#1994 Bebe

[littlequeenies]

Bebe Buell, Liv Tyler, Samantha Mathis, Stephen Dorff, and Sandra Bullock attend the 1994 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on September 8, 1994.

(Photo by Dan D'Errico/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images)

[problematic-fictive-edits]

"Hi! Could we ask for a moodboard for Eric Draven (The Crow) with themes of satanic/gothic poetry, crows, gothic aesthetics, knives, and guitar? Of course, anything triggering doesn't have to be included! I forgot to add white cats as part of the theme of that isn't too hard? Specifically mainecoon, please."

~💖 Bebe

[allergictocolor]

The Addams Family Through the Years

Before I get into character profiles, let me first do a run-through of the incarnations of the Addams family through the years.

As I wrote in my first post, Charles Addams created the nameless, bizarre family in some of the many comics he drew for The New Yorker starting in 1938. Morticia and Wednesday were named in 1962 when dolls of them were released. Charles Addams was asked for a list of names and descriptions for them and the other family members when the TV show was in development in 1963, but had little other involvement with the show.

The show ran for two seasons from 1964 to 1966, totalling 64 episodes. This was the same time that a similar show, The Munsters, was also on the air. Both shows were about wacky families of monstrous weirdos living in American suburbia. Both were in black and white, and both were canceled in 1966, possibly due to the rise of color television.

After a cross-over with Scooby-Doo, Hanna-Barbera produced a 16-episode animated series in 1973 which featured the family on a road trip in a creepy camper that looked like their mansion. It featured the same actors who played Lurch and Fester voicing their previous characters, and a 10-year-old Jodie Foster as the voice of Pugsley!

There was a reunion special in 1977, which reunited most of the cast of the show, called Halloween with the New Addams Family. The original show had remained popular, running in syndication for years. It was especially popular in Australia. According to one fan, this was because the Addams family was “less American” than the Munsters. 

In 1991, a feature film was released after a tumultuous production. Raul Julia became the new face of Gomez Addams in the popular consciousness. It was followed by a sequel called Addams Family Values in 1993, and in between there was another animated series. John Astin reprised his role as Gomez in that animated series. 

There were plans to continue the film series, but Raul Julia suffered from stomach cancer and died suddenly in 1994, canceling those plans. Although both films performed poorly at the box office, they gained a loyal following on home video and remain popular to this day. In 1992, an Addams family pinball machine was produced featuring original voice acting from Raul Julia as Gomez and Angelica Huston as Morticia. It became the most popular pinball machine of all time, selling over 20,000 units.

In 1998, a TV movie called Addams Family Reunion was produced by Saban, featuring Tim Curry as Gomez and Daryl Hannah as Morticia. The only returning actors from the 1991/93 movies were Carel Struycken and Christopher Hart's hand, who played Lurch and Thing, respectively. I have not seen it, and can not attest to its quality, or lack thereof. That movie was also meant to be the pilot for a TV show called The New Addams Family, but most of the cast was different. It ran for 65 episodes, none of which have I seen. (Hat tip to @tenthirtyone for pointing this out.)

After a try-out in Chicago, a musical debuted on Broadway in 2010. I was lucky enough to see that for my birthday that year. It starred Nathan Lane as Gomez and Bebe Neuwirth as Morticia. It was pretty entertaining. It would have been better if Lane wasn’t trying to be Raul Julia. He did a very fake Spanish accent, and it was terribly distracting. The musical was panned by critics and didn’t last long, but it was popular enough that it is now performed by high schools across the country. In fact, my friend Sarah and my cousin Charlie were both involved with different productions of it this past Spring.

That same year (2010), the rights were purchased by Illumination Entertainment, and they announced that they were going to produce a stop-motion film with Tim Burton. However, he decided to go with computer animation instead. That eventually turned into the 2019 film, after Tim Burton dropped out. This version was the closest in appearance to the original comics. Although the characters are rendered in 3D, the animators aimed to make them look as much like Charles Addams’ drawings as possible.

