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[hiperchile]

Rarities

My mini-project this month (as in July, but we're slow as always <3) has been listening to some underapreciated ladies (as always <3), in particular looking for artists with low playcounts on spotify. Capping it at sub 5000 monthly listeners, here's the haul! There's a bit of everything here from folk to alt to r&b to horribly kitsch to soul-reachers - what more could you want, right? Here's all of it mixed into a playlist for your convenience if you want to grab a quick sampler (capping in at 14 and a half hours and nearly 240 songs. Quick indeed)!

< 5000:

Ruby Winters (3991 monthly listernes) - I Will (2007)

Latrece Mcclunuy (3669 monthly listeners) - Dandelions (EP, 2023)

Light Rain (2120 monthly listeners) - Dream Suite (1979)

Stacey Earle (1888 monthly listeners) - Simple Gearle (1998)

Dell Lubowitz (1789 monthly listeners) - Sing To New York (2023)

Ludella Black / The Masonics (726 / 1300 monthly listeners) - Outside Looking In (2009)

< 1000:

Glenda Collins (667 monthly listeners) - I Lost My Heart at the Fairground (1963)

Eva-Maria Hagen (348 monthly listeners) - Wenn ich erstmal losleg... (1993)

Alison Eales (114 monthly listeners) - Mox Nox (2023)

< 100:

Linnea Good (77 monthly listeners) - Crazy Faith (1998)

Guela Gill (34 monthly listeners) - Yemenite and Other Israeli Folksongs (1958)

Procosmian Fannyfiddlers (22 monthly listeners) - Interference Number 9 (2012)

Sarah Llewellyn (21 monthly listeners) - War and Peace (2011, soundtrack)

The Cathryn Beeks Ordeal (17 monthly listeners) - Mood Swing (2009)

Betty Garland (15 monthly listeners) - American Folk Ballads (1964)

Y Linh (13 monthly listeners) - Ben Mo (1996)

Jorid Ramfjord (13 monthly listeners) - Ild Og Vann (2018)

< 10:

Noel Gaines (8 monthly listeners) - Make Me Your Woman (2011)

Hydraulic Woman (7 monthly listeners) - Glad Came (2002)

Thulla C. Wamberg (5 monthly listeners) - Retro Sisters & Schwanzen Sänger Knaben (2012)

Breath of Lilith (4 monthly listeners) - Something Wicked This Way Comes (2013)

Vicky Harris (4 monthly listeners) - Touch (2003)

Libby Floyd (2 monthly listeners) - Libby Floyd (1999)

Ragga Style (2 monthly listeners) - Anti Virus (2009)

Eva Moon & the Lunatics (0 monthly listeners) - Moon Falling Down (2009)

Cheating Round! (AKA I have been listening to these enough to make it out for several thousand people, but since spotify doesn't care about that they still (somehow) fit the criteria even if probably not in the spirit of the project </3)

Gorilla Angreb (924 monthly listeners) - Gorilla Angreb (2006). The crown of danish hardcore (and, in that vain, Situationsfornærmelse (1587 monthly listeners))

Amy Rigby (1736 monthly listeners) - Til The Wheels Fall Off (2003)

Agent Ribbons (1189 monthly listeners) - On Time Travel and Romance (2003

Alix Olson (831 monthly listeners) - Built Like That (2001)

Mary Prankster (1595 monthly listeners) - Blue Skies Forever (2002). Pretty much the reason for adding this extra round because what the fuck. In my head she had like. all the listeners. It's what she deserves. If you haven't listened to her before, go fix that mistake right now <3

Have fun! Let the women be heard! Riot!

[mediaion]

Great classic American films to watch now

If you are looking for a great classic film to watch now, and especially one with an American setting, then check out this list curated by the Mediaion review team.

Sunset Boulevard. Billy Wilder, 1950. Former silent star Gloria Swanson is magnificent as a former silent star with a tenuous grip on reality. As her young screenwriter lover, William Holden's fate is known from the opening scene — he lies dead in a swimming pool.

City Lights. Charlie Chaplin, 1931. Charlie Chaplin mixes heart-tugging sentiment with wild hilarity in his best film. He plays a tramp, of course, who wins the heart of a blind woman. The boxing scene is one of the very funniest ever committed to film.

