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Cocktail capers with Louse (aka Weezie, on the left) and Anne-Kathrin (on the right) at Champagne’s Café in April 2024. I’ve always been curious about this dive bar after reading about it in my 2003 Time Out travel guide and – after all these years – finally managed to visit it. And Champagne’s was worth the wait! It dates to the 1960s and has been virtually untouched since (thank God!). It boasts dim lights, a black ceiling, brown tufted Naugahyde booths, red flock wallpaper straight out of a brothel, a portrait of Marilyn Monroe and insanely inexpensive (and good) cocktails, knocked up by Arlene, one of the world’s best bartenders. And she doesn’t just sling drinks: Arlene is Champagne’s ambassador and welcoming committee, happy to talk you through the place’s history, including its ties to the Rat Pack and the mafia! (She gave us a quick tour of the framed portraits of mobsters on the wall). The music was underwhelming (generic 1980s classic “drivetime” rock like Richard Marx and Bryan Adams), but the accommodating Arlene let my friend Kevin take over the soundtrack with his own playlist. It took me a while to realize what Kevin is up to while fiddling with his phone. Once early Ike and Tina Turner and 60s girl groups started blasting, I finally asked, “Are you controlling the music?” Our cab driver (and Knut and Anne-Kathrin’s) warned that Champagne’s is in a dangerous neighbourhood – so you probably won’t want to linger or explore the surrounding environs! Read more about my misadventures in Vegas for the annual Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender festival here.

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ADAM DRIVER Instant Download Desktop Theme Wallpaper Organizer Media Pack [x]

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It's here!! The 2023 digital download Adam Driver calendar now on my Etsy🎉💖

To celebrate the King's 39th birthday, you can now purchase this downloadable, printable illustrated calendar from my Etsy shop LINK IN MY BIO!

All proceeds going to the @SaveFilmhouse Staff Welfare Fund!

Downloadable and printable wall calendar or desktop screensaver featuring 12 months of Adam Driver characters: Adam Sackler, Maurizio, Kylo Ren, Paterson, Flip Zimmerman, Clyde Logan, Pale and red carpet Adam from Venice 2022!

12 unique, hand-drawn illustrations.

Note: This is NOT a printed physical item, when you click order you will receive a link to download the digital files which you can then print at home or professionally, or a png version which you can save as your laptop screensaver or wallpaper.

Calendar runs from January 2023 - December 2023 with one month per page.

Files come in both PDF A4 landscape print format and also in PNG 1920 x 1080 px format (so can be used as screensavers too)

NOTE: All proceeds from the sale of these calendars is going towards the staff welfare fund for employees who lost their jobs with the closure of Edinburgh Filmhouse and the Edinburgh International Film Festival. 107 workers were left without jobs overnight when the financial collapse of the governing body forced the closure of our beloved independent cinema in Edinburgh, and the fund has been set up to support former staff with emergency needs over this winter whilst they look for new employment.

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The Vanishing Hotel Room

Happy Freaky Friday, my fellow Bizarres!

Today I want to share a favorite Urban Legend... the Vanishing Hotel Room. The urban legend follows that of a young girl whose mother goes missing while on vacation abroad... and it goes like this...

Our story takes place in the year 1889 in the country of France. A young Englishwoman and her mother are in the capital city, having traveled from India, stop at a hotel due to the mother's rapidly declining health. The hotel was experiencing a shortage in accommodations due to the Great Exposition occurring in the city but managed to get two separate rooms. The mother selected from 342, complete with luxurious plum-colored, velvet curtains and wallpaper adorned with roses. Once the mother gets to her room, she collapses on the bed. Naturally, this prompted the daughter to seek medical attention for her mother. A house doctor was called and spoke to the hotel manager (in French) and told the young woman that her mother was seriously ill and in need of medication. The caveat? The medication could only be found in the doctor's office on the other side of town... and the DAUGHTER would need to take the doctor's carriage to get the medicine.

Thinking nothing of it, the daughter took the note from the doctor to give to the doctor's wife to obtain the medication. What should have been a simple trip across town ended up being a four-hour chore. The carriage driver seemed to keep stirring the horses in circles, hassling through traffic, and the doctor's wife took forever to get the medicine to the daughter. Hours later, the very frustrated daughter returns back to the hotel and asked about her mother. The hotel workers and managers all looked at her blankly. The manager would next say something shocking... "I know nothing of your mother. You arrived here alone". The daughter, puzzled, appeals to the doctor who provides her with a similar response.