You’d think Tim Burton had been involved since at least the 1991 movie, but he hadn’t. Black and white stripes? Bats? Other goth things? That sounds like Tim Burton, but oddly enough, he actually hasn’t been attached to any Addams Family property until the Netflix show in 2022. It’s a natural pairing, and perhaps he would have been great friends with Charles Addams, had he been born several decades earlier. 

Now the Netflix show, centered on Wednesday, is in production for its second season after its first season was one of the streaming service's most popular shows to date. It's not the first time the Addams family has spawned a viral dance sensation. Way back in the 1960s, the original TV show started a dance craze called “the Lurch”.

In coming posts, I’ll go into how Charles Addams originally portrayed each of the nine characters in the Addams family pictured above (Gomez, Morticia, Pugsley, Wednesday, Fester, Grandmama, Lurch, Thing, and Cousin Itt) and how they evolved, or didn’t, over time.

[riverlarking]

Bebe Neuwirth as Lilith Sternin FRASIER — 01.16 - "The Show Where Lilith Comes Back" (1994)

[broadwaydivastournament]

Broadway Divas: Obscure Sondheim

To highlight how vast and varied Sondheim's roles and shows are, these five Divas have a singular Sondheim credit to their repertoire that are a little more obscure than most. So obscure that my dream of finding pictures to dazzle you all with was quickly shattered.

Bebe Neuwirth as Cinderella's Stepsister, Florinda, in a reading of Into the Woods for a 1994 movie that never came to fruition. This reading took place at director Penny Marshall's house and had a truly breathtaking cast: Robin Williams (The Baker), Goldie Hawn (The Baker's Wife), Steve Martin (The Wolf), Danny DeVito (The Giant), Carrie Fisher (Lucinda), and fucking CHER as The Witch. Bebe Neuwirth and Carrie Fisher as catty sisters tormenting Cinderella and getting their eyes pecked out. And then Cher trying to feed them to Danny DeVito. We were robbed of a masterpiece.

Judith Light as Joanne in a Reprise! presentation of Company at UCLA's Freud Playhouse. Though not known for her singing abilities, Judith was nevertheless part of an all-star cast for this two-week run in 2004. The only review I could find was...not favorable. It's been twenty years, and I, for one, think Judith Light deserves her chance at redemption.

Linda Emond as Mary in Merrily We Roll Along, 1988. The Seattle-based ACT company produced Sondheim's biggest flop musical through the month of May in 1988. Linda, then in her late twenties, played the female lead in a rare musical role for her. And I do have a picture thanks to ACT's fantastic archival system.

Pictured: Linda Emond (Mary) center, surrounded by Joseph Dellger (Franklin Shepherd) and Joseph McNally (Charley). And no, I cannot tell which man is which...

4. Susan Blackwell as The Giant in a 2019 one-night-only staged concert of Into the Woods. If you thought the recent Broadway revival was bare-bones, it had nothing on this staged concert at the Town Hall in NYC. There is one singular photo that includes Susan, and without knowing she was meant to be there, you'd never be able to identify her.

Pictured (L to R):

5. Paula Leggett Chase as Stella Deems in Follies, a one-night-only special event in Tangier, Morocco featuring a transcontinental cast of Divas. Since 2013 (excluding pandemic years), Rob Ashford has staged fundraising productions of shows such as A Little Night Music, The Crucible, and Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. Confusingly, though Paula sang Stella Deems' song "Who's That Woman," she was credited in the program as Emily Whitman (presumably they just combined the roles for this production and gave them to the dancer in the cast?)

Pictured (L to R): The late Haydn Gwynn (Phyllis Rogers Stone, my beloved), Marisa Berenson (Solange LaFitte), Harolyn Blackwell (Heidi Schiller), Jenna Russel (Sally Durant Plummer), Paula Leggett Chase (Emily Whitman), Harriet Harris (Hattie Walker).

[themousefromfantasyland]

The unproduced Into the Woods Adaptation with Jim Henson Company Animatronics

By Erin McCarthy | Dec 24, 2014

[...]

