#i love John's devotion to vincent

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

"One raise of his eyebrow and you knew you were about to be thrilled by a debonair, evil, yet sympathetic villain..." - John Waters

[theselfshippingwitch]

so i saw frozen empire last night and other than reaffirming my undying and eternal devotion to ray here's my thoughts (including spoilers):

I was not expecting Phoebe and Ray to basically be the deuteragonists of this movie but i have never been so not disappointed about something in my entire life. I loved both their character arcs and i loved the relationship between them. I love that Ray seems to be the adult Phoebe goes to for advice on things that she doesn't want to talk to her family about, and I love that she calls him "Dr. Ray", that's so cute!

The end to the conflict of "Ray still wants to be involved in the Ghostbusting business, but Winston thinks he's too old" is literally just Ray proving Winston wrong and showing he's still a very valuable asset to the team, and... I have no notes 10/10

The scenes with Phoebe and the ghost girl were some of my favorite scenes tbh, really cute first crush vibes coming from Phoebe, they really nailed the John Hughes teen romance feel they said they were going for in interviews

But also, weird amount of parallels between this movie and the Twilight series??? The Robert Frost poem at the beginning, paranormal romance between teenage girl and supernatural creature, the girl becomes the same type of supernatural creature to be with her love interest, obviously not exactly the same but i couldn't help but notice

Wish they would find more for Janine and Winston to do in these movies, Janine in the GB uniform gave me more the vibes of the Q5 episodes of RGB where's she's in the uniform and with the guys and then she just... literally doesn't do anything. Movie!Janine isn't as bad, but I wish they had more for her to do than show up and say something sassy.

Why did Winston get upset with Phoebe for destroying the stone lion that was attacking her? Why didn't she explain that the possessor ghost made the lion come to life and almost kill her? Did he not know the possessor ghost escaped the lab? That whole scene threw me off tbh

Best part overall was the repossessed podcast scene, i want a special feature on the blu-ray that's just this Ray Stantz Giving Vincent Price Vibes Hosting Haunted Antiques Roadshow scene

tl;dr me too peter im proud of ray for giving up smoking in the 90s

[yr-obedt-cicero]

Does Hamilton have abandonment issues? Especially if you look into the exchange between his dad and him, I feel like his dad always asks for money and Alex always unconditionally give them to him.

Hamilton definitely dealt with a lot of abandonment issues, that was especially present in his close relationships.

Hamilton lost many loved ones throughout his childhood, and even later in life but his fear of abandonment definitely had to stem from his childhood trauma. With his father leaving his impervished family in 1765, only to lose his mother in 1768 due to yellow fever when he was eleven years old. After being taken in by his cousin, Peter Lytton, he soon lost that legal guardian too because of an act of suicide, and his uncle - father of Peter - shortly after. Hamilton was then separated from his brother, and despite some communication between the two they never successfully saw each other again. So, by the time Hamilton made it to the colonies, he had lost a majority of his close family and was on his own.

Hamilton's strained but still an attempt of a relationship with his father displays that Hamilton was quite eager to see his father again, but was incredibly anxious about losing contact with him again. Sometime in 1780, Hamilton mentions to Elizabeth that he'll inform James of their wedding and hope he'll attend. But as we all know, James did not attend. Some years later and again, Hamilton is anxious about losing contact with his father so much so that he even questions if James had died;

“But what has become of our dear father? It is an age since I have heared from him or of him, though I have written him several letters. Perhaps, alas! he is no more, and I shall not have the pleasing opportunity of contributing to render the close of his life more happy than the progress of it. My heart bleeds at the recollection of his misfortunes and embarrassments. Sometimes I flatter myself his brothers have extended their support to him, and that he now enjoys tranquillity and ease. At other times I fear he is suffering in indigence. I entreat you, if you can, to relieve me from my doubts, and let me know how or where he is, if alive, if dead, how and where he died. Should he be alive inform him of my inquiries, beg him to write to me, and tell him how ready I shall be to devote myself and all I have to his accommodation and happiness.”

(source — Alexander Hamilton to James Hamilton Jr, [June 22, 1785])

Despite the lack of requited communication with his father, Hamilton decided to name his fourth son after him in 1788. And even when Hamilton was knee-deep in political scuffles, struggling with his work as Treasury, Hamilton never stopped trying to keep up communication with his father. Later on, Hamilton even offered to help James sail over to America, where he would take care of him in his old age. During the August of 1792, Hamilton wrote to Seton asking for assistance with forwarding a letter to St. Vincents to deliver it to his father. Though unfortunately, Hamilton's letter was never actually delivered, so James reached out again reporting delays in his plans to set sail for America due to a war which broke out between France and England. And, well, unfortunately James never did reunite with Hamilton. But regardless, Hamilton was always loyally willing to trust his father and supply him with whatever funds he needed at the time. As if anxious that if he lost communication with his father again, it would become lost forever.

Not only that, but this fear of losing his loved ones was also apparent in his relationships with his lovers. John Laurens was terrible at writing back to people, and his family and friends often reprimanded him for it. So, you can imagine Hamilton's distress when he barely receives word from Laurens;

“I acknowlege but one letter from you, since you left us, of the 14th of July which just arrived in time to appease a violent conflict between my friendship and my pride. I have written you five or six letters since you left Philadelphia and I should have written you more had you made proper return. But like a jealous lover, when I thought you slighted my caresses, my affection was alarmed and my vanity piqued. I had almost resolved to lavish no more of them upon you and to reject you as an inconstant and an ungrateful ___.”

(source — Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [September 11, 1779])

And while later Hamilton does admit he also neglected to write, he still faults Laurens more since one of his letters was miscarried. Although just a bit later and Hamilton is desperate to hear word from Laurens;

“That you can speak only of your private affairs shall be no excuse for your not writing frequently. Remember that you write to your friends, and that friends have the same interests, pains, pleasures, sympathies; and that all men love egotism.”

(source — Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [September 16, 1780])

He even worries about this in regards to his own wife. Where he even goes on a bit of ramble of his fear that Elizabeth would neglect him;

“It is an age my dearest since I have received a letter from you; the post is arrived and not a line. I know not to what to impute your silence; so it is I am alarmed with an apprehension ⟨of your⟩ being ill. Sometimes I suspect a ⟨– – –⟩ of your letters. Sometimes my anx⟨iety accuses⟩ you of negligence but I chide my⟨self⟩ whenever it does. You know ⟨very well⟩ how precious your letters are to m⟨e and⟩ you know the tender, apprehensive ⟨amia⟩ble nature of my love. You know the pleasure that hearing from you gives ⟨me.⟩ You know it is the only one I am now capable of enjoying. After all you certainly would not neglect ⟨me⟩ if you possibly could. Here am ⟨I⟩ immersed in business, yet every d⟨ay or⟩ two I find leisure to write to my a⟨ngel;⟩ the reason is you are never out ⟨of⟩ my thoughts, and if I had but one hour in the four and twenty to rest ⟨all⟩ of it would be devoted to you. I do not say this to reproach you with unkindness. I cannot suppose you ca⟨n,⟩ in so short an absence, have abated ⟨your⟩ affection; and if you even found any change, I have too good an opin⟨ion⟩ of your candour to imagine you would not instantly tell me of it.”

(source — Alexander Hamilton to Elizabeth Schuyler, [July 20, 1780])

He even thought that she was deathly ill because he wasn't getting a response, and although later he apologizes for over-worrying he still remains adamant she writes back;

“Pardon me my lovely girl for any thing I may have said that has the remotest semblance of complaining. If you knew my heart thoroughly you would see it so full of tenderness for you that you would not only pardon, but you would even love my weaknesses.”

If you thought that him worrying over her being ill was a bit far, he even goes on to worry that Elizabeth - his soon-to-be bride, mind you - doesn't even love him and is simply marrying him out of generosity;

“For god’s sake My Dear Betsey try to write me oftener and give me the picture of your heart in all its varieties of light and shade. Tell me whether it feels the same for me or did when we were together, or whether what seemed to be love was nothing more than a generous sympathy. The possibility of this frequently torments me.”

It is clear Hamilton dealt with some anxiety with the thought that all his loved ones would either leave him, and if not that; than them dying.

[evren-sadwrn]

“And without rules…?”

“We live like the animals.”

— Winston and the Marquis de Gramont, John Wick Chapter 4(2023)

And yet, no matter how much John resembles like a dog he’s always more humane than the antagonists. He always has held respect for others. (Read me yap about John Wick and the villains and how they’re written)

The thing I love most about John Wick antagonists is that they are a stark contrast to John in one way or another. Iosef is absolutely stupid, Santino kills his own blood, the Adjudicator never once wields a weapon, and the Marquis holds no remorse for any other person. And the biggest distinction from Wick is that they’re all arrogant, prideful and self-centered. Even the Adjudicator, yes. Since they hold so much faith in the High Table and so much ego from working for them to the point of literally raiding a fucking Continental Hotel.

