#Wicked Media

[musicalgifs]

*reference to this video, not my actual opinion

[thepotatofrog]

not canonically queer, not not canonically queer, but a secret third thing (if it was between a man and a woman you could remove 90% of the romance and it would still be considered obviously canonically romantic)

[felixbobelix]

Presenting the head canon Jude is actualy quite bad with technology esspecialy around the time of TCP. Like shes passable with using it, but I love the idea of there being major gaps in her knowledge, even going back and forth between the fairie world. Esspecialy if we also consider the headcanon Vivi loves keeping up with mortal tech.

Jude getting self conscious when she finds out Vivi's old I pod nono is considerd outdated or thinking songs from a few years ago are relevant. Jude not understanding how to work a smart TV at Vivi's flat, or being lost when pop culture refrances are made. Jude being completely thrown when she goes to get take out, and is asked to order through the app.

I love all thease little things fueling Judes Isolation from the mortal realm and fueling her drive to ingratiate herself deeper in to Fairie.

[thecutestgrotto]

HIIIIIII. You are the literal besstttt. 🥺🥺

can you make John wick themed dividers? 🫣

Hey anon! John wick is so real bc if someone hurt my dog, I too, would lose my entire mind. Thanks for the request! 🩵🌸

John Wick

[flekh]

ok so i've been thinking about this post, and how it does not encompass enough of my actual taste, and it lead to this scientific study..... the autism muscle goth triad. an extensive analysis of my media crushes since high school

i think i cracked the code guys. girls.

[wikitpowers]

ik that ty has a secret instagram account so that when kit posts anything, he can analyse every single detail and scroll through his feed with the biggest heart eyes EVER.

[secretly-a-catamount]

Something about characters burying their lover alive and digging them back up.

[schibi12]

2024 colors are truly pink and green

And I'm not only saying that because of Fairly OddParents A New Wish

But the film adaptation Wicked is coming out soon and what are the main colors of the protagonists

Also the Mean Girls Movie musical was earlier this year

Beetlejuice is back

What was the album of the summer?

What artist had a career breakthrough and was basically an overnight success???

Pink goes good with green indeed🩷💚

[derekklenadaily]

broadwaycom: 💚 Darren Criss, Andrew Barth Feldman, Jordan Fisher, Derek Klena, Lizzy McAlpine, Joy Woods, Rachel Zegler and the entire Elsie Fest company close out the 7th Annual Music Festival with this WICKED showstopper!

#elsiefest #darrencriss #defyinggravity #broadway #musicaltheatre #nyc #livemusic

[righteousenjoymentofthunder]

i forgot how unhinged and plot heavy tcp is. like literally jude is sleep deprived and STRUGGLING and waiting for a moment to just sit down and process everything. its really fun and kind of fast-paced but most importantly ITS FUN TO READ. go read tcp if you havent already and like/want to get into reading ya. (gonna add the disclaimer that this book is like, REALLY background with the main romance of the series. the romance isn't even a subplot. the romance present in the book is, well....)

this video is cool to watch, at the very least. helps you sift through the action of the book if you're struggling with that.

[justarandombrit]

One of my favourite character archetypes is the character going through a redemption arc who has been bad for so long that they've forgotten (or just flat out never learnt) how to be good.

So, instead of being "good" in the typical way, they use their view of how the world works to try and be good in a way that makes sense to them.

It's just really neat to me when media can recognise that good intentions can come in any form, even when a character doesn't go about acting on them in the expected way.

[azeutreciathewicked]

I highly recommend this read for anyone struggling with problematic media or problematic creators who uses understanding and information to process and manage difficult feelings.

This book is incredibly timely at the moment and speaks directly to the experiences and challenges that many fans of works that are problematic, turned out to be problematic, or were viewed as problematic (but maybe were actually more complex).

I have not yet finished this book, but it's been excellent so far, and gives some important historical context to the struggles that people have gone through in earlier decades while also acknowledging unique circumstances today due to social media and current cultures of fandom. Read a short review from NPR here.

Knowledge is power.

[solradguy]

I don't really know anything about One Piece and it's waaayyyy too long for me to have the focus to ever watch or read it, but Yamato seems really cool and I have some respect for it introducing a transmasc character that breaks the mold of what transmasc characters generally look like

Big club >:)

[korppipoika]

Inked and played around with a sketch (that has ton of mistakes, horse people feel free to look for all of them!) and this turned out pretty fun..! 🧡

[all-was-not-well]

Michaela Stirling

I'm definitely going to regret dropkicking myself into this conversation but....

I fucking love what they've done with John and Francesca this season, I think it's a great change of pace from the hyper-passionate, demonstrative love stories we've seen so far on Bridgerton. I'm also super excited for Francesca and Michaela's season, and for the way Michaela's gender is going to play into that.

Because yes, her gender is going to change some aspects of the story. There'll be less pushback against the two of them living together (Francesca has to temporarily move back into Bridgerton house because even as a widow she can't live alone in the same house as Michael, her cousin-in-law) and likely more pressure on Francesca's pregnancy due to the lack of an heir that's both known to the remaining members of the family and willing to provide for them (I think they actually are going to do a version of Francesca's struggle with infertility, I just think that the way they handle it is going to be very different). Characters are probably going to lean harder on Francesca to remarry, and depending on how the ton perceives Michaela (the general vibe on Bridgerton is that society doesn't take issue with men like Anthony or Colin sleeping around, but women like Daphne and Prudence risk ruin for being alone with a man) her family will likely want her to marry as well. (My guess is that Michaela will be charming as hell and the toast of the season, there'll just be fewer rumors about who she has and hasn't slept with.)

I'm curious to see how they continue to navigate queer sexualities in the Regency era, even in a story that plays as fast and loose with history as Bridgerton. I'm pretty okay with how they handled Benedict, Tilley, and Paul this season, and I'm optimistic as hell for watching Francesca and Michaela grow and change together.

My one real worry is an extremely modern one. As much as I love all the edits to "Good Luck Babe" that I've been seeing on Tik Tok, I really don't want them to frame Francesca as a lesbian. I really love the idea of Francesca's relationship with John being something real and true and valid -- she loved him, she was attracted to him, she wanted kids with him, she mourned him to hell and back when he died-- and over the course of the story, she grows to want something different -- not more or less, but different-- with Michaela. They can still tease each other, they ca still push each other out of their shells, they can still be best friends who fall apart when they lose the person who mattered most to both of them, and fall back together when they risk losing each other. The heart of the story can still be the same-- changing Michael to Michaela only changes the skeleton.

Does that make any sense?

[evrensadwrn]

“We need more queer coded villains” um hello??

some hoes have not watched jw4 and it shows😒