#julien brown edit

[skeyde]

Elevator Boys - Ruin Me (Gifs 500*281) Luis Freitag, Bene Schulz, Tim Schaecker, Jacob Rott, Julien Brown CREDIT : SKEYDE

[benafee]

tagged by @kvothes... a long time ago but I cannot be trusted with tag games that require even a modicum of photo editing abilities. In any case this was fun so thanks. I’ll tag @swingshiftsallie, @stillusesapencil, @querxes, @librarianaesthetic, and anyone else that would like to partake. 

Image description under the cut

Three brown rectangles each with a heading that reads “WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN COMMON WITH” followed by a pale brown empty square. Four stars are scattered on both sides of the heading. Below the heading is a 4x4 square grid outlined in black. 

In the first rectangle, the pale brown empty square is filled in with “kvothes” in black text. The 4x4 square grid is filled with the name of one musician/band per square. The grid reads from left to right, top to bottom:  

lucy dacus

crobsy stills & nash

tswift

gregory alan isakoc

ethel cain

gatlin

julien baker

HAIM

MUNA

field medic

mitski

soccer mommy

phoebe bridgers

RKS

rolling stones

the 1975

The squares with lucy dacus, gregory alan isakov, ethel cain, julien baker, HAIM, mitski, and phoebe bridgers are covered with a partially transparent pale brown circle. 

In the second rectangle, the pale brown empty square is filled in with “benafee” in black text. The 4x4 square grid is filled with the name of one musician/band per square. The grid reads from left to right, top to bottom:

Florence + the Machine

Brandi Carlile

Joanna Newsom

The Staves

Vienna Teng

The Oh Hellos

Sleeping at Last

Katie Malco

Tori Amos

boygenius

Sufjan Stevens

The Crane Wives

Ben Howard

Iron & Wine

The Rankin Family

Maggie Rogers

In the third rectangle, the pale brown empty square is left empty. The 4x4 square grid is also empty

[lurking-lilibeth]

Sims tag

Thanks for tagging me, @twofee!

1. what’s your favorite sims death?

If I need to kill a sim without cheats, then fire because it's quick and easy. In my normal gameplay, however, I'd say any death that feels random. Most of my sims live until the old age, so having the game pull the rug from under me is always exciting.

2. Alpha CC or Maxis Match?

A secret third thing aka my downloads folder is older than most modern CC systems.

3. Do you cheat when your sims gain weight?

No, I like the variety it adds.

4. Do you use move objects?

Yep, more often than not.

5. Favorite mod?

Traits, for sure.

6. First expansion/game/stuff pack you got?

Nightlife and Family Fun Stuff.

7.  Do you pronounce “live mode” like aLIVE or LIVing?

aLIVE

8. Who’s your favorite sim that you’ve made?

I haven't made sims in so long that I honestly don't have an answer to this question.

9.  Have you made a simself?

Nope.

10. What sims traits do you give yourself?

Hot-headed, socially awkward, artistic, handy, cat person.

11. Which is your favorite EA hair color?

Brown.

12. Favorite EA hair?

The soft looking male hair that came with Free Time. The one Julien Cooke has.

13. Favorite life stage?

Adult.

14. Are you a builder or are you in it for the game play?

Both.

15. Are you a CC creator?

No, aside from a couple of base game painting recolors.

16. Do you have any simblr friends/a sims squad?

I've known one person from simblr for a really long time, and we share some other fandoms, too, so I guess I have a friend.

17. What’s your favorite game (1,2,3,4)?

TS2, obviously.

18. Do you have any sims merch?

No.

19. Do you have a youtube for sims?

No, but I watch a lot of building videos by other people.

20. How has your “sims style” changed throughout your years of playing?

I wouldn't say it did, although I pay more attention to the wants now.

21. What’s your origin ID?

22. Who’s your favorite cc creator?

Anyone who adds preview pictures to their CC in jpeg format instead of png and doesn't use special characters in file names.

23. How long have you had a simblr?

Oof, wow, about nine years if I count my previous blog.

24. How do you edit your pictures?

I cut them down and adjust brightness in PS.

25. What expansion/game/stuff pack do you want next?

Not relevant to TS2, but I guess I'm interested in other life simulation games that are in development now. Don't think I'll ever move on from TS2 as it's been my hobby for almost two decades now, but competition is good for the genre.

[byneddiedingo]

Vivien Leigh and Ralph Richardson in Anna Karenina (Julien Duvivier, 1948) Cast: Vivien Leigh, Ralph Richardson, Kieron Moore, Sally Ann Howes, Niall MacGinnis, Martita Hunt, Helen Haye, Patrick Skipwith. Screenplay: Jean Anouilh, Guy Morgan, Julien Duvivier, based on a novel by Leo Tolstoy. Cinematography: Henri Alekan. Art direction: Andrej Andrejew. Costume design: Cecil Beaton. Film editing: Russell Lloyd. Music: Constant Lambert.  Greta Garbo was the best reason for seeing Clarence Brown's 1935 version of Anna Karenina, but Ralph Richardson is the best argument for watching Julien Duvivier's. As Karenin, Richardson demonstrates an understanding of the character that Basil Rathbone failed to display in the earlier version. Rathbone played Karenin as a cuckold with a cold heart. Richardson wants us to see what Tolstoy found in Karenin: the wounded pride, the inability to stoop to tenderness that has been bred in him by long contact with Russian society and political status-seeking. Unfortunately, Richardson's performance exists in a rather dull adaptation of the novel. Although Vivien Leigh was certainly a tantalizing choice for the title role, she makes a fragile Anna -- no surprise, as she was recovering from tuberculosis, a miscarriage, and a bout with depression that seems to have begun her descent into bipolar disorder. At times, especially in the 19th-century gowns designed by Cecil Beaton, she evokes a little of the wit and backbone of Scarlett O'Hara, but she has no chemistry with her Vronsky, the otherwise unremembered Irish actor Kieron Moore. It's not surprising that producer Alexander Korda gave Moore third billing, promoting Richardson above him. The production, too, is rather drab, especially when compared to the opulence that MGM could provide in its 1935 heyday. There's a toy train early in the film that the special effects people try to pass off as full-size by hiding it behind an obviously artificial snowstorm. As usual, this Anna Karenina is all about building up to Anna's famous demise, this time by taking us into her foreboding nightmare about a railroad worker she saw at the beginning of her affair with Vronsky. And also as usual, the half of the novel dealing with Levin, Tolstoy's stand-in character, is scuttled. In this version, Levin is a balding middle-aged man whose only function is to be rejected by Kitty, who is then thrown over for Anna by Vronsky. There's a perfunctory scene that gives a happy ending to the Levin-Kitty story, but it adds nothing but length to the film. Some of the scenes featuring the supporting cast, especially those with Martita Hunt as Princess Betsy, bring the film to flickering life, but there aren't enough of them to overcome the general dullness.

