#joseph paquin

[mote-historie]

French fashion plate, Page de Joseph Paquin, Art Gout Beaute, Feuillets de l'élégance féminine, March 1932.

[history-of-fashion]

ab. 1920 Evening dress and underbodice by Madame Joseph Paquin (Paris, France)

silk, metal, glass, silk satin, net

(National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne)

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Soldiers Plead Guilty To Cigarette Theft," Montreal Star. August 3, 1943. Page 3. --- Two soldiers, Joseph A. Briand, 19, and Joseph E. Paquin, 23, stationed at Longueuil, pleaded guilty before Judge J. C. Langlois today to a charge of burglary and receiving cigarettes, valued at $50, from a store at 3661 Ontario street east. They will be sentenced on Thursday.

They were arrested by Sgt. Dets. Paul Hetu and J. Jette, of the city night patrol.

[missyourflight]

would you ever write a she's all that maxiel au or any other maxiel classic teen romcom au!!!

for my sins i'm so attached to the age difference that it makes thinking about teen aus tricky (hs football au the exception that proves the rule etc)

but! i do think she's all that au (she's all max) would be so juicy! is max a bet?? is he a fucking bet??? shyly showing daniel his art but none of it was real... daniel doing hackey sack spoken word poetry... probably martin is anna paquin and gives max a makeover.

10 things i hate about you au where daniel is bianca (crop top prom dress) and max is joseph gordon levitt (wants daniel So much goes to So much effort)...

actually the teen au i reallly want is the your name (2016) bodyswap au... real ones know ☄️

[themovieblogonline]

A Bit of Light Review: A Commendable Cinematic Experience

A Bit of Light is a cinematic tapestry woven from the threads of human fragility, redemption, and the complex dynamics of familial ties. Directed by Stephen Moyer and penned by Rebecca Callard, whose stage play of the same name serves as the foundation, the film explores the gritty reality of life’s challenges through the lens of its protagonist, Ella, portrayed with visceral vulnerability by Anna Paquin. This narrative is not for the faint-hearted, but rather, for those who appreciate cinema that delves into the essence of what it means to be profoundly human. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6I_zfwvk_w The story unfolds with Ella, a character almost hitting the fourth decade of her life, finding herself in the throes of upheaval. Her journey of battling sobriety leads her to relinquish temporary custody of her daughters to her ex-husband, Joseph (Youssef Kerkour), and his new partner, Bethan (Pippa Bennett-Warner). The desperation of her situation compels her to move back with her father, Alan (Ray Winstone), marking the beginning of an emotional odyssey into the past, present, and murky waters of interpersonal relationships. The Good: The casting is a stroke of brilliance, with each actor bringing depth and authenticity to their roles. Anna Paquin shines as Ella, encapsulating the torturous journey of a woman grappling with the demons of addiction, the anguish of motherhood lost, and the relentless pursuit of redemption. Ray Winstone, as Alan, delivers a stellar performance that oscillates between the hard exterior of a disillusioned father and the soft underbelly of paternal love. Youssef Kerkour and Pippa Bennett-Warner complement this ensemble with their nuanced portrayals. They offer a glimpse into the complexities of moving on and forging new relationships amidst the remnants of the old. A Bit of Light doesn’t shy away from the mundanities of everyday life, choosing to shine a light on them. Moyer’s direction employs a restrained palette, grounding the film in realism that is both stark and subtly beautiful. The cinematography is commendable, capturing the intimacy of spaces and the stifling atmosphere of a local pub. These settings become characters in their own right, mirroring the internal landscapes of the protagonists. The Bad: However, the film is not without its shortcomings. At times, the narrative pace meanders, getting lost in its contemplation. The film's character exploration sometimes slows down the story. There are moments when the dialogue, striving for authenticity, lapses into mundanity. It lacks the poetic punch or insight that such a dense emotional landscape warrants. The movie tries to tie up its threads, but some plot points feel rushed, leaving viewers wanting more. The film explores redemption in dark circumstances. Ella's journey reflects resilience, self-confrontation, and second chances. This thematic exploration resonates deeply, echoing long after the credits roll. The relationship dynamics presented in the film, particularly between Ella and Alan, are crafted with care. They weave a tapestry of past grievances, unspoken love, and the arduous journey towards mutual understanding. Stellar performances enrich the interplay between characters, adding layers to the narrative. The score and soundtrack of the film deserve a mention, perfectly accentuating the emotional landscape without overwhelming it. The choice of music is both poignant and evocative, enhancing key moments and elevating the overall experience. Overall: A Bit of Light is a commendable cinematic piece. It bravely tackles themes of addiction, familial bonds, and the quest for redemption. Its strengths lie in its performances, character development, and thematic depth. However, its pacing issues and occasional lapses into narrative and dialogue mundanities prevent it from reaching its full potential. This film is a decent watch for those who enjoy human-centric stories with depth. Read the full article

