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[sweetdreamsjeff]

Jeff Buckley: Sketches (For My Sweetheart The Drunk) (Columbia)

Jim Irvin, MOJO, June 1998

FANS OF Grace might find this album tough going. For one thing, it's hard to divorce the circumstances of its existence from the music – some of which is very beautiful, yet you know it wouldn't sound this way if Jeff Buckley had lived. In other words, you're listening to this record because he died.

Secondly, there are several moments that seem too private, things we probably shouldn't be hearing. At these times you might experience the same uneasy fascination you'd get from illicitly reading someone's diary. You might also find yourself distracted by questions like, "Who chose this running order?", "Why are there two versions of two songs with nothing much to choose between them?" or "Was this song finished?"

We'll never know if Jeff Buckley wanted anybody to hear the ugly clutter of ‘Haven't You Heard’, we can be certain he had more in mind for the complex ‘Murder Suicide Meteor Slave’ than the detuned, trebly mush it is here and we can only wonder at how its lovely Beatle-ish interlude would have turned out. Did he lay down the home-made cover of ‘Back In New York City’ (a Genesis song from The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway) with a view to putting it on record or simply for his own amusement, something to get the creative juices flowing? Is there any real value in hearing tracks as nascent as ‘Demon John’ or ‘Your Flesh Is So Nice’ – barely written songs, with arrangements just hinted at by slapdash guitars and extemporised melodies you know he'd have nailed later or abandoned completely? Is it right to include performances where his singing is unfocused, lazy or tired? Or those where the band are just feeling their way?

As I understand it, from talking to his management shortly after his death, Jeff Buckley's unreleased legacy runs thus: the remainder of the Live At Sin-E recordings; radio sessions and solo spots such as those on the French ‘Live At The Bataclan’ EP (which he hated); one outtake from Grace, ‘Forget Her’ (removed to make room for ‘So Real’); the "live in the studio" solo sets recorded during the making of Grace; a series of 24-track live recordings with the full band (some of these, like the extended version of Alex Chilton's ‘Kanga-Roo’, have appeared on B-sides and promo discs); the sessions recorded with Tom Verlaine in Memphis a few months before his death; a few tracks recorded in New York soon afterwards; and a large number of 4-track demos Buckley cut in the last weeks of his life.

After he drowned, the inevitable question of what to do with this material had to be faced. Manager Dave Lory spent days going through the tapes found in Jeff's house. He had to listen to everything, no matter what it said on the box, as Jeff had a habit of cutting demos on whatever came to hand. Sure enough, he found one new song halfway through side two of an old Michael Bolton promo cassette.

He then met up with Steve Berkowitz (Jeff's A&R man) and Andy Wallace (the producer of Grace), to make a definitive inventory of all the extant recordings and dub the demos onto digital masters. These were three of the men who knew Jeff's working methods best and they argued every day about what might be done with this stuff, which songs Jeff would have been happy with, how best to release the material or, indeed, if any of it should come out at all.

Just as they were finishing this process, they were 'fired' by Jeff's mother, Mary Guibert, who'd inherited her son's estate and assumed the responsibility of compiling an album with another Columbia A&R executive, Don DeVito, (who'd not worked extensively with Buckley while he was alive). They asked Buckley's friend, Chris Cornell of Soundgarden, to "sit in Jeff's seat". Andy Wallace was rehired to complete his mixes of the Verlaine sessions which make up Disc 1 of this collection.

When Buckley completed those tracks he told Lory that he "couldn't find his soul" in them. He was aware there was a lot of work still to do before he could cut a worthy follow-up to Grace, so he temporarily dismissed his band and retreated to his rented house in Memphis to revise the songs and write new ones. (Some of these, ‘Mood Swing Whiskey’, ‘Sky Blue Skin’, ‘Don't Listen To Anyone But Me’, ‘Woke Up In A Strange Place’ and ‘Let's Bomb The Moonlight’ remain in the can.) Disc 2 features seven of those demos, retakes of two of the songs on Disc 1, some CD-ROM material (which was not available for review) and a stray radio recording from 1992 of the country standard ‘Satisfied Mind’ ("I went with a satisfied mind"), clearly chosen as a pointed closer.

Diametrically opposed to it, Disc 1's opener, ‘The Sky Is A Landfill’, is a bleak, relentless torrent of anger. As "evil blacks the sky" Buckley advises that we "Don't suck the milk of flaccid Bill K Public's empty promise to the people". "This way of life is so devised to snuff out the mind that moves," he continues, moved to send a mail bomb to "Mr Strong Arm", who is "useless like the cops at the scene of a crime" Although impressive, it's a curious track to open with, throwing a grim shadow over what follows. It takes a few listens, then, but gradually Sketches' pearls begin to shine through.

‘Vancouver’ kicks off with a Byrdsian riff and a beautiful double-tracked falsetto, spinning into a dizzy song driven by piano, fuzz bass and crashing guitars. ‘Nightmares By The Sea’ is great, too. After an intro reminiscent of Nirvana's ‘Come As You Are’, it turns into a churning pop song – and check the lyrics: "Stay with me under these waves tonight/Be free for once in your life tonight! Bluebeard's young and handsome/So new to your bedroom floor/You know damn well where you're gone." Likewise, the a cappella ‘You And I’ (again, a song whose melody was not fully developed) starts with the line "Oh, the calm below that poisoned river wild". It can't be too long before someone ekes out a morbid dissertation concerning the water imagery in these songs.

However, it's the second track that will be this collection's calling card. ‘Everybody Here Wants You’ draws from the same divine well as ‘Lover, You Should've Come Over’ on Grace. It's a lump-in-the-throat soul ballad which sways like Smokey Robinson's ‘Cruisin'’ or Chic's ‘At Last I Am Free’. Jeff sings it in a tender falsetto with a hint of jealous ire shading the delicious, pleading chorus – "Everybody here wants you! Everybody here thinks he needs you/I'll be waiting right here just to show you our love will blow it all away" – as the bass tumbles along lyrically. Awkward middle-four aside, it's an instant classic. And it serves to make the lesser tracks here an even greater source of sadness, simultaneously reminding us that this wonderful voice has sung its last.

There's a lot of fine material still unheard and we must hope its trustees are careful with it. One thing's sure: a definitive selection will never exist, except in our heads and, one day perhaps, on our personal 'Ultimate Jeff' compilations.

At best, Sketches has much the same function and effect as The Beatles Anthology collections. It's a document of a great musical mind cranking into gear, a series of clues to what might have been. If you were hoping for a record to equal Grace, well, you'll be disappointed. But be assured that Jeff Buckley's sketches overshadow most artists' completed works.