[andredias95]

870. Edgar Julien Cinque Terre Stateless Limited Edition 2021

Gifted by a friend.Location: This review was made indoors in a cigar lounge.Information:Wrapper: Ecuador Binder: USAFiller: Nicaragua, Haiti & Dominican Republic Origin: Dominican Republic Factory: Julián Sued & Compañía (Dominican Republic)Box: Sold in 10 count boxes. Release: 2021Availability: Limited Edition of 1000 boxes of 10 cigars.Size: 5×54, Robusto.Wrapper: Coffee bean brown, oily and…

[angelitam]

Partageons mon rendez-vous lectures #23-2023 & critiques

Voici mes critiques littéraires sur Livres à profusion. Anges et démons de Dan Brown Anges et Démons de Dan Brown – Editions J.C. Lattès Trois fois rien (ça fait toujours rien) de Julien Dufresne-Lamy Trois fois rien (ça fait toujours rien) de Julien Dufresne-Lamy – Editions Actes Sud Jeunesse Passager de l’été de Jean-Philippe Blondel Passager de l’été de Jean-Philippe Blondel – Editions Actes…

[watchilove]

The third season of EXTREME E is set to start this weekend in NEOM, promising to be even more action-packed than ever. To mark the occasion, ZENITH is offering the rare opportunity to acquire all four DEFY Extreme E Season 2 pieces numbered 0/20 in a one-of-a-kind box set. Ahead of the debut of the 2023 Extreme E championship, which ZENITH is proudly continuing to support as its Official Timekeeper and Founding Partner, the Manufacture is offering a unique opportunity to acquire all four editions of the DEFY Extreme E pieces in a single boxed set – all bearing the special limited edition number of “0/20”. Crafted in lightweight yet rugged carbon fibre and titanium and featuring the high-frequency 1/100th of a second El Primero 21 movement, each of the four pieces bears the official colours of a championship race: Yellow for Desert X Prix, orange for Island X Prix, purple for Energy X Prix and coppery-brown for Copper X Prix. Bringing sustainability and environmental awareness to the forefront of ZENITH and Extreme E’s partnership, the DEFY Extreme E limited editions are delivered with a rubber strap infused with materials of upcycled Continental CrossContact tires that were used in the first season’s races. These four watches come packaged in a suitably sturdy waterproof and crushproof watch case inspired by the extreme conditions of the rally, incorporating various upcycled elements from the side-lines of the first season’s races. The case’s lid coating is made from E-grip recycled tires, while the plate covering is made from parts of an Extreme E racing tarpaulin. In addition to the box set, the buyer will receive rare collectibles and gain access to unique experiences, including a helmet from season 2 signed by Extreme E teams and drivers. An invitation to one race from the upcoming Extreme E 2023 season is also offered as part of the set, complete with a VIP pass and accommodation aboard the St Helena ship for one night. The buyer will also have the opportunity to spend time with Extreme E founder Alejandro Agag and ZENITH CEO Julien Tornare on the sidelines of the race. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpw0zkuLWlB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[emzeciorrr]

Adidas - See My Creativity from Jovan Todorovic on Vimeo.

Recognize athletes for what matters most: Creativity.

Director: Jovan Todorovic

Director of Photography: Guillermo Garza & Stuart Winecoff

Editor: Graham Chisholm @ Arcade Edit Assistant Editor: Fernando Raigoza EP: Crissy DeSimone

Colorist: Mikey Rossiter @ The Mill Color Producer: Evan Bauer

Sound Design: Tailorsound.com

Flame Artist: Miles Kinghorn @ Timber

Stink Films UK

Executive Producer: Blake Powell Head of Production: Andrew Levene Producer: Malachy McAnenny PM: Julia Guignabel

Service Company Thailand: Living Films Service Company Executive Producer: Fred Turchetti

Choreographer: Benjamin Milan Casting Director: Kwan Patumthip Wardrobe: Julien Hsiao Tjou Mei Steadicam Thomas English

Stink Films USA

Executive Producer: Jeff Baron Head of Production - Nick Fuller Line Producer - Nadine Brown

Production Designer - Chelsea Oliver Costume Designer - Bonnie Stauch Key Makeup - Bridget O'Neill Key Hair - Edward Morrison

Sports Coordinator - Dustin Dennard Casting Director - Mike Fisher

Steadicam: Ari Robbins

72andSunny Amsterdam

ECD: Stuart Harkness Executive Producer: Kerli Teo Senior Agency Producer: Janene Fitzgerald Senior Agency Producer: Jennifer Cursio Brand Director: Audrey Huber Brand Director: Abigael Smith CD/Designer: Wendy Richardson Creative Director: Andres Stake CD/Writer: Ben Everitt CD/Writer: Benn Sutton

[thedjmusic]

Defected Selectors | Simon Dunmore 2022-06-22 FLAC or MP3

DOWNLOAD: https://thedjmusic.com/music/defected_selectors_simon_dunmore_2022_06_22_flac_or_mp30

A brand new selection of records from the boss.