The show won three Tonys, but Hollywood didn’t come knocking until a few years later. In the early ‘90s, the Jim Henson Company and Storyline approached Sondheim and Lapine with a movie adaptation of the musical that would mix live actors with Henson creatures as the show's animals. The duo signed on, and Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel—who wrote City Slickers and A League of Their Own—penned the script.

Sondheim also wrote two new songs for the project, which he included in Look, I Made a Hat, the second volume in his books of collected lyrics. The first was a new opening number, “I Wish.” While the Broadway show’s first song featured the main characters singing about their wishes, the film version expanded the song to include villagers who sang of their wishes (“I wish my well was filled with beer,” “I wish my son-in-law would disappear,” “I wish my cow could go with me to school”) as they went about their business, and featured a narrator doing a voiceover.

The second new song, "Rainbows," was for the Baker and his Wife and “occurs a bit later,” Sondheim writes in Hat, “when the Baker is despairing about his inability to have children and the wife is trying to conceal her impatience with his pessimism.”

[...]

Sondheim.com, a fansite dedicated to the lyricist/composer, got a peek at a version of the script in 1994, and wrote that “The story basically follows that of the show's first act, although the story unfolds in a different manner, without a narrator or a Mysterious Man”:

Several confusions of the play have been fixed. For example, Rapunzel is no longer related to the Baker, nor does she give birth to twins, so the question of why the family curse didn't affect her has been erased. At the end of the first “act,” the Giant rises from his fall and goes on a rampage, allowing the rest of the story to unfold more-or-less as it did in Act II of the play. The intricate back stories of the Baker's father and the witch's mother have been deleted, eliminating "No More" and changing a bit of "Last Midnight." There is no "second bean," so the Baker's wife's scenes with Cinderella are fairly different. Finally, at the very end of the movie the wife reappears, having tricked the Giant into thinking she was dead. Strangely, there has been no effort to integrate “Children Will Listen” into the action. Rather, the camera just switches to a shot of the witch singing the song against a backdrop of Rapunzel's tower, followed by a montage of the survivors going about their lives after the giant.

“Although there will certainly be more work done on the script before it becomes a film,” the site concluded, “what we've seen is certainly promising, and will definitely be entertaining, even if it's not the Into the Woods we all know and love.”

Two readings of the script were held in Los Angeles: The first included Martin Short as the Baker, Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the Baker's Wife, Neil Patrick Harris as Jack, Mary Steenburgen as his mother, Kathy Najimy and Janeane Garofalo as Cinderella’s stepsisters, Cynthia Gibb as Cinderella, Rob Lowe as her prince, Christine Lahti as the Witch, Daryl Hannah as Rapunzel, and Michael Jeter as the Giant. At the second, Robin Williams played the Baker and Goldie Hawn was the Wife; Cher played the Witch, and Steve Martin played the Wolf. Carrie Fisher and Bebe Neuwirth were the stepsisters, Moira Kelly played Cinderella, and Kyle MacLachlan was her prince. Brendan Fraser played Rapunzel’s prince. Elijah Wood was Jack and Roseanne Barr was his mother. The cast was rounded out by Danny DeVito playing the Giant. In 1995, Rob Minkoff, co-director of The Lion King, signed on to direct.

Source:

@ariel-seagull-wings @thealmightyemprex @the-blue-fairie @piterelizabethdevries @theancientvaleofsoulmaking @mask131 @princesssarisa

[avocifera]

extra characters: meet bada and mavi’s closest friends

bada’s group: lusher, tatter, kai, taeyong.

mavi’s group: liliana, emily, choerry, hoshi.