[takaraphoenix]

Two passions of mine are lists and family trees/next generations. One of my bigger gripes with the Fandom Wiki is that they will put absolutely everything to be a character category... aside from “next generation”...

So, I’m making my own list of next generation characters from all over the multiverse. Which is ungrateful, to be quite frank, due to how hard they are to find if you haven’t met them personally in a comic yet.

Which brings us to this post. Consider it a WIP as well as an ask for help. If you are as interested in next gen characters as I am, look at the shiny list! If you have read comics including next gen characters not listed here, please tell me the source and name so I can add them!

(Listed in braces behind are home Earth and continuity; if nothing is listed, it’s a child from the main continuity. Also, the list is in alphabetical order by hero alias, so if you want to just check a particular hero, that’s where you’ll find them.)

Children of Aquaman / Arthur Curry / Orin

With Mera:

Arthur Curry Jr. (New Earth main continuity; dead and also erased)

Arthur Joseph ‘AJ’ Curry (New Earth main continuity; erased)

Andrina ‘Andy’ Curry (main continuity since Rebirth)

Arthur Curry Jr. (Earth-12; Batman Beyond; listed separately because this one does not die in infancy but lives to be an adult)

Marina/Mareena Curry (Earth-12; Batman Beyond)

Eldoris Curry (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Artur (Earth-16; Young Justice cartoon)

Children of Aqualad / Garth

With an unnamed mother:

Tula (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

With Dolphin:

Cerdian (New Earth main continuity; dead and also erased)

Children of Batman / Bruce Wayne

Adopted Children:

Richard ‘Dick’ Grayson

Jason Todd

Timothy ‘Tim’ Drake

Cassandra ‘Cass’ Cain

With an unnamed mother:

Bruce Wayne Junior (Earth-3839; Batman/Superman: Generations)

With Diana Prince:

Stephanie ‘Stevie’ Trevor (Earth-3839; Batman/Superman: Generations; stepdaughter, biological daughter of Steve Trevor)

With Talia al Ghul:

Damian Wayne

Ibn al Xu’ffasch (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Athanasia al Ghul (Earth-49; Injustice)

With Selina Kyle:

Helena Wayne (Earth-2/Earth-203/Unnamed Earth of Batman/Catwoman)

Aion (Alternate Future; Batman in Bethlehem)

With Kathy Kane:

Bruce Wayne Junior (Earth-154; Super-Sons)

Stepchildren, with Harley Quinn:

Bryce Quinzel (Earth-616; White Knight)

Jackie Quinzel (Earth-616; White Knight)

Due to Amanda Waller’s cloning of his DNA:

Terrence ‘Terry’ McGinnis (Earth-12; Batman Beyond)

Matthew ‘Matt’ McGinnis (Earth-12; Batman Beyond)

Children of Batwoman / Kate Kane

With Renee Montoya:

Jason Todd (adopted; Earth-24; Bombshells)

With Maggie Sawyer: Unnamed Daughter

(Earth-24; Bombshells)

Children of Black Lightning / Jefferson Pierce

With Lynn Stewart:

Anissa Pierce

Jennifer Pierce

Jacob Pierce (Earth-118; Dark Knights of Steel)

Children of Bumblebee / Karen Beecher

With Malcolm Duncan:

Rhea Malia Beecher Duncan (Earth-16; Young Justice cartoon)

Children of Cyborg / Victor Stone

With an unnamed mother:

George Marvin Stone (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Children of the Flash #1 / Jay Garrick

With Joan Williams:

Judy Garrick (retconned into the main continuity as of The New Golden Age)

Bartholomew ‘Barry’ Allen (Arrowverse; The Flash TV show; Jay Garrick and Henry Allen as well as Joan Williams and Nora Thompson are confirmed to be doppelgängers, technically making Barry the child of Jay/Joan)

Children of the Flash #2 / Barry Allen

With Iris West:

Dawn Allen

Donald Allen

Nora Allen (Arrowverse; The Flash TV show)

Bartholomew ‘Bart’ Allen II (Arrowverse; The Flash TV show)

With Jessica Cruz:

Jason Allen (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Jenny Allen (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Nora Allen (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Children of the Flash #3 / Kid Flash / Wally West

With Angela Margolin:

Iris West (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Bartholomew ‘Barry’ West (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

With Linda Park:

Iris ‘Irey’ West II

Jai West

unnamed/unborn baby

Children of the Green Arrow #1 / Oliver Queen

Adopted:

Roy Harper Jr.

Mia Dearden

With Chloe Sullivan:

Jonathan Queen (Earth-167; Smallville TV show)

With Dinah Laurel Lance:

Connor Queen (Earth-49; Injustice)

Laurel Queen-Lance (Earth-11)

Olivia Queen (Earth-22; Kingdom Come/Earth-11)

With Felicity Smoak:

Mia Smoak-Queen (Arrowverse; Arrow TV show)

With Samantha Clayton:

William Clayton (Arrowverse; Arrow TV show)

With Shado:

Robert Queen Jr. (New Earth main continuity; erased)

With Sandra Hawke:

Connor Hawke

Children of the Green Arrow #2 / Connor Hawke

With presumably a version of Bonnie King:

Cissie King-Hawke (Earth16 - comics-verse, not cartoon verse, so the continuity of The Just)

Children of Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel

With an unnamed partner:

Unnamed Daughter (Earth-12; Batman Beyond; mother to Harley’s grandchildren, Deidra and Delia Dennis)

With Pamela Isley:

Unnamed Child (Earth-24; Bombshells)

With the Joker:

Lucy Quinzel (Earth-49; Injustice)

Bryce Quinzel (Earth-616; White Knight)

Jackie Quinzel (Earth-616; White Knight)

Children of Nightwing / Robin #1 / Dick Grayson

With Barbara Gordon:

John Thomas Grayson (Earth-2)

James ‘Jimmy’ Grayson (Earth-616; White Knight)

With Koriand’r:

Mar’i Grayson (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Jacob ‘Jake’ Grayson (Alternate Future; The New Order)

With Unnamed Mother(s):

Elainna Grayson (Earth-12; Batman Beyond)

Thomas Grayson (Alternate Future; Generation Lost)

Children of Red Arrow / Arsenal / Speedy / Roy Harper

With Jade Nguyen:

Lian Harper

Children of Supergirl / Kara Zor-El

Adopted:

Lucy (Unnamed Earth; Last Daughters)

With Brainiac-5:

XTC (Earth-22; Kingdom Come; inofficial name of the character)

