#Hsu

[hatestreetusa]

[luciusspriggss]

let it be known as someone on the ground

cops circulating in both marked and unmarked vehicles (unmarked typically white).

multiple undercover cop sightings

THE COMMUNITY AND STUDENTS

(there are both students and community members helping out)

many educational events on safety, wellness, geopolitical issues, race, etc. that people do attend and learn from

general high morale

huge sense of community

lots of love and support

people coming together to genuinely try and be there for one another, and hold ourselves accountable for misgivings

[ohjjno]

sketch

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Stephanie Hsu

[mikec137]

Basel, Switzerland, October 2022

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"Everything Everywhere All At Once" de Daniel Kwan et Daniel Scheinert avec Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu, James Hong, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tallie Medel, Jenny Slate et Harry Shum Jr, janvier 2023.

[samprestonbigbadabruce]

Possible Cast Members for “Knives Out 3”?

Rian Johnson has done it again with Glass Onion, an excellent follow-up to the raucously enjoyable Knives Out. The consistency in the writing and the way both films award repeat viewings make them great comfort watches, and Daniel Craig seems to be having a wonderful time playing the over-the-top Southern drawling, eagle eyed dandy Benoit Blanc. 

The success of the series so far has been not just the clever writing, but the casting, as each film utilises an ensemble of tremendous character actors who enjoy being outlandish and ridiculous. Unsurprisingly, Twitter quickly began asking who fans would love to see in the cast, and it prompted me to consider my own ideas. It won’t shock many to hear I quickly thought of many, but below are some of my ideas. The good thing is that Benoit Blanc has the potential to be the Columbo of feature films, appearing every few years in an ongoing franchise, so even if these don’t all appear in the third movie, there could always be the next one...

Brendan Fraser is currently in the midst of a career renaissance due to his performance in The Whale, where he has become a front runner for Best Actor prizes in his heartbreaking portrayal. But this kind hearted, beloved man first came to prominence with his self-deprecating manner in fan favourite cult classics such as George of the Jungle and one I particularly love, The Mummy. He’s shown his ability to balance comedy with pathos, so he’d be perfectly suited in this world.

Jon Hamm is man who looks like he is chiselled out of perfection, and yet surprised many with his comedic timing in 30 Rock and the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Hamm could work perfectly as the murder victim in a Benoit Blanc movie, his magnetism allowing him to be depicted positively before flashbacks reveal a darker edge, akin to his more dramatic roles.

Stephanie Hsu was the surprise break out from Everything Everywhere All At Once, demonstrating surprising pathos in her support role and impressively holding her own against Michelle Yeoh. A trope in the previous two movies of the series has been Blanc’s double act with a young female, firstly the Cuban-Spanish Ana De Armas, and then the non-binary African-American Janelle Monae, so it wouldn’t be surprising if they continue that method. Hsu could have a brilliant double act with Craig, so I think she’d be fantastic.

Hugh Jackman is handsome, can sing, is funny, an amazing dramatic actor, and reputedly one of the nicest human beings in Hollywood. Renowned for his classic portrayals of Wolverine, one of the few action heroes to challenge James Bond, I could see him portraying one of Benoit’s best friends, inviting both Blanc and Hugh Grant’s Phillip to a Broadway event (any excuse to see Jackman, Grant and Craig singing Broadway together).

Daniel Kaluuya is mostly known for his partnership with Jordan Peele, specifically in the excellent horror films Get Out and Nope, as well as his appearances in Steve McQueen’s Widows and his award winning performance in Judas and the Black Messiah. However, an often underrated element is his dry, deadpan line reading, epitomised by his performance in Nope especially. I could see Kaluuya in a similar role to LaKeith Stanfield from Knives Out as an exasperated detective working alongside Benoit Blanc.

Lupita Nyong’o may be better known for her dramatic roles in 12 Years A Slave, Jordan Peele’s Us, and even her role as Nakia in the Black Panther series, but it’s actually her role in the horror comedy Little Monsters that makes me think she would suit the series. Portraying a kindergarten teacher trying to protect her class from a zombie outbreak, her mix of sincere positivity and deadpan humour could make her a Toni Collette / Kathryn Hahn esque figure.

Sandra Oh finally got the lead role she deserved in her series Killing Eve, her role as Eve Polastri allowing her to demonstrate her tremendous range in comedy and drama. She mainly now features in voiceover roles, such as Turning Red or Invincible, but it would be great to see her bring her frazzled energy to a Benoit Blanc mystery.

Pedro Pascal is currently the lead in two of the biggest possible television shows, firstly playing the eponymous character in Disney’s The Mandalorian, and recently taking on the lead role of Joel in HBO’s The Last Of Us. Although these two roles means Pedro is likely going to be fully booked for the majority of his time, a role in a Benoit Blanc ensemble seems perfectly suited for him.

Florence Pugh is probably the least likely, considering she’s now a critical and commercial darling with upcoming roles in Dune: Part Two and ongoing performance as Yelena Belova in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, her comedic timing demonstrated in Fighting With My Family and as Yelena is an underrated element of her repertoire that deserves more attention. She would seemingly suit a similar role to Ana De Armas and Janelle Monae, but I’d love to see that expectation get turned on its head and reveal her to be more similar to Kate Hudson in Glass Onion, the reversal of “hidden depths”.