[mediamonarchy]

https://mediamonarchy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/20240405_MorningMonarchy.mp3 Download MP3 Guy Caballero, Daniel Snider and the Nightfly + this day in history w/the gang explains democracy and our song of the day by American Thought Criminals on your #MorningMonarchy for April 5, 2024. Notes/Links: Porn Star Ron Jeremy’s 34 Criminal Counts Have Officially Been Dismissed https://www.yahoo.com/news/porn-star-ron-jeremys-34-235138427.html Reader Poll Results: Our Readers Have Nuanced Takes on Cancelled Creators http://www.multiversitycomics.com/featured/results-cancelled-creators/ Controversy Strikes: Grooming Allegations Raised Against Ed Piskor as Accuser Comes Forward https://comic-watch.com/news/controversy-strikes-grooming-allegations-raised-against-ed-piskor-as-accuser-comes-forward JK Rowling won’t be prosecuted after police look into complaints about social media post https://news.sky.com/story/jk-rowling-to-face-no-further-action-after-police-receive-complaints-over-social-media-post-13106619 Jordan Peterson’s JK Rowling Comment Goes Viral https://www.newsweek.com/jordan-peterson-jk-rowling-beth-douglas-post-scotland-1886339 Full List of Celebrities Defending JK Rowling https://www.newsweek.com/jk-rowling-transgender-people-jordan-peterson-megyn-kelly-1886421 Anna Paquin, 41, Uses A Cane On Red Carpet And Opens Up About ‘Difficult’ Two Years Battling Illness https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/anna-paquin-41-uses-a-cane-on-red-carpet-and-opens-up-about-difficult-two-years-battling-illness/ar-BB1l4Yus Joe Flaherty, ‘SCTV’ and ‘Freaks and Geeks’ Actor, Dies at 82 https://archive.is/zKDfO Video: SCTV comedian Joe Flaherty dead at 82 (Audio) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg3kxrZItUg Joseph O’Flaherty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Flaherty Made in America music festival canceled for the second year in a row https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/entertainment/the-scene/made-in-america-music-festival-canceled-again/3820710/ Singer vows to sue after April Fools article says cocaine was found on his private jet https://news.sky.com/story/afrobeats-singer-davido-taking-legal-action-over-irresponsible-april-fools-article-13106923 Lizzo Declares ‘I Quit’ in New Message: ‘I Didn’t Sign Up for This Sh–‘; The singer has faced public scrutiny over the past year due an ongoing harassment lawsuit. https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/lizzo-quits-statement-instagram-1235645338/ Image: @Hybrid’s Cover Art – Lizzo’s ‘Decompose’ https://mediamonarchy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/20240405_MorningMonarchy.jpg Image Flashback: Lizzo’s ‘Demoralizing’ https://mediamonarchy.com/20230803morningmonarchy/ Beyoncé album is missing tracks on vinyl, fans say https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68702870 Over 60 Lost Tracks of Marvin Gaye Found in Belgium According to Belgian law the tapes in question belong to musician Charles Dumolin’s family, though they cannot release any music without permission from the rights holders. https://americansongwriter.com/over-60-lost-tracks-of-marvin-gaye-found-in-belgium/ The Blatant Luciferian Symbolism in Justin Timberlake’s “No Angels” https://vigilantcitizen.com/musicbusiness/the-blatant-luciferian-symbolism-in-justin-timberlakes-no-angels/ Song lyrics have become angrier and more repetitive since the 80s, study finds https://news.sky.com/story/song-lyrics-have-become-angrier-and-more-repetitive-since-the-80s-study-finds-13103668 US visa costs ‘impossible’ to afford, say bands https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-68500521 Orville Peck Signs With Warner Records, Announces Willie Nelson Collaboration; The country artist was previously signed to Columbia Records. https://www.billboard.com/business/record-labels/orville-peck-warner-records-1235645881/ Rock band Kiss sells brand and songs for $300m https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68735699 LOL No one’s called them KISSRAEL before?? https://search.brave.com/search?q=kissrael&spellcheck=0&source=alteredQueryOriginal Video: ROCK N ROLL VAXXHOLES (Audio...

[lookingbackatfashionhistory]

• Evening cloak.

Date: 1920 {spring-summer} 

Designer: Madame Joseph Paquin

Medium: Silk, metallic lace, silk/metallic thread, glass beads, gelatin sequins.