With Clark Kent (in-vitro):

Kara Junior (Unnamed Earth; Created Equal)

Children of Superman / Clark Kent / Kal-El

With Diana Prince:

Bruce Kent (Unnamed Earth; Distant Fires)

Jonathan Kent II (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Three more unnamed children (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Jonathan Kent II (Earth-686; Dark Knight Returns)

Lara Kent (Earth-686; Dark Knight Returns)

Unnamed son (Unnamed Earth; Act of God)

Zod-Ur (Earth 12; Batman Beyond; though he is the biological son of E12!Diana and E50!Clark and fostered by E12!Clark)

With Linda Danvers:

Ariella Kent (New Earth main continuity; erased)

With Lois Lane:

Jonathan Samuel Kent

Jonathan Kent (Arrowverse; Superman & Lois TV show)

Jordan Kent (Arrowverse; Superman & Lois TV show)

Christopher ‘Chris’ Kent (Earth-16 - again, The Just comics, not YJ; their son in YJ is a version of Jon)

Clark Kent Jr. (Earth-154; Super-Sons)

Jorel Kent (Earth-2020; Superman 2020)

Joel Perry Kent (Earth-3839; Batman/Superman: Generations)

Kara Kent (Earth-3839; Batman/Superman: Generations)

Jason White (Unnamed Earth; Superman Returns movie)

Adam Kent (Unnamed Earth; Created Equal)

Hunter Prince (adopted; Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Children of Wonder Woman / Diana of Themyscira

With Clark Kent:

Bruce Kent (Unnamed Earth; Distant Fires)

Jonathan Kent II (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Three more unnamed children (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Jonathan Kent II (Earth-686; Dark Knight Returns)

Lara Kent (Earth-686; Dark Knight Returns)

Unnamed son (Unnamed Earth; Act of God)

Zod-Ur (Earth 12; Batman Beyond; though he is the biological son of E12!Diana and E50!Clark)

With Steve Trevor:

Hippolyta ‘Lyta’ Trevor-Hall (New Earth main continuity; rewritten to no longer be either of their child/Earth-2)

Vicki Trevor (Earth-34; Wonder Woman: Amazonia)

Ettie Trevor (Earth-34; Wonder Woman: Amazonia)

Stephanie ‘Stevie’ Trevor (Earth-3839; Batman/Superman: Generations; also Bruce Wayne’s stepdaughter)

With Steppenwolf:

Donna of Amazon Island (Earth 2)

With the Darkness:

Hunter Prince (Alternate Future; Justice League: Legacy)

Children of Wonder Girl / Troia / Donna Troy

With Terry Long:

Jennifer Long (stepdaughter; New Earth main continuity; dead and also erased)

Robert Long (New Earth main continuity; dead and also erased)

Children of Zatanna Zatara

With John Constantine:

Zatara II (Earth-22; Kingdom Come)

Raven (adopted; Earth-24; Bombshells)

[doamarierose-honoka]

We’ve known for a while that the latest installment in the Planet of the Apes franchise took place a least a few decades after the last trilogy of films, which ended with 2017’s War for the Planet of the Apes. Today we found out, however, that this movie isn’t decades in the future, but centuries.

According to Empire, the upcoming Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, directed by Wes Ball, will take place 300 years in the future. That means that the protagonist of the three recent films—Caesar (Andy Serkis)—is long gone, and his legacy is largely forgotten.

“Noa has no idea who that is,” Owen Teague told Empire, referring to his starring character, the ape who has to rediscover Caesar’s teachings about apes working together. “Part of his journey is a discovery of that legacy and its various interpretations. Noa has to make sense of what it all means.”

There is a character named Caesar in the movie—an ape who apparently remembered the original’s teachings and takes the name Proximus Caesar, though Empire warns that the character doesn’t have the betterment of ape-kind at heart.

“Caesar is almost a religious figure, and Proximus has taken on the name Caesar because it was the highest position held in ape society,” said Kevin Durand, who plays Proximus. “It was a self-proclamation that was achieved by any means necessary, to ensure that apes continue to evolve. So you’re seeing the influence and the evolution of what Caesar left. And, like in every morsel of human history, there’s always some type of tyrant who comes along and scares everyone into believing them.”

This upcoming film, as Ball told Empire, is also just the first installment of a new story. “From the beginning, we thought about this as a trilogy,” he said.

He added: “Those last three movies were about the end of something. They were about the end of this Moses story. They were about the end of humanity,” he explained. “And we thought, ‘From the ashes of those previous movies, we’re gonna grow a new tree to climb.’ This movie is very much about the beginning of something.”

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes premieres in theaters on May 24, 2024.

[nezoid]

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[hiddenpxpercuts]

Here is my Starter call for After the Event!!!

Victor Salazar: He/Him | 21 | Love, Victor

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Quincy ‘Q’ Shabazian : He/Him | 19 | XO, Kitty

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Lady Agatha Danbury: She/Her | 21 | Queen Charlotte/Bridgerton

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Olivia Valdovinos: She/Her | 21 | Rise of the Pink Ladies 

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Michael Monroe: He/Him | 22 | Until Dawn

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Bob Belcher: He/Him | 45 | Bob’s Burgers 

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Dot Warner: She/Her | 25 | Animaniacs 

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Blair Waldorf: She/Her | 23 | Gossip Girl 

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Eponine Thenardier: She/Her | 25 | Les Mis

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Jim Hopper: He/Him | 45 | Stranger Things

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Princess Tiana : She/Her | 25 | Princess and the Frog (Disney)

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Mercutio: He/Him | 27 | Romeo and Juliet 

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Lestat De Lioncourt: He/Him | 200+ | Interview with a Vampire

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Mickey Milkovich: He/Him | 28 | Shameless

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David Rose: He/Him | 35 | Schitt’s Creek

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Lillian Deville: She/Her | 22 | Rugrats 

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Chishiya Shuntaro: He/Him | 21 | Alice in Borderland 

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Ricky Bowen: He/Him | 19 | HSMTMTS

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Penelope Featherington: She/Her | 21 | Bridgerton

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Gabriel Boutin: He/Him | 25 | Half Bad

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Simon Eriksson: He/Him | 21 | Young Royals

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Heather Chandler: She/Her | 23 | Heathers

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Maria Vasquez: She/Her | 25 | Wst Side Story 

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Chad Meeks-Martin: He/Him | 19 | Scream 

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Ginny Weasley: She/Her | 21 | Harry Potter

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Blaine Anderson: He/Him | 22 | Glee

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Katherine Pierce: She/Her | 500+ | TVD

