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hardtickettohomevideo · 8 months

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Schlocktoberfest XIII - Day 9: Satan's Blade

Satan’s Blade (1984) Trailer: *Spoilers Throughout* What’s This About: A kick ass poster wasted on a shit movie. The recurring tale of the old eighties video store. Here are some of my observations as I watched the film: With SFX like this red tint over the opening shot – I think we’re in for a masterpiece here. Great opening theme, very 80’s synth and it sounds exactly like a Stranger Things…

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#Amish Quilts #And Then There Were None #Anthony James #Batman #Don Dohler #Gene Simmons #Halloween 5 #Hemispheres #Laurie Strode #Lou Ferrigno #Michael Ironside #National Lampoon&039;s Vacation #Paul Snider #Quentin Tarantino #Richard Speck #The House on Sorority Row #The Lord of the Rings #Three&039;s Company

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daughter-of-melpomene · 2 months

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𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝐟𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭/𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐚𝐬𝐭.

given that i’ve just revamped my marvel ocs, i figured it was time to share the casting for my personal version of the mcu! please note that this is a combination of my own ideas for recasts and popular castings that i’ve seen on other platforms, and also that not every character has been included here because there are several that i like with the actors currently portraying them. you all can definitely feel free to use any and all of these for yourselves!

scott eastwood — steve rogers a.k.a. captain america.

pedro pascal — tony stark a.k.a. iron man.

boyd holbrook — clint barton a.k.a. hawkeye.

marina alexandrova — natasha romanoff a.k.a. black widow.

gratiela brancusi — wanda maximoff a.k.a. scarlet witch.

jesús castro — pietro maximoff a.k.a. quicksilver.

ian anthony dale — stephen strange a.k.a. doctor strange.

michael ealy — james “rhodey” rhodes a.k.a. war machine.

lana condor — gwen stacy.

charlie rowe — harry osborn.

sydney park — cindy moon a.k.a. silk.

christian kane — logan howlett a.k.a. wolverine.

kirby howell-baptiste — ororo munroe a.k.a. storm.

jesse spencer — scott summers a.k.a. cyclops.

sophie skelton — jean grey a.k.a. marvel girl.

elizabeth lail — raven darkhölme a.k.a. mystique.

cody fern — warren worthington the third a.k.a. angel.

stephen lang — erik lensherr a.k.a. magneto.

rowan blanchard — kitty pride a.k.a. shadowcat.

caity lotz — emma frost a.k.a. white queen.

ryan hurst — victor creed a.k.a. sabretooth.

john krasinski — reed richards a.k.a. mr. fantastic.

emily blunt — susan “sue” storm a.k.a. the invisible woman.

rudy pankow — johnny storm a.k.a. the human torch.

temura morrison — ben grimm a.k.a. the thing.

tagging @endless-oc-creations, @ginevrastilinski-ocs, and @dancingsunflowers-ocs because they’re my marvel girlies so they might find these useful!!

#randomness #fancasts #marvel fancast #mcu fancast #marvel recast #mcu recast

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blackswaneuroparedux · 2 years

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So they’ve decided on you to fuck up my work.

- Ian Fleming to Sean Connery on being cast as James Bond

By the time auditions for the role of James Bond in the first 007 movie, Dr No, were held in 1961, Connery was a well-established and highly regarded serious actor, but Fleming reportedly didn’t think he was right for the part of 007.

Connery said that Patrick McGoohan, James Mason, Rex Harrison, Stewart Granger and Richard Burton (all approved by Fleming as being suitable for the role) were ruled out, for various reasons. The casting wasn’t going well and had even been advertised in stage magazines.

Eventually, Connery was taken in to see the casting directors and he got the part. However, Fleming wasn’t happy with their choice, reportedly saying privately he was nothing but an “over-developed stunt man”, describing him as “unrefined”. Connery reciprocated the feelings, calling Fleming “a real snob”, but admitting he was “interesting”.

Connery was surprised to get the part, because he had heard how Fleming felt about him. Apparently, Dana Broccoli, wife of producer Albert “Cubby” Broccoli, was instrumental in getting Connery the part, as she was convinced he was the right man. Fleming’s girlfriend, Blanche Blackwell, also said he had the right “charisma” for the role.

Fleming’s frustration over the direction his series was being taken was revealed when he confronted first time director Terence Young at a United Artists function in London.

Fleming squared up to the realities of an untested director guiding a half-known ex-labourer star into James Bond’s elegant world.

Mr Fleming vented: “So they’ve decided on you to fuck up my work.”

But Mr Young “was not shaken” and told him: “Let me put it this way, Ian. I don’t think anything you’ve written is immortal as yet.

Ian Fleming wrote relatively little about Bond’s style, sketching in only the briefest of descriptions while devoting pages to the overblown outfits of Bond’s foes. A little goes a long way. Terence Young took Connery to Anthony Sinclair, a tailor on London’s Conduit Street at the northern end of Savile Row. Sinclair was Young’s tailor. He specialised in what he called the “Conduit Cut,” a fitted hourglass shape to the jacket that suited fit, military men. It was deliberately at odds with the boxy fashion suits worn by most young men at the dawn of the swinging sixties. Cutting like that stood out as slightly behind the times but reassuringly expensive.

Next Young took him to Turnbull and Asser, his shirtmaker on Jermyn Street several blocks away south of Piccadilly. There, Connery was fitted with the same pale blue cotton poplin shirts and knitted navy silk ties that Young wore day in day out himself. It was Young who gave Bond his turned back “cocktail” cuffs, a sartorial detail that at the time defined a man as both well-to-do yet rather rakish.

Bond’s style was extremely precise, the spare but expensive, handmade wardrobe of a military man, not overtly fashionable but not fuddy-duddy, either. It met and exceeded accepted standards of dress while remaining deliberately unsensational. Fashion in all its preening frivolity was always reserved for Bond’s vain, egotistical nemeses like Goldfinger, Blofeld, or Largo. As a recipe for worry-free style, Connery’s Bond defined and still defines the clean-cut ideal of a wardrobe that transcends fashion and becomes eternal.

If Bond was the establishment man in town, the exotic and tropical locations around the globe were the backdrop for him to get a bit more experimental with his off-duty wardrobe. It didn’t always work. That said, Connery fares better than all succeeding Bonds as his wardrobe for the beach is still as spare and restrained as his working day clothes. Later Bonds fall prey to the gravitational pull of fashion and pay the price. Roger Moore suffers from this and unfairly, I think. It’s not his fault he got the gig in the hedonistic 1970s. But just about the only thing Connery’s Bond gets wrong is in Goldfinger, where he appears in Miami in a sky-blue terry-cloth onesie. Somehow, he gets away with it.