The Godfather, Part II. Francis Ford Coppola, 1974. The prequel/sequel to Copppola's 1972 masterpiece shows a crime family's beginning and its maturity into a murderous business. Al Pacino's ice-cold, utter heartlessness makes him one of the cinema's most nuanced villains.

Gone with the Wind. Victor Fleming, 1939. The grandest of all grand epics features unforgettable characters making their way through an unforgettable time. Vivian Leigh and Clark Gable are, well, unforgettable, as the passionate lovers whose intransigent personalities draw them together and pull them apart.

All About Eve. Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1950. This clear-eyed and deliciously knowing look at actors and the theater boasts what is arguably the best (and most quotable) script every written. Bette Davis' character of Margo Channing is one of the crowning glories of film.

North by Northwest. Alfred Hitchcock, 1959. This is Hitchcock at perhaps his most Hitchcockian, mixing terrific humor with equally terrific suspense, plus an unusually engaging love story between Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint.

The General. Clyde Bruckman, Buster Keaton, 1926. No other film provokes such giddy laughter from the first silent frame to the last, with nearly every gag now considered a classic. And it's even based on a true story, sort of.

Singin' in the Rain. Gene Kelly, Stanley Donan, 1952. It's everything a musical should be, and so much more. Great songs, great dances, great jokes, a surprisingly fascinating look at the transition from silent films to sound, plus Jean Hagen's truly inimitable (and put-on) voice.

For more great dramatic content, check out Mediaion today.

[classicmollywood]

TCMFF  Home Edition Must Watch List

Hello friends!

I was supposed to be on a plane today to go to my first TCM Film Festival, but stuff happens and then you have a pandemic and everything gets canceled and you have to stay home! ANYWAYS, TCM decided to bring us some joy by playing programming for all of us, giving us the film festival, but at home. 

I have decided to list my must watch films for this Home Edition of the festival!

Thursday, April 16th

8 pm: A Star is Born (1954, George Cukor)

Starring Judy Garland, James Mason, Jack Carson, and Charles Bickford

On TCM’s website, this was listed as the inaugural film for the 2010 TCMFF. It’s also a film that is Judy Garland at her best. Garland lights up the screen as Esther Blodgett/Vicki Lester. This film has fantastic musical numbers, beautiful colors, and is the best starting film for this festival.

11 PM: Metropolis (1927, Fritz Lang)

Starring Gustav Frohlich, Alfred Abel, Brigitte Helm, and Rudolf Klein-Rogge

If you have never seen a silent film or a German Expressionist film, watch this! Metropolis is the film that aged so well. A futuristic utopia from the lens of the 1920s is very interesting to watch and also some of the themes of this film can be translated to life today. I will say, the film can be described by some as “weird” but I wouldn’t let that stop you from watching it!

Friday, April 17th

2 PM: Eva Marie Saint Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival (2014)

Eva Marie Saint is one of my favorite classic film actresses. She has class, she has poise, and she is very talented. In 2014, TCM had a sit down with the actress to talk about herself and her films. This is such a treat to see!

3 PM: North by Northwest (1959, Alfred Hitchcock)

Starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Jessie Royce Landis, and Martin Landau

Another case of mistaken identity and suspense! Hitchcock knew what he was doing when he hired Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint to “sex” up in the screen during the 1950s. Their chemistry is electric. The airplane scene is such an intense watch. And James Mason seems to be good at playing a suave bad guy.

5:45 PM: Some Like It Hot (1959, Billy Wilder)

Starring Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Marilyn Monroe, Joe E. Brown, George Raft, and Pat O’Brien

Men witnessing a crime and then parading as women so they don’t get murdered! What a farce! Let’s be real, the best chemistry in the film is between Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. They play off each other so well. I will say, I do believe Marilyn Monroe was at her best in this film! Need a laugh, watch this!

1:30 AM: Grey Gardens (1975, Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Ellen Hovde, and Muffy Meyer)

Starring Edith “Big Edie” Ewing Bouvier Beale and Edith “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale

This documentary is fascinating. It is fun but at times absolutely heartbreaking. Big Edie and Little Edie were definitely a fine pair. It is interesting watching the aunt and cousin of Jackie Kennedy Onassis, because they aren’t living in luxury, which would be expected due to their relation. Big and Little Edie are characters that you have to see to believe. The irony is, they are real people and not acting roles. 

5 AM: Kim Novak: Live from the TCM Film Festival (2013)

Kim Novak is so much more than her looks and this interview opened my eyes to how amazing she is as a person as well as an actress. 