John is very much dog-coded, he’s loyal to his friends and the entire reason why he’s even in the situations seen in the movies is because of his devotion to Helen, his wife. He’s beaten and marked(labeled by the Ruska Roma) several times throughout the series. He fights, he continues fighting, and there’s nothing really to stop him. Sure he’s violent, he’s absolutely murderous considering his final kill count is around 400> in the entire series but one thing to know about dogs is that they’re loyal as hell. It’s seen throughout the movies. Daisy and the unnamed dog— they all stick with John until you know, until they’re not. Even when the Osaka Continental is experiencing yet another raid by the demands of the High Table, John sticks with Koji and Akira until Koji tells him to leave for his own safety.

And for the villains, who are Iosef, Santino, Adjudicator, and Marquis— they all aren’t like John. Which is why three of them(Iosef, Santino, and Vincent) are all killed in the same way.

John has respect for people, even if it’s just a drop. And it’s clear he has no respect for these people. These people think they’re so high and mighty, yet they get killed in the same way as many others, quick and easy; through a bullet in their heads.

They all make good antagonists compared to John. Iosef is a stuck-up, spoiled bastard of a man that doesn’t know who John is and was probably raised in a shitty way by Viggo, Santino D’Antonio has had some history with John but considering Gianna’s dialogue(“I would have considered us friends.”) I’d think that John was more close with Gianna than Santino considering John’s unwillingness to kill her, the Adjudicator has no remorse and absolutely no empathy towards anyone in the series only carrying out the will of the High Table if they so demand it, and for the last antagonist in the series— the Marquis is like every other antagonists we’ve seen so far, a perfect combination to end the series.

Anyways, I’m done and good morning!

[rusty-phasma]

Songs in my spotify that remind me of Paul Dano Characters

I really love music and i thought i'd do this, i hope you like it <3 also i love Paul dancing like a slut so i may watch For Ellen but i am probably gonna suffer lol.

Tim Klitz:

Pretty Fly (for a white guy) — the Offspring

When you sleep — My Bloody Valentine

Seth:

Iron Lung — Black Marble

Rose Blood — Mazzy Star

Brian Wilcox:

Dad Vibes — Limp Bizkit

Putting Holes in Happiness — Marilyn Manson

Hank Thompson:

Dead Weight — Jack Stauber

Elephant Gun — Beirut

Edward Nashton:

Choking on Flowers — Fox Academy

Exit Music (For a Film) — Radiohead

Alex Jones:

Canción para los Dias de la Vida — Luis Alberto Spinetta

There Will Be Rain — Million Eyes

Dwayne Hoover:

Nude — Radiohead

Say It Ain't So — Weezer

Nick Flynn:

Original Sin — INXS

But Not Tonight — Depeche Mode

Eli Sunday:

Sunday Light — Choir Boy

Bad Believer — St. Vincent

Percy Dolarhyde:

Take You Back (The Iron Hoof Cattle Call) — Orville Peck

Bad Moon Rising — Credence Clearwater Revival

Joby Taylor (i haven't watched the movie but i know he likes White Snake and i had to include him lmao):

She Rides — Danzig

Black Dog — Led Zeppelin

Jay:

Strange Overtones — David Byrne and Brian Eno

Snow Borne Sorrow — Nine Horses

Pierre Bezukhov:

Hopelessly Devoted to You — Olivia Newton-John (help me i am down bad)

Radiohead — House of Cards

Bryan Wilson:

Dream a Little Dream of me — The Mamas and The Papas

Strawberry Tea — Tiny Tim

[drunktuesdays]

Re: The Mentalist. Red John is always there on high days and holidays, but many episodes don’t feature him. Can’t deny they do go on about him a lot though.

White Collar is PERFECT for a good three seasons or so (Talitha78's vid to ‘Tonight I’m Fucking You’ by Enrique Iglesias fills me with glee to this day) but at some point you realise that the same two emotional arcs (one of them is doing sometime secretly but not for the reason you think and the other one is onto their betrayal and now doesn't trust them, then swap) repeat over and over again and never build and I cared too much to stand it and had to stop watching. If you are there for homoerotic frivolity though, I expect that stays steady.

Person of Interest I loved at the time (old men repressed and devoted, benevolent AI god struggles to communicate, eventually lesbians, astolat fic) but since then one of the main actors has gone big as a right wing QAnon weirdo.

If you want Bones but somehow even dumber (ex-Joss Whedon actor stars in a show about an unconventional law enforcement/writer crime-solving partnership) then: Castle.

Best actual crime plots (but not that erotic, except I suppose Goren likely gets a nearly sexual thrill from cracking people's psyches open), and it’s so old they don’t have computers on their desks at first and have to go to the library to look things up- the first 3 to 4 seasons of Law & Order: Criminal Intent. After that Vincent D’Onofrio gets tired and so do the writers.

My actual favourite procedural of all time is Elementary. I won’t say it doesn’t make mistakes (coughMycroft), but overall it is good all the way through, unlike all these other idiots.

THANK YOU FOR THIS. it's so helpful. i have read a lot of person of interest fic, to the point where i actually am not sure that i can watch the show, because i KNOW myself and i know i would spend the whole time being like "and when will they have the episode where the men enter a 24/7 bdsm relationship where sometimes harold keeps john in a sensory deprivation bodybag?

MY thing about procedural is that i'm suuuuch a wimp about murder. i actually cannot watch things that focus on the motivations of serial killers which is why the mentalist isn't gonna end up working out for me. i AM interested in bones, castle, and elementary as i enter this time in my life where i need to be watching something i halfway ignore, but again--i really don't like anything that focuses on murder and murderer rationales because i have a dumb soft little heart and dumb stupid old trauma. it's not all violence, or i obviously wouldn't be so into yellowjackets and tlou. it's literally just people dissecting very realistic murders and the why and how.

so you see why i have not managed to get into a lot of procedurals and why house md changed the entire game

[arthurdrakoni]

Season 3 of Residents of Proserpina Park has mythological tricksters, character development, and uh, oh right, me! I’m in this season too.

Season three of @proserpinapark has been something really special. We got twelve episodes rather than the usual ten, we got to meet the tricksters of the park, and the voice actors gave fantastic performances. Oh, and I got to be one of those voice actors.

When we last left our heroes, they had just come to a shocking revelation: the park is named Proserpina Park! Oh, and Sam is back. That’s also pretty important. Ah, but Sam isn’t alone. He’s joined by an old friend named Jessica. She has a freewheeling devil-may-care personality, and a very cavalier when it comes to the creatures of the park. Jessica is back to settle some old business. Business that Dog, the gang’s loyal alien in canine disguise, has some connection to. It has something to do with a particularly mysterious creature. 

Alina and her friends are going to have to venture into the depths of the park to find answers. They must be sure to keep their wits sharp. For, in this season, we shall meet the tricksters who call the park home. Meanwhile, Mirai is having her own adventures in Japan. She has found her way to a village populated by yoaki. She’s certainly out of place as a mere human, but she’ll make some unlikely allies during her time in the village. Everyone buckle up, because this season of Residents of Proserpina Park is sure to be a wild ride.

In the immortal words of John Lennon, you get by with a little help from your friends. That is a major theme of this season. It is repeatedly emphasized how Alina’s friends, Drew and Jun, help to reign in Alina and dial back her impulses.

Jessica, a new character from this season, also emphasizes the theme of friendship. She does so as a foil to Alina. Jessica is, essentially, how Alina would have turned out if she didn’t have her friends, or if she had alienated them. Jessica tends to rush in first, and ask questions later, if at all. She tends to focus on whether she can do something, rather than if she should do it. Jessica is determined to become the most powerful being in the park. It doesn’t matter how many creatures she has to hurt to achieve this.

We also get to learn more about Drew and Jun’s backstories this season. We learn that Drew tried college, decided it wasn’t for them, dropped out, and doesn’t have any concrete plans in life. They’re just going wherever the winds of fate take them. Drew is well aware that they will probably part ways with Alina and Jun one day. However, they don’t despair. It isn’t how much time they have with Alina and Jun, but how they spend it that matters. Even if they must part ways eventually, Drew will always have Alina and Jun’s backs.

This is quite a thoughtful and introspective moment from what tends to be a fairly lighthearted audio drama. It rings very true to my own experiences.

Naturally, we get to meet all sorts of amazing new creatures from across World Mythology and Folklore. I had been hoping we might meet Anansi, the trickster spider god of the Akan people, at some point. Lo and behold, this season more than delivered on that. Vincent C. Davis gave such an absolutely wonderful performance. He sounded almost exactly how I always envisioned Anansi sounding. It was pitch-perfect casting. I loved getting to meet the wemategunis. It is a creature from the folklore of the Lenape people. I always appreciate getting to learn more about Native American cultures. I was also pleasantly surprised that we got an entire episode devoted to Mirai’s adventures in Japan. I had been hoping we might get something like this at some point.