name: lee seoyoung

stage name: lusher

birthday: 02nd may 2000

sexuality: straight

occupation: dancer

bada’s best friend, bebe’s sub-leader

name: kim taeyoung

stage name: tatter

birthday: 15th june 2001

sexuality: bisexual

occupation: dancer

bada’s best friend, bebe’s sub-leader

name: kim taeyong

stage name: taeyong

birthday: 11th july 1995

sexuality: bisexual

occupation: idol

group: nct, superm, soloist

bada’s partner in crime

name: kim jongin

stage name: kai

birthday: 14th january 1994

sexuality: straight

occupation: idol

group: exo, superm, soloist

bada’s confident

name: emily liu

birthday: 13th may 1998

sexuality: lesbian

nationality: brazilian

occupation: visual artist

mavi’s flirty bestie

name: choi yerim

stage name: choerry

birthday: 04th june 2001

sexuality: bisexual

occupation: idol

group: artms, former loona

mavi's crazy ideas supporter

name: kwon soonyoung

stage name: hoshi

birthday: 15th june 1996

sexuality: straight

occupation: idol

group: seventeen and soloist

mavi's older brother figure

[voltives]

top five bebe/donna performances (single list, separate lists, entire shows, one-night appearances; go wild)

sure. hell, i'll even include video evidence for free.

top five donna murphy performances by tumblr user voltives

5. "hit me with a hot note," from a benefit concert for fran liebergall.

self explanatory. watch it and you will know exactly what i mean. (and hey, droughtofapathy even wrote a fic inspired by it.)

4. "a hundred easy ways to lose a man," from wonderful town.

ruth sherwood is a lesbian, change my mind. but seriously, this number showcases so much of donna's physical comedy, and it's a hoot from start to finish.

3. "kiss of the spider woman" from the kennedy centre honors for chita rivera.

i know this is an abridged version, but donna sang this while sick, and if that isn't impressive then i don't know what is. i'm obsessed with her voice.

2. "i read" from passion.

look, we all know i am the number one passion (1994) enjoyer on this website, but c'mon. it's a classic and fosca my beloved, you deserve better.

"the story of lucy and jessie" from the 2007 encores production of follies.

i don't know anyone else who has oozed so much sex appeal in my life. red is just her colour.

honourable mentions:

send in the clowns from sondheim's 90th birthday concert.

one thing i will say is that i love her necklace.

and as for bebe ... bear with me, because this will also be long.

top five bebe neuwirth performances (once again by tumblr user voltives)

5. "when velma takes the stand" from chicago.

velma is so goofy, i love her. and this number also showcases her legs, so write that down.

4. "if my friends could see me now" from sweet charity.

i used to play this song religiously during high school. it would be the one song i would listen to to start my day. bebe is so cheery and so happy during this song. i love her.

3. "all i care about is love" from chicago for broadway backwards.

oh, to be a showgirl dancing sensually around bebe neuwirth. this performance just scratches my brain in all the right places.

2. "what would you do" from cabaret (2024)

i don't have video evidence of this, but god. her rendition of this song is so heart wrenching and haunting and i just... i don't even have words. she's just too good.

"i still get jealous" from high button shoes for broadway backwards (2019)

i have a clip of this on my hard drive, but i just can't post it publicly. as it's from broadway backwards, it is intensely sapphic and homoerotic (as it should be), and bebe is wearing a white button down tucked into these trousers and ugh, the dyke energy. it is so, so powerful.

thank you for asking! i really enjoyed answering this <3

[thisisyourdriverspeaking]

Missing motorsport right now so here is Formula E racing tunes to help with the lack of racing (the song is the position of their racing numbers in the charts). Enjoy 😊😊

Lucas Di Grassi (11th August 1984) - Phil Fearon & Galaxy - Everybody's Laughing

Sam Bird (9th January 1987) - Oran 'Juice' Jones - The Rain

Edoardo Mortara (12th January 1987) - Cameo - Candy

Sebastien Buemi (31st October 1988) - The Beatmasters With PP Arnold - Burn It Up

Jean-Eric Vergne (25th April 1990) - Erasure - Blue Savannah

Robin Frijns (7th August 1991) - The Shamen - Move Any Mountain

Antonio Felix Da Costa (31st August 1991) - Simple Minds - Stand By Love

Nico Muller (25th February 1992) - The Cult - Heart Of Soul

Stoffel Vandoorne (26th March 1992) - CeCe Peniston - Finally

Norman Nato (8th July 1992) - Sophie B Hawkins - Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover

Oliver Rowland (10th August 1992) - 2 Unlimited - Magic Friend

Jordan King (26th February 1994) - Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain

Jake Hughes (30th May 1994) - The Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance)

Mitch Evans (24th June 1994) - Maxx - Get-A-Way

Nick Cassidy (19th August 1994) - DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - Summertime

Pascal Wehrlein (18th October 1994) - Coolio - I Remember

Nyck De Vries (6th February 1995) - Suede - New Generation

Jake Dennis (16th June 1995) - Robson & Jerome - Unchained Melody

Kelvin Van Der Linde (20th June 1996) - Gloria Estefan - Reach

Max Gunther (2nd July 1997) - Eternal ft Bebe Winans - I Wanna Be The Only One

Sergio Sette Camara (23rd May 1998) - Wyclef Jean - Gone Till November

Joel Eriksson (28th June 1998) - B*Witched - C'est La Vie

Jehan Daruvala (1st October 1998) - Sarah McLachlan - Adia

Dan Ticktum (8th June 1999) - Basement Jaxx - Red Alert

Sacha Fenestraz (28th July 1999) - Maw PTS India - To Be In Love

Paul Aron (4th February 2004) - Maroon 5 - Harder To Breathe

Taylor Barnard (1st June 2004) - Anastacia - Left Outside Alone

Added to this playlist 😊😊

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

new Honorable Mentions 1947-94

1947 (2): Born to Kill - Pursued

1957: The Light of the Forest

1961: Curse of the Doll People

1964: Nothing But a Man

1978: The Secret Life of Plants

1986: Peking Opera Blues

1989: Kiki's Delivery Service

1992: Bebe's Kids

1993: Losing Isaiah

1994 (2): Spanking the Monkey - To Live

[dear-indies]

Hey Cat and Mouse; can I please get some alts for Olivia Holt? Mostly people (if possible) that have blonde hair and brown eyes, I was using her as a fc for a book character. Thanks!

Hunter King (1993) one quarter Italian, three quarters Ashkenazi Jewish / English, other.

Rose Williams (1994) - has been blonde!

Aimee Lou Wood (1994)

Erin Moriarty (1994)

Katherine McNamara (1995)

Maddie Hasson (1995)

Maria Bakalova (1996)

Annalisa Cochrane (1996)

Ella Purnell (1996)

Grace Van Dien (1996)

Stefanie Scott (1996)

Taylor Hickson (1997)

Madison Iseman (1997)

Zeynep Aleyna Şen (1997) Turkish.

Abby Ross (1997)

Lizze Broadway (1998)

Amalia Williamson (1999)

Brooke Sorenson (1999)

Sophie Reynolds (1999)

Melisa Döngel (1999) Turkish / Russian.

YUQI (1999) Chinese.

Georgie Stone (2000) - is trans.

Willow Shields (2000) Irish, Swedish, Polish, German, Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other.

Natalie Alyn Lind (2000)

Jade Pettyjohn (2000)

Reneé Rapp (2000) - is bisexual.

Bebe Wood (2001)

Josie Totah (2001) Palestinian / Lebanese, Italian, Irish, German - is trans.

Some have light eyes but they were worth mentioning!

[frankloko]