DATA CREATED: 2022-06-22 TOTAL: 100 

Adam Port & Alan Dixon - Forms of Love

Afefe Iku - Sista Georgia

Austin Ato - When Love Is Tender

B Beat Girls - For The Same Man (Nic Fanciulli Remix)

Carlo Gambino - Dance For You

Dam Swindle - All I Want (Edit)

Dam Swindle - Hey Mister

Dames Brown - What Would You Do? (feat. Amp Fiddler & Andrés) [Two Soul Fusion Remix]

Dario D'Attis - Tanzstube

Dennis Cruz - Ready for the Blues

Fka Mash & Sió - Bumblebee

Francisco Allendes - What You Do

Fred Everything - Searching (feat. Jinadu) [Deetron Remix]

Gerd - We Bring U Muzik (Warehouse Mix)

GruuvElement's - Boom Room

Honey Dijon - Love Is A State Of Mind (feat. Ramona Renea)

Jamie Jones - My Paradise

Joeski - Rude Boy

Julien Jabre - Voodance

Kerri Chandler - Tenacity (feat. Bluey Robinson) [Main Vocal Edit]

Khan Feat Julee Cruise - Say Goodbye (Losoul She's Homeless Mix)

Lady Blackbird - Lost and Looking (Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy Cosmodelica Remix) [Edit]

Louie Vega - All My Love (feat. Robyn)

Low Steppa - Closer

Make A Dance - I Need Somebody

Malone - Time to Move

Mike Dunn - When The Dust Clears (feat. LOA.) [MD MixX]

Musta & Venessa Jackson - Loving Me (Hot Toddy Remix)

OVEOUS & Don Kamares - Legacy

Paperclip People - Throw

Paul Kalkbrenner - Bengang

Paulo Maria & HRDY - Connected

Pig&Dan - Rock You All Night

Purple Disco Machine & Bosq - Wake Up! (feat. Kaleta) [Extended]

Ramin Rezaie - Searching

Risk Assessment & KE - Feel That (Franck Roger Remix)

S.A.M. - Spotlight (feat. Sarah Ikumu) [Mousse T. Shizzle Mix]

Saturday Love, Kon & Fiorious - 2 B Free (Oliver Dollar Remix)

Seamus Haji - Better Come Again (feat. Phebe Edwards)

Sophie Lloyd - Angels By My Side (feat. Pauline Taylor) [Floorplan Remix]

Star B, Riva Starr & Mark Broom - Fire (Ron Bacardi Remix)

Steve Bug - Back To '95 (feat. Mr. V) [Cinthie‘S 'just a Vibe' Remix]

Steve Bug & Cle - Let It Go

Tony Lionni - Out of Sight (Special Edit By Jerome Sydenham)

Youandme & Kristina Sheli - Moment

[tcm]

Julien Temple Musicals: ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS (’86) and EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY (’88) By Raquel Stecher

Director Julien Temple has built his filmmaking career showcasing creative types. Musicians are his forte, although he’s also made films about poets, filmmakers and other artists. Best known for his music videos, he’s directed artists such as the Rolling Stones, Depeche Mode, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Billy Idol, Van Halen and Paul McCartney. He became interested in filmmaking when he discovered the work of French filmmaker Jean Vigo, whom he would later direct a biopic about. He began working alongside the Sex Pistols and made his debut feature film The Great Rock ’N’ Roll Swindle (’80) about the band’s tumultuous break-up.

Temple had a front row seat at a time when music was revolutionizing culture but was also interested in how the music of the past influenced the present. Among his films are two outliers, a pair of films inspired by Temple’s love of Hollywood musicals: ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS (’86) and EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY (’88). An homage to the early days of rock ‘n’ roll, ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS was an adaptation of Colin MacInnes’ 1959 novel. Set in 1958 during the time of the Notting Hill race riots, it explores the cultural revolution of the time, when jazz was falling out of favor, rock ‘n’ roll was making a scene and teenagers were being recognized as a major influence on popular culture. Eddie O’Connell stars as Colin, a photographer who falls in love with fashion designer Crepe Suzette (Patsy Kensit) and gets caught up in the local music scene. The film features performances by Sade and Davide Bowie, two musicians Temple had previous directed music videos for.

According to the website Supajam, ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS was at the time “the most expensive British film ever made.” When the shooting wrapped, Temple was fired. He had no involvement with the final editing, which was handled by three different editors. The end result was a musical that strayed from Temple’s vision. In an interview, Temple called the production “a half-nightmare, half-dream” and said that he wishes it would have come out differently. The film was a flop and bankrupted British movie studio Goldcrest Film International. Temple goes on to say in his interview with Supajam, “It was strange being accused of destroying the British film industry… for many decades, it seemed to be circling Pluto, but it seems to have made its way a bit closer back towards Earth these days.”

The film caught the eye of Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson. Temple is quoted as saying, “It turned out the Jackson family were fans, particularly Michael and Janet, who used to copy the dance sequences as it played on their cinema screen.” Temple went on to direct two music videos for Janet Jackson. “When I Think of You” pays homage to ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS urban setting and “Alright” is a throwback to the golden era of Hollywood musicals and features cameos by the Nicholas Brothers, Cab Calloway and Cyd Charisse.