[shoverse]

mlm songs because fuck your homophobic mom

diplomat's son - vampire weekend

for matt - slash fiction

bottom - mccafferty

powerslide - ryan beatty

nightmare on weed street - carpetgarden

just basically any carpetgarden song

bag of bones - mitsiki

jubilee line - wilbur soot

21 - will paquin

never meant - american football

the adults are talking - the strokes

someone to spend time with - los retros

puppy princess - hot freaks

cancelled - born without bones

now you know - will paquin

good kisser - usher

be around me - will joseph crook

never - mag.lo, o super

the predatory wasp of the palisades is out to get us! - sufjan stevens

as the world falls down - david bowie

[some-lists]

5 X-Men I’d Like to See in the MCU (and Who Could Play Them...)

With the MCU finally acquiring the rights to X-Men there’s been a lot of talk about which characters will appear and who will play them. Everyone has their opinions.

There are so many characters, I think it’s hard to choose which ones should appear. We’ve seen a lot of the same ones over and over again (Cyclops, Jean Grey), but I’d like to see some who’ve had less spotlight, or who I think have not been portrayed well.

5. Colossus

Colossus got minimal screen time in the X-Men films, but has appeared in the Deadpool films. I hope he crosses over with Deadpool to the MCU. I think it would be a smoother transition if he is also there. He also hasn’t gotten the attention he deserves. No one knows anything about him except his metal exterior powers (except those familiar with the comics, of course.)

He was played by Daniel Cudmore in the X-Men movies, but voiced by Stefan Kapicic in Deadpool. I honestly don’t know who could play him. John Cena has the right build and has done some pretty funny stuff. Can he put on a Russian accent?

4. Jubilee

Jubilee isn’t the most popular of characters, but if given the right treatment, she could be. Age of Apocalypse led us to believe we would be seeing more of her, but it was a lie. Especially after seeing how wonderfully charming Lana Condor was in the To All the Boys... films, it was a real waste they didn’t use her more. I’d like to see Lana Condor get the real chance she deserves as Jubilee.

3. Storm

Storm has appeared in many of the past X-Men films, but in my opinion, Halle Berry was miscast. She did her best, but she wasn’t the tall, powerful, dark skinned, African goddess I expected. I’d like to see an actress who fits that description. And I want her to pop up in a Black Panther film. It seems fitting.

Physically, I think Jodie Turner-Smith would be perfect. But, she has a very feminine voice. I think she’s a good actress and could pull it off anyway. I just can’t get the 90’s cartoon voice out of my head. I can’t imagine her sounding any other way.

2. Rogue

The movies really did Rogue dirty. No disrespect to Anna Paquin. I think she was great with what she was given. But Rogue was not some sad, timid damsel in distress. She was strong, sassy, and confident. Her exuberant personality actually made her powers even more isolating and devastating. I want to see a female superhero who is all the above. Sassy, funloving, emotional, who genuinely wants to be around other people, but who is also terribly lonely. So far, we’ve seen a lot of serious, (really) independent women in the MCU. I think Rogue would be a breath of fresh air.

There’s also her connection to Carol Danvers. I personally loved Rogue with her superpowers. It would be really interesting if they introduced Rogue as a villain to Captain Marvel. I really don’t know how that would work in the end, though.

Who would play her? For a second I thought of Tatiana Maslany, but she’s been cast as She-Hulk. (Yay!) If they wanted to race bend, I think Gina Rodriguez would be perfect. If they want to stick to the original material, maybe someone like Lily James or Haley Lu Richardson, depending on how young they wanna go.

1. Gambit

Gambit was my favorite X-Men. It wasn’t just me. He was so popular at one point, he was even more popular than Wolverine. But he was barely in the movies! We got a poor glimpse of him in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. We need something better. We need someone cocky, seductive, smooth. Someone with serious bo staff and acrobatic skills. And he needs to be a lead character, not just a cameo.

My initial pick for him was Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He’s reportedly expressed interest in doing a Marvel film, but for whatever reason hasn’t been cast yet. I think he’s a terrific actor. He’s got a good look. He can do the gymnastics. He can speak French. Seems like a good choice, no?

But then I saw the trailer for Dune. Holy, Timothee Chalamet. Just look at him. Okay, he’s a great actor. He previously auditioned for Spider-Man, but lost out to Tom Holland. He could be Gambit. We already know he can do the whole sexy, alluring pretty boy thing. I could totally picture him rocking magenta with utmost confidence. Oh yeah, he speaks French too. If Marvel wants to go a younger route, this is the guy I want to see.

[dear-indies]

Hello! If asks are back open - this page says yes, but you posted before it wasn't, so I'm not sure, but I'd figure I'd ask just in case - can you please suggest some FC's that would fit as a part of a Supernatural Mafia? Thank you!

Claire Holt - especially in TO.

Phoebe Tonkin - especially in TO.

Kate Beckinsale- especially in Underworld.

Victoria Smurfit - especially in Dracula.

Katie McGrath - especially in Dracula. 

Jessica De Gouw - especially in Dracula.

Emily VanCamp - especially in Revenge. 

Madeleine Stowe - especially in Revenge.

Krysten Ritter - especially in Jessica Jones.  

Anna Paquin - especially in True Blood. 