In the end it was a cocktail: Connery’s suave style with his own rough edges poking through that gave Bond his bite. It resonated with the socially and geographically expanding world of the 1960s; Connery was a forerunner of a whole generation of working-class British actors made good - like Michael Caine and Terence Stamp - who personified a rougher and racier sexuality on screen. In clothing terms, Connery’s Bond gave all young man an easily referenced visual encyclopedia of how to dress well without ever overdoing it.

The two didn’t meet until filming was underway. Connery’s performance won the writer over immediately. In fact, Fleming liked Connery so much that he later gave the spy a Scots heritage to mirror the actor’s own. In his novel, You Only Live Twice, published in March 1964, Fleming wrote that Bond’s father was from Glencoe.

Photo: Legendary actor Sean Connery photographed laying on a sofa while smoking a cigarette in London, United Kingdom on the 8 October 1963

#fleming #ian fleming #james bond #quote #film #movie #cinema #connery #sean connery #terence young #young #style #class #literature #spy #espoinage #clothes #manners #culture

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amphtaminedreams · 1 year

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Currently Obsessing Over, Debrief No.4: EAT THE RICH (...But, like...After the Met Gala!)

-Anne Hathaway in custom Versace-

-L-R, top row: Olivia Rodrigo, Jenna Ortega, Sora Choi all in Thom Browne, bottom row: Conan Gray in Balmain-

-L-R, top row: Yung Miami in ACT N°1, Rihanna in Valentino Couture, bottom row: Tems in Robert Wun, Cardi B in Chenpeng Studio, Kim Kardashian in Schiaparelli-

-Emily Ratajkowski’s custom Dilara Fındıkoğlu dress, details-

-look, I hate exorbitant displays of wealth as much as the next perennially broke person (whose martyr of a landlord apparently has no choice but to raise the rent astronomically again! does the poor man’s suffering ever end!?)...But in the interest of FASHUN, I like to take a night off, anddd if the purpose of the Met Gala and all its afterparties isn’t to give a voice to the voiceless, i.e the amateur fashion girlies, then that would make this year all about Karl Lagerfeld and it is each and every one of our civilian duties to prevent that from happening! Monday 1st May 2023 was a celebration of three things, 1). Choupette the cat, 2). Anne Hathaway in custom Versace, 3). Emily Ratajkowski in custom Dilara Fındıkoğlu..and all the following fashion moments too-

-L-R, top row: Anok Yai in Atelier Prabal Gurung, Gwendoline Christie in Fendi, bottom row: Sydney Sweeney in Miu Miu, Rita Oran in Prabal Gurung, Nicole Kidman in Chanel-

-L-R: Aubrey Plaza in Stella McCartney, Vanessa Hudgens in Michael Kors, Olivia Rodrigo in Chanel, Keke Palmer in Sergio Hudson-

-Michaela Coel in custom Schiaparelli-

-L-R, top row: Margot Robbie in Chanel, Kate and Lila Moss in Fendi, Ashley Graham in Harris Reed, bottom row: Halle Bailey in Gucci, Emily Ratajkowski in Tory Burch, Penélope Cruz in Chanel, Chloe Fineman in Wiederhoeft-

-Anok Yai in 16Arlington-

-L-R, top row: Jeremy Pope in Balmain, Anne Hathaway in Versace, Jennie Kim in Chanel with Maude Apatow in Chloe & Sidney Sweeney, bottom row: Margot Robbie in Chanel, Suki Waterhouse in Fendi, Whitney Peak in Chanel, Lizzo in Paco Rabanne-

-L-R, top row: Gabrielle Union & Dwayne Wade in Prada, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas in Valentino, Amanda Seyfried in Oscar de La Renta, Nicola Peltz in Valentino, bottom row: Yara Shahidi in Jean Paul Gaultier, Paris Hilton in Marc Jacobs, Palomo Essar in Luar, Lily James in Tamara Ralph Couture-

-Anok Yai-

-L-R, top row: Nicole Kidman, Florence Pugh in Valentino, bottom row: Phoebe Bridgers in Tory Burch, J-Lo in Ralph Lauren, Olivia Wilde in Chloe-

-L-R, top row: Dua Lipa in Chanel & Rihanna in Chrome Hearts, Chloe Fineman, Kerry Washington in Michael Kors, bottom row: Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Jeremy Pope, LaLa Anthony, Lea Michele in Michael Kors-

-Emma Chamberlain in Miu Miu-

-L-R, top row: Cai Xukun, Iman Hammam & Joan Smalls, Emily Ratajowski in Versace, bottom row: Lil Nas, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in Thom Browne, Ella Emhoff in Vaquera, Kate Moss in Fendi-

-L-R, top row: Lily James in Versace, Jennie Kim, Olivia Wilde, Paris Hilton, bottom row: Teyana Taylor, Elena Azzaro, Busta Rhymes, Georgia Fowler-

-Ava Max in Christian Siriano-

-L-R, top row: Aurora James in Bode, Whitney Peak, Yara Shahidi, Alia Bhatt in Prabal Gurung, bottom row: Quannah Chasinghorse in Prabal Gurung, Hannah Bagshawe and Eddie Redmayne in Alexander McQueen, Song Hye-kyo in Fendi, Kaitlyn Dever in Michael Kors-

-L-R, top row: Emilia Silberg and Jared Leto, Miranda Kerr in Dior, Kelsey Absille in Prabal Gurung, Adut Akech, bottom row: Kylie Jenner in Haider Ackermann for Jean Paul Gaultier, Cardi B in Richard Quinn, Dua Lipa in Chanel, Phillipa Soo in Richard Quinn-

-L-R: Rita Ora in a mix of vintage Fendi & Chanel, Kylie Jenner in Jean Paul Gaultier, Precious Lee in Fendi-

-Elle Fanning in Vivienne Westwood & Andreas Kronlather for Vivienne Westwood, details-

-L-R, top row: Keke Palmer in Sergio Hudson, Imaan Hammam in Standing Ground, Adut Akech in Carolina Herrera, Vitoria Ceretti in Balenciaga, bottom row: Liu Wen in Tory Burch, Irina Shayk in Yohji Yamamoto, Lily Aldridge in Oscar de La Renta-

-L-R: Yara Shahidi in Jean Paul Gaultier, Janelle Monae in Thom Browne, Devon Aoki in Jeremy Scott-