When Temple left the UK to work in the US, he made another go at the musical feature film with EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY (’88). This science fiction romantic comedy musical hybrid starred then real-life couple Geena Davis and Jeff Goldblum in their third picture together. Written by Julie Brown, Terrence E. McNally and Charlie Coffey, the story follows California girl Valerie (Geena Davis) who, in the midst of romantic turmoil, is visited by three furry aliens: Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey and Damon Wayans. The aliens are given a makeover to best resemble humans and they cause a ruckus in the Valley with their new look. 

The movie is chock full of 1980s esthetics and slang, making it a nostalgic delight for anyone who lived through, or just loves, that era. It even includes a cameo by the mysterious lady in pink Angelyne, who was herself a precursor to today’s celebrity influencers. The film also serves as a throwback to 1950s science fiction films like Forbidden Planet (’56) and Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (’56). The trio of aliens learn human behavior and language from watching classics on television like Gun Fury (’53), Rebel Without a Cause (’55) and The Nutty Professor (’63).

Given his newfound reputation, Temple had a difficult time finding a studio or production company for the film. Warner Bros., MGM, 20th Century-Fox and New World Pictures all expressed interest but eventually turned it down. It was picked up by De Laurentiis Entertainment Group, which was set to distribute, but they filed for bankruptcy shortly after filming. The movie didn’t make a splash at the time, however it’s gone on to earn the cult classic status it so rightly deserves. EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY served as the inspiration for the Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea music video for “Pretty Girls” released in 2015.

[skeyde]

Elevator Boys - Ruin Me (Gifs 500*281) Luis Freitag, Bene Schulz, Tim Schaecker, Jacob Rott, Julien Brown CREDIT : SKEYDE

[drawing-way-outside-the-lines]

Noelle Madeleine Dupont *Supporting character

Voice Claim: (Pending)

Partner(s): None Parents: Manon and Julien Jacques Dupont. Kids: None Siblings: Fleur Dupont. Age: 28 (2021) Birthday: 24th of December. Height: 175cm (5.7ft) Body type: Skinny but toned and with curves here and there. Eye color: Pale gray with pale caramel around the iris. About: Artistic, Playful, Experimental, Competitive, Passionate, Adventurous, Daring, Creative, Athletic, Sensual, Fun-loving, Messy, Emotional, Dependent, Perverse, Spontaneous, Destructive, Submissive, Outgoing and Obsessive. ~ Professional dancer. ~ French, if that wasn’t clear from her name. ~ Sexuality: What does it matter? Whatever gets her going. But prefers men. ~ Artist. ~ Has a bunch of naughty tattoos. ~ Born on Christmas eve, and as such got the name Noelle (Christmas) ~ Has 3 ‘Christmas’ inspired tattoos, a Mistletoe below her breasts, a Holly leaf and berries on her left right foot and a Krampus on her right shoulder. ~ Grew up in Paris. ~ Speaks with thick French accent. ~ Is a magnet to toxic relationships. ~ Likes it rough. ~ Has a scar on her left eyebrow from a nasty fall during dance. ~ Is very much into Christmas/Yule/the whole holiday celebration ordeal. ~ Monroe piercing. ~ Smells like: Cinnamon & Clove. ~ Very close to her very large family.  ~ Eats a lot of oranges. ~ Puts ‘Christmas spices’ on everything! ~ Never remembers where she puts her keys.... or phone. ~ Hates brown bananas. ~ Smokes a lot. ~ Has pierced ears. ~ Dates a lot. ~ Slightly ‘nuts’, some might say. ~ Drinks a lot. ~ Often goes by the nickname Noel. ~ Lives with a couple of room mates. ~ Always believed in Santa more than God. ~ Addicted to rice with melted butter. ~ Drinks a lot of ‘tropical’ juice. ~ Can’t stand the sound of anything scraping against metal. ~ Does drugs/smokes weed. ~ Likes the smell of glue. ~ Skates. ~ Nap Queen. ~ Loves: Christmas, her family, cherry wine, chocolate, violets, lizards, snakes, sex, spanking, being dominated, when things get slightly violent, winter, burgers, croissants, dancing, dance music, painting/drawing, clubbing, blood, Goth boys, older men, scented candles, snow, rain, the smell of pine, roast duck, Ginger bread, candy canes, Bûche de Noël, coffee, spiced Christmas cookies, Brioche, Macaron, Chocolate Éclair, Champagne, cheese, Christmas movies, Christmas music, fuzzy socks, warm hands and long baths. ~ Her style is: Casual, but often revealing in some sort of sense. ~ Don’t want to be alone.

Noel’s tag Noel’s house/home Noel’s moodboard Handwriting/ask answer pic:

One song to describe her: G-Eazy & Halsey - Him & I Personal Playlist: 1. Glass Animals - Heat Waves 2. Royal Blood - Boilermaker 3. GAYLE - abcdefu 4. Jaymes Young - Infinity 5. Rainbow Kitten Surprise - It's Called: Freefall 6. Flume & Chet Faker - Drop the Game 7. Sia - Snowman 8. Grimes - Player Of Games 9. Mike Posner - I Took A Pill In Ibiza (Seeb Remix) 10. Lilly Wood & The Prick and Robin Schulz - Prayer In C (Robin Schulz Remix) 11. PETIT BISCUIT - Sunset Lover 12. What So Not - High You Are 13. BUNT. - Young Love (ft. Emma Carn) 14. Elderbrook & Rudimental - Something About You 15. Baby Bash - Suga Suga 16. Cherub - Doses & Mimosas 17. Siskin - Electric Love 18. Swedish House Mafia ft. John Martin - Don't You Worry Child 19. EFIX & Henri Pfr - I'm Going Down (feat. Florence Welch & Kid Harpoon) 20. Galimatias - Ocean Floor Kisses 21. Konoba - On Our Knees (feat. R.O) 22. Joel Corry x MNEK - Head & Heart 23. Alina Baraz - More Than Enough 24. Tep No - The Last Ones Standing 25. Parra for Cuva ft. Anna Naklab - Wicked Games Bonus: Yung Gravy - oops! - Edit - Disclaimer: I usually make my own characters from scratch, but this time I used a base, made by the highly talented @rollo-rolls​. She was simply too good to pas up on. I did however tweak her to my liking, gave her a bit of a darker appearance, and as usual, the personality is still 100% created by me.