The daughter begins to grow frantic and rushes to the hotel registry, and she did not see her mother's familiar signature for Room 342... but that of a complete stranger. The young woman, adamant that her mother entered the hotel with her and it critically ill, insisted on seeing the room. Reluctantly, the hotel manager takes her to the room and there was no velvet, plum curtain, no rose-covered wallpaper... not even the baggage of her mother was present. Horrified, the daughter fled to the Paris British Embassy for help. She was met with great sympathy and, general disbelief, at the embassy. The daughter remained adamant that she checked into the hotel with her mother until she eventually went mad and spent the last of her days committed in a mental asylum.

What do y'all make of this Urban Legend?

Do you think there's any truth to it? And, if so, what do you think happened to the mother? If you're like me, you're probably suspecting conspiracy! I feel that the girl definitely checked in the hotel with her mother and her mother died while the daughter was out getting the medicine. The manager, frantic that the death could affect hotel business, they covered the death up by acting like the mother never existed!

I know it sounds crazy buuut.. the doctor spoke to the hotel manager first... in French, a language the daughter did not understand. The doctor could have been telling the manager that the mother was dying, prompting the manager to concoct the ruse. Secondly, this took place during the Victorian Era... a time where women were wrongfully criticized as hysterical just by showing simple emotion. I know, I know.. it's a reach... but it does make sense... right?

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“Nah, he's the opposite for me. Top 3 worst obsessions. Only behind Tom Hiddleston and Adam Driver because there's HISTORY behind those.” Oh hell nah, what did he do?

Okay, let's get into a little bit of lore.

(This is just a sliver of everything. There's more.)

It was 2017. Both Thor Ragnarok and Kong: Skull Island were coming out and I saw the trailers to both back to back.

The realization hit me like a sledgehammer flung out of a catapult. I was excited, more than anything else, to see what happened to Loki after Thor: The Dark World. I didn't like Loki prior to that, at least, I didn't think I did. He didn't fit the mold of what I liked in a character. I tended to lean more towards the heroes. On the surface, at least.

So I stepped back and reevaluated everything I liked in movies and shows. I realized that I did lean towards villains more than I ever actually noticed. I also discovered that I love to draw and write around this time.

My first story was a hundred and fifty page Loki fanfiction that makes me cringe more than I would by sucking five lemons but you gotta start somewhere. And I didn't stop there. I was writing Loki stuff all the time. I was drawing him. Talking about him. Dreaming about him.

Then it branched out to Tom Hiddleston in anything and everything.

There were a few other obsessions along the way, Zuko, Dante Basco, Harry Potter, Sirius Black, Gary Oldman, Dracula, Remus Lupin, werewolves, Hannibal, etc., etc., but the Loki/Tom Hiddleston thing lasted YEARS until I developed a thing for Sebastian Stan instead. And that time felt longer than it actually was. It felt like an ETERNITY of my life was dedicated to him.

Breezing past a couple more hang ups, we reach the Adam Driver period. That was the next BIG one. That was the second atomic bomb. And it was by accident.

I was slowly being influenced by a number of funny things involving him that happened during lockdown (the John Oliver clips, and the Instagram lookalike) and I decided to add him to a PowerPoint I was making to brainwash people into liking the people I like. I didn't have much of a reason other than I like Star Wars and Kylo Ren was easily my favorite part of the last trilogy. (By the way, he still is. I've been a Reylo since the beginning because it gave me Zutara vibes and I ship that too.)

I went looking for a clip of him singing to put in the PowerPoint. I was gonna use the SNL Aladdin skit he was in, but I found "Stepping Back in Time" from the Annette soundtrack. The next thing I know, I have half the soundtrack downloaded and all my Sebastian Stan wallpaper and icons have been replaced by Adam Driver. It was that fast. And suddenly he's known throughout my family as "the new Loki".

Similar to how Tom Hiddleston pushed me to discover my love for writing, fanfiction, and villains, Adam Driver pushed me even further with it. I had started writing an original fiction story inspired by Sebastian Stan, but I had more ideas with Adam Driver as my muse. A lot more. That had the creativity flowing like crazy and I loved every minute of it.

Then I started having the dreams. Really weird dreams. Like that time I dreamt about Adam Driver being one of the aliens from Species and chasing me. Not even a male Species alien like Patrick. He looked like Sil and Eve with full tentacle nips and hair and it was terrifying. And I've talked about the Kylo Ren to insane asylum dream that made me legit worry about my mental health before.

I cut off all Adam Driver related anything for a month. And that's when I found Miguel O'Hara and he led me to Oscar Isaac.

Now there's a new "new Loki."

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