-L-R, top row: Gustav Witzøe in Palomo Spain, Precious Lee in Fendi, bottom row: Brian Tyree Henry in Karl Lagerfeld, Eva Chen in Fendi, Karen Elson in Christian Siriano-

-L-R, top row: Jordan Roth in Schiaparelli, Camila Morrone in Rodarte, Lily Collins in Vera Wang, bottom row: Daisy Edgar-Jones in Gucci, Pasha Harulia in Bevza, Margaret Qualley in Chanel, FKA Twigs in Maison Margiela-

-L-R, top row: Madelyn Cline in Stella McCartney, Alex Newell in Christian Siriano, Conan Gray, Isabelle Boemke in Bode, bottom row: Vanessa Hudgens in Michael Kors, Finneas O’Connell in Vivienne Westwood, Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz in Valentino, Liberty Ross in Burberry-

-L-R: Micaela Coel in Schiaparelli, Rita Ora, Ava Max in Christian Siriano-

-L-R, top row: LaLa Anthony in Sergio Hudson, Rihanna, Bad Bunny in Jacquemus, bottom row: Doja Cat in Oscar de La Renta, Ice Spice in archive Emilio Pucci, Cardi B in Miss Sohee-

-middle, far right: Emily Ratajkowski in Versace-

-Gigi Hadid in custom Givenchy, details-

-L-R, top row: Doja Cat in Oscar de La Renta, Alton Mason in Karl Lagerfeld Couture, Devon Aoki in Jeremy Scott, Lizzo in Chanel, bottom row: Michelle Yeoh in Karl Lagerfeld, Jodie Comer in Burberry, Chi Ossé in Advisry, Lea Michele in Michael Kors-

-L-R, top row: Salma Hayek in Gucci, Donatella Versace in Versace, Kylie Jenner, Lil Nas in Dior, bottom row: Aubrey Plaza in Stella McCartney, Mindy Kaling in Simkhai, Naomi Campbell in Chanel, Burna Boy in Burberry-

-Billie Eilish in Simone Rocha, details-

-L-R, top row: Micaela Diamond in Carolina Herrera, Kerry Washington in Michael Kors, Alexa Chung in Róisín Pierce, Anitta in Marc Jacobs, bottom row: Angèle in Chanel, Huma Abedin in Fendi, Julia Garner in Gucci, Svitlana Bevza in Bevza-

-Dua Lipa in Chanel-

-L-R, clockwise: Jenna Ortega in Thom Browne, Nicola Petz, Irina Shayk & Karlie Kloss, Emily Ratajkowski-

I have no time for the accompanying��men in bland suits. Sorry bout it.

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bebemoon · 9 months

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lfw s/s 2o24 schedule~

15 sept: paul costelloe, stefan cooke, noon by noor, laugesen, phoebe english, bora aksu, rixo, edward crutchley, di petsa, eirinn hayhow, huishan zhang, mark fast, fashion east, natasha zinko, chopova lowena, malan breton

16 sept: the winter house, eudon choi, jw anderson, roksanda, completedworks, feben, molly goddard, abigail ajobi, 16arlington, ray chu, sinead o'dwyer, s.s. daley, kazna asker, richard quinn, dreaming eli

17 sept: sinead gorey, masha popova, susan fang, helen kirkum, tove, holzweiler, jen lee, knwls, simone rocha, yuhan wang, erdem, halpern

18 sept: tolu coker, emilia wickstead, palmer//harding, supriya lele, malone souliers, chet lo, ashish, edeline lee, marrknull, aaron esh, dilara findikoglu, on|off

19 sept: connor ives, banshee of savile row, roker, mithridate, frolov, asai, aujan, helen anthony, allsaints

#lfw 2023 #runway #schedule #rtw #ss24 #fashion #queue

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rhapsodynew · 1 month

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UCR News has published all the albums that will be released in May and later!

Stay with us and you won't miss these new items! 🤘

See below 👇

🔥MAY

3 .05

• Indigo Girls, Glitter & Doom – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

• Maurice White [Earth Wind and Fire] – Manifestation: Deluxe Edition

• Melanie – Central Park 1974 (2CD set)

• The Yardbirds – The Ultimate Live at the BBC (4CD box)

• Various artists – Holland-Dozier-Holland: Detroit 1969-1977 (4CD box)

10.05

• John Entwistle [The Who], John Entwistle – The Ox Box Set (6CD box)

• Kings of Leon – Can We Please Have Fun

Peter Gabriel, Back to Front – Live in London (Blu-ray)

• Queen – Queen Rock Montreal (2CD/3LP)

• Sebastian Bach [Skid Row], Child Within the Man – The Staple Singers, Africa ’80

17 .05

• Collective Soul, Here to Eternity

Don McLean, American Boys

Joe Bonamassa – Live at the Hollywood Bowl With Orchestra (CD/DVD set)

• John Oates, Reunion

Kerry King [Slayer], From Hell I Rise

Little Feat, Sam's Place

Oliver Wakeman [Yes], Anam Cara

Pink Floyd – Animals 2018 Remix: Dolby Atmos (Blu-ray/digital)

• Robin Trower – Bridge of Sighs (4CD 50th anniversary edition)

• Slash – Orgy of the Damned

• Various artists – Long Distance Love: A Sweet Relief Tribute to Lowell George (Elvis Costello, Ben Harper, Dave Alvin, others)

24.05

• Lenny Kravitz, Blue Electric Light

Paul Weller, 66

Michael Shrieve [Santana] – Drums of Compassion

• Rainbow – Boston 1981

• Yes – Talk (expanded 4CD anniversary reissue)

31.05

• Anthony Phillips [Genesis] – The Golden Hour: Private Parts and Pieces XII

• Black Sabbath – Anno Domini 1989-1995 (4CD box)

• Crowded House – Gravity Stairs

• Enuff Z'nuff, The 1987 Demos

Howard Jones – Human's Lib; Dream Into Action (CD and Blu-ray reissues)

• Iron Butterfly – Live at the Galaxy 1967

• The Rascals – It's Wonderful: The Atlantic Studio Recordings (7CD box)

• Ratt – Rarities

• R.E.M. – Fables of the Reconstruction (vinyl reissue)

• Richard Thompson, Ship to Shore

Ringo Starr – Crooked Boy (black vinyl/compact disc EP release)

• Squackett [Chris Squire and Steve Hackett] – A Life Within a Day (CD and Blu-ray reissue)

• Various artists – No Songs Tomorrow: Darkwave, Ethereal Rock and Cold Wave 1981-1990 (4CD box with the Cure, Dead Can Dance, Cocteau Twins, Soft Cell, others)

JUNE AND LATER 🔥

• Bon Jovi – Forever

• Loverboy – Live in ’82 (CD/Blu-ray)

• Robert Hunter [Grateful Dead] – "Tales of the Great Rum Lovers" (2 CD deluxe edition)

• Black Country Communion – V

• David Bowie – Rock and Roll Star (5CD/Blu-ray box)

• Grateful Dead – Mars Hotel: a gift edition dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the band.