[midnightcitv]

i will try to be brief (spreadsheet edition)

tracklist

Runs in the Family by Amanda Palmer

Runs in the Family by Amanda Palmer

(10)

Father by The Front Bottoms

The Louvre by Lorde

(9)

A Burning Hill by Mitski

Daddy Issues by The Neighbourhood

Kyoto by Phoebe Bridgers

(8)

Class of 2013 by Mitski

(7)

Business Man by Mother Mother

I Know The End by Phoebe Bridgers

Indigo Night by Tamino

Nobody by Mitski

R.I.P. 2 My Youth by The Neighbourhood

Savior Complex by Phoebe Bridgers

The Adults Are Talking by The Strokes

(6)

A Better Son/Daughter by Rilo Kiley

Cemetery by COIN

Hayloft by Mother Mother

Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You by The 1975

Should Have Known Better by Sufjan Stevens

That Funny Feeling by Bo Burnham

Washing Machine Heart by Mitski

(5)

Are You Satisfied? by MARINA

Boys Don't Cry by The Cure

Brand New City by Mitski

cowboy like me by Taylor Swift

How to Be a Heartbreaker by MARINA

Hurt by Johnny Cash

Like Real People Do by Hozier

Motion Sickness by Phoebe Bridgers

No Children - Jordan Lake Sessions Volume 1 by The Mountain Goats

Problems by Mother Mother

Saint Bernard by Lincoln

Writer In The Dark by Lorde

(4)

26 by Paramore

A Sadness Runs Through Him by The Hoosiers

A Well Respected Man by The Kinks

Are You Bored Yet? (feat. Clairo) by Wallows,Clairo

Brother by Gerard Way

Cringe - Stripped by Matt Maeson

Diet Soda Society by The Maine

Dust Bowl Dance by Mumford & Sons

Dynasty by Rina Sawayama

First Love / Late Spring by Mitski

Friday I'm In Love by The Cure

Grave Digger by Matt Maeson

I Bet on Losing Dogs by Mitski

I Don't Smoke by Mitski

ICU by Phoebe Bridgers

Last Words of a Shooting Star by Mitski

Little Lion Man by Mumford & Sons

mirrorball by Taylor Swift

Prodigal Son by Rationale

Say My Name - Recorded At Spotify Studios NYC by Hozier

The Mask by Matt Maeson

The Outsider by MARINA

Townie by Mitski

(3)

...Baby One More Time by Britney Spears

33 “GOD” by Bon Iver

Achilles Come Down by Gang of Youths

Be Nice To Me by The Front Bottoms

Big Brother - 2016 Remaster by David Bowie

Body by Mother Mother

Bones by The Killers

brutal by Olivia Rodrigo

Burning Pile by Mother Mother

Bust Your Knee Caps - Johnny Don't Leave Me by Pomplamoose

cellophane by FKA twigs

Chinese Satellite by Phoebe Bridgers

Cleopatra by The Lumineers

Daddy Lessons by Beyoncé

Dead Inside by Younger Hunger

Dead Sea by The Lumineers

Dinner & Diatribes by Hozier

Everybody Talks by Neon Trees

Favorite Liar by The Wrecks

Fine, Great by Modern Baseball

First Class by Rainbow Kitten Surprise

Foreigner's God by Hozier

Freakin' Out On the Interstate by Briston Maroney

Ghosting by Mother Mother

I Am Not a Robot by MARINA

I Gave You All by Mumford & Sons

I'm Not In Love by Kelsey Lu

Jackie And Wilson by Hozier

Kids by Current Joys

Let It All Out (10:05) by COIN

Little Pistol by Mother Mother

Material Girl by Madonna

Mind Over Matter (Reprise) by Young the Giant

mirrored heart by FKA twigs

Mr. Perfectly Fine (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault) by Taylor Swift

My Mom by Kimya Dawson

New Year’s Day by Taylor Swift

no body, no crime (feat. HAIM) by Taylor Swift,HAIM

Pleaser by Wallows

Poor Little Rich Boy by Regina Spektor

Portrait I by The Howl & The Hum

Salt In The Wound by Julien Baker,Phoebe Bridgers,Lucy Dacus

Secrets and Lies by Ruelle

Talk by Hozier

The Archer by Taylor Swift

The Boxer by Simon & Garfunkel

Use Somebody by Kings of Leon

White Blank Page by Mumford & Sons

Working for the Knife by Mitski

Your Best American Girl by Mitski

Youth by Daughter

(2)

