Gast und  einige Songs zum Besten geben. Vordergründig als Straßenmusiker unterwegs, kennt man die Lokalhelden unter anderem von ihrem Auftritt beim "Bunten Warburg" im Jahre 2019. » Hier gehts zur Website von Zweiheit » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! 3to1 live aus dem Ww-Büro! Das nordhessische Cigarbox-Trio 3to1 war am Montag, den 30.03.2020 ab 19 Uhr im Wildwechsel Studio Livestream zu Gast! Dort haben sie Euch das Thema Cigarbox-Guitars nähergebracht, zum Beispiel wie man sie baut - erklärt von Michael Dittmar. Von 20 bis 21 Uhr hat Andreas Goßmann dann noch etwas auf den selbsgebauten Cigarbox-Guitars gespielt. » Hier geht's zur Website von 3to1 » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Live aus dem Ww-Studio: Arcane Saga mit ihrer E-Violine Die 18-jährige Hobbymusikerin arcane.saga (Instagram) aus Warburg hat am Sonntag, den 29.03. verschiedene Stücke auf ihrer E-Violine gespielt. Darunter Songs von Lindsey Stirling, Musical-Songs, aber auch bekannte Pop-Klassiker. » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Nadine Fingerhut im Ww-Büro! Am 28. März war Nadine Fingerhut zu Gast im Wildwechsel Livestream. Die »Rebellin auf leisen Sohlen« hat einige Songs ihres letzten Albums »Hallo Leben« gespielt, aber auch ältere Stücke aus »Das Blaue vom Himmel«. Popsongs voller Poesie und Melancholie, Sehnsucht aber auch großem Optimismus! » Hier geht's zur Website von Nadine Fingerhut » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Paul Gough im Livestream Der Schotte Paul Gough hat am 26.03. live für uns aus dem Wildwechsel Büro gespielt! Mit seiner Gitarre hat er einige Songs gecovert, aber auch eigenes gespielt. Darunter rockige, aber auch ruhigere Titel. » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! Magnus aus Nordhessen im Ww-Livestream Magnus, Singer/Songwriter aus Nordhessen, war am 25. März live im Wildwechsel-Studio zu Gast. Die Facetten klassischen Songwritertums erweitert er durch Anleihen aus Jazz und Blues gepaart mit einer gesunden Portion Indierockattitüde. Zwischen die eigenen Songs hat er immer wieder Coversongs wie z.B. »Wild Boys« von Duran Duran und drückt ihnen den eigenen Stempel auf. » Hier kannst du den Ww und weitere Livestreamer unterstützen! » Hier geht's zur Wildwechsel-Facebookseite   Weitere Online- & Streaming Events

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OC-Tober Day 26: Costume

OC: Nadine Griffin

Fandom: Grimm

Pairings: Hank/Nadine

Warnings: None

@oc-growth-and-development

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Her parents would be furious if they knew. Then again, she has no intentions of picking up the phone and calling them. Hank’s life is in danger, and she’s suddenly all too aware of how little she won’t do to save him. Normally she’d turn to Nick (or maybe even Trubel, though the girl still terrifies her a little) for this, but they both have emergencies of their own; neither one even picks up when she calls, and she knows this is up to her. 

Technically, she knows it isn’t clothes that will make or break this, but she has a feeling it’ll help her with confidence, so she heads to the nearest thrift store. 

The only combat boots they have are a size too large, so she buys some thick socks to go along with them. She debates for awhile between the dark jeans and the ripped ones, before finally grabbing the first; she can put a few rips in them herself. The shirt is less of a concern-she’ll stick to something in her closet, honestly-but the key is the jacket. 

Thankfully, they have half a dozen leather jackets, in varying shades and sizes. She grabs a dark one decorated with metal links and spikes, and as a bonus, snags a pair of tight black gloves. 

Perfect. 

One more thing she needs: shades. 

With her outfit put together, and a quick stop at the Shop, she double-checks the address on her phone, and heads on over, gathering her courage. She can do this. She can do this. 

For a split-second, when she steps out of the car, she forgets to breathe altogether. This is a dangerous bluff, after all, and if she gets caught, she and Hank both might die. Then, she forces the thought from her head. It’s not a bluff, she tells herself, trying to coax herself into the right mindset. It’s true. And I’m very angry. And I’m going to go get my husband back. 

She doesn’t bother knocking, just marches up to the front door and flings it open. It vaguely resembles an office, and two men sit at desks, typing away at computers. They look up at her warily, and one frowns. 

“I’m sorry, but we don’t admit anyone without an appointment.”

“No?” She strides up to the desk, and the men lean back slightly. With a quick sniff, she realizes they’re Reinigans. Perfect. “Where’s Hank Griffin? I’m not going to ask you twice,” she adds sharply, when one hesitates. 

The one who spoke to her before clears his throat. “Wh-who are you?”

She smiles, and it takes everything in her not to woge, to show her teeth. “Ever hear of a Grimm?”

(They take her right to Hank. He looks up at her blearily, the dork, and grins. “I like the outfit.” 

She rolls her eyes. “Come on. Let’s get you out of here.”) 

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Claire Coffee husband Photos Info and their life details TV Actress

Claire Coffee husband Photos Info and their life details TV Actress

Claire Coffee Husband

Is she married?

About Claire Coffee :

About

On-screen character best referred to for her job as Cassie Tatum in the TV arrangement The West Wing. She is additionally referred to for her job as Nadine Crowell in the cleanser musical show General Hospital. In 2011, she started playing Adalind Schade in the arrangement Grimm.

Prior to Fame

She began acting in plays and…