Saturday, April 18th (AKA MY BIRTHDAY)

6 AM: The Man with The Golden Arm (1955, Otto Preminger)

Starring Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, and Kim Novak

This is one of the grittiest films from the 1950s. It depicts a heroin addict during their ups and downs. I was honestly surprised this film got made at all during the Production Code Era, but am very glad it did. Sinatra is so raw in his performance and Eleanor Parker creates a complex character as his wife. Of course, Kim Novak is wonderful to watch because she is more than just beautiful, she is an actress. This film really showcases her talent. 

1:15 PM: Safety Last! (1923, Fred C. Newmeyer and Sam Taylor)

Starring Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis, and Bill Strother

Zany antics a plenty! That’s the best description of this film. Harold Lloyd films are always great to watch because he wasn’t afraid to do crazy things to get a laugh. This film has the infamous clock scene too! 

2:45 PM: They Live By Night (1949, Nicholas Ray)

Starring Farley Granger, Cathy O’Donnell, and Howard Da Silva

If you only watch one movie on this list, THIS NEEDS TO BE THE ONE. It’s ironic that it airs on my birthday, because this is one of my favorite films. The story of doomed lovers who try their best to reform from a life of crime to survive wasn’t a new concept, but man, Farley Granger and Cathy O’Donnell make you fall in love with their characters and hope that they somehow, someway make it to their life of happiness together.

10 PM: The Magnificent Ambersons (1942, Orson Welles)

Starring Joseph Cotten, Dolores Costello, Anne Baxter, Tim Holt, and Agnes Moorehead

This film is another case of a film that got cut down by the studio, and in case you were wondering, Orson Welles was pissed. I would hope and pray one day we all get to see the full version (kinda doubtful), but this film isn’t so bad. I think the all-star cast really makes it worth it! 

Sunday, April 19th

6 AM: Jezebel (1938, William Wyler)

Starring Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, and George Brent 

I am not gonna lie, my first viewing of this film enraged me. Henry Fonda’s character made me so mad because he was a jerk. But I have decided I need to rewatch this film and see if my attitudes have changed. This film did so many great things for Bette Davis and Henry Fonda, so we should all give it another (or first) go around. Also this was the film Jane Fonda was born during! Just a fun fact.

3:30 PM: Auntie Mame (1958, Morton DaCosta)

Starring Rosalind Russell, Forrest Tucker, Coral Browne, Jan Handzlik, and Roger Smith

I want to be Auntie Mame. She is so much fun and so unique and I love it. The costumes are so grand in this film and Rosalind Russell really does a great job of bringing Mame to life. This film is so fun!!!

6 PM: Singin’ in the Rain (1952, Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly)

Starring Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor, and Jean Hagen

This is in my top 5 musicals. This musical always makes me smile and it is one of the few musicals where I know most of the words to the songs. The trio of Kelly, Reynolds, and O’Connor is something magical. Cosmo Brown is also one of my favorite characters in any film (and one of my cat’s namesakes). The film history alone with this film makes it worth watching! JUST WATCH THIS MUSICAL, OKAY?

9:45 PM: The Hustler (1961, Robert Rossen)

Starring Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, Piper Laurie, and George C. Scott

Paul Newman is so cool in general, so he was born for this role. I never knew a movie about pool would have my interest, but here we are. The tension between Newman and Jackie Gleason is so well played and the way the film is shot, you feel like you are in the room with them. Also Piper Laurie does a great performance as the conflicted girlfriend of Newman’s ambitious pool shark.

12:15 AM: Baby Face (1933, Alfred E. Green)

Starring Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent, and Donald Cook

THIS IS PRECODE HEAVEN! You have a woman who uses sex to get ahead in life and men become entranced, and usually destroyed, by her. Barbara Stanwyck plays her character so well that you have a love-hate relationship with her. She can be cruel, but you understand why she is doing what she is doing. 

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fijne boeken

Damn honey: Marie Lotte Hagen en Nydia van Voorthuizen

Wat belangrijk is: J.K. Rowling

Hallo witte mensen: Anousha Nzume

My friend fear: Meera Lee Patel

De verborgen impact: Babette Porcelijn

Feministe dragen geen roze en andere leugens:

V van vulva tot vagina:

Het zero waste project: Nicky en Jessie Kroon

Heb je nou al een vriend?: Marie Lotte Hagen en Nydia van Voorthuizen

Voorbij: Eva Meijer

Wolf: Maartje Laterveer

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Your contributions

This is not an exhaustive list of female music artists. These are artists 48 of my friends actually like, from a huge range of genres. Some artists are long gone, some are baby-new, some are legends, some are names you’ve never heard. Some are local/Northwest. Some are international. Add them to your Spotify, Pandora, Google Play, whatever. Find them on YouTube. Request them on the radio. BUY THEIR MUSIC.