• Jethro Tull – Bursting Out: The Inflated Edition (extended 3CD/3DVD reissue)

• Phish – Evolve

• Jackson Browne – For Everyman (reissue on vinyl)

#new music #rock music #rock #my spotify #spotify #musica #music love #music #my music #history music #rock photography

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nextlevel-hq · 11 months

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MASTERLIST

DC

Amanda Waller (57) - Viola Davis

Artemis Crock (28) - Jolie Nguyen

Barbara Gordon (29) - Kennedy McMann

Bernard Dowd (20) - Nicholas Galitzine

Buddy Baker (27) - Paul Mescal

Cassandra Cain (26) - Lana Condor

Clark Kent (37) - Henry Cavill

Damian Wayne (19) - Anthony Keyvan

Dick Grayson (29) - Balint Jasko

Ed Nygma (34) - Ben Whishaw

Harleen Quinzel (31) - Samara Weaving

Jason Todd (26) - Kyle Allen

Jonathan Crane (35) - Cillian Murphy

Koriand'r (29) - Kiki Layne

Lex Luthor (36) - Keahu Kahuanui

Lois Lane (36) - Odette Annable

Michael Carter (32) - Boyd Holbrook

Minhkhoa Khan (45) - Desmond Tan

Pamela Isley (33) - Cintia Dicker

Roy Harper (30) - Cameron Monaghan

Selina Kyle (31) - Ana de Armas

Stephanie Brown (20) - Kathryn Newton

Ted Kord (33) - Joseph Gordon Levitt

Tim Drake (33) - Tba

Zatanna Zatara (33) - Aslihan Malbora

MARVEL

Billy Kaplan (20) - Timothee Chalamet

Bruce Banner (32) - Hugh Dancy

Bucky Barnes (30) - Richard Rankin

Clint Barton (31) - Jake McDorman

Elektra Natchios (33) - Tashi Rodriguez

Felicia Hardy (30) - Imaan Hammam

Gabriel Summers (26) - Michael Yerger

Gwen Stacy (29) - Hanna Edwinson

Jean Grey (31) - Alina Kovalenko

Jemma Simmons (28) - Elizabeth Henstridge

Johnny Storm (28) - Taylor Zakhar Perez

Karolina Dean (24) - Ginny Gardner

Kate Bishop (23) - Momo Hirai

Laura Kinney (24) - Lizeth Selene

Leo Fitz (33) - Iain de Caestecker

Logan Howlett (45) - Hugh Jackman

Loki Laufeybur (38) - Erika Linder

Mantis (35) - Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc

Mary Jane Watson (29) - Marina Ruy Barbosa

Matt Murdock (32) - Charlie Cox

Nadia Van Dyne (20) - Mia Alves

Natasha Romanoff (36) - Irina Shayk

Ororo Munroe (38) - Anok Yai

Peter Parker (25) - Charlie Rowe

RJ Boyle (18) - Tanner Buchanan

Scott Summers (31) - Jamie Dornan

Sharon Carter (35) - Margot Robbie

Stephen Strange (46) - Dev Patel

Steve Rogers (40) - Chris Evans

Wade Wilson (32) - Ryan Reynolds

Wanda Maximoff (35) - Gratiela Brancusi

Warren Worthington III (31) - Lucas Till

#nlhq:mbi #nlhq:taken

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my-chaos-radio · 5 months

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Release: June 5, 1995

Lyrics:

Songwriter:

Hold my body tight

Body

Body tight

Oh hold me

I c u over there

Body would I love 2 share oh

I hold u in my dreams

But then I wake up

Just a dream

I'd do anything 4 u

Steal a star down from the sky

Write a song 4 birds 2 sing

All I ask of u yeah

Just 1 thing baby

Just 1 thing

Hold my body tight

All night

Never let me go

Hold my body tight

All night

Never tell me no

Hold me

My body's all alone

Need someone 2 take me home

Talk until the morning light

Don't wanna do ya

Just hold ya tight

I'd do anything 4 u

Steal a star down from the sky

Write a song 4 birds 2 sing

All I ask of u yeah

Just 1 thing baby

Just 1 thing

Hold my body tight

All night

Never let me go

Hold my body tight

All night

Never tell me no

Hold me

So come and put them arms around me

Hold me real close

Like an aura

Surround meI need 2 feel ya body

The warmth of ya skin

I need 2 know the beauty

The secret within

And while another would be penetrating

I'll still be stimulating

Contemplating on a vision vibrating

Waiting with the key

2 set your feelings free

Watcha gonna do 4 me

'CosI'd do anything 4 u

Steal a star down from the sky

Write a song 4 birds 2 sing

All I ask of u yeah

Just 1 thing baby

Just 1 thing

Hold my body tight

Hold that body

All night

Never let me go

Hold my body tight

Hold that body

All night

Never tell me no

Hold me

Hold my body tight

Hold that body

All night

Never let me go

Hold my body tight

Hold that body

All night

Hold my body tight

Matt Rowe / Richard Frederick Stannard / Anthony Michael Mortimer

SongFacts:

"Hold My Body Tight" is a song by English boy band East 17, released in June 1995 as the fifth single from their second album Steam (1994). It was the only single from the album to miss the UK top 10, peaking at number 12. Outside the UK, it reached the top 10 in Ireland, Israel, Japan and Lithuania.

The pan-European magazine Music & Media commented: “Anyone can see that daily push-ups keep these guys fitter than any Olympic athlete. If that's not proof enough of their staying power, check out the vitality that Steam's hot swingbeat track exudes." Music Week's Alan Jones described it as "a gently smacking mid-tempo groove" and added: " It's far from being their most melodic song, rather nicely harmonized but a little boring. Definitely not the one to get them back to number one." RM Dance Update's James Hamilton called it a "plaintive jackswing jiggler"

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nevernevadahq · 2 years

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MWM

Hello, nonnie! We'd love to see...