Liv Rundgren Tyler (nascida Liv Rundgren; Nova Iorque, 1 de Julho de 1977) é uma atriz e ex-modelo infantil norte-americana. Ela é filha do vocalista do Aerosmith, Steven Tyler, e da modelo Bebe Buell. Liv Tyler começou uma carreira na modelagem com 14 anos de idade, entretanto, concentrou-se sua carreira na atuação em menos de um ano. Depois de sua estreia no cinema em Silent Fall (1994), ela apareceu em papéis secundários nos filmes Empire Records (1995), Heavy (1996) e That Thing You Do! (1996). Liv mais tarde obteve reconhecimento crítico no papel principal em Stealing Beauty (1996) de Bernardo Bertolucci, interpretando uma adolescente visitando os amigos de sua falecida mãe na Itália. Ela seguiu atuando em papéis secundários, incluindo Inventing the Abbotts (1997) e Cookie's Fortune. Foto: internet Fonte: Wikipedia Colorização: @coresdopassado1 • • • • • #livtyler #livtylerfans #livtyleredit #livtylerofficial #livtylerstyle #livtylerfeet #cultura #cinema #história #PhotoRepair #oldpictures #colorizada #colorized #colorization #colourised #colorizationdigital #vntagemovies #movie #colorizedhistoricalphotos #VintagePhoto #usa🇺🇸 #usa #brasil #brasil🇧🇷 (em Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnnCpHhPb9V/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[broadwaydivastournament]

Bebe Neuwirth in Caricature

I didn't plan it like this, but Bebe's caricature showcase just so happens to coincide on my schedule with Cabaret's opening night. So while she's glamming it up on the red carpet and readying for her soon-to-be-Tony-nominated performance, allow me to present beloved Diva Bebe Neuwirth in Caricature.

"Bebe Neuwirth," Sweet Charity, Published June 20, 1986 - Al Hirschfeld

"Cheers," Published December 11, 1990 - Al Hirschfeld

CHEERS: TED DANSON, KIRSTIE ALLEY, NICK COLASANTO, RHEA PERLMAN, GEORGE WENDT, JOHN RATZENBERGER, WOODY HARRELSON, BEBE NEUWIRTH, KELSEY GRAMMER, SHELLY LONG, AND ROGER REES, 1990

"Damn Yankees", Published February 27, 1994 - Al Hirschfeld

Pictured: Bebe Neuwirth with Victor Garber, Jerrod Emick, and George Abbott.

"Chicago," Published November 24, 1996 - Al Hirschfeld

Pictured: Joel Grey, Ann Reinking, Bebe Neuwirth, James Naughton

"Toasts Of The Town," Published June 1, 1997 - Al Hirschfeld

Pictured: Frank Langella, Julie Harris, Christopher Plummer, Brian Bradford, Michael Hayden, Bebe Neuwirth, Rebecca Luker, Fiona Shaw, Lillias White, David Morse, Angie Phillips, Donal McCann, Michael Gambon, David Rasche, Lia Williams, Janet McTeer, Anthony Sher, etc.

By 1986, Bebe had a Tony Award and a solo Hirschfeld drawing to her name, and by 1997, she had another Tony and three more Hirschfelds from both stage and screen work. Hirschfeld had a sprawling collection of art not limited just to Broadway. And of course, the feature Hirschfeld most prominently exaggerated (though not by much) were her award-winning gams.

Bebe Neuwirth for Sardis, 1997 | Unrelated: Bebe Neuwirth and Donna Murphy for the 2010 Drama League Nominations

Bebe's Sardis portrait is, of course, her in character as Velma Kelly in Chicago. The style of her caricature seemed to bridge the change between the old-school exaggeration and comic features that made the drawings so distinctive, and the blander, homogenous styles of today. Bebe's portrait came a few years before the true shift began, and frankly, she's better off for it.

"Bebe Neuwirth," The Lights of Broadway, Autumn 2017 - Squigs

I've neglected to mention it so far, but each Squigs trading card comes equipped with a little "fun fact" section on the back. Most cards include a few biographical points, show credits, and a special "did you know?" With Bebe's return to Broadway this season, we can only hope we'll get another Squigs illustration to add to the list.

