#Alex Wharton

[wordsforsunset]

“I hope the sun pours light upon our skin. And we melt into each other, into everything. Maybe the trees will speak, as they sometimes do. Whispers from the shade - Run, run away.

- Alex Wharton, The Gardener

[othellho]

the poem inside Lewis Hamilton’s met gala jacket

[britney-rosberg06]

Prema Feeder Series x The Internet

[floridazcrazy]

Theres not enough people talking about how Prema is going to have a huge lineup change next year in all their categories and its lowkey stressing me out

F2

With Ollie leaving for Haas this frees up one seat for next season and nobody knows currently if Kimi is leaving for F1 next year or staying in f2. If Kimi does end up leaving that means Prema can move up 2 drivers (probs from f3) and have an entirely new line up or if he stays they can move up one f3 driver

F3

W/ Gabriele and Dino both on their 2nd year of f3 they're more than likely gonna be looking for an f2 seat next season and Arvid has had an amazing season but I doubt he'll be moved up bc he's a rookie. So if Kimi stays in f2 theres only one seat available for either Dino or Gabriele and the one who doesn't get picked will more than likely jump teams to get into f2 like Arthur and Paul. But if Kimi leaves 2/3 of the f3 lineup gets a promotion.

Freca/Formula regional by Alpine:

The only one in their second year is Rafa Camara who is currently running away with the championship, so he'll more than likely be moved up to f3 or something next year. James wharton and Ugo Ugochukwu are only in their first year, so they won't be moving. Though I wish Maya could've been put into freca again and not just f1a

Italian f4:

They literally have 6 drivers wtf. Nakamura-Berta, Stolcermanis and Powell are all rookies, so they won't be looking to move up next season. Which leaves Al Dhaheri, Gowda and Slater available but seeing as only Freddie Slater is the only "vet" top 5 in the standings hes the only one I see moving up to freca. But then again Italian f4 is also hard af so they're not exactly shitty, so they might end up jumping teams to got to freca.

F1a/F1 Academy:

Man I honestly have no idea what the fuck they're doing w/ the girls especially w/ the 2 year limit, probs drop them ngl. Maya should be in freca again alongside Dorianne smh

Im basing most of these on the driver spending 2 years maximum in each category ngl and this is just my opinion so dont kill me

[dannyleclerc]

alex and james gave such mature answers in the new prema video, im shocked-

[hamaonoverdrive]

Art originally from Jan 2021

About the Wharton Lab Incomplete lab photo, taken after lunch. Our lab investigates the molecular basis for tissue-type patterning in Allazegin™ regenerative processes, with a focus on endogenous steroid hormone interactions and innate immune inflammation. We perform translational research with the goal of making discoveries that can be used to develop improved diagnostics and therapies. Robin Wharton PhD. M.D., Principal Investigator. she/they, center Alexander Smoot, Research Associate. he/him, left Bonesetter, Lab Manager. he/they, right

[fairwellersmustache]

I get such imposter syndrome as a recovering English major when I sit down to read something written more than a hundred years ago, worried that I won’t understand it and that all of my expertise was being told what to think by my professors, etc. but I just started The Age of Innocence and….

On the second page, I see a sentence so comprehensible and perfectly aimed that Edith Wharton is still striking her target 100 years in the future.

[wejustvibing]

I was able to really deep dive into the theme. So, I did a lot of research and I came across this 18th century gardener that through slavery times came over from Africa to Wales and became the first Black gardener in Wales. Through adversity he really triumphed and that's really where the inspiration has come from. And then inside, we have this poem from a guy called Alex Wharton, a Black poet in England as well. And these thorns here are really to show the pain through that slavery trade time. I tried to get in deep. You have to, you have to get into character - Lewis Hamilton

[lewishamiltonstuff]

@LewisHamilton @Burberry Met Gala 2024 Tribute to Ystumllym & Wharton. Floral motifs symbolize heritage. Thanks, Alex & all - Eric McNeal