Let’s see, what am I forgetting? Oh, right, I’m in this season too. I got to voice Slenderman. He was included as an example of a creature form modern day folklore. This was the first major voice acting role that wasn’t a bit part. I’m very excited that I actually got to be part of Residents of Proserpina Park. I had a lot of fun voicing Slenderman. Angela Yih said she envisioned Slenderman sounding like God from Puppet History of the Universe. So, I tried to mimic that style. I love the distorted sound-effects that Angela included for the parts where Slenderman really shows his true colors. And hey, who knows, maybe you’ll get to hear me again when season four rolls around.

I don’t know what direction season four of Residents of Proserpina Park will be heading, it can’t wait to find out. Season three introduced so many amazing new creatures, but also have character development to the humans. The future is looking very bright for Residents of Proserpina Park.

Have you listened to season three of Residents of Proserpina Park? If so, what did you think?

Link to the original review on my blog: https://drakoniandgriffalco.blogspot.com/2023/08/the-audio-file-residents-of-proserpina.html

And here’s the links to my reviews of the first two seasons of you haven’t checked those out

Season One: https://drakoniandgriffalco.blogspot.com/2021/08/the-audio-file-residents-of-proserpina.html?m=1

Season Two: https://drakoniandgriffalco.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-audio-file-residents-of-proserpina.html?m=1

[boricuacherry-blog]

Some of the books in MJ's library

Taj Jackson shared that his famous uncle loved the book The Law of Success by Napoleon Hill. He says Jackson loved this book and owned several copies of it.

According to biographer J. Randy Taraborrelli, in the early 80s, Jackson gave copies of the book The Autobiography of P.T. Barnum to both his lawyer and manager and told them, "Make this your Bible. I want my life to be the greatest show on earth."

The Old Man and The Sea by Ernest Hemingway

Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving

The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale

Animal Language by Michael Bright

Complete Writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson

The 48 Laws of Power

Seagull by Jonathan Livingston

Poetry by Rabindranath Tagore

Robert Burns poems

White Nights: The Story of a Prisoner in Russia by Menachem Begin

Hagakure: The Book of The Samurai by T. Yamamoto

Books by Sri Aurobindo

Books by Kalki Krishnamurthy

The Greatest Salesman in the World by OG Mandino

Malcolm X by Malcolm Haley

The Red Balloon by Albert Lamorisse

The Complete Works of O. Henry

The Verger by Somerset Maugham

The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame

The Children's Hour by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The Tyger by William Blake

Sufi Poetry

The Bridge of Sighs by Thomas Hood

The Prophet by Khalil Gibran

Thoughts of Love: A Collection of Poems on Love by Susan Polis Schutz

Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allen Poe

They Cage the Animals at Night by Jennings Michael Burch

The Gift of Acabar by Og Mandino

Leaders of Men by Henry Woldmar Ruoff

Reflections in Black by Deborah Willis

Black in America by Eli Reed

Black Heroes of The 20th Century by Jessie Carney Smith

The Negro Caravan by Sterling A. Brown

Before the Mayflower by Lerone Bennet Jr.

How to Eat To Live by Elijah Muhammad

Your Creative Power by Alex Osborn

My Autobiography by Charlie Chaplin

Elvis Day By Day by Peter Guralnick

James Dean: An American Icon by David Loehr

Goldwyn: A Biography by A. Scott Berg

Duse: A Biography by William Weaver

Steps In Time by Fred Astaire

Bruce Lee: The Celebrated Life of the Golden Dragon by John Little

Songs My Mother Taught Me by Marlon Brando

Elia Kazan: A Life by Elia Kazan

The Rolling Stones: A Life on the Road

Abraham Lincoln by Carl Sandburg

Lincoln's Devotional by Carl Sandburg

Lennon in America: 1971-1980, Based in Part on the Lost Lennon Diaries, by Geoffrey Giuliano

Glass Onion: The Beatles In Their Own Words by Geoffrey Giuliano

The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics by Alan Aldridge

The Lost Lennon Interviews by Geoffrey Giuliano

Things We Said Today: Conversations with the Beatles by Geoffrey Giuliano

Books about Hitler - talking to Rabbi Schmuley Boteach, he said, "Hitler was a genius orator. To make that many people turn and change and hate, he had to be a showman and he was."

[vickiabelson]

Today, Live! It’s been a long time coming. 5 + years it’s taken to get a “yes” from Emmy Winner, Tim Busfield. He's so fun! Yay. And away we go!

Tim shares 30 Something, Sports Night, The West Wing, and Studio 60 on The Sunset Strip with a guy named Snuffy, and has a huge host of films, TV shows, and more stage performances that I've seen for a screen actor, maybe ever. 

From starring on Broadway in Sorkin's A few Good Men, co-starring with Kevin Costner in Field of Dreams, founding two stellar theatre companies, an abundance of service for kids in that regard, Quiz Show, Revenge of the Nerds, Trapper John, for all the seasons with our good friend, Gregory Harrison, Without a Trace, doing double- duty behind the camera, not only acting but directing of many of the above, exec producing Brooke Shields Lipstick Jungle, for one, directing the award-winning Guest Artist, written by and starring Jeff Daniels, serving in the Navy, and, perhaps most importantly, Tim's a lovingly devoted family man -in obviously mad love with his wife, Melissa Gilbert. What a great couple of givers they are, who've been gifted with each other.  

I communicated with Tim a few years ago on the Facebook when trying to finagle him into doing this show, and told him about my actress daughter, Samantha. He was so kind. Had it not been for the pandemic, who knows! 

Tim's a deeply soulful man, that's clear - and he's funny as... yeah, that. I can't wait for this! 

Timothy Busfield Live on Game Changers With Vicki Abelson

Wed, May 17th, 5 pm PT, 8 pm ET

Streaming Live on The Facebook

Daily by Toni Vincent & @peter_and_paul_ Cartoons

[avalkorn]

MOVIE & TV SHOW

1. Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts (2022)

2. The Falcon and the Winter Solider (S1) (2021)

3. Loki (S1) (2021)

4. Hawkeye (S1) (2021)

5. Bird Box (2018)

6. Annette (2021)

7. Harry Potter and Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)

8. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)

9. Bumblebee (2018)

10. The French Dispatch (2021)

11. The Courier (2020)

12. Rocky (1976)

13. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)

14. The King’s Man (2021)

15. Tick, tick… Boom! (2021)

16. Army of the Dead (2021)

17. House of Gucci (2021)

18. Nightmare Alley (2021)

19. Левиафан (2014)

20. Westworld (S1) (2016)

21. The 355 (2022)

22. I Am Zlatan (2021)

23. Westworld (S2) (2018)

24. Fahrenheit 451 (2018)

25. Uncharted (2022)

26. Moonfall (2022)

27. Peacemaker (S1) (2022)

28. Last night in Soho (2021)

29. Last Looks (2021)

30. Encanto (2021)

31. The Adam Project (2022)

32. Neon Genesis Evangelion (S1) (1995)

33. The End of Evangelion (1997)

34. Squid Game (S1) (2021)

35. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017)

36. Pleasure (2021)

37. Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (2001)

38. Infinite (2021)

39. Akudama Drive (S1) (2020)

40. Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)

41. The Lincoln Lawyer (2011)

42. Watchmen (2009)

43. Charlie’s Angels (2019)

44. Bungo Stray Dogs (S1) (2016)

45. Казнь (2022)

46. Карамора (S1) (2022)

47. Operation Mincemeat (2021)

48. Spellbound (1945)

49. In the Aisles (2018)

50. Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021)

51. The lighthouse (2019)

52. Armour of God (1986)

53. Top Gun (1986)

54. The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2021)

55. Водоворот (S1) (2020)

56. Donnie Darko (2001)

57. Chungking Express (1994)

58. The Truman Show (1998)

59. Fire of Love (2022)

60. Цвет граната (1968)

61. Jagten (2012)

62. What, If…? (S1) (2021)

63. Чики (S1) (2020)

64. Псих (S1) (2020)

65. Being John Malkovich (1999)

66. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)

67. The Grey Man (2022)

68. The Pray (2022)

69. Everything everywhere All at once (2021)

70. Jason Bourne (2016)

71. The Happening (2008)

72. The Italian Job (2003)

73. The Devil’s Advocate (1997)

74. Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)

75. Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

76. A Sound of Thunder (2004)

77. Paprika (2006)

78. Revolver (2005)

79. Boss Level (2019)

80. Smokin’ Aces (2006)

81. Trance (2013)

82. Black Hawk Dawn (2004)

83. Avatar (2009)

84. The Hunt (2020)

85. The Expanse (S5) (2021)

86. The Expanse (S6) (2022)

87. Bullet Train (2022)

88. The Greatest beer run ever (2022)

89. The Boys (S3) (2022)

90. Passengers (2016)

91. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

92. Stranger Things (S4) (2022)

93. Black Adam (2022)

94. House of the Dragon (S1) (2022)

95. Good morning, Vietnam (1987)

96. Jurassic World Dominion (2022)

97. Men (2022)

98. Only God Forgives (2013)

99. Three Thousand Years of Longing (2022)

100. Wasabi (2001)

101. The Office (S1) (2005)

102. Amsterdam (2022)

103. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (S1) (2022)

104. Westworld (S4) (2022)

105. Our Flag Means Death (S1) (2022)

106. Avenue 5 (S1) (2020)

107. Enola Holmes 2 (2022)

108. Gorbachev. Heaven (2020)

109. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

110. The Office (S2) (2005)

111. C’mon C’mon (2021)

112. Death on the Nile (2022)

113. Leon (1994)

114. Howl's Moving Castle (2004)

115. The Book of Eli (2009)

116. The Menu (2022)

117. Lightyear (2022)

118. Poker Face (2022)

119. In the Mood for Love (2000)

120. The Umbrella Academy (S3) (2022)

121. The Office (S3) (2006)

122. Wednesday (S1) (2022)

123. The Woman King (2022)

124. Devotion (2022)

125. Moon Knight (S1) (2022)

126. Pulp Fiction (1994)

127. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

128. Vincent (1982)

129. Frankenweenie (1984)

130. Scream (2022)

131. The Office (S4) (2008)

132. Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

133. Violent Night (2022)

134. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022)

135. Spirited (2022)

136. Don’t worry Darling (2022)

137. The Guardian of the Galaxy. Holiday Special (2022)

138. The Book of Boba Fett (S1) (2021)

139. Chinatown (1974)

140. The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)

141. Glass Onion (2022)

BOOK

1. The Witcher. The Lady of the Lake (1998)

2. Morphology of the Folktale (1928)

3. The Hero with a Thousand Faces (1949)

4. To Unknown Lady (1956)

5. Cinema. Who want to do everything (2018)

GAME

1. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (2020)

2. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017)

3. Uncharted 3. Drake’s Deception (2011)

4. Fortnite (2017)

5. Destiny 2 (2017)

6. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom battle (2017)

7. Titanfall 2 (2016)

8. Disco Elysium (2019)

9. Mass Effect: Andromeda (2017)

[chrancecriber]

Radio NET Bulgaria (December 19, 2022)