Kristin Bauer van Straten - especially in True Blood. 

Greta Scarano - especially in Suburra.

Leighton Meester - especially inBy the Gun

Cristiana Dell'Anna- especially in Gomorrah.

Cristina Donadio - especially in Gomorrah.

Maxim Roy - especially in Bad Blood.

Radha Mitchell - especially in Red Widow.

Maggie Siff- especially in Sons of Anarchy.  

Eliza Dushku -  especially in Dollhouse.

Jodie Comer - especially in Killing Eve. 

Eliza Coupe - especially in Future Man.

Emma Dumont - especially inThe Gifted

Lauren German - especially in Lucifer.    

Laura Vandervoort - especially in Bitten.  

Peyton List - especially in The Tomorrow People. 

Sarah Paulson - especially in Ocean’s 8.

Anne Hathaway - especially inOcean’s 8.

Cobie Smulders - especially in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Willa Holland (1991) - especially in Arrow.       

Lena Headey - especially in Dredd.   

Emily Blunt - especially in Sicario . 

Chiara Caselli (1967) 

Maria Grazia Cucinotta (1968) 

Jaime Murray (1977) 

Valentina Lodovini (1978) 

Elisabetta Canalis (1978) 

Jodi Lyn O'Keefe (1978)

Vanessa Ferlito (1980)  

Natalie Dormer (1982)

Katie McGrath (1983)

Jaimie Alexander (1984)

Fahriye Evcen (1986) 

Tonia Sotiropoulou (1987)

Tonia Sotiropoulou (1987)

Heida Reed (1988)

Ashley Benson (1989)

Matilde Gioli (1989) 

Gia Mantegna (1990)

Elizabeth Gillies (1993)

and:

Cody Fern - especially in AHS.

Mark Sheppard - especially in Supernatural. 

Jonathan Rhys Meyers - especially in Dracula. 

Oliver Jackson-Cohen- especially in Dracula.

Joseph Morgan - especiallyin TO.

Daniel Gillies- especially in TO. 

Tyler Hoechlin- especially in TW.

Tom Ellis - especially in Lucifer. 

Stephen Moyer - especially in True Blood.

Alexander Skarsgård- especially in True Blood.

Luke Pasqualino - especially in Snatch.  

Jaime Lorente Lopez - especially in Elite.

Alessandro Borghi - especially in Suburra.

Giacomo Ferrara- especially in Suburra.

Marco D'Amore - especially inGomorrah.

Salvatore Esposito - especially in Gomorrah.

Fortunato Cerlino - especially in Gomorrah.

Goran Višnjić - especially in Red Widow.

Luke Goss - especially in Red Widow.

Ron Perlman- especially in Sons of Anarchy.   

Tommy Flanagan- especially in Sons of Anarchy.  

Matthew Daddario  - especially in Shadowhunters.  

James Mackay - especially in Dynasty.     

Jason Statham - especially in Fast and Furious and in like every movie he’s been in to be honest! 

Frank Grillo - especially in The Purge and in like every movie he’s been in to be honest! 

Mads Mikkelsen - especially in Polar and Hannibal.  

John Krasinski - especially in Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan.

James Purefoy - especially inAltered Carbon.

Pablo Schreiber - especially in Skyscraper.

Ansel Elgort- especially in Baby Driver.  

Jon Hamm- especially in Baby Driver.  

Greyston Holt - especially in Bitten.  

Greg Bryk - especially in Bitten.  

Brett Dalton - especially in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Norman Reedus - in like every movie he’s been in to be honest!

Robert De Niro - in like every movie he’s been in to be honest!  

Alessio Boni (1966) 

Billy Burke (1966)

Gabriel Garko (1972) 

Dominic Cooper (1978) 

Riccardo Scamarcio (1979) 

Andrew Lee Potts (1979) 

Giulio Berruti (1984) 

Oliver Stark (1991) 

Brock O'Hurn (1991)

Douglas Booth (1992) 

Hey anon - I don’t really promote mafia roleplays since most of them have been rather questionable but since this is supernatural based I made an exception! All of these facecalims are white because villainizing people of colour in very prominent in the community as of late and it isn’t cool!  -C

[mariannas28quality]

Doucet nació en París en 1853 en el seno de una familia próspera cuyo negocio de lencería y ropa de cama , Doucet Lingerie, había florecido en la Rue de la Paix desde 1816. En 1871, Doucet abrió un salón de venta de ropa de mujer . Entusiasta coleccionista de muebles, objetos de arte , pinturas y esculturas del siglo XVIII , muchos de sus vestidos fueron fuertemente influenciados por esta época opulenta. A partir de 1912, las modas de Jacques Doucet se ilustraron en la revista de moda La Gazette du Bon Ton con otros seis diseñadores destacados de París de la época: Louise Chéruit , Georges Doeuillet , Jeanne Paquin , Paul Poiret , Redfern & Sons y House of Charles Worth . Sus diseños más originales fueron los que creó para las actrices de la época. Cécile Sorel , Rejane y Sarah Bernhardt (para quien diseñó su famoso traje blanco en L'Aiglon ) usaban a menudo sus atuendos, tanto dentro como fuera del escenario. Para las actrices antes mencionadas reservó un estilo particular , uno que consistía en volantes, sinuosas líneas curvas y volantes de encaje de colores de flores descoloridas. Doucet fue un diseñador de gusto y discriminación que valoraba la dignidad y el lujo por encima de la novedad y la practicidad, y gradualmente perdió popularidad durante la década de 1920.