[kafkasdiariies]

"I did a lot of research and I came across this 18th Century gardener who, through slavery times, came across from Africa to Wales and became the first black gardener in Wales. "Through adversity, he really triumphed, so that's where the inspiration really came from." That gardener, John Ystumllyn, was snatched from his home when he was about eight years old and likely brought to Wales to become a servant for society aristocrats. He was the first legally registered black person from North Wales. The poem, written by Black poet Alex Wharton and stitched inside the jacket, is inspired by the life of John Ystumllyn. The thorns necklace represents "the pain [lived] through that slavery trade at the time." When interviewed by Vogue, Lewis Hamilton explained the idea behind his look.

[fairie-grl]

so lewis fit is by daniel lee x burberry

his coat has a poem by the poet alex wharton called the gardener

the whole out fit was inspired by the life story of john ystumllyn an wallace’s gardener which lewis hinted at in a insta earlier

[bigbangsanvers]

Purity

written by @smarterinabsentia

Rating: Not rated

Warnings: None

Summary:

A thousand years from now, the descendants of Earth live in the socially stratified society of Argo, a wealthy world whose bounty is generated from a near-magical power source. As the young scion of a prominent Argoan family, Alex Danvers glows with a promising future and a socially spotless fiancée in Kell. Life is good, except for a lingering wanderlust and a sense of unease. When her childhood friend Margarita Rodas returns from the Old World, Alex’s discontent becomes more difficult to ignore. Maggie is beautiful and vibrant and doesn’t take well to Argo’s conventions. It isn't long before Alex finds herself questioning the life she's chosen, and entangled in a mystery that will decide Argo's fate.

Loosely based on Edith Wharton's Age of Innocence. But in space.

Additional tags: Fancy AU, Forbidden Love, IN SPACE!, If Krypton is doomed get a load of redacted, Older Cat Grant

With art, included in the fic, by @agustinavids

These works were part of Sanvers Big Bang 2021 and were revealed on November 24.

[kmp78]

“Yep, it's a big city with 40000 boroughs. 😂. “. - Actually there are only 5 boroughs in Manhattan (often mistakenly called neighborhoods) but over 350 actual neighborhoods throughout the 5 boroughs!! Here’s a slightly gossipy mini travel log some might enjoy. Humor me.

The old money billionaires (like Paris Hiltons family type) mostly live in mid-town Manhattan around Central Park and the exclusive Gramercy Park neighborhood with its resident’s personal key to a locked private park along with their apartment (highlighted in JL’s WeCrashed mini-series.) Gramercy Park was the home of Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, literature and theater luminaries of the early 20th century such as Truman Capote and Edith Wharton and is currently the home of celebrities such as Midler, Delevigne and assorted top models, J. Roberts, Lagerfeld, Fallon and Kate Hudson.

Lots of artsy folks and big film, sports and fashion celebrities; Timberlake, Swift, B and Jay Z, T Brady, Lewis Hamilton, DiNiro, ScarJo, J. Gyllenhaal, Reynolds and Lively, Styles and many more, live or have lived in the lower Manhattan neighborhoods that JL likes to hang out in when he is in town. These include neighborhoods like Tribeca, SoHo, West Village, the Bowery and Chelsea; all home to some of the best boutiques and endless areas to eat and mingle in NYC. FYI:The Bowery is the 7th most expensive neighbor-hood in Manhattan. Lewis Hamilton’s 12,000 sf penthouse in Tribeca recently sold for 50+/- million US dollars!!! Yes, you heard that right and he made somewhere around 6 million $ on the sale. 😵‍💫

Sparked by the influx of successful hip-hop artists and the Barkley Center, many musicians, athletes and successful actors live near or in Brooklyn in places like Dumbo, Red Hook, Park Slope or Williamsburg. Hathaway, Damon, A. Driver, Sarsgaard and M Gyllenhaal, Blunt and Krasinski, Bork, Nora Jones, Hawke, O Wilde, E. Murphy and many more all have homes in Brooklyn.