Sleigh Bells

Jamila Woods

MIA

Grimes

The Roches

Erin Mckeown

The Breeders

Kaki King

Regina Spektor

Fly Moon Royalty

Wailin Jennys

Neko Case

Dixie Chicks

Pistol Annies

Gillian Welch

Lucinda Williams

Tune-Yards

Emmylou Harris

Tift Merrit

Thee Satisfaction

Amy Winehouse

The Fugees

Tanya Stevens 

Run Boy Run

Ellie Goulding

Karen O

Janet Jackson

big thief

deep sea diver

emily haines & the soft skeleton

feist

jaymay

marketa irglova

sylvan esso

bjork

cat power

chelsea wolfe

denali

eisley

portishead 

Billy Holliday

Aretha Franklin

Tina Turner

Ella Fitzgerald

Janis Joplin

Christina Aguilera

jewel

Florence (and the Machine)

Annie Lennox

Ann and Nancy Wilson/ Heart

Stevie nicks 

Fiona Apple

Kylie Minogue

Erykah Badu

Kacey Musgraves

Britney Spears

Halsey

Dido

Sade

Madeline Peyroux

Indigo Girls

Renee Fleming

Cecilia Bartoli

Stephanie Blythe

Carla Bruni

Pat Benatar

Barbara Bonney

Nina Simone

Big Mama Thornton

Gwen Stefani

Missy Elliott

Chargaux

Olga Kern

Valerie June

Jessye Norman   

Hop Along

Charly Bliss 

Bully 

Laura Stevenson 

Downtown Boys 

Noname 

Lizzo 

Screaming Females 

Julien Baker 

Idle Bloom 

Sad Baxter 

Pill 

Vagabon 

Radiator Hospital 

Who Is She? 

Lisa Prank

Tacocat

Chastity Belt 

RVIVR 

Worriers 

Chumped 

Cayetana 

Aye Nako 

Upset 

Kim Gordon/Sonic Youth

St Vincent

Patti Smith

Kate Bush

Joanna Newsom

Savages

Queen Latifah

La Luz

The Ronettes

Siouxsie Sioux and the Banshees

Slits 

Lorde

Lana del Rey

Alabama shakes 

Neneh Cherry 

Robyn

Yelle

Uffie

CSS

Margo Price

Lindi Ortega

Delta Rae

ZZ Ward 

FKA Twigs 

Sophie Tucker

Doris Day

Mavis Staples

Judy Garland

Astrud Gilberto

Eydie Gorme 

Kehlani

Sza

Ella mai

Janine

Aaliyah

Rihanna

TLC

Niykee Heaton 

Coco Rosie

Mirah

SALES

Angel Olsen

Beach House

Katie Kate

Agnes Obel

Alela Diane

Josephine Foster 

Julie Doiron

Kimya Dawson

Laura Gibson

Lykke Li 

Made in Heights

Mariee Sioux

Marissa Nadler

Warpaint

First Aid Kit

London Grammar

Tennis 

Joan jett

Nina hagen

GoGos 

jorgia Smith

Kali uchis

Jene aiko

sabrina claudio

H.E.R. 