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Doğum 31 Ocak 1961 (63 yaşında) Maden, Elazığ, Türkiye Milliyet  Türkiye Diğer ad(lar)ı Çağdaş Ozan, Bay Kilim ve Türkücü Baba Meslek Müzisyen, söz yazarı, besteci ve Türk halk müziği sanatçısı Evlilik Şebnem Kısaparmak (e. 1991) Çocuk(lar) 2 Fatih Kısaparmak (31 Ocak 1961; Maden, Elazığ), Türk halk müziği sanatçısı, müzisyen, besteci ve söz yazarı. İlk yılları Elazığ, Maden’de doğdu. Annesi Yıldız Hanım, emekli bir ilkokul öğretmeni; babası Necip Bey ise, sırasıyla ortaokul ve öğretmen okulu müdürü, il millî eğitim müdürü, ortaöğretim genel müdürü ve bakanlık teftiş kurulu başkanı olarak hizmetler vermiş; basılı beş eseri de bulunan bir bürokrattır. Diskografi 1987: Yaradan Aşkına 1989: Yarına Kaç Var / Bekle Küçüğüm 1989: Kilim / Nazlı Bebe 1990: Cemre Düşünce 1991: Güneşi Biz Uyandırdık 1992: Portakal Çiçeğim 1994: Hoşçakal 1995: Mozaik 1 1996: Mozaik 2 1996: Dicle'nin Oğlu 1998: Olur Mu Böyle Hasan 1999: Mor Salkımlı Sokak 1999: ve Senin Şiirlerim 2000: Bu Dağ Ne Rüzgarlar Gördü 2001: Vay Benim Hayallerim 2003: Sevdaysa Sevda, Kavgaysa Kavga 2004: Ben İki Kere Ağladım 2007: Belki Dönemem Anne 2009: Aşk Ve Özgürlük İçin 2013: Sonsuza Kadar 2018: Belki Dönemem Anne 2022: Bu Şehir Benden Sorulur Kaynakça ^ Kandiyoti, Deniz; Saktanber, Ayşe (2002). Fragments of Culture: The Everyday of Modern Turkey (İngilizce). Rutgers University Press. ISBN 978-0-8135-3082-6. 21 Mart 2023 tarihinde kaynağından arşivlendi. Erişim tarihi: 29 Ocak 2024. Dış bağlantılar Discogs'ta Fatih Kısaparmak diskografisi İnstagram'da Fatih Kısaparmak Otorite kontrolü Bunu Vikiveri'de düzenleyin MusicBrainz: 115dcb52-4d0b-49a7-82d4-23f31547d449 Kategori: Yaşayan insanlar1961 doğumlularElazığ ili doğumlu sanatçılarTürk halk müziği ses sanatçılarıTürk erkek şarkıcı-şarkı yazarlarıŞahin Özer Müzik sanatçılarıEsen Müzik sanatçılarıAkbaş Müzik sanatçılarıİdobay M��zik sanatçılarıBayar Müzik sanatçıları1980'lerin şarkıcıları1990'ların şarkıcıları2000'lerin şarkıcıları2010'ların şarkıcıları2020'lerin şarkıcıları20. yüzyılda Türk erkek şarkıcılar21.

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James Barry Delk obit

James Barry Delk, 71, of Deerfield Beach, passed away on February 12th, 2024.

Visitation Services will be held Friday, February 23rd at 4pm at First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach, service immediately to follow at 5pm.

Barry was born in Pompano Beach to James "Jimmy" and Bebe Delk on October 8th, 1952. As a young man Barry followed his father in the family business. He became part owner of Jimmy Delk Produce in 1994, and carried that on successfully for many years.

Barry was an avid outdoorsman for all his life. He enjoyed fishing and hunting, and as his sons came of age he taught them and their friends. He loved taking his boat over to Bimini to fish, and enjoyed hunting with friends in Texas. He also loved growing vegetables in his yard, and always had a green thumb.

As his sons grew older, Barry's home has been the gathering place for James, Joe, and all their friends. For many years he has been happiest when the house was full of his boys and their crew. Barry was a great cook and enjoyed feeding many whenever they came. He taught many young men skills they can carry on.

Barry is preceded in death by his father: Jimmy, and grandparents: Harvey and Georgia Cheshire.

He is survived by his mother: Bebe, sons: James and Joseph, and sisters: Carol and Gail, and the mother of his children: Fran Garnick.