Queens has several less expensive neighborhoods like Sunnyside, Howard Beach and Astoria (one of the cheapest neighborhoods to live in). While there is an young active nightlife in Astoria and one or two other neighborhoods, Queens is a safer, less expensive place young people go to start out or raise a family. The Fresh Meadows neighborhood was the home of not famous at all, me. 😁

The Bronx has some of the poorest and toughest neighborhoods (around Yankee Stadium) though there are some very beautiful and well kept areas and many old stately stone homes. It’s trying hard to come back.

Staten Island is a much quieter more residential part of the city filled with highly ethnic (heavily Italian) blue collar working class families. (Think Jersey Shore on TV). While a few mid century actors lived there many years ago, no one famous except briefly Pete Davidson who was raised there, seems to want to live there now. Fun Fact: The characters in the movie “Working Girl” starring Harrison Ford and Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver, Alex Baldwin and Joan Cusak are in Staten Island for this flick. Don’t miss this 1988 rah rah rom com feel good movie classic!! (Free by Hulu or Disney subscription or 2.99 Amazon rental or 3.99 some other places in US. Maybe free somewhere but worth a few bucks) You will see the actual SI ferry from the island to Manhattan which you must take daily to get to NY and hear the true Staten Island classic NY accent at its best! Great story and music too !

Well, nobody asked for all this but it is a very awesome city in which I lived, worked for many years and know well ! Beautiful, very exciting, exceptionally cultural and immensely historic (don’t get me started) but expensive to live in for the most part. And now you can all trace JL and Thinnie’s whereabouts around town! 🤪

Thanks, anon! 🤭🙌

I wonder why JL decided not to splurge on a NYC pad anyway, after being on the look-out couple years ago. 🤔

Guess his deal with Bowery saves him a big penny! 🤷🏼‍♀️

[britney-rosberg06]

Prema Racing 2024 as Textposts

[adultjazz]

So Sorry So Slow

A 1. Bleat Melisma 2. Suffer One 3. y-rod

B 1. No Relief 2. Plenary 3. Marquee

C 1. Dusk Song 2. Earth Of Worms 3. No Sentry

D 1. Bend 2. I Was Surprised 3. Windfarm

It feels wild to say it’s finally here. we’ve given it everything. we always tried to be sensitive to instinct and follow the song. whether that means honouring a decade-old idea and trying to stay alive to it long-range / or / leaving big chunks to impulse with a month to spare before mixing.

✨the biggest thanks due to Tash Cutts and  Tristan Gatward for helping the record find a physical form, for their expertise, enthusiasm and countless moments of practical support

✨thanks to Samuel Travis for his artistic counsel and design skills throughout the whole record making process

✨thanks to Beth Stephens for rendering this ai image so beautifully in oils

✨thanks to Owen Pallett for string playing and arrangement on No Sentry

✨to Greta Eacott  for marimba on I Was Surprised

✨to Maxwell Sterling for double bass on Bleat Melisma and Marquee

✨to Seb Gainsborough for additional mixing and support with y-rod

✨to Martha MacBean for additional cello on Suffer One

✨to Oliver Coates for cello on Windfarm

✨to Fabian Prynn for mixing at 4AD studios

✨to Alex Wharton for mastering at abbey road

✨to our families and friends for keeping us well

✨thank you for engaging with our music, tell your friends if you think they’ll like it, that always feels like the best way

🫴 we’re handing it over now, hope you find something in it

[toocooltobeforgotten]

i'd like more book recs!! please

these are just the most recent books i’ve read and loved

alone with you in the ether - olivie blake (apparently tiktok knows about this book now, yikes)

tropic of capricorn - henry miller

atonement - ian mcewan (alex g talks about this book quite a bit)

black swans - eve babitz

a happy death - albert camus

nausea - jean-paul sartre

the custom of the country - edith wharton