20 Something by SZA

A Mask of My Own Face by Lemon Demon

Abbey by Mitski

Ain't No Grave by Johnny Cash

All the King's Horses by Karmina

All the Rowboats by Regina Spektor

American Money by BØRNS

Angel Eyes and Basketball by Foot Ox

As the World Caves In by Sarah Cothran

Bad Bad Things by AJJ

Bathtub by The Front Bottoms

Beautiful Crime by Tamer

Because of You by Kelly Clarkson

Behind These Hazel Eyes by Kelly Clarkson

Big Black Car by Gregory Alan Isakov

Billy Brown by MIKA

Bird Song by Florence + The Machine

Black Eyes by Radical Face

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

Bottom of the River by Delta Rae

Brazil by Declan McKenna

Brother by Kodaline

Busy Boy by Chloe x Halle

Candles by Daughter

Carmen by Lana Del Rey

Carry That Weight - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles

Chemtrails Over The Country Club by Lana Del Rey

Choke by I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME

Cigar by Tamino

Cigarette Daydreams by Cage The Elephant

Coffee by Jack Stauber's Micropop

Cold Cold Cold by Cage The Elephant

Criminal by Fiona Apple

Cry by Carly Rae Jepsen

Cupid's Chokehold / Breakfast in America by Gym Class Heroes

Curses by The Crane Wives

Dancing With Your Ghost by Sasha Alex Sloan

David by Noah Gundersen

Death of a Bachelor by Panic! At The Disco

DeMarcus Cousins & Ashley by Hobo Johnson

Demons by The National

Do I Wanna Know? by Arctic Monkeys

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood by Yusuf / Cat Stevens

Dread In My Heart by Mother Mother

Dreams - 2004 Remaster by Fleetwood Mac

Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Tears For Fears

False Confidence by Noah Kahan

Fucked My Way Up To The Top by Lana Del Rey

Girl With One Eye by Florence + The Machine

Girls in the Hood by Megan Thee Stallion

Golden Dandelions - Acoustic by Barns Courtney

Golden Slumbers - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles

Gun Song by The Lumineers

Haunted Heart by WILD

Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - 2011 Remaster by The Smiths

Heirloom by Sleeping At Last

Here Come the People in Grey by The Kinks

Hermit the Frog by MARINA

Homemade Dynamite by Lorde

Human - Acoustic by Jon Bellion

I Exist I Exist I Exist by Flatsound

I Know It's Over - 2011 Remaster by The Smiths

I Miss Having Sex But At Least I Don't Wanna Die Anymore by Waterparks

I Wanna Get Better by Bleachers

I Will Survive - Single Version by Gloria Gaynor

I'm not a good person by Pat The Bunny

Impostor Syndrome by Sidney Gish

Iris by The Goo Goo Dolls

It Takes a Lot to Know a Man by Damien Rice

It's Alright by Mother Mother

Judas by BANKS

K. by Cigarettes After Sex

Kiss Her You Fool by Kids That Fly

Kiwi by Harry Styles

Lent by Autoheart

Liability by Lorde

Little Dark Age by MGMT

Lone Star by The Front Bottoms

Look Who’s Inside Again by Bo Burnham

Lovefool - Radio Edit by The Cardigans

Loving Is Easy by Rex Orange County,Benny Sings

Masterpiece by Big Thief

Me and My Friends Are Lonely by Matt Maeson

Millstone by Brand New

Moment's Silence (Common Tongue) by Hozier

Money Power Glory by Lana Del Rey

Mother & Father by BROODS

Mr Loverman by Ricky Montgomery

My House by Declan McKenna

Neptune by Sleeping At Last

No Surprises by Radiohead

Numb by MARINA

Oh No! by MARINA

One by Harry Nilsson

Poplar St by Glass Animals

Promiscuous by Nelly Furtado,Timbaland

Rät by Penelope Scott

Real Men by Mitski

Relay by Fiona Apple

Remember My Name by Mitski

Ruler of Everything by Tally Hall

Saint Bernard 2 by Lincoln

Scene Two - Roger Rabbit by Sleeping With Sirens

Secrets by OneRepublic

Seventeen by MARINA

Shadowboxing by Julien Baker

Ship To Wreck by Florence + The Machine

Sign of the Times by Harry Styles

Simmer by Hayley Williams

Six by Sleeping At Last

Smack a Bitch by Rico Nasty

Social Cues by Cage The Elephant

Something Has to Change by The Japanese House

Sorrow by The National

Space Song by Beach House

Still Don't Know My Name by Labrinth

Still Sane by Lorde

Stoned at the Nail Salon by Lorde

Swimming Pool by The Front Bottoms

Take Care by Beach House

Teen Idle by MARINA

Telescope by Cage The Elephant

Tennis Court by Lorde

The Fall by half•alive

The Kids Aren't Alright by Fall Out Boy

The Man with the Axe by Lorde

The Stand by Mother Mother

The Wolves (Act I and II) by Bon Iver

This December by Ricky Montgomery

this is me trying by Taylor Swift

Thousand Eyes by Of Monsters and Men

tolerate it by Taylor Swift

Tribulation by Matt Maeson

Trouble by Cage The Elephant

Twin Size Mattress by The Front Bottoms

Uncomfortable by Wallows

Unfaithful by Rihanna

Vienna by Billy Joel

Wait by M83

When We Were Young by Adele

Where'd All the Time Go? by Dr. Dog

Work Song by Hozier

You Are a Runner and I Am My Father's Son by Wolf Parade

You Get Me So High by The Neighbourhood

You Never Give Me Your Money - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles

You're Gonna Go Far, Kid by The Offspring

(BONUS TRACK)

Kyoto - Spotify Singles by Phoebe Bridgers,Jackson Browne

Class of 2013 - Audiotree Live Version by Mitski

That Funny Feeling by Phoebe Bridgers

Hurt - Live From Werchter by Mumford & Sons

Cringe by Matt Maeson

Dust Bowl Dance - Live from Shepherd's Bush Empire, 2010 by Mumford & Sons

Friday I’m In Love - Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC by Phoebe Bridgers

mirrorball - the long pond studio sessions by Taylor Swift

Say My Name by Destiny's Child

...baby one more time by The Marías

...Baby One More Time by Bowling For Soup

Bust Your Kneecaps by Pomplamoose

Daddy Lessons (feat. The Chicks) by Beyoncé,The Chicks

I Gave You All - Live from Shepherd's Bush Empire, 2010 by Mumford & Sons

Mind Over Matter by Young the Giant

The Boxer by Jerry Douglas,Mumford & Sons,Paul Simon

The Boxer - 2002 Remaster by Emmylou Harris

Ain't No Grave by Crooked Still

As the World Caves In by Matt Maltese

Billy Brown - Live from Sadler's Wells, London/2009 by MIKA

Bohemian Rhapsody - Live At The Hammersmith Odeon, London by Queen

I Know It's Over by Jeff Buckley

Iris by Chris Lanzon

One - Single Version by Three Dog Night

You Are a Runner and I Am My Father's Son (feat. Dan Mangan) by Astral Swans,Dan Mangan