Anthony Mackie, Can Yaman, Jake Gyllanhaal, Jesse Williams, Alp Navruz (who is perfect for one of our Asena family roles and connections!), Steven Yeun, Dan Stevens, Henry Cavill, Richard Madden, Michael B. Jordan, Chris Evans, Avan Jogia, Max Theriot, Ben McKenzie, John Boyega, David Castro, Baris Arduc, Cameron Monaghan (who we have a wanted familial connection for!), Tom Hiddleston, Burak Çelik, Alex Roe (who we have a wanted familiar connection for!), Dev Patel, Alfred Enoch, Dominic Fike, Raymond Ablack, Brendon Thwaites (who we have a familial wanted connection for!), Ben Robson (who we have a familial wanted connection for!), Milo Ventimiglia, Michael Evans Behling, Billy Porter, Dacre Montgomery, Eli Brown, Evan Mock, Mannish Dayal, Toldga Mendi, Uraz Kaygılaroğlu (who we have who would be perfect for one of Asena family roles!), Can Yaman, Carlos Miranda, Edgar Ramirez, Rege-Jean Page, Ewan McGregor, Manny Jacinto, Jack Reynor, Devon Terell, Nick Robinson, Charlie Rowe, Sean Teale, Ben Whishaw, Gong Yoo, Jonathan Daviss, Jason Momoa, James McAvoy, Mark McKenna, Xiao Zhan, Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, Tom Hardy, Lee Pace, Pedro Pascal, Henry Golding, Cody Christian, Noel Fisher (who we have a wanted familiar connection for!), Will Poulter (who we have a wanted familiar connection for!), Ilhan Sen, Deniz Can Aktas, David Castaneda, and we can definitely provide more!

#mwm #crime rp #city rp #town rp #appless rp #semi appless rp #answered

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therealcrimediary · 2 months

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Films I’ve Loved This Year

I have already written reviews on some of them (not seen in this post), that you can already read here. So make sure to also do that.

I’m completely laid out in bed extremely sick, I thought between the delusional fevers, bomb exploding headaches, and literally feeling like I’m dying, I’d share the other films I’ve absolutely enjoyed watching this year.

I started up a separate account via Instagram to just post film, but having multiples is beginning to be too much, so from now on any other film content aside from the blog here will be on @ starrymayx.

So to start off the list here we go…

These 90s “Noir” films started my whole new movie Escapades, and I’m so glad they did -

Bad Influence, Guilty As Sin, Pacific Heights, Whispers in The Dark, Dream Lover, Untamed Heart, White Palace

Here are the others…

Thrashin - 1986

Starring: Josh Brolin, Pamela Gidley

Brooke McCarter (RIP homie), Sherilyn Fenn, Robert Rusler, & Josh Richman

Anthony Kiedis + RHCP

Tony Hawk, Kevin Staab, Mike McGill, Jimmy Star

What I liked: There was so much awesomeness in this film and a feel good story of triumph. Basically it’s about two skateboarding gangs, having beef, mix in lots of skating, graffiti, punk rock aesthetics, and a love story, and you have yourself a pretty badass film. Plus they overcome their rivalry in the LA Massacre challenge, and there’s even several rat tails. 🤣 Definitely worth a watch!

I really wish I could skateboard. I would have been so rad. To all my skater friends and Bo’s over the years, mad respect. 🤘🏻

The House on Sorority Row - 1983

Director: Mark Rosman

I swear Scream Queens was influenced by this film.

I really liked it. Loved the lighting, still had a seventies type feel, storyline was really good. Definitely a film to check out if you like really good horror, without all the super special effects.

*For any strobe light sensitive people* like myself out there, there is a scene where it’s wild,

Pump Up The Volume ✊🏻 1990

Director Allan Moyle

This movie is 🔥 Definitely a pioneer for all things talk radio but from a non-narrative perspective. Films like this and indie radio programs paved the way for our now podcasts. I loved the way it was written, the development of the characters personal selves, and breaking the rules.

I love me some Christian Slater 💓

The soundtrack is also amazing!

From Richard Hell, Leonard Cohen, Beastie Boys, Ice T, & more! I’ll link the soundtrack in my stories.

*trigger warning: there is a scene that deals with suicide and those scenes always get me. So I wanted to mention that.

Out of Bounds - 1986

Director- Richard Tuggle

Cinematography - Bruce Surtees

Starring: Anthony Michael Hall

Siouxsie and the Banshees 🤘🏻💓

& Meatloaf (in like 3 scenes)

What I liked: The cinematography of downtown LA & Venice Beach California, (actually the whole film is beautifully done). The 80’s colors, Dizz’s home, her style. The fact that Anthony Michael Hall was a badass hero, taking down a heroin drug man with his knife throwing skills. Really good film.

2 Days in The Valley - 1996

Written and Directed by: John Herzfeld.

Starring: James Spader, Eric Stolz & Charlize Theron

Synopsis: 48 hours of intersecting lives and crimes in The Valley of Los Angeles.

Why I liked it: Artsy Cinematography, James Spader obviously, and the correlation of numerous parties all being connected, going through individual stuff but being thrown into the mix of chaos. Plus sunglasses just seem to add viable cred to it. Why are sunglasses so cool yet mysterious?

Shampoo - 1975

Director: Hal Ashby

Starting Julie Christie, Goldie Hawn, & Warren Beatty

I throughly enjoyed this film mainly due to the Jim Morrison/Sharon Tate style vibes it gave off throughout, and all the stylish decor/fashion. The Morrison looking guy played by (Warren Beatty) is basically a lover to many of his women hair clients (he does hair).

I really appreciate the 70’s swank and aesthetic appeal in this film. I’m also obsessed with Julie Christie’s glam Tate starlet look and I wish I could pull off bangs! Goldie Hawn is also in here and a younger Carrie Fisher.

From the 70s eye shadow, purple outfit I want, the main girls style, glamorous hair, river grotto, la house party with body paint and strobe lights (which that part I had to turn away - sensitive), it still rocked.

Based in the LA canyon/hills it’s definitely worth a watch to see the web of desire and aesthetic unfold. Keep your eye out for the creepy art in one of the scenes that just didn’t quite belong. 😳

Additionally there was some dialogue between two parties in the kitchen about questioning the lead male’s (hairstylist) orientation, and the f word was used a couple times. Didn’t like that part.

Really glad we’ve evolved on how we should identify people and what’s right to say and not to. A person can be gay or even not, but using derogatory terminology to hurt them is very low par. If you still do that. Stop.