Varios años después de la Primera Guerra Mundial , en 1927, los cubistas Joseph Csaky , Jacques Lipchitz , Louis Marcoussis , Henri Laurens , el escultor Gustave Miklos y otros colaboraron en la decoración de una Casa Estudio, rue Saint-James, Neuilly-sur-Seine . El hôtel particulier , propiedad de Doucet, fue diseñado por el arquitecto Paul Ruaud. Laurens diseñó la fuente, Csaky diseñó la escalera de Doucet, Lipchitz hizo la repisa de la chimenea y Marcoussis creó una alfombra cubista.

Coleccionista de arte y literatura a lo largo de su vida, en el momento de su muerte tenía una colección de pinturas postimpresionistas y cubistas , entre ellas Les Demoiselles d'Avignon , que compró directamente en el estudio de Picasso , así como dos bibliotecas. 'ambos de los cuales dejó a la nación francesa. Doucet donó su colección de libros de arte e investigación a la Universidad de París en 1917, transferida al Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art en 2003 y, a su muerte en 1929, su colección de manuscritos de escritores contemporáneos para los que la Universidad creó en su honor la Bibliothèque littéraire Jacques-Doucet. Francois Chapon escribió un libro titulado C'etait Jacques Doucet sobre la vida y obra del diseñador de moda.

[oijio]

70th Emmy Nomination Predictions

Last year, five new dramas broke into the race, and they’re looking to be as strong as they were last year. With former champ Game of Thrones returning to the race, though, people need to make some room. Should be interesting. On the comedy side, Veep, which has won the Best Comedy three years running, is off this year, including its leading lady Julia Louis Dreyfus who has won six times in a row, opening up the Comedy race. Looking forward to seeing some new faces over on that side. Here are my predictions for the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards!

Outstanding Drama Series The Americans The Crown Game of Thrones The Handmaid’s Tale Killing Eve Stranger Things This is Us

Alternate: Westworld Spoiler: Ozark Wish (not including any above): Dark; Orphan Black

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Outstanding Comedy Series Atlanta Barry Black-ish Curb Your Enthusiasm GLOW The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Silicon Valley

Alternate: Modern Family Spoiler: Will & Grace Wish: The Good Place; You’re the Worst; Broad City; One Day at a Time; The End of the F***ing World; Dear White People

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Outstanding Limited Series The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Godless Howards End The Looming Tower Twin Peaks

Alternate: Genius: Picasso Spoiler: Patrick Melrose Wish: American Vandal; Alias Grace

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The rest after the cut!

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Outstanding TV Movie Black Mirror: USS Callister Fahrenheit 451 Flint Paterno The Tale

Alternate: Electric Dreams Wish: Black Mirror: Black Museum

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Jodie Comer, Killing Eve Claire Foy, The Crown Mandy Moore, This is Us Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid’s Tale Sandra Oh, Killing Eve Keri Russell, The Americans

Alternate: Evan Rachel Wood, Westworld Spoiler: Emilia Clarke, Game of Thrones Wish: Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Sterling K. Brown, This is Us Freddie Highmore, The Good Doctor Matthew Rhys, The Americans Liev Schreiber, Ray Donovan Milo Ventimiglia, This is Us Jeffrey Wright, Westworld

Alternate: Jason Bateman, Ozark Spoiler: Kit Harrington, Game of Thrones Wish: Matt Smith, The Crown

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Alexis Bledel, The Handmaid’s Tale Millie Bobby Brown, Stranger Things Ann Dowd, The Handmaid’s Tale Lena Headey, Game of Thrones Chrissy Metz, This is Us Thandie Newton, Westworld

Alternate: Uzo Aduba, Orange is the New Black Spoiler: Yvonne Strahovski, The Handmaid’s Tale Wish: Vanessa Kirby, The Crown

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones Noah Emmerich, The Americans David Harbour, Stranger Things Justin Hartley, This is Us Anthony Hopkins, Westworld Mandy Patinkin, Homeland

Alternate: Joseph Fiennes, The Handmaid’s Tale Spoiler: Noah Schnapp, Stranger Things Wish: Sean Astin, Stranger Things (Note: fun tidbit, five of last year’s seven nominees are ineligible or in a different category this year - makes for a lot of space, but also there are tons of people fighting for spots here)