23:56 CHILLAXING JAZZ KOLLEKTION - My Story 23:51 NILS - Christmas is Here 23:47 EUGE GROOVE - Romeo & Juliet 23:42 RICHARD BROWN - Stars In My Eyes 23:38 WARREN HILL - Skinny Dippin' 23:33 BRAD ALEXANDER - Like the Dew 23:29 MAYSA - Christmas Time Is Here 23:24 BLAKE AARON - Encantadora (feat. Najee) 23:20 JESSY J - Turquoise Street 23:17 PAUL BROWN - For What It's Worth 23:12 VINCENT INGALA - Ready Or Not 23:08 KIM WATERS - It's Christmas 23:04 PETER WHITE - Bueno Funk 23:00 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - On My Mind 23:00 VELVET DREAMER - Your Game My Love (Five Seasons Remix) 22:56 MAXIGROOVE - Alone (Wellski) 22:52 SEVEN24 - Rescue Me (Original Mix) 22:47 RED CHAMELEON - Take You Away 22:43 DUBDIVER - Desert Land (Eternal Calling Mix) 22:38 MEHMET CEMAL YESILCAY - You And I 22:34 ARNOLD T - Just The Way You Are 22:30 YORK, ASHENI - Iceflowers (Original Mix) 22:27 ALAN MORRIS, ENZO, JESS MORGAN - Tapestry Of Us (Piano Acoustic Mix) 22:24 KENNY G, BRIAN MCKNIGHT - Careless Whisper 22:17 RAZ MITZAN, MOYA BRENNAN - Find The Sun (Original Mix) 22:13 JENS BUCHERT - Polaris (feat. Shine) 22:08 KITARO - Caravansary Original 22:02 GUENTER HAAS - Secret Diary 21:58 MICHAEL E - People Watching (Rubber Neck Mix) 21:53 ANN GRACE - Moon In Love 21:50 DJ CHART, DOBA, PRINCESS LARISSA - Danger Games 21:45 LA CAINA - Mona 21:41 DASH BERLIN, EMMA HEWITT - Waiting (Acoustic Version) 21:35 LA NUIT DEL MAR - Everybody (Luxury Lounge Cafe Mix) 21:30 DANITY KANE - Stay With Me (Van Immortal Remix) 21:26 KRYSTIAN SHEK - Devot 21:20 MILA - Impation 21:15 PREMASARA COUNCIL - Sensual Ecstasy 21:10 MICHAEL ANGELO, MELISSA LORETTA - Hearts Unspoken (Christopher Breeze Chillout Mix) 21:06 SOLARIC INC - Children (Chill Mix) 21:00 ROGER SANCHEZ - Another Chance (Afterlife Mix) 20:56 SILENCE OF SEPTEMBER - Sleep Of Reason 20:52 LOUNGE GROOVE AVENUE - Silk And Smooth 20:48 JIMMY ROQSTA, THALYA HILL - Endless Summer Dance (El Gambrero Remix) 20:44 NOMOSK, ROMAN MESSER, CHRISTINA NOVELLI - Lost Soul (Zetandel Chillout Remix) 20:39 SUPERLOOP - Be 20:33 SUNLOUNGER, ZARA TAYLOR - Lost (Chill Version) 20:30 DISCO FRIES, NIKO THE KID - The Light (Acoustic Version) 20:24 20SABANCI - As Faces Fade (Domenico Cascarino & Luca Lombardi Chill Out Remix) 20:18 JOHN DAHLBACK - Everywhere (D.O.N.S. vs. Tranquillo Chill Mix) 20:14 BLANK & JONES, RACHEL LLOYD - Under The Stars (Stardelay Mix) 20:10 SUPERTANGOX - Last Tango In Paris 20:04 VECHIGEN - No Fear (Summer Vibes Chill Mix) 19:59 ATB, TIFF LACEY - Missing 19:55 JANE MAXIMOVA - Novel 19:52 OCEAN DRIVE, DJ ORISKA - Without You (Acoustic Version) 19:44 THE RHYTHM DIVINE - Moments In Love 19:40 DOMINIK POINTVOGL - Step Up (Original Mix) 19:34 JES - Heaven (Orange Project Del Sol Interpretation) 19:27 GREEN POINT ORCHESTRA - Miriam Dub 19:24 CJ STONE, ANNA TURSKA, SHERLOCK - Believe Me (Chill Out Classic Mix) 19:17 351 LAKE SHORE DRIVE - Soiree Rouge (feat. Blueberry) 19:12 LEO ROJAS - Serenade To Mother Earth 19:08 SUNLOUNGER - In & Out (Chill Version) 19:02 TIESTO - I Will Be Here (Syntheticsax Ft. LiTa & R.I.J. Project Remix) 18:59 MOKITA - Monopoly (Acoustic Version) 18:55 ATB & TILSEN - Faith (Original Mix) 18:51 E ONE, ARUNA - Still Holding On (Aruna vs Conjure One Chill Mix Lounge Edit) 18:44 TRENTEMOLLER - Miss You (Lulu Rouge Feat. Asger Baden Remix) 18:38 KITARO - Dance Of Sarasvati 18:35 TINA COUSINS - Wonderful Life (Ballad Version) 18:29 SYNTHETICSAX - Here Workin' (DJ Rostej Original Remix) 18:24 SUPER8 TAB, ALYNA - Perfect Day (Original Mix) 18:21 ACTIVA, JULIE HARRINGTON - You Are Here (Ambient Mix) 18:18 CHICANE, KATE WALSH - Playing Fields (Original Mix) 18:11 TRANZLIFT - Heaven's Shore (Magdelayna's Chilled Remake) 18:07 FARUK SABANCI, JOSIE - Wake Up (Zetandel Chill Out Mix) 18:01 ARROJAS - Textpectations 17:57 T.A.T.U - Show me love (Zetandel Chill Remix) 17:54 KRONO, VANJESS - Redlight (Original Mix) 17:49 BLUE STAHLI - Corner (Ad Astra Remix) 17:45 BLISS - Evening Sun 17:41 COLLIN MCLOUGHLIN - Stereo Hearts (DJ Lime El Project Chill Remixes) 17:38 JOHN DAHLBACK - Shivers (Acoustic Version) 17:33 CALAR DEL SOLE - Cafe Del Mar (Lounge Remake) 17:28 JOSEPHINE SINCLAR - Paradise Deluxe 17:24 FILIPE NARCISO - Forbidden Love (Original Mix) 17:19 CANE GARDEN QUARTET - Chillaxin' 17:14 DOWNTEMPO GROOVERS - Smooth And Sexy Mix 17:08 CIARA, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - Love Sex Magic (Chillout Mix) 17:05 JAVAH, STACEY MCCLEAN - You And Me (Damien Chillout) 17:00 VIVIAN LACOSTE - Clair Del Mar 16:56 RICK HABANA - Cheers 16:52 JACKIEM JOYNER - Last Dance 16:47 JOEL THIBAULT - Night Sensation 16:44 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - Sweeter the Bells Never Sound 16:40 PATRICK YANDALL - Always There 16:35 GABRIEL MARK HASSELBACH - You Will Always Be The One 16:30 MARCUS ANDERSON - Hark The Herald 16:25 RANDY SCOTT - Joyride 16:21 KIM WATERS - Running to Love 16:17 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Jammin' After School 16:11 CHRIS STANDRING - Out of the Blue 16:08 DREW DAVIDSEN - Away In A Manger 16:04 DANCING FANTASY - Take The Night Train 16:00 AL GOMEZ - Groovesville 15:56 PAUL BROWN - On The Down Low 15:52 DR. DAVE, THE HOUSECALL BAND - G.B. Style (Revisited Version) 15:48 MARK ETHEREDGE - Lostinthe Shuffle (Feat. Paul Brown) 15:45 JONATHAN BUTLER - Joy To The World 15:41 DARRYL WILLIAMS - Turn Up (feat. Scott Wilkie) 15:32 ANDRE DELANO - Do You Hear What I Hear 15:28 TONY LINDSAY - Fixed 15:21 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Winelight 15:17 NICHOLAS COLE - Triple Threat (feat. Julian Vaughn & Marcus Anderson) 15:13 ADAM HAWLEY - Risin' Up 15:09 DANA FIELDS - Togetherness 15:05 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Waiting For You 15:00 JACKIE'S NEW CAR - Jackie's New Car 14:56 ROB TARDIK - B Positive (feat. Dave Koz) 14:52 KIM WATERS - Sumthin' Sumthin' 14:47 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - Stylish Walk 14:43 ANTOINE KNIGHT - Christmas in Maputo 14:39 JAZZ IN PINK - Smoother 14:33 JEFF KASHIWA - Meet You There 14:30 VINCENT INGALA - The True Meaning of Christmas 14:25 PETER WHITE - No Woman No Cry 14:21 BILLYRAY SHEPPARD - She's Lovely In Yellow 14:17 STEVE OLIVER - You Rescued Me 14:13 ALTHEA RENE - Let Me Love You 14:09 RONNY SMITH - Christmas Time is Here 14:05 JULIAN VAUGHN - Over & Over 14:00 KIRK FISCHER - Shades of Gray 13:56 KEITH SLATTERY - Round and Round 13:53 FRANK SUTTON - Travel Forecast 13:49 BLAIR BRYANT - Relentless 13:45 MARCUS ANDERSON - Oh Christmas Tree 13:40 MICHAEL LEMMO - Ready for It 13:35 DONALD HAYES - God Still 13:31 APPLETON - Christmas Song 13:26 TONY SAUNDERS - Alaya 13:22 PATRICK YANDALL - That Deep 13:17 ROBERT HARRIS - Forever Yours 13:13 THE SAX PACK - Here To Stay 13:09 DAVE KOZ - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 13:05 MARION MEADOWS - Real Time 13:00 EVERETTE HARP - Wait 4 U 12:55 EVERETTE HARP - Don't Look Any Further 12:51 CHRIS GODBER - Momentum 12:47 DARREN RAHN - Midnight Sun 12:43 DEE BROWN - Our Summer 12:39 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Joy To The World 12:35 AL DEGREGORIS - Tranquility 12:31 JOHN NOVELLO - Crush 12:28 DANA FIELDS - Feels Like Christmas 12:25 NICK COLIONNE - Joint is Poppin' 12:20 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Cadiwampus 12:16 KIM WATERS - Feels Like Friday Night 12:12 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - You Should Be Here 12:08 KNIGHTHAMMER - Christmas, I Love You 12:04 ROB TARDIK - Walk It Like You Talk It (feat. Roberto Vally) 12:00 JONATHAN FRITZEN - Turn Back Time 11:56 DEE LUCAS - The Time Is Now 11:52 JESSY J - White Sand (feat. Paul Brown) 11:48 VINCENT INGALA - Caught Me By Surprise 11:44 ROBERT CHRISTA - Goblins' World 11:40 SHAKATAK - A Christmas Dream 11:36 DARRYL WILLIAMS - Do You Remember (feat. Michael Lington) 11:32 PAUL HARDCASTLE - Skylight 11:28 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Christmas Time Is Here 11:23 GREGG KARUKAS - Speakeasy 11:20 PHILLIP DOC MARTIN - Just the Two of Us 11:15 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Snow Lion (Feat. Michael Thompson) 11:11 MARC ANTOINE - Cancun Blue 11:07 JODY MAYFIELD - Oh Christmas Tree 11:04 RONNY SMITH - Josey 11:00 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Tell Me Why (Feat. Paul Brown) 10:56 MARQUEAL JORDAN - Mahogany 10:52 JAMES LLOYD - Moving Right Along 10:47 NICHOLAS COLE - Should've Been Us (Feat. Kay-Ta Matsuno) 10:43 PATRICK YANDALL - Stay Tonite 10:40 GERALD ALBRIGHT - This Christmas 10:35 GREGORY GOODLOE - Yearning for Your Love 10:31 PETER WHITE - The Closer I Get To You 10:27 MARION MEADOWS - A Winter Lullaby 10:23 DAVID PETROSYAN - Forgive Me 10:19 KEITH ANDREW - Cielo (feat. Chris Standring) 10:15 BLAKE AARON - Weekend in Paradise 10:11 PIECES OF A DREAM - Warm Weather 10:08 ART MORRIS - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 10:04 CHRIS STANDRING - Shake You Up 10:00 ZOLBERT - Focus 09:55 NILS - Cruisin' 09:50 PETER WHITE - Long Ride Home 09:46 DARREN RAHN - Easy Does It 09:40 BRIAN BROMBERG - The Most Wonderful Time of the Year 09:36 KIM WATERS - Shakedown 09:33 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - Let's Fall In Love 09:28 DAVID BENOIT - Angels We Have Heard On High 09:25 GINO ROSARIA, ALTHEA RENE - Road Trip 09:20 BOB BALDWIN - Unthinkable 09:15 AVENUE BLUE - That's the Way of the World (feat. Jeff Golub) 09:12 VINCENT INGALA - Echoes of the Heart 09:08 KEB' MO' - Better Everyday 09:04 PATRICK YANDALL - The Beat Generation 09:00 RANDY SCOTT - Make Me Over 08:56 MEKIEL REUBEN - When I Get There 08:51 REZA KHAN - Clear Skies 08:47 KIM WATERS - Forever Yours 08:43 DEON YATES - Quintastic 08:39 LISA MCCLOWRY - It Wouldn't Feel Like Christmas 08:34 SEAN U - 60 Miles 08:30 JIM ADKINS - Highway 12 08:25 RONNY SMITH - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 08:22 PAOLO RUSTICHELLI - Sol 08:18 JODY MAYFIELD - Right Now (feat. Bill Hart) 08:14 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - I'll Be There 08:10 PAUL TAYLOR - One Step Closer 08:07 AARON BING - O Christmas Tree 08:04 LE JAZZ COLLAB - On the Tap 08:00 INCOGNITO - Racing Through the Bends 07:56 DEE LUCAS - Through It All 07:51 ELAN TROTMAN - Prayer for Humanity 07:48 BE'NE MUSIC - Missing You 07:45 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Silent Night 07:40 BILLY EVANS - She Makes Me Smile 07:37 ROBERTO RESTUCCIA - Love Crazy 07:31 MICHAEL LINGTON - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 07:26 GERALD ALBRIGHT - True Colors 07:22 MARION MEADOWS - Don't Wait Up 07:18 NILS - Trip Me 07:14 PETER WHITE - Just Give Me A Chance 07:08 DREW DAVIDSEN - We 3 Stringz (feat. Chuck Loeb & Paul Jackson Jr.) 07:04 THE SAX PACK - Wanna Get Closer 07:00 PATRICK BRADLEY - Song of May (feat. Darren Rahn) 06:56 RICK HABANA - Table for Two 06:52 KIM WATERS - Let's Make Love 06:48 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - Together Again 06:42 MARK MAXWELL - Let It Snow 06:38 BRIAN BROMBERG - The Anticipation 06:33 BLAKE AARON - Feels So Right 06:30 VINCENT INGALA - Sleigh Ride 06:27 MARCUS ANDERSON - 2 Cream, 3 Sugars 06:22 PAUL HARDCASTLE - Happy Go Lucky 06:18 DARRYL WILLIAMS - How Long Has It Been (feat. Jeff Lorber & Marcus Anderson) 06:12 NELSON RANGELL - Clutch 06:09 JACK JEZZRO - It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas 06:04 GREGG KARUKAS - Two Hearts Make One 06:00 RICHARD ELLIOT - Metropolis 05:57 BENNETT B - Between Rivers 05:53 JIM ADKINS - So Far so Good 05:49 JAMES LLOYD - No Holds Barred 05:45 GREG MANNING - Grateful (feat. Judah Sealy) 05:41 HERB ALPERT - I'll Be Home For Christmas 05:36 ZOLBERT - Back Home 05:33 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Where is The Love 05:29 BRAD ALEXANDER - What Child Is This 05:25 NORMAN BROWN - Let's Wait Awhile 05:20 PAUL TAYLOR - Countdown 05:16 MARCUS JOHNSON - Me Myself & I 05:12 GHOST JAZZ TRIO BAND - Sun Tides 05:08 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - The Christmas Song 05:04 ANDRE DELANO - Night Riders 05:00 PAUL BROWN - My Funny Valentine 04:57 TERENCE YOUNG - Take You Out 04:52 WAKANA - Fly High (feat. re plus) 04:47 RHYTHM LOGIC - Call Me Tonight 04:43 KEVIN STEVENSON - Talk To Me 04:39 MARION MEADOWS - Jingle Bells 04:35 NILS - Two Of A Kind 04:31 PETER WHITE - Talkin' Bout Love 04:30 DR. SAXLOVE - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 04:26 JEANETTE HARRIS - Passing Time 04:21 RICK BRAUN - Versace On The Floor 04:17 KIM WATERS - Rhythm and Romance 04:13 WALTER DUDA - Invisible 04:09 BEN TANKARD - A Guitar for Christmas 04:04 BONEY JAMES - Lights Down Low 04:00 MICHAEL LEMMO - Northern Lights 03:56 ALEX FALDIN - Comfortline 03:50 EUGE GROOVE - Chillaxin 03:46 MICHAEL SILVERMAN, ERIC MARIENTHAL - In These Times 03:42 OLI SILK - Easy Does It 03:41 JOYCE COOLING - Winter Waltz 03:37 VINCENT INGALA - Shadow Dancer 03:32 BONEY JAMES - Detour 03:30 ROBERTO TOLA - A Christmas Ago 03:26 DEON YATES - No Other Love (feat. Chis Davis) 03:22 AL DEGREGORIS - Drive Time 03:17 ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY - So Kylie 03:13 PAUL HARDCASTLE - Cut Loose 03:08 NICK COLIONNE - We Three Kings 03:04 GREG MANNING - Elegant Lady 03:00 DANCING FANTASY - Funky Beach Shack 02:56 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - March On (Feat. Jeff Lorber) 02:52 KIM WATERS - Morning Star 02:48 DERRICK HARVIN - Eyes Wide Open 02:43 BRIAN BROMBERG - Feliz Navidad 02:39 ANDY SNITZER - On and On 02:34 WAYMAN TISDALE - Get Down On It 02:31 SYLVIA BENNETT - The Christmas Song 02:26 PAUL BROWN - Winelight 02:21 FREDDIE FOX - Sensual 02:17 DARRIUS JAMAR - Bounce Back 02:12 POP'N BOSSA - Too Good to Say Goodbye 02:08 DAVE KOZ - I'll Be Home For Christmas (Feat. Matt Cusson) 02:04 NORMAN BROWN - The North Star (feat. Marion Meadows) 02:00 NILS - Finally Here 01:55 PETER WHITE - Jump On It 01:50 YOLANDA RABUN - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 01:41 KIM WATERS - Go 01:36 KONSTANTIN KLASHTORNI - You Make Me Smile 01:32 JEFF KASHIWA - Mediterranean Nights 01:28 SHAKATAK - Blue Christmas 01:24 RICHARD ELLIOT - Authentic Life 01:21 PETER HEROLD - Still the One 01:17 JOE MCBRIDE, THE TEXAS RHYTHM CLUB - Gentle Rain 01:12 JULIAN VAUGHN - Romance The Rain 01:08 BEN TANKARD - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 01:04 PETER WHITE - The View From Your Window 01:00 LOWELL HOPPER - No Turning Back 00:55 BAKERS DOZEN - No Doubt 00:52 TIM BOWMAN - Miracle 00:48 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Angels We Have Heard on High 00:44 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Keep in Touch 00:39 EDGARDO CINTRON - No Scrubs 00:35 BRENDAN ROTHWELL - Meant to Be 00:31 LES SABLER - Where Has She Gone 00:28 MICHAEL LINGTON - A Child is Born in Bethlehem 00:24 BILLYRAY SHEPPARD - Take Flight 00:20 NICK COLIONNE - Be Urself 00:15 BK JACKSON - That Time Of Night 00:11 GREGG KARUKAS - Your Sweet Smile 00:07 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 00:03 MARION MEADOWS - Lunchbox 00:00 PEET PROJECT - Bipolar

