#Access Entertainment

[demifiendrsa]

The Iron Claw | Official Trailer

Poster

Synopsis

The true story of the inseparable Von Erich brothers, who made history in the intensely competitive world of professional wrestling in the early 1980s. Through tragedy and triumph, under the shadow of their domineering father and coach, the brothers seek larger-than-life immortality on the biggest stage in sports.

[jontheblogcentric]

VIFF 2024 Review: Bird

Young Bailey (played by Nykiya Adams, right) is a 12 year-old girl seeking her own identity and away from her father (played by Barry Keoghan) in Bird. The first film I saw at 2024’s Vancouver Film Festival was Bird. It’s the latest film from renowned British director Andrea Arnold. How well does it make for a film? Bailey is a 12 year-old girl living in the slums of North Kent. Despite living…

[thebibliosphere]

Once I get a washer and dryer on the main floor of the house instead of the basement, it's over for you hoes. (The laundry pile, my executive dysfunction, and POTS)

[liminalweirdo]

from themme_fatale's piece On Compliance

"In the face of every daily piece of horrifying news coming out of the US (and our own copycat conservative politicians at home), it’s clear that being willing to stand out and stand up for something - to be disobedient in the face of immense pressure - is only going to get more vital. Artists, performers and event producers are uniquely placed to help foster spaces where we can practice this.

Even (and especially) alone though, we need to get comfy with it. Building this confidence is absolutely possible, but it’s a skill that takes practice. Dr Devon Price has written a great piece on practicing disobedience - definitely recommended reading (especially if you’re also neurodivergent). There are so many ways to practice the act of awkwardly, defiantly, not doing what’s expected of you. Chucking on a mask is just a particularly good one as you can do it anywhere, it’s good for you too, and it doesn’t even require you to say anything!

More importantly, you have disabled people literally begging you to wear one to help them stay alive in a world that’s increasingly openly eugenicist; you have shitty politicians and cops trying to restrict your right wear one; there are thousands of people in mask blocs across the globe trying to give you masks for free; quality masks offer near perfect protection at preventing the spread of airborne illness; they offer you a little privacy - a valuable thing in a surveillance state; wearing a mask is class solidarity with workers who are over-exposed and underpaid; and pettily - masks also just really, really annoy a certain type of right winger.

If you’re someone who deeply feels the pressure of social expectations, someone who hates disappointing people, or someone who’s ever described yourself as a “people pleaser”, and you’re also someone who valorises the work of defiant activists past… consider this your challenge for the week: Get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Notice the smoke. Call fire. Chuck a mask in your pocket and then pick some moments throughout your week and put it on."

[brophers-to-gophers]

Look I’m not trying to be shady but you can’t convince me that Steven wasn’t the biggest driving force behind this lol. The podcasts make him sound like such a finance bro + he grew up wealthy. I remember his response to someone struggling financially was to “get another job and save money”. Even his Instagram post about this is wildly out of touch. “For those who won’t be joining us in the next chapter”. My guy I’m sure plenty of people would love to but you’ve made it inaccessible now.

[son-of-avraham]

I remember seeing some people talk about what were the last two afghan jews back when there were still two in the country and how almost... silly and comical it was that they still couldn't get along with each other but like... Imagine being the only two people of a minority group in your entire country because everyone else ran away, were intimidated into fleeing, or were killed. Maybe I'm a killjoy, but I really never found it funny to think of them having petty disputes because, like, obviously people in high-stress situations are going to be more prone to argument and disliking each other. Obviously when your sacred texts are stolen, when your community is snatched away, when you aren't sure if you'll be taken prisoner for the last time and never return... Obviously you're not going to be primed to interact with others pleasantly.

When you look up afghan jews, you'll find this.

[nachosforfree]

David goes to hell (canon!)

[barksbog]

one of my favorite games to play with my friends is called "find him"

the way it works is:

i pull up austrian houses for sale

stream it to friends (photos are fine but 3D tours are obviously the best)

than we just look through trying to find the cruzifix boy.

when we locate him we all yell "THERE HE IS" "I FOUND HIM" ect.

optional: i will wiggle my mouse cursor over him while my friends point at their screens

that´s it. that´s the game!

a word of warning tho: you may encounter weird houses that haunt you like the "barn cube" and "red roof/wall/gutters kitchen utensil nightmare"

[angronius]

Kharn/Sa'kan asker again, Tarik is for sure up there too right?

everything I’ve read abt Tarik makes me like him quite a lot but I’ve never seen a picture of him and if he’s also got a shiny dome piece I will have to put him on the lower end of top 10 💔

[bergoop]

The Mystic Museum - WWW Deleted Scenes

[bxdtime-ceai]

representation is great but i wish there were more aro/ace/aroace characters who aren't teenagers. i want to see young, middle aged and older adults discover/talk about their aro/ace/aroace identities. there is so much variation! so many stories to tell! but i dont think we can get this kind of representation without addressing the entertainment industry's obsession with youth

[hood-ex]

Party at my blog on September 18th. Celebrating the day of TT's last Nightwing issue 🙌.

[jesncin]

at least absolute martian manhunter can't ruin the ma'alefa'ak tag for me,,,,

[shefaniquotes]

“I think they look great as a couple, and they've both been through similar things.”

Dolly Parton, Entertainment Tonight, March 2016

“He is [a great stepdad]. Even being around them and watching… It’s a special thing, I’m so happy for them. I think they went about it and went about their love and their path and journey in the right way. They didn’t just fall in love and go rush off and get married.”

Luke Bryan, Access Hollywood, July 2021

“I absolutely love [Gwen]. I even texted Blake after the first day, I said, ‘I love your wife.’ He said, ‘I do too.’”

Reba McEntire, Extra, December 2023

“You don't even understand how great they are together.”

Suzette Boozer, Gwen’s hairstylist, The Sun, February 2024

Others on Shefani, various sources

[mvfm-25]

" Deadly Premonition retrospective! "

Game Developer Magazine (GDM) - August, 2010.

[chthonic-kids]

Fat Bob Balder threw the amp through the window. Hit that hippie chick in the back of the head. Fifteen stitches and a concussion. Bob's dead now. Leukemia.