Chopping Mall - 1986

Director: Jim Wynorski

Mall Location: Sherman Oaks Galleria

I loved this film. For reals.

Nothing better than a mall unleashing new technology security robots, only to go horribly wrong. Which I already knew where it was going as soon as it started 😂

Anyways a group of mall employee friends and two others throw a party in a bedding home store and get freaky - typical 80s horror, which I love. Then basically the robots go crazy and savage, hunting down all of them in a terminator/stranger things vibe kind of way. The aesthetic, 80s style, and scenery are very appealing, all the way down to even the playboy underwear from Miss Virgina Slims herself. Camel ciggs just won’t cut it. 😂

Lots of greats here, and I hope you check them out if you haven’t seen them.

Happy Filming 😘

#movies #reviews #70s #80s #90s #films #screen maven #cinema

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Raquel Welch, the big-screen star of the 1960s and ’70s who gained fame in movies including Fantastic Voyage, One Million Years B.C., Myra Breckinridge, and many others, died today after a brief illness was confirmed by her reps at Media 4 Management.

Welch’s career spanned more than 50 years, 30 films, and scores of TV series and appearances, including about a dozen visits to The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson spanning two decades and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Imagen Foundation in 2001.

Born Jo Raquel Tejada on September 5, 1940, in Chicago, Welch's family moved to San Diego when she was a toddler on a theatre arts scholarship, and she began her career as a local TV weathercaster before landing guest shots on classic TV series such as McHale's Navy, Bewitched, The Virginian, and others, including Cora in the wild 1966 sci-fi film Fantastic Voyage, which also starred Stephen Boyd and Edmund Gwenn and only had an hour before they returned.

The film won Oscars for its visual effects, art direction, and set decoration and became a cult classic with a 91% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Welch then starred as a clan cavewoman in the 1966 British film One Million Years B.C., another wild tale set in a time when humans and dinosaurs coexisted; a slightly censored version of the film was released in the United States, and the film became a TV staple in later years, inspiring her to star with Dudley Moore and Peter Cook in the London-set 1967 comedy Bedazzled and opposite James Stewart, Dean Martin, and George Kennedy in the 1968 western Bandoler.

Welch continued her big-screen career alongside some of the era's biggest stars, including Burt Reynolds in the 1972 cop comedy Fuzz, Richard Burton in Bluebeard the same year, and James Coburn, Richard Benjamin, and others in Herbert Ross' The Last of Sheila, written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins and starring Richard Chamberlain, Oliver Reed, and Michael York in 1973.

That film earned Welch a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical, and it spawned a 1974 sequel, The Four Musketeers: Milady's Revenge. She also appeared in the 1976 ambulance-crew comedy Mother, Jugs & Speed, alongside Bill Cosby and Harvey Keitel; her other films from the era were Kansas City Bomber, a 1972 drama set in the then-popular world of roller derby; The Beloved (1971); and the western Hannie Caulder, which she co-starred in with Robert Culp and Ernest Borgnine.

Welch was never shy about fighting for herself and her place at the Hollywood table. In that context, she made a very different set of headlines in the 1980s when she sued MGM over being dumped from starring with Nick Nolte in Cannery Row to play an empathetic prostitute in the David S. Ward-helmed movie based on the work of John Steinbeck. Welch was booted off the project by the studio over a contract violation in which she insisted on having her hair and makeup done there.

MGM said no and replaced Welch with Debra Winger to make peace by taking another role, but after being rebuffed by the studio, then run by David Begelman, Welch hit back and sued MGM for $24 million.

Making headlines all over the world, Welch alleged in her suit that the studio had built the movie and its financing around her and then used the hair-and-makeup dispute as a way to get a younger actress in the hooker role through the courts and appeals, but Welch ultimately was awarded a $10 million verdict in 1987, which, of course, generated a whole new set of headlines for her.

By the late 1970s, Welch's film career had peaked, and she began doing more TV work in 1979, appearing in a couple of Season 2 Mork & Mindy episodes with Robin Williams, and she continued to appear in telefilms throughout the decade, including the title role in "The Legend of Walks Far Woman," a 1982 NBC telepic about a woman who murders her abusive husband, and the role of a successful woman whose husband is murdered.

She later did a memorable cameo as herself in 1994's Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult, wrestling Leslie Nielsen's Lt. Frank Drebin onstage at the Oscars, and briefly appeared as Mrs. Windham-Vandermark herself in the classic 1997 Seinfeld episode "The Summer of George," which featured the actress mistakenly presenting a Tony Award to Michael Richards' Kramer, with unexpected repercussions.

Other 1990s TV guest roles included Evening Shade (reuniting with Reynolds), Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Lois & Clark, and multiple episodes of Spin City and C.P.W. Her small-screen credits since then include a recurring role on the 2002 PBS series American Family, which starred Edward James Olmos and Sonia Braga, along with 8 Simple Rules, CSI: Miami, the telefilm House of Versace, the short-lived CBS sitcom Welcome to the Captain, the Canadian comedy Date My Dad, and her career, Welch appeared on scores of TV talk, game, and awards show; hosted Saturday Night Live during its first season in 1976; was a presenter at multiple Academy Awards and Tony Awards ceremonies; appeared on Bob Hope comedy specials and toplined her own specials; in 1970, 1974, and the 1980 CBS special Raquel! showcased Welch’s comedy, dancing, and singing skills, earning a 51% share.

She also was a guest on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and talk or variety shows hosted by Oprah Winfrey, Craig Ferguson, Bonnie Hunt, Dick Cavett, Mike Douglas, Joey Bishop, Dean Martin, Merv Griffin, and others twice on Broadway: the first time in 1981, when she filled in for a vacationing Lauren Bacall in Woman of the Year 1997, and the second time in 1997, when she played the lead role of Victoria Grant in Victor/Victoria, replacing original star Julie Andrews.

Despite her Golden Globes win and nomination, Welch never earned an Oscar or Emmy nomination during her long career; other accolades include an ALMA Award in 2001, a Western Heritage Award for The Legend of Walks Far Woman, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1996 by her son, Damon Welch, and daughter, Tahnee Welch.

