#featuring ⇎ bryan

[jakeperalta]

I'm guessing any 1989 vault features will be her current popstar peers however for an option that's a bit more out of the left field I wonder if she'd do a nod to the album's inspiration with an artist who was big in the 80s.......

[moptopper]

poppin' the biggest bottles when the emmys give bcs absolutely nothing, one last time!! 🎉🍾🎉🥂🎉

[cutemeat]

Season 16 Description from Sunny's Page on FX

[lovethytendytenderly]

Full quote by Audrey Hepburn

@podcasts-8-my-heart sent me the quote and I went “I can make so many poetry edits out of this” - and then I did. These are all the Jarry ones.

sources: Ned Rusty Tanger1 Tanger2 Geno Sid Canner Teddy1 Teddy2

[nextstopwonderland]

Nigel in his #savetheclams campaign era.

Bonuses:

[bookaddict24-7]

NEW YOUNG ADULT RELEASES! (MAY 7TH, 2024)

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HAVE I MISSED ANY NEW YOUNG ADULT RELEASES? HAVE YOU ADDED ANY OF THESE BOOKS TO YOUR TBR? LET ME KNOW!

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NEW STANDALONES/FIRST IN A SERIES:

Bite Me, Royce Taslim by Lauren Ho

The Summer Love Strategy by Ray Stoeve

Perfect Little Monsters by Cindy R.X. He

Better Must Come by Desmond Hall

Fifteenth Summer by Michelle Dalton

Sixteenth Summer by Michelle Dalton

Spin of Fate by A.A. Vora

The Unboxing of a Black Girl by Angela Shanté

Blood at the Root by LaDarrion Williams

This Book Won't Burn by Samira Ahmed

The Dare by Natasha Preston

Lie Until It's True by Jessie Weaver

Hot Boy Summer by Joe Jiménez

Dispatches from Parts Unknown by Bryan Bliss

Sunhead by Alex Assan

Eyes Open by Lyn Miller-Lachmann

Breathe: Journeys to Healthy Binding by Maia Kobabe & Dr. Sarah Peitzmeier

Malicia by Steven dos Santos

The Ballad of Darcy and Russell by Morgan Matson

Queerceañera by Alex Crespo

Death's Country by R.M. Romero

Beastly Beauty by Jennifer Donnelly

Sweet Nightmare by Tracy Wolff

NEW SEQUELS:

More Than This (The Davenports #2) by Krystal Marquis

Pulled Under (Sixteenth Summer #2) by Michelle Dalton

Swept Away (Sixteenth Summer #3) by Michelle Dalton

Burning Crowns (Twin Crowns #3) by Catherine Doyle & Katherine Webber

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Happy reading!

[stefandstuff]

mutuals 🌷🎸🤟🏼

what are y’all listening to right now? or what is your current favorite/most played song?

I’m currently listening to Take It Easy by the Eagles and I’m currently obsessed with Better Days (featuring John Mayer) by Zach Bryan and Bleeding Hearts by Chaparelle

♥️

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Sigarda's Imprisonment

Artist: Bryan Sola TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[hiphopvibe1]

Sexyy Red's twerking at Zach Bryan concert sparks controversy [VIDEO]

Sexyy Red’s twerking at Zach Bryan concert sparks controversy Continue reading Sexyy Red’s twerking at Zach Bryan concert sparks controversy [VIDEO]

[floorman3]

Asteroid City Review- A Film With A Singular Vision That Is Perfectly In Sync With Wes Anderson's Sensibilities

Wes Anderson is what would be considered an auteur director. A director who has a singular vision of what he or she is doing from film to film with no studio interference. That is why he’s such a great director who turns out interesting films, whether they’re good or bad, each time out. Asteroid City is his latest film, and it definitely has his flair added in. It may be the one of best films of…

[carcarrot]

of course thats the fucking elvis song he chooses

[thecurvycritic]

Kung Fu Panda 4 Doesn't Lose It's Flavor For Family Fun

I didn't know I needed an Awkwafina and Jack Black animated buddy duo until I peeped it in #KungFuPanda 4 where they literally had me hollering https://wp.me/p2v8yf-6iK #animation #animatedfeature

The Kung Fu Panda franchise, which has spanned almost 16 years and grossed nearly $2 billion in global box-office success, continues to captivate audiences worldwide.  Does KP4 hold up the fun?  Will audiences still be invested in the adventures of Po? After three death-defying adventures defeating world-class villains with his unmatched courage and mad martial arts skills, Po (Jack Black), is…

[mydarkapron]

◤ BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY, 2018

╳ Bryan Singer

[audiophiliacfan]

Turn on the TV, act like you don't see me Tell me everything is okay My mother is a saint and told me if I wait Everything meant to be will stay Well, I ain't a believer in people pleasing neither Fucking telephones have ruined this place Met a man in New York City, told me humans ain't as pretty As a perfect day we'll chase for all the days

I ain't spotless, neither is you For once in my life, I'm gonna see it through If you want spotless, I'll always lose I don't want love, lover, I want the truth

People die a thousand times to get to who they are You were praying to the heavens on a late train car Your heart knows deeper seasons than my eyes ever will I'm a self-destructive landslide if you wanna be the hill

I ain't spotless, neither is you For once in my life, I'm gonna see it through If you wanna leave this, that's okay Everything meant to be is bound to stay

Remember jumping in the pool when we was fully clothed in August We were soaking, choking, smoking in my old shitty apartment Then they cut off all the lights 'cause the bills were never paid We were stealing all the power from the neighbors on vacation

I ain't spotless, neither is you For once in my life, I'm gonna see it through If you want spotless, I'll always lose You gave me your love, lover, you gave me the truth

I was alone You were bettin' on a loser, you were calling my bluff Holding one another, is it never enough? You were right there with me

I can't stop this, neither can you For once in my life, I'm bound to see it through If you want spotless, I'll always lose You gave me your love, lover, you gave me the truth

[radiomaxmusic]

Monday, July 17, 2023 10pm ET: Feature LP: Luke Bryan - Born Here Live Here Dir Here (2020)

Born Here Live Here Die Here is the seventh studio album by American country music singer Luke Bryan. It was released on August 7, 2020, by Capitol Nashville. The album includes the singles “Knockin’ Boots”, “What She Wants Tonight”, “One Margarita”, and “Down to One”. A deluxe edition with six extra songs, including the album’s fifth single “Waves” and its sixth single, “Up”, was released on…

[rickchung]

Asteroid City (dir. Wes Anderson).

[The film] is purposely all about artifice of storytelling expressed through grief. Anderson delightfully announces this through the self-reflexive structure of stage narration and the film as a play. It's a densely multi-layered meta-narrative tale of detached families told as a diorama. Much of what is seen seems ingenious as a piece of film construction just as likely to delight viewers as it is to turn off those unfamiliar with the Andersonian canon.