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Yuuri Katsuki: He/Him | 21 | Yuri! On Ice 

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Josie Saltzman: She/They | 18 | TVD/Legacies

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Simon Spier: He/Him | 19 | Love, Simon 

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Nick Nelson: He/Him | 18 | Heartstopper 

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Emily Fitch: She/Her | 19 | Skins UK 

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Dean Winchester: He/Him | 38 | Supernatural 

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Matthew Murdock: He/Him | 35 | Marvel 

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Maxine Baker: She/Her | 19 | Ginny and Georgia 

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Marco Del Rossi: He/Him | 21 | Degrassi 

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Harry Hook: He/Him | 23 | Descendants  

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T.J Kippen: He/Him | 21 | Andi Mack 

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Wade Wilson: He/Him | 40 | Ryan Reynolds 

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Max Mayfield: He/Him | 23 | Stranger Things 

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Reggie Peters: He/Him | 19 | Jeremy Shada 

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Richie Tozier: He/Him | 24 | Alberto Rosende 

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Tyler Kennedy Strand: He/Him | 28 | 911 Lone Star

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Evan Buckley: He/Him | 28 | 911 

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Patrick Blanco: He/Him | 19 | Elite 

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Alexander Lightwood: He/Him | 28 | Shadowhunters 

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Marina Nunier Osuna: She/Her | 19 | Elite 

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Madison Miller: She/Her | 19 | XO, KITTY

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Ralph Zaney: He/Him | 31 | Wreck it Ralph

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Willian Truman: He/Him | 31 | Will and Grace 

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Enid Sinclair: She/Her | 19 | Wednesday 

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Ambrose Spellman: He/Him | 75+| CAOS

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[protectgeorgeweasley]

LUMOS: “Duel” Playlist Instructions

1. “March of Mephisto (feat. Shagrath)” by Kamelot (The Personal Diary)

2. “I Bet My Life” by Vitamin String Quartet/”The Weasley Stomp” (September 30, 1999)

3. “Anything Can Happen” by Ellie Goulding (Sept. 31)

4. “Together We Are Free” by Andreas Kubler (Oct. 2, 5:12 p.m.)

5. “Holding Out for a Hero” by Nothing But Thieves (Same day, next scene; when you see the mother.)

6. “Butterfly’s Repose” by Zabawa (Same day, next scene; when they start speaking about Crookshanks).

7. “Hold My Girl” by George Ezra (Oct. 2, 10:00 p.m.).

8. “Fireworks” by Nicholas Hooper (Oct. 4)

9. “Threnody” by Goldmund (Same scene, when you see Bill)

10. “Will I Find My Home” by Juniper Vale, Vian Izak (Same scene, after).

11. “Lost Boy” by Ruth B. (Oct. 5)

12. “Remember Not to Forget” by Audiomachine (Oct. 6)

13. “Somewhere Only We Know” by Lily Allen (Oct. 8)

14. “Another Lifetime” by Nao (Same scene, at the mention of Nintendo).

15. “Kaleidoscope” by A Great Big World (Oct. 10)

16. “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” by The Beatles (Same day, you’ll know. Briefly at first, then again.)

17. “Yesterday” by The Beatles (End of prior scene through Oct. 11)

18. “Don’t Give Up On Me” by Andy Grammar (Oct. 12)

19. “6 Pieces for Piano…” by Ottorino Respighi and Magdalena Hoffmann (Oct. 13)

20. “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” by Daniel Pemberton (Same scene, when you see the newcomers).

21. “Jackseye’s Tale” by Daniel Pemberton (Same scene, directly after).

22. “The Born King” by Daniel Pemberton (Same scene, directly after).

23. “Theory of Light” by Eternal Eclipse (Same day, next scene, when they start to share).

24. “Be Bold and Be Brave” by Secession Studios and Greg Dombrowski (Oct. 14)

25. “Sign of the Times” by Music Lab Collective (same day, directly after the prior, through the next scene.)

26. “Stillness (Reworked)” by Poppy Ackroyd (Oct. 15)

27. “Running Up That Hill” by Unsecret String Quartet (Oct. 16-Oct. 18)

28. “Under Grey Skies” by Kamelot (Oct. 19, when you see Bill)

29. “Don’t Speak” by Hidden Citizens and Tim Halperin (same date, next scene)

30. “Hallelujah” by Music Lab Collective (Oct. 20—through both songs, on repeat, really.)

31. “Nevertheless, She Persisted” by Audiomachine (Oct. 21)

32. “Can’t Help Falling In Love” by Built By Titan and Skybourne (Same day, 9:12 p.m.)

33. “Hallelujah” again. (Oct. 22)

34. “Fables” by Secession Studios (Oct. 24)

35. “Take A Chance on Me” by Music Lab Collective (same day, at scene break)

36. “The Wisp Sings” by Winter Aid, then “Split” by WYS (Oct. 25)

37. “Boreas” by The Oh Hellos (Oct. 26)

38. “Oh, What A Life” by American Authors (Oct. 26, 11:37 p.m.)

39. “North” by Sleeping at Last (Oct. 28)

40. “Castle” by Halsey (Oct. 29)

41. “Minesweeper” by Audiomachine (same day, at the scene break)

42. “Nazca” by Mark Petrie (Same day, when you hear Vane).

43. “Chiquitita-Instrumental” by Chillout Lounge OR “Chiquitita Ending-Piano Version” by your movie soundtrack (Same day, you’ll know/when you hear the music, of course).

44. “Down By The Lake” by Trent Ivor (Same scene, directly after; [spoiler/confirmation, though it’s pretty obvious, likely] Yes, this is who you think it is—and yes, this is a plot aside hidden inside the playlist for those who look here.)

45. “Bad to the Bone” by 2Wei and Bri Bryant (Oct. 30; —you’ll probably know, but when Hermione takes the podium)

46. “Uptown Girl” by Billy Joel (Same day, you’ll know).

47. “Runaway – Piano Version” by your movie soundtrack (Nov. 4 – first part of Nov. 5).

48. “Atlas” by Secession Studios (Nov. 5, at the interruption).

49. “Minesweeper” by Audiomachine again (Same day, right after the previous/when you see George’s full name)

50. “Luminosa” by Secession Studios (Same scene, when you see “George felt eleven years old.”)

51. “This Is Our Legacy” by Zack Hemsey (Same day, 5:00 p.m. at the scene break)

52. “Kneel Before the Crown” by Audiomachine (same scene, at “willow”).

53. “Don’t Speak” by Hidden Citizens and Tim Halperin (same scene, right after the previous).

54. “Dynasty” by MIIA (Same day, 10:00 p.m.)