[byneddiedingo]

Anna Karenina (Julien Duvivier, 1948)

Cast: Vivien Leigh, Ralph Richardson, Kieron Moore, Sally Ann Howes, Niall MacGinnis, Martita Hunt, Helen Haye, Patrick Skipwith. Screenplay: Jean Anouilh, Guy Morgan, Julien Duvivier, based on a novel by Leo Tolstoy. Cinematography: Henri Alekan. Art direction: Andrej Andrejew. Film editing: Russell Lloyd. Costume design: Cecil Beaton. Music: Constant Lambert. Greta Garbo is the best reason for seeing Clarence Brown's 1935 version of Anna Karenina, but Ralph Richardson is the best argument for watching this one. As Karenin, Richardson demonstrates an understanding of the character that Basil Rathbone failed to display in the earlier version. Rathbone played Karenin as a cuckold with a cold heart, but Richardson wants us to see what Tolstoy found in Karenin: the wounded pride, the inability to stoop to tenderness that has been bred in him by long contact with Russian society and political status-seeking. Unfortunately, Richardson's role exists in a rather dull adaptation of the novel, directed by Julien Duvivier from a screenplay he wrote with Jean Anouilh and Guy Morgan. Although Vivien Leigh was certainly a tantalizing choice for the title role, she makes a fragile Anna -- no surprise, as she was recovering from tuberculosis, a miscarriage, and a bout with depression that seems to have begun her descent into bipolar disorder. At times, especially in the 19th-century gowns designed by Cecil Beaton, she evokes a little of the wit and backbone of Scarlett O'Hara, but she has no chemistry with her Vronsky, the otherwise unremembered Irish actor Kieron Moore. It's not surprising that producer Alexander Korda gave Moore third billing, promoting Richardson above him. The production, too, is rather drab, especially when compared to the opulence that MGM could provide in its 1935 heyday. There's a toy train early in the film that the special effects people try to pass off as full-size by hiding it behind an obviously artificial snowstorm. As usual, this Anna Karenina is all about building up to Anna's famous demise, this time by taking us into her foreboding nightmare about a railroad worker she saw at the beginning of her affair with Vronsky. And also as usual, the half of the novel dealing with Levin, Tolstoy's stand-in character, is scuttled. In this version, Levin is a balding middle-aged man whose only function is to be rejected by Kitty, who is then thrown over for Anna by Vronsky. There's a perfunctory scene that gives a happy ending to the Levin-Kitty story, but it adds nothing but length to the film. Some of the scenes featuring the supporting cast, especially those with Martita Hunt as Princess Betsy, bring the film to flickering life, but there aren't enough of them to overcome the general dullness.    

gifs from marciabrady

[noloveforned]

with covid continuing to do its thing, the only show i don't miss these days is my radio show- i'll be on wlur from 8-10pm tonight! (and yes, i'm a little bitter right now having missed the daniel romano and carson mchone show in richmond this week!)

no love for ned on wlur – may 27th, 2022 from 8-10pm

artist // track // album // label the breeders // divine hammer // last splash // 4ad body type // the brood // everything is dangerous but nothing's surprising // poison city the verlaines // pyromaniac // live at the windsor castle, auckland, may 1986 // schoolkids eton crop // disappointment // koesette split cassette w/ pistache bv // (self-released) lung leg // small screen queen // hello sir // kill rock stars the kids born wrong // the googies // book of vile darkness // what's for breakfast? otoboke beaver // first-class side-guy // super champon // damnably frontperson // fastest // parade // oscar street elizabeth // here // the wonderful world of nature // our golden friend modal melodies // in the rain // modal melodies // anti fade gentle sinners // the cries // these actions cannot be undone // rock action julien baker // faith healer (half waif remix) // little oblivions (remixes) ep // matador wynonna judd and waxahatchee // other side // other side digital single // anti wes tirey // glad you're here with me // three covers ep // (self-released) steven r. smith // curling among the reeds // spring // soft abuse lemon quartet // crestless // crestless // last resort travis laplante // wild tapestry (excerpt) // wild tapestry // out of your head signe emmeluth, knedal andersen and skavhaug nergaard // amazing fudge // the a-z of microwave cookery cassette // astral spirits albert ayler // music is the healing force of the universe // revelations- the complete ortf 1970 fondation maeght recordings // elemental david boykin, nicole mitchell, josh abrams, james baker and myron cherry // eli whitney // hazel boykin- big and fine // sonic healing ministries don herbert // room // ekow // searchers emma-jean thackray featuring wiki // golden green (remix) // yellow (deluxe edition) // movementt butcher brown and michael millions // black man // black man digital single // concord jean grae // underneathu // number five ep // kagd archie james cavanaugh // light unto the world // black and white raven // numero group george benson // give me the night // give me the night // warner bros. jens lekman // sipping on the sweet nectar // the linden trees are still in blossom // secretly canadian nancy sinatra // love is strange // nancy and lee (remastered) // light in the attic nancy lee jordan // happy don't last forever // driftless dreamers- in cuca country compilation // numero group faye webster // kind of (type of way) // car therapy sessions ep // secretly canadian

[anotherninjagoblog]

Pieces

Summary: “There’s someone, right there, on the porch, hiding.”

or 

sometimes the people you never knew existed have a funny way of showing up in your life.