Kittie 

Meshell Ndegeocello

Battle Beast 

Ruined

Skeletal Family

Janelle Monae

NAVVI

Saint Elizabeth

Mary j Blige

Carrie Underwood

Martina McBride 

Anna von Hausswolff

Oceans of Slumber

Tori Kelly

The Pierces 

Lianna LaHavas 

Beth Orton

Sharon Jones 

Dame Joan Sutherland

Whitney Houston

Norah Jones

Irma Thomas

Adele

Lesley Gore

The Cranberries 

Grace Slick 

Rah Digga 

Reverie 

Jill Scott 

Lana

Dessa 

Bahamadia

Jean Grae 

Beth Gibbons 

Phantogram

Nitty Scott 

Sister Nancy 

Shirley Manson 

Marnie

Peaches

Dolly Parton

PJ Harvey

Alicia Keys

Alanis Morissette 

Diana Krall

K.D. Lang

Pink

Sarah Bareilles

Sheryl Crow 

Bonnie Raitt 

Churches

Purity Ring 

Susan Tedeschi

Lady Gaga 

Selena Gomez 

Carole King 

Bette Midler 

Red Molly 

Tracy Chapman 

Enya 

Skeeter Davis

Avril Lavigne

Sinead O’Conner

Big Maybelle

Lisa Loeb

Betty Hutton

Gabrielle

Suzanne Vega

Paula Cole

Connie Allen 

Taylor Swift

Lynda Carter

The Collapsable Hearts Club

Grace

Gabriela Anders

Fergie

Katy Perry

Celine Dion 

Toni Braxton

Madonna,

Mariah Carey

Ace of Base

Amy Grant

Monica 

Mates of State 

Best coast 

Courtney Barnett 

Kate Tempest 

The Epoxies 

En Vogue

Cher

Rosemary Clooney

Selena

Shakira

Cindi Lauper

Sarah Vaughan 

Lydia Lunch

Moor Mother

Etta James 

MARTINA TOPLEY-BIRD 

Hole

Elastica

Laura Veirs

Liz Phair

My Bloody Valentine

Wanda Jackson 

Billie Holiday

Wanda Jackson

Patsy Cline

Joni Mitchell

Diana Ross 

Chrissie Hynde

Debbie Harry

Exene Cervenka

Ivy Rorschock

Kim Deal

Aimee Mann

Joan Jett 

Courtney Barnett

Meg White

Beyoncé

Sheer Mag

Sleater-Kinney

The Regrettes 

Bikini Kill

Le Tigre

Gossip

The Donnas

Kelis

Bratmobile

Poly Styrene 

Jorja Smith 

Nicki Minaj

Pauline Black / The Selecter

MC Lyte

Carrie Akre

Estelle

Shelby Earl

Kelli Schaefer

Mandy Harvey

Santigold

L7

Elizabeth Fraser

Lisa Gerrard

Jenn Champion

Barbara Streisand

Oleta Adams

Dionne Warwick

Eva Cassidy

Bishop Briggs

DoNormaal

the xx

Rilo Kiley

Jenny Lewis

Andra Day

Solange

[cawamedia]

Söndagen 16 februari, 2020 blev vi inbjudna till en:

fantastisk minneskonsert i Enebykyrkan för vår vän Karl-Otto Hagen-Olsen (1.11.1943 – 14.11.2019).

Värdar för minneskonserten var Gösta Malmengård och Lars Åberg, och kvällens presentatör var Monica Axelsson.

Artiser på scen: Katarina Karnéus, Siv Wennberg, Carolina Sandgren, Ann-Christin Wilund, Hege Marie Korshavn, Margaretha Byström, Eva Säff-Wallentin, Sonny Wallentin, Lars Gunnar Axelsson, Helge Skoog, Daniel Propper, Johan Ullén, Jan Lindberg, K.F.U.M – Kören.

Efter konserten bjöds det på landgång, öl, vatten, te, kaffe, prinsesstårta.

      Minneskonsert för Karl-Otto Hagen-Olsen Söndagen 16 februari, 2020 blev vi inbjudna till en: fantastisk minneskonsert i Enebykyrkan för vår vän…

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A!261 – 80 Jahre Vertrauen – Aufwachen!

Neuer Beitrag veröffentlicht bei https://melby.de/a261-80-jahre-vertrauen-aufwachen/

A!261 – 80 Jahre Vertrauen – Aufwachen!

Donnerstag, 11. Januar 2018, 16:01 Uhr

40 Jahre heute Journal und 40 Jahre Tages- themen. Für aufmerksame Zuschauer bedeutet das: 80 Jahre Nachrichtenvergnügen. Sagen zumindest die Macher, die ihre Fakten lobpreisen, auf deren Suche wir uns begeben. Wir finden aber nur das Übliche: Verlaut- barungen vom Verfassungsschutz, von der Polizei und von den Parteien. Nicht zu vergessen: Der Dax ist gut drauf wie nie, aber Pflegekräfte sucht man weiterhin vergebens. Kein Wunder, dass Kokain noch mehr Absatz findet als Diesel. Die “Groko ohne Merkel”- Wette läuft – jetzt auch gegen Herfried Münkler.

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