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23:58 DREW DAVIDSEN - Joy To the World 23:55 JACK JEZZRO - Santa Baby 23:49 OLIVIA BOX - Jingle Bells (Jazz Version) 23:46 SHARMOND SMITH - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 23:42 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 23:38 JODY MAYFIELD - Angels We Have Heard on High 23:34 SHAKATAK - Sing (Little One) 23:30 JONATHAN BUTLER - Winter Wonderland 23:26 MARCUS ANDERSON - This Christmas 23:22 RHYTHM JETS - The Christmas Song 23:18 JUSTIN YOUNG - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 23:14 ANDRE DELANO - O Come All Ye Faithful 23:11 AARON BING - White Christmas 23:07 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Silent Night 23:04 DAVE KOZ - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (feat. Kenny G) 23:00 JAY ROWE - The First Noel 22:57 NOMOSK - Don't Hold Back (Soty & Seven24 Chillout Remix) 22:52 DAVID GUETTA - The World Is Mine (Paul Mira Chillout Remix) 22:49 PUBLIC SYMPHONY - Wings 22:44 AIMEE SOL, JAMIE FISHBURN - Walls (Cafe Ibiza Edit) 22:39 SOLANOS - Get That Feeling 22:33 BAGHIRA - A Thrill Of Anticipation 22:28 ENRICO DONNER - Chicago At Sunrise 22:24 LOWLAND - Children (Orchestral Version) 22:18 LIFE AUDIENCE - Vanilla 22:14 ABOVE & BEYOND, GARETH EMERY - On A Good Day (Incognet REWORK) 22:08 KENNY FONTANA - U R The Sun (Toni Rivera Mix) 22:03 SIMPLY CHILL - One More Chance 22:00 ERINYA MOON - On The Edge (Russian Vocal Mix) 21:57 KOSMOPOLITANS, ATHENA ROUTSI - I Belong To You 21:51 C.A.T. - Could You Be 21:45 SUNLOUNGER, ZARA TAYLOR - Found (Downtempo Version) 21:38 THE THRILLSEEKERS - Dreaming Of You (Tranquilo's Ambient Mix) 21:35 CUEBRICK - Safe (C-Systems Alternative Mix) 21:29 DEEPER SUBLIME, AVO - Hypnotic 21:26 COSTA, EMMA HORAN - New Dawn Breaking (Original Mix) 21:20 ATB - With You! 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ALLA MOON - One Day (Zetandel Chill Remix) 19:22 BLISS - Breathe 19:16 SUNLOUNGER, CAP, STEPHANIE ASSCHER - Heart Of The Sun (Chill Version) 19:12 TRACEY THORN - Night Time (Original Mix) 19:07 FRIENDLY BREAKS - Jazzy City Walk (Deep Lounge Mix) 19:05 NATALIE RENOIR, STEREO DUB, BRAZIL XXI - Can't Take My Eyes Off You 19:00 THE UNDERGROUND PROJECT - Summer Jam (Ivan Tretyakov ReChill) 18:56 NITIN SAWHNEY - Breathing Light 18:51 RYAN KP, ANTHONY HICKS, MELODY - Everything Is Gonna Be Alright 18:48 ASKERY - With You 18:44 CATHY BURTON - Reach Out To Me (Sadege Chill Out Remix) 18:41 BERK & THE VIRTUAL BAND - You're My Heart, You're My Soul 18:35 SMOOTH DELUXE - Boulevard Rouge 18:31 THE SPACE BROTHERS - Beyond The Sun (Original Mix) 18:28 JOE SATRIANI - Always 18:24 LEMONGRASS - On The Edge Of Time 18:20 RADIO KILLER - Lonely Heart (Kenny Hayes Nitelite Mix) 18:14 VARGO - You're Not Alone 18:10 MANDALAY - It's Enough Now 18:05 ABOVE & BEYOND - No One On Earth 18:02 MR. 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SAXLOVE - Silver Bells 15:18 JUSTIN YOUNG - This Christmas 15:15 STEPHEN ROTHHAAR - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 15:12 AARON BING - O Christmas Tree 15:09 SPECIAL EFX - Silent Night 15:05 SHAWN RAIFORD - Santa Baby 15:00 NICK COLIONNE - We Three Kings 14:57 JEANETTE HARRIS - Away In A Manger 14:53 DREW DAVIDSEN - Angels We Have Heard 14:49 VINCENT INGALA - My Favorite Things 14:46 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Winter Wonderland 14:42 MAYSA - Joy To The World 14:39 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - The Day 14:36 HANK BILAL - Jingle Bells 14:32 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 14:30 COOL SPRING JAZZ QUARTET - Christmas 14:25 JAY ROWE - Do You Hear What I Hear 14:22 ART FOUR SALE - O Come All Ye Faithful 14:18 KEB' MO' - Better Everyday 14:14 GARY MEGGS - Hark The Dancing Angels 14:12 JOYCE COOLING - Winter Waltz 14:09 DAVE KOZ - It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (feat. 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SAXLOVE - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 12:34 PETER WHITE - River 12:31 AARON BING - Silent Night 12:27 DOUG JONES - Feliz Navidad 12:24 JONATHAN BUTLER - We Three Kings 12:19 MARK MAXWELL - The Christmas Song 12:15 CAROL NETHEN - Angels We Have Heard on High 12:11 KIMBERLY BREWER - Every Day Feels Like Christmas 12:07 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Joy To The World 12:03 NILS - In a Holiday Mood 12:00 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Jingle Bells 11:56 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Santa Clause Is Coming To Town 11:52 ANDRE DELANO - It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 11:48 DARYL STUERMER - The Little Drummer Boy 11:44 JAY ROWE - O Come, All Ye Faithful 11:40 RHYTHM JETS - We Wish You a Merry Christmas 11:35 JUSTIN YOUNG - Silver Bells 11:31 DAVE KOZ - The 25th of December (feat. BeBe Winans) 11:26 BRIAN LENAIR - My Favorite Things 11:23 BEN TANKARD - Minstrel's Christmas Song 11:18 ANDREAS ALEMAN - Celebrate the Season 11:13 MICHAEL LINGTON - Mary Did You Know 11:09 ARIEL B - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 11:04 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Angel's Serenade 11:00 SHARMOND SMITH - It's Christmas Time Again 10:57 JOYCE COOLING - It's Feeling Like Christmas 10:52 GERALD ALBRIGHT - O Holy Night 10:48 RONNY SMITH - Deck the Halls 10:45 SHAKATAK - Winter Wonderland 10:42 ART FOUR SALE - Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree 10:39 COOL SPRING JAZZ QUARTET - The First Noel 10:34 MORGAN JAMES - White Christmas 10:29 MARCUS ANDERSON - Christmas With Her 10:24 GLODEAN, LINDA - Christmas Time Is Here 10:22 SYLVIA BENNETT - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 10:18 KEB' MO' - Moonlight, Mistletoe & You 10:13 BROOKE ALFORD - The Christmas Song 10:08 HANK BILAL - O Christmas Tree 10:03 DR. SAXLOVE - Little Drummer Boy 10:00 JAY PATTEN - Special Kind of Christmas (w. Crystal, Gayle) 09:55 PETER WHITE - Happy Christmas,O Holy Night 09:51 TOM SCOTT - Feliz Navidad 09:48 JONATHAN BUTLER - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 09:44 KENNEY POLSON - This Christmas 09:42 HERB ALPERT - All I Want For Christmas 09:38 NATHAN WOODWARD - Angels We Have Heard 09:33 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Under the Christmas Tree 09:29 NILS - Christmas Everyday 09:25 KIM WATERS - Christmas Day 09:23 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Jingle Bells 09:19 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Joy to the World 09:14 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - Silent Night 09:08 JAY ROWE - O Tannenbaum 09:03 SERGIO SALVATORE - (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays 09:00 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Oh Tannenbaum 08:57 AARON BING - Silver Bells 08:52 DAVE KOZ - My Grown Up Christmas List (feat. Heather Headley) 08:48 JOHNNY JOHNSON - O Come All Ye Faithful 08:45 BEN TANKARD - Away In A Manger 08:41 LISA MCCLOWRY - Do You Hear What I Hear 08:38 NICK DUKAS - This Is Christmas 08:33 THE TIMELESS QUINTET - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 08:30 VINCENT INGALA - Mary Did You Know 08:26 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Jolly Old St. Nicholas 08:16 JUSTIN YOUNG - Sleight Ride 08:12 RONNY SMITH - What Child is This 08:09 SHAKATAK - Good King Wenceslas 08:03 DAVID PETROSYAN - Christmas Eve 08:00 YOLANDA RABUN - I'm Coming Home for the Holiday 07:55 MARK MAXWELL - Winter Wonderland 07:52 ART FOUR SALE - White Christmas 07:47 MARCUS ANDERSON - The First Noel 07:45 ART MORRIS - Let It Snow 07:41 ARIEL B - Last Christmas 07:36 BROOKE ALFORD - The Christmas Song (By the Fireside) 07:32 JULIAN VAUGHN - O Christmas Tree 07:28 JOHN FLUKER - Oh Come All Ye Faithful (Instrumental) 07:25 SHARMOND SMITH - Deck The Halls 07:21 PETER WHITE - The Little Drummer Boy 07:15 BRUCE MCKENZIE - Silent Night 07:11 JONATHAN BUTLER - Love Is 07:08 MIKE MACARTHUR - This Christmas 07:05 MICHAEL BUBLE - All I Want For Christmas Is You 07:00 DANIEL D. - Jingle Bell Groove 06:58 HERB ALPERT - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 06:55 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Breath of Heaven 06:51 NILS - Grownup Christmas List 06:48 JAREZ - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 06:45 NATHAN WOODWARD - Jingle Bells 06:40 BRIAN CULBERTSON - Joy To The World 06:35 MARCUS ADAMS - Alone for Christmas 06:31 KIM WATERS - I Love New York at Christmas 06:27 JEFF GOLUB - Here Comes Santa Claus 06:23 BRIAN LENAIR - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 06:19 ANDRE DELANO - Angels We Have Heard On High 06:15 DEAN JAMES - Arvette's Holiday 06:12 DAVE KOZ - O Come All Ye Faithful 06:06 LISA MCCLOWRY - Brand New Hallelujah 06:04 AARON BING - Away In A Manger 06:00 DEAN GRECH - What Do You Want This Year For Christmas 05:57 MELINA - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 05:54 VINCENT INGALA - It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 05:50 CARL ANDERSON - O, Holy Night 05:44 BRIAN BROMBERG - The Most Wonderful Time of the Year 05:40 PROFESSOR RJ ROSS - On This Silent Night 05:37 JESSY J - What Child is This 05:33 JAY ROWE - Auld Lang Syne 05:29 SHAKATAK - Christmas Time Again 05:26 SYLVIA BENNETT - It's Christmas Time 05:22 DR. 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Rivals row over deal for failed energy firm Bulb