55. “Colder Heavens” by Blanco White (Nov. 6)

56. “Hold On” by Chord Overstreet (Same scene, while listening to the conversation with Mr. Weasley)

57. “Dynasty” again (same scene, after the previous, until the end).

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TAYLOR MOMSEN And LUKE SPILLER Perform THE BEACH BOYS Classics At 'A Grammy Salute To The Beach Boys' Tribute Concert

THE STRUTS lead vocalist Luke Spiller and THE PRETTY RECKLESS frontwoman Taylor Momsen dueted on THE BEACH BOYS classics "Surfin' USA" and "Fun, Fun, Fun" at "A Grammy Salute To The Beach Boys", a special tribute concert honoring the legendary Grammy-nominated music icons THE BEACH BOYS. The live concert special, which took place this past Wednesday, February 8, at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, featured a star-studded performer lineup that also included Grammy-winning artists and past and current Grammy nominees, including Beck, Brandi Carlile, FALL OUT BOY, Andy Grammer, HANSON, Norah Jones, LADY A, John Legend, LITTLE BIG TOWN, Michael McDonald, MUMFORD & SONS, MY MORNING JACKET, PENTATONIX, Charlie Puth, LeAnn Rimes, St. Vincent, TAKE 6 and WEEZER, who all celebrated and honored THE BEACH BOYS' everlasting music and impactful career.

"A Grammy Salute To The Beach Boys" will air on the CBS television network and will be available live and on demand on Paramount+ at a later date.

On Thursday (February 9),Taylor shared a few photos from the event and included the following caption: "I guess the cat's out of the bag…last night it was an honor to perform at the Grammy's tribute to @thebeachboys with my new found friend @lukestruts amongst so many great artists…it was a blast. Stay tuned for broadcast date and time on @cbstv and @paramountplus".

Last year, THE BEACH BOYS celebrated their 60th anniversary on their "Sixty Years Of The Sounds Of Summer" 2022 tour. In June 2022, they released a newly remastered and expanded edition of THE BEACH BOYS' career-spanning greatest hits collection "Sounds Of Summer: The Very Best Of The Beach Boys". The expanded "Sounds Of Summer" features 24 new mixes including two first-time stereo mixes, plus 22 improved stereo mixes enhanced by today's digital stereo extraction technology. The collection is available now in a variety of formats, including a super-deluxe version and a remastered single disc that boasts the original 2003 release.

Since the band's co-founder, lead-singer and chief lyricist Mike Love penned the lyrics to THE BEACH BOYS' first hit "Surfin'" (1961),dozens of the bands chart toppers have become eternal anthems of American youth: "Surfin' USA", "Surfer Girl", "Fun, Fun, Fun", "I Get Around", "California Girls", "Help Me Rhonda", "Barbara Ann", "Good Vibrations", "Wouldn't It Be Nice", "Rock And Roll Music" And "Kokomo".

THE BEACH BOYS have sold over 100 million records worldwide and have received more than 33 RIAA platinum and gold record awards. The Rock And Roll Hall of Famers were also honored at the 2001 Grammy Awards with the "Lifetime Achievement" award.

With more than five decades of touring under their belts, THE BEACH BOYS have performed more concerts than any major rock band in history. "Sounds Of Summer: The Very Best Of The Beach Boys", Capitol/EMI's 30-track collection of the band's biggest hits, has achieved triple-platinum success with sales of more than three million copies in the U.S. since its release.

THE BEACH BOYS are led by Mike Love, who, along with longtime member Bruce Johnston, musical director Scott Totten, Brian Eichenberger, Christian Love, Tim Bonhomme, John Cowsill, Keith Hubacher and Randy Leago, continue the legacy of the iconic band.

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That's 4,250 more posts than 2021!

814 posts created (19%)

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#and i love how they work with the makeup!!!! its like youve replicated how the makeup looked under the different lighting but with entirely

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

Okay I'm having some messy thoughts, but I really need to think aloud here.

Werewolf by Night, to some degree, is about family and the legacies it carries.

First we have Elsa, a member of the Bloodstone family that is essentially an outcast. Originally destined to inherit the bloodstone, she's now forced to compete with the other hunters for it. We don't get full details why she left or how she left (though in most of the movie we have a lot of context missing, for the best in my opinion). We just know she did and she's estranged. No longer worthy enough as a daughter or no longer enough of a daughter to be worthy enough for the stone.

But still she fights for it and claims that it is rightfully hers.

Then we have Jack. Jack arrives to what he likely assumes to be a normal funeral (I say this because while the other hunters appeared in hunting gear, he wore a dark, probably black, suit (EDIT: it's not black, but it's still a suit)) wearing Dia de los Muertos makeup. Makeup that is best described in the scene where he says it's to honor his ancestors. Interestingly, the other hunter he speaks to is a little.. dismissive towards that reasoning, let's say. Jack, based on facial expressions alone, is put off by that, but doesn't say much.

Later when he's stuck with Elsa, he discusses family. Saying that family is like an atmosphere constantly there. Saying that sometimes you think you can do one thing to make yourself different from them. Obviously this is directed towards Elsa who is currently sitting in front of her dead relatives. Who's trying to get the bloodstone herself for... whatever reason. Clearly she's not involved with her father anymore. Maybe this is thing that she'll change? Maybe she'll break the cycle by having the bloodstone and... what? Does she know?

And what about Jack. He's literally saying all this in Dia de los Muertos makeup!! In the comics, the werewolf curse is something he received through lineage. So is that the cycle he's trapped in? To be the monster his family made him? After centuries (?) of living, he's still not at peace with this curse. Maybe he's just given up on trying to fix any of it. Maybe he's trying to get Elsa to see something he thinks he's already figured out.

Oh, and the cage scene. He says "once". Not to bring in comics again But. Do you think that once was his sister? He clearly holds the memory close enough that he immediately tries to use it to protect Elsa. This is something he dwells on constantly. He just knew to try to repeat it the moment he realized the danger.

Elsa gets the bloodstone like she wanted. He doesn't kill Elsa like he feared he would. He frees Ted, the person he references as family and later a friend. Did they get that one change he was talking about? Can they break the cycle? Do the even know what part of the cycle they're trying to break?

... I can't help but think about how his makeup is almost completely faded at the end of the film.

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He’s not evil, he’s just drawn that way :) White background version below cut

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You know those moments where someone does a silly voice, the other person decides to respond in the same silly voice and then slowly realizes its not a bit and that's actually how the first person talks?