In lieu of flowers, donations made can be made to Hillsboro Lighthouse Preservation Society (www.hillsborolighthouse.org) or the WhitMermaid Charity through Mikeala Whitmer @trashcanslam on Venmo which hosts fishing tournaments, proceeds going to autism.

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STATS TIME Again: More Not-Sequel Animated Movie Openings 1988-2002

I did a post on not-sequel animated movie openings over the years, that went from 2003 to now, to show the rise and decline in opening weekend numbers for these kinds of movies over the years. This was to provide some context on today's not-so-great animated movie openings...

So, I decided to compile another list of not-sequel animated movies over the years, domestically. This list will include:

Truly original animated movies.

Book/comic/game/etc. adaptations.

Adaptations that aren't part of any previous visual/motion picture iteration.

Films based on animated TV shows. Technically a sequel of sorts to the show, whatever season it was on, but still.

Re-releases of classic films.

Every couple of years, I'll cut off at certain numbers, so as not to include a ton of movies on the list and jam things up. Refer to the previous post on the reasoning for this.

So, let's begin again:

1988

$11m - WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT

$7.5m - THE LAND BEFORE TIME

$7.2m - BAMBI (re-issue)

$4.8m - THE FOX AND THE HOUND (re-issue)

$4.0m - OLIVER & COMPANY

1989

$6.0m - THE LITTLE MERMAID

$5.6m - PETER PAN (re-issue)

$4.7m - ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN

$3.6m - THE RESCUERS (re-issue)

1990

$7.7m - THE JUNGLE BOOK (re-issue)

$6.0m - FANTASIA (re-issue)

$5.0m - JETSONS: THE MOVIE

$3.8m - DUCKTALES THE MOVIE: TREASURE OF THE LOST LAMP

1991

$10m - ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS (re-issue)

$9.6m - BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

1992

$19m - ALADDIN

$5.5m - COOL WORLD

$4.1m - THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE (re-issue)

$3.5m - FERNGULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST

$3.1m - PINOCCHIO (re-issue)

$3.0m - BEBE'S KIDS

$2.6m - ROCK-A-DOODLE

1993

$9.0m - SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (re-issue)

$8.2m - THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

$3.7m - WE'RE BACK! A DINOSAUR'S STORY

$2.2m - ONCE UPON A FOREST

$1.7m - HAPPILY EVER AFTER

$1.2m - TOM AND JERRY: THE MOVIE

$1.1m - BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM

1994

$40m - THE LION KING

$4.1m - THE PAGEMASTER

$2.4m - THE SWAN PRINCESS

$2.3m - THUMBELINA

1995

$29m - TOY STORY

$21m - POCAHONTAS

$6.1m - A GOOFY MOVIE

$1.5m - BALTO

$1.1m - THE PEBBLE AND THE PENGUIN

1996

$27m - SPACE JAM

$21m - THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME

$20m - BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO AMERICA

$7.5m - JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH

1997

$21m - HERCULES

$14m - ANASTASIA

$9.8m - THE LITTLE MERMAID (re-issue)

1998

$33m - A BUG'S LIFE

$27m - THE RUGRATS MOVIE

$22m - MULAN

$17m - ANTZ

$14m - THE PRINCE OF EGYPT

1999

$34m - TARZAN

$31m - POKEMON: THE FIRST MOVIE - MEWTWO STRIKES BACK

$11m - SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT

2000

$38m - DINOSAUR

$17m - CHICKEN RUN

$12m - THE ROAD TO EL DORADO

2001

$62m - MONSTERS, INC.

$42m - SHREK

$20m - ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE

$13m - JIMMY NEUTRON: BOY GENIUS

$11m - FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN

$10m - RECESS: SCHOOL'S OUT

2002

$46m - ICE AGE

$35m - LILO & STITCH

$17m - SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON

$12m - TREASURE PLANET

And there you have it... If I missed anything, feel free to let me know, as always.