[pearl-tarotist]

⋆༊*·˚ Which art movement would your FS and you be? Part 2 ☄. *.

“The heart of man is very much like the sea, it has its storms, it has its tides and in its depths it has its pearls too” (Vincent van Gogh, The Letters of Vincent van Gogh).

In each art movement you can see that certain topics are used… The brushstrokes are not the same, the colours are not the same, the painters are not the same. The aura and its aim are different. Each painting is as different as each relationship. This is part 2, just 3 options to chose from part 1 felt little. If you don’t feel attracted to any of these, go to part 1!

PILE 1

(Ten of shells – The Devil)

Your “art movement” would be Ukiyo-e. Let me quote: “Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art which flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries. Its artists produced woodblock prints and paintings of such subjects as female beauties; kabuki actors and sumo wrestlers; scenes from history and folk tales; travel scenes and landscapes; flora and fauna; and erotica (Shunga). The term ukiyo-e (浮世絵) translates as "picture[s] of the floating world".

I think this is the art movement that represents this couple because there’s a lot of passion and sexual tension with the Devil card. There would be a lot of raw feelings and rough manners and touches. I think you should take a look at some shunga (erotic ukiyo-e) paintings.

But this does not end here! I think that the woman or the one with the most female energy is absolutely beautiful and radiant; the images I am getting are of some of flowers, gardens and cute summer dresses. I think this is not only a carnal relationship but one of adoration. It’s a win from both parts; there’s a feeling of wholeness and stability. And the dates will be so good! Close to the sea, surrounded by nature and flowers and so much beauty.

Artist I recommend: Katsushika Hokusai and The tale of Genji (Book I still have to read).

Feedback is appreciated ❤️✨

PILE 2

(Nine of gems – Eight of shells)

Romanticism! As much lovely this name sounds, its actual meaning is far away. It is characterised by individualism, glorification of the past (medieval) and heroic individualists that value their own ideas and feelings more than any other thing, even if that means to part away from society.

I think this couple will have to fight certain social rules or expectations of them. You may even have to fight for your independence and sacrifice some things in the way. A perfect example would be Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice, even with the economic circumstances going against her, she remained strong in her beliefs and sense of justice. She would rather stay alone than with someone that she didn’t love; it all had it reward.

I think the most characteristic part from this couple is its strength and will to do what they value and love and it also has to do with some supernatural/occult tendencies. There’s something scary/ too intense going on (Edgar Allan Poe vibes) too.

Artists I recommend: Jane Austen (author) and John William Waterhouse.

Feedback is appreciated ❤️✨

PILE 3

(Strength – The Hermit)

Middle Ages Art, Europe (1200-1300), specially the figure of Ramon LLull. There’s a strong feeling linked to religion, devotion and strength. It’s a mix between two sisters: faith and science. Strength toward the exterior and a need of introspection inside of us. How can I explain this?

In the most famous book of this author, Ramon LLull, called “Árbol de la Ciencia (Arbor Scientiae)” (Tree of the science), he uses a metaphor of a three as the representation of each brand of science (we have to understand that in that age “science” does not hold the same meaning). The tree was the body of the universal knowledge, art, science, religion, philosophy. It’s a symbol of life and relationship.

I think this is important because this couple will have everything; you both will be as the three that grows from the universe. You both can have it all; philosophy, art, science… You both have it inside of you. I think it’s going to be such a complete couple; even when different you are made of the same tree.  As if it was the center of the universe; and there will be a strong point of inflexion in religion/beliefs/your divine principles.