That but it's Utah Wilbur and his first time meeting tommy

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#2

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My #1 post of 2022

One of you guys needs to make the sacrifice and take a nap. Hopefully the universe will spite you specifically and we'll see the drace

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Classic ED schedule week 42 (2022)

INCLUDES 50TH ANNIVERSARY CLASSIC EPISODES AIRING EACH EVENING (ALL TIMES ARE UK BASED)!!

16-Oct-2002 (Sunday):

6:00pm: ED: 50 Unforgettable Years - 1 hour

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17-Oct-2022 (Monday):

1:40pm: 26-Sep-2002 (3274) Viv gives Katie a job at the cafe. Zoe offers Chris support with riding

2:15pm: 27-Sep-2002 (3275) Glynis lures Eric to hotel and he succumbs to her; Mack & Syd bet on who will bed Angie!

10:00pm: 16-Oct-1972 (0001) Meet the ORIGINAL LEGACY FAMILY - the Sugdens. There’s also the Skilbecks along with Amos & Mr. Wilks!

10:30pm: 13-Jan-1972 (0288) At the Woolpack, news of a train accident is announced!

11:00pm: 16-Mar-1978 (0434) As Ruth Helton & Joe Sugden walk towards the mine, an explosion ensues!

11:30pm: 21-Mar-1978 (0435) Rescue efforts at the mine.

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18-Oct-2022 (Tuesday):

1:40pm: 30-Sep-2002 (3276) Laurel agrees to continue staying (and pay her way) with Betty & Seth; the results of the nude calendar are in

2:15pm: 01-Oct-2002 (3277) Announcing he’s pulling out of the campaign, Pollard comes clean to Gloria about his affair with Glynis and gets hit (rightly so)

10:00pm: 26-Aug-1986 (1078) Robert’s birth mum, Pat, dies in a auto accident swerving to miss a flock of sheep

10:30pm: 18-May-1988 (1249) Crossgill Farm (home of Matt Skilbeck) goes aflame due to a rag on the stove

11:00pm: 19-May-1988 (1250) The Crossgill fire continues as Annie is saved by Phil Pearce

11:30pm: 28-Dec-1993 (1828a) Christmas 1993 with the Sugdens, Tates & McAllisters

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19-Oct-2022 (Wednesday):

1:40pm: 02-Oct-2002 (3278) Gloria tells Eric to continue his affair with Glynis. Zoe is feeling under the weather/dizzy

2:15pm: 03-Oct-2002 (3279) Brian and Andy worry about Katie suggesting counseling which she refuses. Dizziness persists with Zoe

10:00pm: 30-Dec-1993 (1829) A plane crashes into the village; final appearances for Elizabeth Pollard and Archie Brooks

10:30pm: 24-Dec-1996 (2144) Biff & Linda’s wedding; Home Farm in flames; final appearance for Tina Dingle - 1 hour episode

11:30pm: 26-Dec-1996 (2145) Dave Glover’s final appearance; the Sugdens officially can foster Andy

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20-Oct-2022 (Thursday):

1:40pm: 04-Oct-2002 (3280) Zoe collapses and Edna and Betty bicker whether she’s fit to be in the community

2:15pm: 07-Oct-2002** (3281) Katie finally breaks down over the miscarriage. Charity’s proud of Zoe taught Chris to ride

10:00pm: 01-Jan-2004 (3623/3624) A storm devastates the village; Tricia is critically injured (dying on 08-Jan-2004) - 1 hour episode

11:00pm: 22-Sep-2005 (4159/4160) Zoe Tate’s exit (along with her daughter Jean, Joseph Tate and Callum Rennie) - 1 hour episode

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21-Oct-2022 (Friday):

1:40pm: 08-Oct-2002 (3282) Andy proposes to Katie. Zoe fears she’s having a relapse. Louise has a secret admirer

2:15pm: 09-Oct-2002 (3283) Zoe getting impossible news - she’s pregnant! Brian & Jack give their blessing to the teens

10:00pm: 17-Oct-2012 (6371/6372) Live 40th Anniversary - Katie & Declan’s wedding; the death of Carl King (with Cameron & CHEATER Chas) - 1 hour episode

11:00pm: 04-Aug-2015 (7252/7253) Debbie & Pete’s wedding; Chrissie’s revenge at Robert leads to the devastating helicopter crash - 1 hour episode

12:00am: 05-Aug-2015 (7254) The aftermath of the helicopter crash; final appearance for Ruby Haswell

12:30am: 06-Aug-2015 (7255) The final appearance (and wrongly killed off) of Val Pollard

**Robert appears in the episode (excludes evening airings); note, for Oct-2002, wiki shows only (4) appearances on the 7th, 11 & 28th and 29th

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Ron Howard Net Worth: Unveiling the Wealth of a Hollywood Legend

Ron Howard—a name synonymous with Hollywood greatness! Whether it's his early days as Opie Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show or his directorial triumphs in films like Apollo 13 and A Beautiful Mind, Howard has cemented his legacy in the entertainment industry. But what about Ron Howard's net worth? How has this multi-talented actor, director, and producer accumulated his wealth over decades in showbiz? Let's dive in to explore the journey of Ron Howard's financial empire and how he built his staggering net worth.

The Humble Beginnings of a Future Hollywood Mogul

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of Ron Howard's net worth, it's important to understand where it all began. Ron Howard started as a child actor, starring in The Andy Griffith Show in the 1960s. As Opie, he won the hearts of millions, but few could have predicted the meteoric rise that lay ahead.

From Child Star to Blockbuster Director

What sets Ron Howard apart from many child stars is his seamless transition into adulthood. He didn't just fade into obscurity—he reinvented himself as a powerhouse director. By the late '70s and early '80s, Howard had left his mark behind the camera, directing fan-favorites like Splash and Cocoon. These films weren’t just box-office hits—they contributed significantly to building Ron Howard’s net worth.

Climbing the Hollywood Ladder

Success didn’t come overnight, but when it did, it was huge! Howard's directorial efforts paid off handsomely, as he took on more complex and award-winning projects. Films like Apollo 13 and A Beautiful Mind didn’t just earn accolades; they also raked in millions at the box office. And with each successful project, Ron Howard’s net worth soared higher and higher.

Breaking Down Ron Howard's Financial Empire

So, how does Ron Howard's net worth break down? Let's have a look at some of the key sources contributing to his wealth:

Film Directing: Howard has directed numerous box-office blockbusters. Films like Apollo 13 ($355 million worldwide) and The Da Vinci Code ($760 million worldwide) have made significant contributions to his fortune.