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By Michael Race

Business reporter, BBC News

Octopus Energy’s acquisition of collapsed supplier Bulb could face further delays after rival firms challenged the deal in court.

Bulb, which had about 1.6 million customers, collapsed last year when wholesale gas prices soared.

It was bailed out by the government and is currently being run by the UK’s energy regulator Ofgem.

A deal for Octopus to buy Bulb was agreed, but Eon, British Gas and Scottish Power oppose it.

On Tuesday, the three rival firms filed judicial review applications at London’s High Court, challenging the government’s decision to approve the takeover and to provide funding to allow the deal for Octopus to buy Bulb to take place.

A judicial review is a type of court case that allows the legality of a government decision to be challenged.

The value of the Octopus Energy deal has not been published but the BBC understands the firm paid the government between £100m and £200m. The deal needs to be approved by the High Court to be completed.

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Stephen Robins KC, for Scottish Power, said in written submissions that the marketing of the Bulb sale was “defective” and should be re-run to allow for alternative bids.

He said Octopus had effectively received a “cash gift” or “dowry” from the government in relation to the transaction, full details of which rivals had not seen.

Jonathan Adkin, representing British Gas, said in the court hearing there had been an “abject lack of transparency” about the commercial terms of the deal.

Meanwhile, lawyers representing Bulb’s administrators urged the judge to set a date for the deal to go ahead, despite the pending legal challenges.

Richard Fisher KC, representing Bulb’s administrators from the Teneo consultancy firm, rejected Scottish Power’s “highly controversial” version of events and said in written submissions that other energy companies had decided to “walk away” from the sale process.

Judge Anthony Zacaroli said he would give a decision on Wednesday whether to set a date for the deal to go ahead.

Octopus said the company “will continue to work hard to get this resolved as fast as possible”, while a spokesperson for the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) said it could not comment on the legal proceedings.

Bulb was the biggest of more than 30 energy companies that collapsed last year following a spike in wholesale gas prices.

Bulb’s bailout was the biggest one by the state since the Royal Bank of Scotland collapse during the 2008 financial crisis. The government’s official budget forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), has said the support for the firm will cost around £6.5bn to taxpayers.

BEIS agreed a deal with Octopus to buy Bulb in October and it was expected to be completed by the end of November.

But the acquisition was delayed after Eon, British Gas and Scottish Power raised concerns earlier this month.