I would advise everyone in this pile to read about the "Arbol of science”, if hopefully you can find information of it in English( you will find it in Spanish, though).

Feedback is appreciated ❤️✨

[scullydubois]

this little corner of the internet has been the only thing keeping me partially sane during the pandemic & if you're reading this, i am beyond thankful for you.

here are some of the lovely people who have kept me afloat: @iconicscullyoutfits @samanthamulder @fbiscully @enigmaticxxbee @bigwarmth @softiescully @lilybart @suitablyaggrieved @theresanemman @smalldisbeliever @ariverofsongs @kittenscully @o6666666 @scullysexual @catcryptid @conspiracieys @retiretothesaltonsea @frogsmulder @lipstickscully @medicaldoctordana @zabihah (the list just keeps growing, i'm sure i've missed someone!)

andddd because this is a time for reflection (whatever that means!), here are some of my favorite things that I experienced this year:

poetry:

the collected poems of audre lorde

devotions by mary oliver

the complete poems by anne sexton

bright dead things by ada limón

the carrying by ada limón

postcolonial love poem by natalie diaz

night sky with exit wounds by ocean vuong

goldenrod by maggie smith

the undressing: poems by li-young lee

prelude to bruise by saeed jones

when i grow up i want to be a list of further possibilities by chen chen

novels:

invisible man by ralph ellison

giovanni's room by james baldwin

east of eden by john steinbeck

the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde

non-fiction:

oranges are not the only fruit by jeanette winterson

empty without you: the intimate letters of eleanor roosevelt and lorena hickock

eleanor by david michaelis

follies of god: tennessee williams and the women of the fog by james grissom

me: stories of my life by katharine hepburn

all about love: new visions by bell hooks

television:

the great

sex education (season three)

jack whitehall: travels with my father

californication (seasons 1-3 are all i can vouch for so far and by vouch for, i mean tell you it's extremely problematic but somehow still good)

seinfeld

movies:

i usually just rewatch movies i already know i like, so this list is short

bringing up baby (1938)

promising young woman

music (my taste is basic as hell):

if i can't have love, i want power by halsey

a touch of the beat gets you up on your feet gets you out and then into the sun by aly & aj

everything taylor swift has done and will ever do

high violet (2010) by the national

take the sadness out of saturday night by bleachers

the queen is dead (1986) by the smiths (why did i become obsessed with this in 2021 omg)

home video by lucy dacus

daddy's home by st vincent

saves the world (2019) by muna

rearrange us by mt. joy

22 break by oh wonder

other random things I recommend:

KISS USA glue-on nails and LA Colors nail glue...i hate painting/ having my nails painted but i like the self confidence boost, and this has done the trick for me!

believe it or not, dating apps...i haven't actually gone on a date but i pretty much feared dating apps before this year & making a profile + spending time on some has really made me feel more comfortable with myself and the idea that i don't always have to be alone

if there's something you've wanted to do for awhile that is within your reach, do it!! i had wanted to get another piercing since jan 2020 but kept putting it off bc of the pandemic. i finally got it over the summer and love it so much!!

[diaryofageekgirl]

A list of songs that make me think of The Greatest Love Story Ever Told. Listen here on Youtube.

Hoax - Taylor Swift

Photograph - Ed Sheeran

Leather Jacket - The Arkells

Drive - Halsey

Lessons In Love - Eileen Laverty

This Love - Taylor Swift

Iris - Goo Goo Dolls

Angel - Aerosmith

ET - Katy Perry

And So It Goes - Billy Joel

Fool In The Rain - Led Zeppelin

I Wish You Would - Taylor Swift

Ice Age - Serena Ryder

Forty-Five Years - Stan Rogers

Ten Years Gone - Led Zeppelin

Our Song - Taylor Swift

All Of Me - John Legend

Vincent - Don McLean

The Night We Met - Lord Huron

For The Nights I Can’t Remember - Hedley

Lips Of An Angel - Hinder

Exile - Taylor Swift ft. Bon Iver

Happy Ending - Mika

Venus - Sleeping At Last

Roller Coaster - Serena Ryder

Coney Island - Taylor Swift ft. The National

The Rules For Lovers - Richard Walters

I Don’t Know How To Love Him - Glee Cast cover

Church - Fall Out Boy

Wonderland - Taylor Swift

Getaway Car - Taylor Swift

The End of All Things - Panic! At The Disco

Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol

Your Song - Elton John

Afterglow - Taylor Swift

Hopelessly Devoted To You - Glee Cast cover

Everything’s Alright - Lauren Shigihara

Water Under The Bridge - Adele

The Story of Us - Taylor Swift

The Saltwater Room - Owl City

When The Day Met The Night - Panic! At The Disco

You Are In Love - Taylor Swift

Rain Song - Led Zeppelin

Skin Crawl - Serena Ryder

Perfect - Ed Sheeran

More Than I Deserve - Christian Kane

Dress - Taylor Swift

Favourite Record - Fall Out Boy

Landslide - Dixie Chicks cover

Ivy - Taylor Swift

Wheels Like A Chevrolet - Connie Kaldor

Need You Now - Lady A

You And I - Lady Gaga

Have A Little Faith In Me - Briana Buckmaster

Cowboy Like Me - Taylor Swift

I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing - Aerosmith

Hanging By A Moment - Lifehouse

Better Now - Serena Ryder

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ok so you sent me an ask about my tags, but i've always loved yours!!! i like it when people have tags that are poetic or songs or references or inside jokes. how did you choose the ones you use? they all seem related but if there's a story, i'd love to hear it!

I'm so happy to hear that I put so much effort into having a coherent tagging system on here it makes me delighted when people like them. They actually are all unrelated source wise but they are all themed around what I think the character/relationships central thesis is. these are going to be long so I'm going to put it under a read more.

knighthood as religion is dean's tag because I believe his core narrative is centered around being both raised and personally devoted to the idea of being a protector and shield for people but in particular sam in a way that goes beyond duty and exists as a devout calling. without that he lacks purpose and ambition (even though he doesn't but the fact that he actively chooses not to pursue anything outside of this adds to the religious sacrifice inmho) protecting sam, and through assocation, sam himself are his deities creating a very specific moral code that he operates under that only he understands and holds himself too. it's both a critique of his character and what I see as a personal tragedy as john raised him this way and he never really had a choice or an option to exist any other way - the fact that he embraces it is almost a non-existent point because he was created to be duty bound and dies duty bound in a way that he revels and finds peace in because he's always known that was his fate.

the devil that was is sam's tag because his identity is created on being lucifer's vessel despite the fact that his personality and nobility is the antithesis of it. his early narratives are wrapped around him struggling to work against this nature and briefly, embracing it as a means to an end but then ultimately rejecting his function and form and becoming himself again even if it is at a high cost that he never full recovers from. sam is actively choosing to not be what he was created for and so "the devil that was" is this idea that he both was, is, and isn't demonic and in way, that's the only act of agency he's allowed to consistently keep throughout the series. he doesn't own his life, body, purpose, direction, or connections but he did prevent himself from being the vessel of lucifier and I think that's central to the way that I understand and appreciate his character.

two people shorten a road comes from the irish term bóthar with that being it's literal translation as a means of saying "company makes the journey pass more quickly" and that companionship makes life better. I don't use that tag for them anymore because what I like about their relationship has changed but I still think it's a good tag. my brother tag at the moment is just the winchester brothers as placeholder until I find something new. the road leads nowhere is somewhat connected to two people shorten a road and it's my thesis of the show tag about how the entire story is about the fact that they are falling a pre-destined plan (both within and outside of the meta) that their journey is ultimately meaningless and that they revel and seek out that meaninglessness because the road itself is the only home they've known and they have never sought out, or settled at a destination. it's both a jab at the show's insane, convoluted narrative and a mythical commentary on their purpose.

I wait for you at roadside mass is my sastiel tag which I don't use as much anymore because my interest in the ship has waned as I've focused almost exclusively on s1-5 but it's the idea that sam is religiously devout and cas is both a representation of the divine, proof of the divine, and also a vessel for divine love. sam is always traveling and since he grew up in a family that wasn't interested in religion he has no concept of a stationary church or house of worship and so cas in many ways embodies that for him. cas is his holy house and he waits for him by the roadside for him to hear his prayer and create space and connection to the divine.

childhood is a kingdom where nobody dies is my pre-series tag and a edna st. vincent poem (my url is also from an edna st. vincent poem she is a very important poet to me) about the transition from childhood to adulthood and ultimately, the departure for it in a way that feels very appropriate for the winchesters. it's also a play on irony, as their childhood was filled with death and also a bi-product of the death of their mother but also they did not die, and their father did not die and in a way they learned to accept that as long as that didn't happen death lacked permanence.

love is where the knife goes in is my samruby tag and it's just about their jesus/judas relationship just the foundation of what it's like to love your own betrayer, knowing that they plan on wounding you and wincing when it goes in anyway even if you are waiting to hurt them in term and how if you experience that enough you start associating love with wounding, that even the wound itself become a deceleration of affection in its own way.

the motherless oven is my winchester family tag and it's from the title of a graphic novel from the same name that has no relation to supernatural but the phrase has always stuck with me and i feel like it embodies the family well. they are a hot-tempered, relentless family that are all trapped within each other and because of each other and all mourn and represent the absence of mary in their lives. they are both their own tomb and also entombed within their romanticization and martyrdom of mary.

and those are all of my active tags! I still want tags for ruby, john, both of the boys in relation to their father because each of them have a fascinating relationship with him, cas, and maybe the winchesters + cas because that is an engaging dynamic as well. I do not like deancas and don't blog about it but I probably would come up with a fun tag for it if creativity struck me.

thank you again for asking!!! this was so much fun to type out. I've been wanting to write out something like this for awhile because I have put a lot of thought into each tag.