Production Work: In 1986, Ron Howard co-founded Imagine Entertainment, a production company responsible for hits like Arrested Development, 24, and Friday Night Lights. This move alone has dramatically increased his net worth.

Acting Career: Though primarily known for his directing, Howard hasn’t left acting behind completely. His roles in TV shows and movies also provide a consistent revenue stream.

Key Figures and Assets

Wondering how much Ron Howard's net worth is? Various sources estimate that it hovers around $200 million. Here’s a breakdown of how his assets contribute to this:

Real Estate: Howard owns several luxury properties, including a $27.5 million estate in Connecticut and a Manhattan apartment.

Investment Ventures: Howard has wisely invested in different sectors, including the entertainment industry and tech startups.

What Keeps Ron Howard’s Net Worth Growing?

While many in Hollywood struggle to maintain their fortune, Ron Howard's net worth continues to grow. How? For one, he’s not just sitting back and enjoying the fruits of his labor. Howard is an active player in the film industry, constantly taking on new projects and exploring innovative ways to bring stories to life. Whether it's producing, directing, or even narrating (Arrested Development, anyone?), he’s always up to something exciting.

The Power of Imagine Entertainment

Co-founding Imagine Entertainment was a game-changer for Howard. The production company produces a steady stream of successful films and TV shows, ensuring a constant income flow. It's a big reason why Ron Howard's net worth keeps climbing.

Awards and Accolades

Ron Howard isn't just wealthy; he's also highly respected. His mantle must be overflowing with awards! Here are a few notable ones:

Academy Award for Best Director for A Beautiful Mind

Primetime Emmy Awards for Arrested Development and From the Earth to the Moon

These achievements have not only elevated his status but have also boosted his earning potential.

Ron Howard's Net Worth Compared to Other Directors

When you think of directors like Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, or Quentin Tarantino, it's natural to wonder how Ron Howard stacks up financially. While his $200 million net worth might seem modest compared to Spielberg's billions, Howard is still one of the wealthiest directors in Hollywood. After all, how many people can claim to have a net worth in the nine-figure range?

What Does the Future Hold for Ron Howard?

With his talent, experience, and relentless work ethic, there’s no doubt Ron Howard will continue to grow his wealth. Upcoming projects, collaborations, and his production company all indicate that his financial empire is far from shrinking. It’s safe to say that Ron Howard’s net worth will continue to flourish for years to come.

Conclusion

Ron Howard's net worth isn't just the result of luck or being in the right place at the right time. It's the culmination of decades of hard work, dedication, and smart business decisions. From his early days as a child actor to his current status as one of Hollywood’s most respected directors, Howard has consistently reinvented himself, ensuring that his career—and his fortune—remain in top shape.

So, what's Ron Howard’s net worth? Well, as of now, it stands at an impressive $200 million, but something tells us it's only going to grow. Stay tuned to see what this Hollywood legend does next!

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Digging Deeper Between Hope and Sorrow

The X-Men #24

Lovely.

Aftermath of UNCANNY X-MEN 303.

This script is mostly about three couples: Scott & Jean, Sean & Moira, Gambit & Rogue. All of their scenes are lovely. It works. All of it.

Away from that, the stuff with Kwannon and Psylocke still isn't particularly interesting but the Jubilee moments are great. And the foreshadowing about the Legacy Virus is simply excellent. It genuinely feels as if something really bad is coming.

Wizard Top 100: #7.

Fabian Nicieza (14 of 43).

Andy Kubert (10 of 40).

10/10

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FILA FW'24 Casa Collection & Bellissimo: Embracing Elegance and Comfort

FILA embarks on a new era with the launch of its Fall/Winter 2024 collection and the unveiling of the "Bellissimo" campaign, celebrating the brand's rich Italian heritage and commitment to style and performance. This latest initiative marks a pivotal moment for FILA, emphasizing its enduring legacy of crafting products that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Todd Klein, Global Brand President of FILA, highlighted the brand's historical dedication to excellence in sport and style. He expressed FILA's renewed focus on timeless design and craftsmanship, aimed at enhancing athletic performance across activities like tennis, pickleball, golf, and running.

The "Bellissimo" campaign sets the stage for FILA's future direction, reimagining the traditional country club atmosphere as the inclusive "Bellissimo Country Club." This setting invites everyone to embrace "la vita bella" through a seamless integration of sport and leisure. From intense tennis matches to post-game celebrations, "Bellissimo" embodies both the dedication to sport and the joy of accomplishment.

Emily Maxey, SVP Marketing at FILA, emphasized the campaign's celebration of Italian heritage and its fusion of high performance with high style. The CASA FILA Collection, a centerpiece of the campaign, introduces elevated sportswear designed for today's club sport athlete. It features modern interpretations of FILA classics and innovative tennis apparel that effortlessly transitions from court to everyday wear.

Andy Barr, SVP Product at FILA, highlighted the brand's versatility, resonating equally in exclusive country clubs and vibrant nightlife scenes. The CASA FILA Collection, priced from $64 to $140, offers apparel and footwear for both men and women in sizes ranging from XS to XXL, available starting today on www.fila.com.

The "Bellissimo" campaign will be showcased across various platforms, including FILA's digital channels, influencer collaborations, out-of-home advertising, streaming services, and ecommerce. Its hero film and imagery will be adapted to engage audiences across social media and retail environments, reinforcing FILA's commitment to innovation and aspiration in sportswear.

With the launch of the CASA FILA Collection and the "Bellissimo" campaign, FILA invites enthusiasts to explore a new era of style and performance, rooted in heritage and poised for the future.

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Addictions and Other Vices 925 – Colour Me Friday