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Pamela Adlon, Better Things Alison Brie, GLOW Rachel Brosnahan, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Allison Janney, Mom Tracee Ellis Ross, Black-ish Lily Tomlin, Grace & Frankie

Alternate: Jane Fonda, Grace & Frankie Spoiler: Debra Messing, Will and Grace Wish: Aya Cash, You’re the Worst; Rachel Bloom, Crazy Ex Girlfriend; Kristen Bell, The Good Place; Ilana Glazer & Abbi Jacobson, Broad City; Ellie Kemper, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Jessica Barden, The End of the F***ing World

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Anthony Anderson, Black-ish Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm Zach Galifianakis, Baskets Donald Glover, Atlanta Bill Hader, Barry William H. Macy, Shameless

Alternate: Eric McCormack, Will and Grace Spoiler: Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory Wish: Ted Danson, The Good Place; Chris Geere, You’re the Worst; Alex Lawther, The End of the F***ing World

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Alex Borstein, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Laurie Metcalf, Roseanne Leslie Jones, Saturday Night Live Kate McKinnon, Saturday Night Live Rita Moreno, One Day at a Time Megan Mullaly, Will and Grace

Alternate: Jessica Walter, Arrested Development Spoiler: Betty Gilpin, GLOW Wish: D’Arcy Carden, The Good Place; Kether Donohue, You’re the Worst; Jane Krakowski, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Andrea Martin, Great News (Four of the six nominees from last year are also ineligible this year, exciting)

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Louie Anderson, Baskets Alec Baldwin, Saturday Night Live Tituss Burgess, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Brian Tyree Henry, Atlanta Tony Shalhoub, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Henry Winkler, Barry

Alternate: Sean Hayes, Will and Grace Spoiler: Ty Burrell, Modern Family Wish: LaKeith Stanfield, Atlanta; Jaime Camil, Jane the Virgin; Manny Jacinto, The Good Place; Marc Maron, GLOW

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series/TV Movie Hayley Atwell, Howards End Jessica Biel, The Sinner Laura Dern, The Tale Michelle Dockery, Godless Elisabeth Moss, Top of the Lake: China Girl Sarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Cult

Alternate: Regina King, Seven Seconds Spoiler: Cristin Milioti, Black Mirror: USS Callister Wish: Letitia Wright, Black Mirror: Black Museum; Sarah Gadon, Alias Grace

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series/TV Movie Antonio Banderas, Genius: Picasso Darren Criss, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Melrose Jeff Daniels, The Looming Tower Kyle MacLachlan, Twin Peaks Al Pacino, Paterno

Alternate: Michael B. Jordan, Fahrenheit 451 Spoiler: Jesse Plemons, Black Mirror: USS Callister Wish: Jimmy Tatro, American Vandal; Douglas Hodge, Black Mirror: Black Museum

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series/TV Movie Penelope Cruz, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Laura Dern, Twin Peaks Nicole Kidman, Top of the Lake: China Girl Angela Lansbury, Little Women Judith Light, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Merritt Wever, Godless

Alternate: Naomi Watts, Twin Peaks Spoiler: Elizabeth Debicki, The Tale Wish: Anna Paquin, Alias Grace

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series/TV Movie Bill Camp, The Looming Tower Jeff Daniels, Godless Edgar Ramirez, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Peter Sarsgaard, The Looming Tower Michael Shannon, Fahrenheit 451 Michael Stuhlbarg, The Looming Tower

Alternate: Ricky Martin, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Spoiler: Brandon Victor Dixon, Jesus Christ Superstar Wish: Cody Fern, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story

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Outstanding Reality Competition Program The Amazing Race American Ninja Warrior Project Runway RuPaul’s Drag Race Top Chef The Voice

Alternate: Dancing with the Stars Spoiler: Survivor

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Outstanding Reality Host Alec Baldwin, Match Game Gordon Ramsay, Masterchef Junior Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, Project Runway Jane Lynch, Hollywood Game Night RuPaul, RuPaul’s Drag Race W. Kamau Bell, United Shades of America

Alternate: Queer Eye, Queer Eye Spoiler: Ellen DeGeneres, Ellen’s Game of Games

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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series Jodi Balfour, The Crown Pam Grier, This is Us Diana Rigg, Game of Thrones Marisa Tomei, The Handmaid’s Tale Cicely Tyson, How to Get Away with Murder Samira Wiley, The Handmaid’s Tale

Alternate: Laverne Cox, Orange is the New Black Spoiler: Kate Burton, This is Us Wish: Rinko Kikuchi, Westworld

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Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Alan Alda, The Good Fight Matthew Goode, The Crown Michael C. Hall, The Crown Ron Cephas Jones, This is Us Gerald McRaney, This is Us Peter Mullan, Westworld