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MONARCHIST LEAGUE MEMBERS REMEMBER...

The League's memorial page is now online as the landing page of our website at monarchist.ca ~ special thanks to our long-time graphic designer and friend, Ted Sancton, of Studio Melrose, Montreal, for publishing it it so quickly upon the arrival of this morning's sad news..

MEMORIES OF PRINCE PHILIP John Yogis, of Halifax, writes: I was given access to The Queen and Prince Philip at various times during their 1994 Halifax visit including the State Dinner. Even though I was in the royal presence for hours I never expected to actually speak to either HM or HRH. On their last day I think I was the only photographer permitted to take pictures at a private coffee gathering following a ceremony where HRH presented Duke of Edinburgh Awards. I snapped away as he spoke to various guests, and then he surprised me by coming over and saying, “I understand you are a law professor?” I replied, “Yes, sir.” He then said, “what the hell are you doing taking pictures”? He moved on and I never had the chance to make a reply. I later realized he had been filled in by the then Chairman of the League branch. I guess that counts as part of a conversation. I must say, however, that I was pleased to get quite a few very good photos some of which I copyrighted. John Fraser, of Toronto, (sometime Master of Massey College) writes: Prince Philip came to Massey College during The Queen’s Golden Jubilee visit to Canada... The College was founded by the late Vincent Massey and its cornerstone was laid by Prince Phillip in 1962. When Philip returned in 2002...the most fun was when I took him on a tour of the quadrangle where hoping to meet him were over 300 of the College community. This included all the members of the Southam journalism fellowship.... When we approached the six journalists, I said to Himself: “Well, Sir, here are the journalism fellows.“ Prince Phillip looked at them suspiciously. He wasn’t the greatest friend the media had then — or now. “And what the devil do they do?” he asked, narrowing his eyes. “Well Sir,” I responded helpfully and enthusiastically, “they get a year off from work, they also get to study any subject the university offers and go on trips of discovery to Europe and other places .” “A bit of a holiday then, is it chaps?” asked Prince Phillip as he kept walking past the journalists who all nodded enthusiastically; but he didn’t linger to hear the answer... “....and a bit of a holiday for your victims,“ he muttered under his breath. But I heard him. The Founder recalls: I covered the Royal Homecoming of 1976 for the League’s publication, Monarchy Canada. It began in Newfoundland. On the first afternoon, Gordon Winter, the Lieutenant Governor, held a reception at Government House for the media on tour (which subsequently took us to Saskatchewan and then Alberta where HM opened the Commonwealth Games). Each of us was presented in a tented receiving line to the Royal couple by our own name and the news outlet we were representing. We were asked to move briskly through it, as The Queen and the Duke would then chat informally with us as we assembled in groups of five or six in the spacious gardens. The Queen smiled and shook my hand; but the Duke, standing next to her, maintained his grip as I began to turn away and shall we say propelled me back, turned to HM and said with great enjoyment, “Did you hear? He’s in competition with us.”  The Queen gave him what one might call her ‘O, Philip’ look, a faint half-smile. I was then released from the tent to the cool of the gardens, only to be kidded in my “group” by Charlie Lynch, the Southam correspondent and a great monarchist. Some years later, in the course of the Golden Jubilee homecoming to Canada, I took my Mother to a Garden Party at Rideau Hall to realize her life-long ambition to meet The Queen - we were presented when a League member’s diorama was given her. I had been at several events during the tour, so was not surprised when the Duke, following HM, greeted me by saying, “Ah, you again!” But my Mother was absolutely thrilled! Judy Hagen, of Courtenay, BC, writes: In the 1980's, my husband, Hon Stan Hagen, was MLA for Comox Parksville. The Queen and the Duke were staying with a friend in Parksville. There were many official functions that the Cabinet (and their wives) attended in Vancouver. At one event, there was a small gathering with the Duke and I was standing beside him. So to make small talk, I said " I believe you are staying in my area at Lady Veronica's lovely home." The Duke replies" I just go where I am told". and then he moved on. My husband was then Minister of Science and Technology so he squired the Duke around all day to show off technology at BCIT and UBC. There was a large official dinner that night. As the Duke walked slowly behind Her Majesty and the Premier, down a row of tables leading to the Head Table. the Duke spotted Stan, stepped back and whispered to him..."so you have to come to this sort of thing too!" Roddy MacKenzie, of Vancouver, writes: In 1993, I had lunch with Prince Philip at the Seaforth Armoury in Vancouver. He's the Colonel-in-Chief of the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Kim Campbell was with us in her capacity as Canada's Minister of Defence. Weeks later of course, she became Prime Minister... Moments before the Prince arrived, I asked Kim why she was so excited, given daily she dealt with the highest officials in Canada. She replied: "We are all just politicians Roddy. Prince Philip is ROYALTY."  When HRH arrived, I was the midpoint of the receiving line the ten of us formed to meet him. The atmosphere was stiff and formal.  When I was introduced to Prince Philip, we shook hands. Then he asked what I do when I'm not being a Seaforth.  I replied: "I'm a lawyer sir". As the Prince was about to move on, I added:  "and my wife (with whom he had just shaken hands) is a Judge." Prince Philip stopped so abruptly the senior Seaforth escorting him almost bumped into him. The Prince turned to me said with surprise: "A lawyer married to a Judge?" He paused, looked at us both, and then added: "There isn't any collusion here, is there?" Then he threw back his head and laughed, thereby breaking the formal tension in the room, and creating an amiable atmosphere. Beth McKay, of Ottawa, writes: This memory of Prince Phillip is of one of his visits to the National Capital where there was ecumenical gathering of some sort with religious leaders of many faiths. Unfortunately it was pouring rain and, in his dry humour, the Prince quipped, “Surely between the lot of you you could have done something about the weather.” One of the religious leaders quickly responded, “We’re in sales, not management !”This, brought a smile to the faces of many of those gathered there. On another occasion I had the pleasure of being introduced to Prince Philip in the Officers Mess of the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa. At the end of his walkabout greeting everyone, he moved to sign the border of his portrait that had been hanging in the mess. When he approached he asked, “Where is the Regimental pen?” Surprisingly, the pen had disappeared . Suddenly a young officer offered his fountain pen to be used. One will never know if that pen holds a place of pride in the Officer’s home having been used to sign the portrait by the Prince or whether the original pen disappeared on purpose ! It will remain a mystery. THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA Message on the Death of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh April 9, 2021 OTTAWA—Throughout his long life, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh devoted himself to the people of the Commonwealth and of Canada. He stood by Her Majesty The Queen for more than six decades, a constant and reassuring presence. He valued community, duty and service. He believed in wildlife conservation, volunteerism and supporting young people. A tireless world traveller, he showed that Canada held a special place in his heart by visiting this country more than any other. The Duke of Edinburgh leaves a legacy that has touched so many, especially the hundreds of thousands of young participants in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards program. This program, which he established in Canada more than 50 years ago, has celebrated and encouraged service and excellence among young people across the country and around the world. His Royal Highness understood we must offer the next generations opportunities to succeed, and he believed in the power of youth to change the world for the better. As a sign of our enduring respect, His Royal Highness was made the very first Extraordinary Companion of the Order of Canada in 2013, a fitting tribute for an extraordinary man. He was also invested as Commander of the Order of Military Merit, an honour that speaks directly to his own military past and his commitment to our women and men in uniform. His Royal Highness devoted his life to his family and to fulfilling his unique role in our constitutional monarchy. Whether speaking with young Canadians about their hopes and dreams, presenting colours and meeting troops at military bases and events, or representing the Crown at state occasions, Prince Philip constantly showed his commitment to Canada. He was a great friend of this country and he will be dearly missed. On behalf of all Canadians, I offer my deepest condolences to the members of the Royal Family.                                                                                                                                            Richard Wagner                               Administrator of the Government of Canada

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