Those are just some that come to mind, but I’d love to hear others thoughts on who they would have join the Benoit Blanc Cinematic Universe?

[the-bluespirit]

THE CAST OF EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE wins Cast in a Motion Picture at the 2023 Screen Actors Guild Awards

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Sinh viên Luật kinh tế cần chuẩn bị kỹ năng gì sau khi tốt nghiệp!?

Nhu cầu kinh doanh và các chính sách kinh tế, việc am hiểu bộ luật thuộc lĩnh vực này sẽ giúp bạn trở thành chuyên gia trong ngành cùng cơ hội việc làm màu mỡ. Hiện tại, ngành luật kinh tế đang là một trong những ngành luật thu hút nhiều học sinh sinh viên lựa chọn.

Sinh viên theo học Luật kinh tế sẽ được trang bị những khối kiến thức chuyên môn. Ngoài ra để thành công trên ngành Luật, sinh viên cần phải trang bị thêm các kỹ năng cần thiết như:

- Kỹ năng nghiên cứu, phân tích pháp luật, phân tích rủi ro pháp lý; - Kỹ năng đàm phán, thương lượng; - Kỹ năng giải quyết vấn đề tình huống kinh doanh; - Kỹ năng soạn thảo văn hợp đồng.

Với nền móng kiến thức vững chắc, chương trình đào tạo trực tuyến Cử nhân ngành Luật kinh tế của trường Đại học Hoa Sen tự tin là đơn vị được tin chọn của nhiều bạn sinh viên qua các năm tuyển sinh.

Đồng thời, Viện đào tạo trực tuyến sẽ tạo điều kiện cho sinh viên được học tập, thực hành tại các Văn phòng luật, các doanh nghiệp uy tín trong và ngoài nước hiện đang là đối tác và liên kết của Nhà trường trong tuyển dụng nhân sự hằng năm.

Từ đó, mang đến cho các bạn sinh viên trở nên năng động, tự tin và dễ dàng hoà nhập vào môi trường hiện đại, tự lập trong nghề nghiệp của bản thân.

LIÊN HỆ NGAY để được tư vấn lộ trình và học phí cũng như được giải đáp thắc mắc chi tiết về ngành học nhé! 

-------------- Viện Đào tạo Trực tuyến – Trường Đại học Hoa Sen (HSU) Phòng 706, 8 Nguyễn Văn Tráng, P.Bến Thành, Q.1, TP.HCM Điện thoại: 028 7309 1991 - Ext: 4828 - 4829 - 4830 Zalo: 0849.359.369 Email: tuyensinhdttt@hoasen.edu.vn

Web: https://online.hoasen.edu.vn

[wrabbitx]

Quotes from the Everything Everywhere All At Once Directors’ commentary, part 1 of 2

[hatestreetusa]

[luciusspriggss]

cal poly humboldt update:

04/28/2024

cop vehicles now barricading most road exit points

confirmed one cop pushed someone, ran and tried to enter student occupied Nelson Hall, but people were able to shut doors and prevent him from entering

confirmed at least one drone flying over occupied areas

THE GOOD STUFF

established composting area

system for washing and re-using dishes

organized teams to aid in cleaning bathrooms, halls, and other occupied areas

multiple safe spaces

altars and prayer areas

had a rabbi on friday come over for shabbat

live music last night at library barricade with outside people marching from arcata plaza to show support and aid in boosting morale

[joys-bookshelf]

Rating: 4

“Friendship is about the willingness to know, rather than be known.”

Hua Hsu details a poignant, coming-of-age account of his college days at Berkeley and his friendship with Ken Ishida, who dies prematurely in a carjacking less than three years after they first meet. Although most of the memoir centers around his feelings and memories of Ken, it also elaborates on the everyday obstacles and intimacies of Asian American culture, family dynamics, coming to terms with individual identity, and trauma/therapy.

Hsu does a great job at conveying the ups and downs of relationships. No one is perfect, and there are undoubtedly times where the little things your friends do tick you off. Some of his bitterness towards Ken shines through in the book, and in Hua’s case, those feelings came and went at untimely intervals. He discusses the inner turmoil he experienced with his conflicting friendship with Ken, with the aftermath of Ken’s death where he wasn’t sure if they were truly close friends– a sentiment that some of his friends questioned years later. Hsu’s memoir is incredibly intimate and real and provokes a sense of fragility where what you believe is permanent is actually fleeting.

My only caveat with the book was the flow. It would cut off randomly at the ends of some chapters and transition to a totally different time and place in the next, ending the previous chapter with a cliffhanger that was never really resolved. It was difficult to follow, but everything in between made it worth the read.

Overall, Stay True is a wonderful memoir, and one I would recommend to all with its realism, sincerity, and testament to coming of age during times of trauma.

[venka]

MICHELLE YEOH & STEPHANIE HSU — at the 95th Annual Academy Awards (March 12, 2023)

[theartofanimation]

Paula Hsu

[thejingshi]

Stephanie Hsu as Joy Wang/Jobu Tupaki in Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)