Alternate: Jimmi Simpson, Westworld Spoiler: Sylvester Stallone, This is Us Wish: Hiroyuki Sanada, Westworld

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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Blythe Danner, Will and Grace Tina Fey, Saturday Night Live Tiffany Haddish, Saturday Night Live Lisa Kudrow, Grace & Frankie Jane Lynch, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Wanda Sykes, black-ish

Alternate: Maya Rudolph, The Good Place Spoiler: Molly Shannon, Will and Grace Wish: Tessa Thompson, Dear White People

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Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series Bryan Cranston, Curb Your Enthusiasm Donald Glover, Saturday Night Live Bill Hader, Saturday Night Live Jon Hamm, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Leslie Jordan, Will and Grace Bob Newhart, The Big Bang Theory

Alternate: Chadwick Boseman, Saturday Night Live Spoiler: Sterling K. Brown, Brooklyn Nine Nine Wish: John Cho, Difficult People

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Outstanding Variety Talk Series Full Frontal with Samantha Bee Jimmy Kimmel Live Last Week Tonight with John Oliver The Late Show with Stephen Colbert The Late Late Show with James Corden Real Time with Bill Maher 

Alternate: The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

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Outstanding Variety Sketch Series At Home with Amy Sedaris Drunk History I Love You, America Portlandia Saturday Night Live  Tracy Ullman’s Show

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Another Emmy nomination prediction list done! Gonna be Game of Thrones vs. The Handmaid’s Tale it seems, with THT getting more nominations than it did last year. Will be interesting to see which of the five new shows that arrived last year can maintain their momentum. Hoping for some new, new faces everywhere else!

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Adam Beach

CIA Dossier from Suicide Squad movie (Listed 72 inches)

Wes Studi (2002)

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Wes Studi, Peter Fonda and Keith Carradine (2003)

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Jon Proudster (5'10.5" max) - Clip

Aiden Quinn & Anna Paquin

Blair Underwood & Alfre Woodard

Acorye White (5'8" max) & Tsulan Cooper (Listed 5'5")

Christian Slater & Nicholas Cage

John Woo (5′4″)

Forest Whitaker

Hayden Christensen

Ice-T, Chris Noth & Sam Waterson

Jamie Bell & Paul Walker

Jay Hernandez

Joel Kinnaman, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje & Jay Courtney

John Reardon & Pascale Hutton

Kevin McNulty (Listed 6'0")

Jon Favreau (back in July 2011)

Joshua Jackson

Maggie Gyllenhaal & Peter Sarsgaard

Mandy Patinkin (back in 1993-94)

Matthew Perry

Nathaniel Arcand

Oscar Isaac

Richard Belzer (May 23 2007)

Ryan Phillipe, Jesse Bradford & John Slattery

Steven Lobo

Zahn McClarnon

Allan Hawco (Listed 5'10")

Ashley Callingbull (Listed 5'10")

Brandon Oakes (Listed 6'4")

Brett Bucktooth (Listed 6'1" on Football Profile)

Carmen Moore (5'3" tops)

Chris Browning (Listed 6'3")

Evan Adams (Listed 5'5") & Sherman Alexi (6'1" Max)

Genevieve lacasse (Listed 5'8" on Hockey Profile)

George Stroumboulopoulos (5'10" max)

Jennifer Podemski (Listed 5'8")

Jeremiah Bitsui (5'10" max)

Joseph Cross (Listed 5'9")

JR Redwater (5'11" max)

Nick Simmons (Listed 6'8")

Shannon Baker (Listed 5'8")

Tonya Lee Williams (Listed 5'8")

Tuff Cooper (Listed 5'11")

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“Get 3 Years For Assault,” North Bay Nugget. March 24, 1942. Page 1. ---- Sentences of three years each in Portsmouth Penitentiary were handed out by Magistrate J. H. McCurry late this afternoon to Arthur Lacroix, Roland Paquin, and Wilfred Legouffe, youthful army trio, for assaulting 70-year-old Joseph Fasciano, 202 Third avenue west, on the evening of March 12 and robbing him of $70. 

Arthur Lacroix, Minnow Lake, and Roland Paquin, Three Rivers, both of whom are only 20 years of age, were members of the Sault Ste. Marie-Sudbury Regiment. The third member of the trio, 21-year-old Wilfred Legouffe, of Halifax, was also serving in His Majesty’s forces. 

In sentencing the three youths, the magistrate referred to their crime aa “one of the moat brutal acts I’ve come across” and added that the fact that they were “disguised in a uniform” only magnified their guilt. 

All three elected summary trial before the magistrate and entered guilty pleas. They acknowledged signed statements concerning the offence which were submitted as evidence and agreed that they had signed same voluntarily. 

Dr. C. H. McGowan, physician attending Fasciano, told the court that although the aged victim of the brutal attack was slightly Improved today, he was still mentally confused and there was a prospect that at his age he might not completely recover.