Addictions and Other Vices Fridays 3pm-6pm EST Repeats Saturday 3pm EST and Sunday 8am EST  bombshellradio.com #NowPlaying #indie #rock #alternative #Synthpop #indierock #community #radio #BombshellRadio #DJ #AddictionsPodcast #NewMusic #ColourMeFriday #Radio247 New Indie finds, previews of Just Another Menace Sunday artists coming up this weekend into next week ala Dennis The Menace, and Alex Green of Stereo Embers The Podcast and Sandy Kaye of A Breath of Fresh Air. Discoveries from our social media followers and a few more surprises. Thanks to all the artists, labels and PR companies that submitted tracks this week. Fix Mix 925   1. Eminem - Houdini 2. underscores - My Guy (Corporate Shuffle) 3. Magdalena Bay - Death & Romance 4. Milky Chance - Naked And Alive 5. The Turtles - Happy Together 6. AURORA - To Be Alright 7. Black Iris - The Maze 8. almost monday - can't slow down 9. Adam Lambert - LUBE 10. Manic At Midnight - Can't Take Me Higher 11. Abbie Ozard, Pixey - miss american dream 12. Luella - Peach Ginger Tea 13. Dolores Forever - Go Fast Go Slow 14. Sleepkit - Oxygen on the Autobahn 15. Foster The People - Lost In Space 16. Chapell - Suddenly 17. Snow Patrol - The Beginning 18. Crowded House - The Howl 19. The Pukka Orchestra - Weekend (Come Alive!) 20. Chessmark - Tonight We're Rock Stars 21. The Woods - Chasing Kites 22. Outstairs - Claire 23. Beach Weather - High In Low Places 24. Sea Girls - Polly 25. We The Living - White Hole Sun 26. Rory Taillon - Hatchet 27. Andy Jans-Brown - Take Me for a Ride 28. Winnetka Bowling League - No One’s Ever Kissed You 29. Moonlight Academy - Deeper 30. Following April - Landfall 31. Grizzly Coast - Clouds 32. Springworks - Never Let Me Down Again (Twilight) 33. Waterparks - SOULSUCKER 34. Bad Nerves - Sorry 35. The Streets - No Better Than Chance 36. Love2be - Feel The Power 37. Church Of Trees - It's Over (Rob Preuss Midnight Mix) 38. Honeyglaze - Don't 39. Julian Taylor - Running Away (Radio Edit) 40. Philine Sonny, Miya Folick - Shame 41. RosGos - Unexpressed Love 42. Barton Hartshorn - Everything is Better Than Before (Valencia Mix) 43. Halo Rider - Sweet Forgiveness 44. Walk Off The Earth - Better At Love   INTERVIEWS THIS WEEK Friday June 14 Rainbow Country  w  HR 1 #GayTalkRadio Award-Winning Journalist & Author #RheaRollmann - joins me to talk about her #1 Amazon Bestselling book in local Canadian history #AQueerHistoryOfNewfoundland & MORE! + HR 2 #Music Just Another Menace Sunday w/ Mercer Henderson A Breath of Fresh Air  w / Johny Barbata continues to be celebrated as one of rock’s greatest drummers today. His legacy has been marked by his unique ability to blend technical skill with expressive artistry, contributing to some of the most memorable songs in music history. Johny passed away last month suddenly at the age of 79.He is our special guest this week as we pay tribute to his life and times. Sunday June 16 Stereo Embers The Podcast w /  Logan Lynn Just Another Menace Sunday w/ TBA Tuesday  June  18 A Breath of Fresh Air  w / TBA Wednesday June 19 Just Another Menace Sunday w/  TBA Thursday June 20 Stereo Embers The Podcast w /  TBA Addictions and Other Vices  Read the full article

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Jeff Buckley: Grace: Legacy Edition

Author: Bram Teitelman

Date: Sept. 18, 2004

JEFF BUCKLEY Grace: Legacy Edition REISSUE PRODUCERS: Steve Berkowitz, Mary Guibert, Jerry Rappaport ORIGINAL PRODUCER: Andy Wallace Columbia C3K 92881 RELEASE DATE: Aug. 24

If any album deserves a 10th-anniversary reissue treatment, it's Jeff Buckley's "Grace." Along with Nirvana's "Nevermind," it set the tone for much of the '90s. Anchored by Buckley's incredibly expressive voice and guitar playing, the album spanned the rock, folk and blues genres and influenced countless bands. Buckley's plaintive vocals and yearning lyrics were given additional emotional resonance upon his drowning in 1997, making "Grace" his only proper full-length album. In addition to a remastered edition of the album, the Legacy Edition contains a bonus disc of live and previously unreleased material. While the highlight is "new" original track "Forget Her," it is fun to hear Buckley tackle songs by Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Hank Williams and MC5 as well. Also included is a third disc, which includes a DVD of the making of this landmark album, and five music videos.

Teitelman, Bram

From: Billboard (Vol. 116, Issue 38) Type: Brief article

Jeff Buckley: Grace Legacy Edition

Author: Jimmy Leslie

Date: Aug. 2005

Jeff Buckley was the guitar player's singer/songwriter, and Grace was his masterwork. Jimmy Page called it, "the best thing I've heard all year" in 1994, and it stands as one of the decade's most influential albums. Underneath Buckley's soaring vocals and romantic songwriting was a beautiful bed of Telecaster tones drenched in delicious Fender reverb. Unfortunately, Grace was the only studio album Buckley--the prodigal son of cult favorite Tim Buckley--fully realized before his tragic drowning death in 1997. The Legacy Edition of Grace sparkles in the light of a modern mastering job, and is accompanied by a disc of Grace-era rarities and a DVD. The most notable previously unreleased audio track is the fabled version of "Forget Her," recorded during the Grace sessions and featuring a rare overdriven guitar solo with string bends wrenched straight from the gut. Buckley brandishes authentic electric and acoustic slide blues chops on Hank Williams' "Lost Highway" and Bukka White's "Parchman Farm Blues" respectively, while the reworked "Eternal Life" and a cover of the MC5's "Kick Out the Jams" rock as hard as anything from the grunge era. The DVD contains an insightful "Making of Grace" segment, as well as five videos. Columbia.

From: Guitar Player (Vol. 39, Issue 8) Type: Brief article; Sound recording review

Friday Review: Jeff Buckley Grace: Legacy Edition (Columbia/Legacy) 3/5 pounds 18.99

Date: Aug. 6, 2004

When Columbia's Legacy bods get the bit between their teeth, there's no stopping them, and this multimedia mega-pack edition of Jeff Buckley's shimmering epic, Grace, gives you both an additional CD of unreleased material and rarities, and a DVD with promo videos and an expanded version of the documentary, The Making of Grace. Buckley's disastrously early death rocketed him to a kind of instant canonisation, and there's so much Buckleyana on the market that it's easy to overlook the fact that Grace was the only full-length album released in his lifetime. So, since we already have the massive Legacy release Live At Sin-E, The Grace EPs, Live At L'Olympia etc, is this 10th anniversary disc mere overkill? Well, it gets away with it by virtue of the quality of the second CD, which packs in 13 tracks of mostly excellent quality. Must-hear moments include the mesmerising Forget Her (almost included on Grace but bumped in favour of So Real), the billowing soul-gospel of I Want Someone Badly, Buckley's disarming readings of Dylan's Mama, You Been on My Mind and Hank Williams's Lost Highway, and the nu-metal premonition of the "road version" of Eternal Life. But surely it wasn't necessary to get George Marino to remaster the original Grace album.

By: Adam Sweeting

The Guardian (London, England)