[AL: All three men had no previous criminal records at all. Lacroix was convict #6903 at Kingston Penitentiary, and worked in the Shoe Shop before being transferred to the low-security Collins Bay Penitentiary June 1942. He was paroled from there in early 1944. Paquin was convict #6904, worked in the print shop, and refused a transfer - he was released from KP in August 1944. Legouffe worked in the tailor shop, was convict #6905, and was also transferred to CBP in June 1942. He was released May 1944.]

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Jeanne Paquin | c.1912 — As the first couturière to advertise her fashion house by taking a tableau of models to operas and races uniformed in her concoctions, Madame Joseph Paquin nodded incessantly to the showman's dramatic line and the aristocracy's love of luxurious tactile material. This opera coat, perhaps extensively modeled after the columnar shapes and mythical planar designs of the Orientalist sensibility, echoes the ouevre of créateur Paul Poiret and the theatricality of the Leon Bakst's costumes for Les Ballets Russes. The rose-colored tassles that hang at the sides of the coat draw the distant eye to this miraculous creation, allowing one to linger long enough to notice the fashionably demure hobble shape inasmuch as the intricacies of Paquin's eccentric embroidery and beadwork. #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fashiondesign #fashionhistory #historyoffashion #vintagefashion #art #vintage #historicfashion #defunctfashion #historicalfashion #costume #costumedesign #couture #costumehistory #jeannepaquin #edwardianfashion #edwardian

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A Bit of Light Review: A Commendable Cinematic Experience

A Bit of Light is a cinematic tapestry woven from the threads of human fragility, redemption, and the complex dynamics of familial ties. Directed by Stephen Moyer and penned by Rebecca Callard, whose stage play of the same name serves as the foundation, the film explores the gritty reality of life’s challenges through the lens of its protagonist, Ella, portrayed with visceral vulnerability by Anna Paquin. This narrative is not for the faint-hearted, but rather, for those who appreciate cinema that delves into the essence of what it means to be profoundly human. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6I_zfwvk_w The story unfolds with Ella, a character almost hitting the fourth decade of her life, finding herself in the throes of upheaval. Her journey of battling sobriety leads her to relinquish temporary custody of her daughters to her ex-husband, Joseph (Youssef Kerkour), and his new partner, Bethan (Pippa Bennett-Warner). The desperation of her situation compels her to move back with her father, Alan (Ray Winstone), marking the beginning of an emotional odyssey into the past, present, and murky waters of interpersonal relationships. The Good: The casting is a stroke of brilliance, with each actor bringing depth and authenticity to their roles. Anna Paquin shines as Ella, encapsulating the torturous journey of a woman grappling with the demons of addiction, the anguish of motherhood lost, and the relentless pursuit of redemption. Ray Winstone, as Alan, delivers a stellar performance that oscillates between the hard exterior of a disillusioned father and the soft underbelly of paternal love. Youssef Kerkour and Pippa Bennett-Warner complement this ensemble with their nuanced portrayals. They offer a glimpse into the complexities of moving on and forging new relationships amidst the remnants of the old. A Bit of Light doesn’t shy away from the mundanities of everyday life, choosing to shine a light on them. Moyer’s direction employs a restrained palette, grounding the film in realism that is both stark and subtly beautiful. The cinematography is commendable, capturing the intimacy of spaces and the stifling atmosphere of a local pub. These settings become characters in their own right, mirroring the internal landscapes of the protagonists. The Bad: However, the film is not without its shortcomings. At times, the narrative pace meanders, getting lost in its contemplation. The film's character exploration sometimes slows down the story. There are moments when the dialogue, striving for authenticity, lapses into mundanity. It lacks the poetic punch or insight that such a dense emotional landscape warrants. The movie tries to tie up its threads, but some plot points feel rushed, leaving viewers wanting more. The film explores redemption in dark circumstances. Ella's journey reflects resilience, self-confrontation, and second chances. This thematic exploration resonates deeply, echoing long after the credits roll. The relationship dynamics presented in the film, particularly between Ella and Alan, are crafted with care. They weave a tapestry of past grievances, unspoken love, and the arduous journey towards mutual understanding. Stellar performances enrich the interplay between characters, adding layers to the narrative. The score and soundtrack of the film deserve a mention, perfectly accentuating the emotional landscape without overwhelming it. The choice of music is both poignant and evocative, enhancing key moments and elevating the overall experience. Overall: A Bit of Light is a commendable cinematic piece. It bravely tackles themes of addiction, familial bonds, and the quest for redemption. Its strengths lie in its performances, character development, and thematic depth. However, its pacing issues and occasional lapses into narrative and dialogue mundanities prevent it from reaching its full potential. This film is a decent watch for those who enjoy human-centric stories with depth. Read the full article