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Zane tapped his fingers on his thigh before finally leaning back and relaxing into his seat. Soft rock playing in the car as they drove through the city, the sun just beginning to set, and the sky getting ready to darken. 

Cole’s voice came through the gentle atmosphere that had been built. “Ah, looks like she’s out already.”

The blonde looked over his shoulder, peering into the backseat. And sure enough their now sleeping six-year old was leaning to one side in her booster seat, eyes closed. The glittery flower and vine “tattoo” shining around the side of her left eye. 

They were just coming home from the school’s spring pageant, that had admittedly ran a little long. But it was all worth it to have those memories of their daughter in a pretty lavender dress singing ‘Everything Grows’.

 After all, those were moments that could never be replaced. 

Smiling, he turned around, facing forward again. “It’s going to be quite the challenge cleaning all the glitter off of her face,” he said, chuckling. 

Cole gave a fake heavy sigh, taking a peek at her in the rearview mirror. “You’re telling me!” He lifted a hand off the steering wheel, running it through his hair. “I thought it would have been harder just to make it stay on - it was coming off everywhere in the beginning. So, uh, don’t mind the mess in the bathroom.”

Zane hummed, closing his eyes. “You’re still cleaning it up.”

His husband scoffed. “Of course, punish the artist. It took real work making it look so pretty!” 

“I know. It looks great.” he said, turning and giving Cole a smile. 

The silence returned again, and Zane watched as the buildings disappeared, and the houses began to appear outside the passenger window. 

He felt a hand wrap around his hand resting on his thigh. Zane gave a squeeze back before looking up at Cole again. He watched as Cole kept his eyes forward on the road, opening his mouth as to say something, before closing it again.

“What is it?”

“I was just thinking...maybe we should adopt again?” 

“Hm? What brought this up?”

“I just think it’d be good for her, you know? I didn’t get to grow up with siblings and I wish sometimes that I did...besides, she’s getting older,” Cole suddenly jerked their clasped hands closer to his chest, startling Zane before continuing, “and I don’t think my heart will be able to handle her going into first grade next year!” 

Zane pulled his hand back gently, Cole replacing his hand on the wheel as they rolled into their driveway. “Maybe,” the blonde said, a smile appearing on his lips. 

Cole turned off the car, and Zane got off, opening the rear car door. 

He gently unbuckled his daughter, careful not to wake her, before lifting her into his arms, her head on his shoulder.

Zane walked around the back of the car, about to make his way to the front door. “I just remembered that Kai, Nya, and Jay surely must have fulfilled the roles of sib- what’s wrong?”

Cole held his arm out in front of him, keeping him from walking any further. “Wait.”

Instinctively, he slightly tightened the hold on his child. But, Zane couldn’t see anything, or hear anything suspicious. The silence enveloped them for a few seconds, the blonde growing anxious as to why they were not moving - why they weren’t going inside the house. 

Cole spoke very carefully, his words coming out in an urgent whisper.

“There’s someone, right there, on the porch.”

“Where?” he asked, trying to scan through the darkness. 

“They’re lying there, on the ground. Trying to hide.” Cole’s tone strengthened at the end, before he started to move towards the door. 

“Cole! Come back!”

But Zane’s frantic whispers were ignored, as Cole marched over to the porch, all tense, his fists clenched at the sides. 

Zane held his breath as Cole stepped slowly onto the porch. 

Making careful movements, he peered down at the floor, almost crouching before turning back to face him. 

“It’s a kid....and they’re.... asleep? I think?” He said, calling out into the darkness.

 Zane felt his heart restart, beating to ward off the cold feeling that had started to settle in his chest. He moved closer to the porch, keeping the hold on his daughter. He stood closer to Cole, finally catching a glimpse.

Sprawled out on the porch, using a backpack as a makeshift pillow, was this teenaged boy clothed in ripped jeans, a sweatshirt that appeared a size too big, and some worn converse high tops with brightly colored shoelaces. With one arm over his stomach, the other arm over his eyes, coupled with the sight of his calm expression - would have given anyone the impression that this boy was back at home, sleeping in his own bed. 

“What do we do?” the blonde whispered in the dark. 

Cole thought a moment before answering back. “I don’t know..he doesn’t seem to be danger-”

They were both surprised by the kid’s sudden jerk on the ground. 

The noirette pushed Zane back behind him as the kid sat up, rubbing his eyes. He blinked a couple times before looking around, before his eyes traveled back up to Zane and Cole standing above him. 

Nobody spoke. 

“Um...excuse me, are you alright?” Cole asked, still wary of the stranger. 

The teen’s voice broke through the silence, slightly higher than Zane expected, and much more embarrassed. “Oh...Oh! I’m sorry! I didn’t mean to fall asleep here.” He placed an arm on the floor of the porch, trying to heave himself up onto his feet before Cole offered him a hand. 

Now that he was standing, Zane realized he was much taller than how he looked on the ground. About as tall as him, almost as tall as Cole. His shy brown eyes looked down for a moment before turning back up. 

“Do you need help?” Cole asked.

“Yes! Actually I came because-” the teen rummaged through his pants pocket for a second before pulling out a folded square of paper. He opened it before speaking again. “They gave me this address for someone I was looking for?...” he said, his voice trailing off. 

Zane, who had remained almost completely quiet during this whole...encounter...decided to speak up. 

“I’m afraid you might have the wrong address, I’ve lived here all my life.” He readjusted his grip on his daughter, trying not to jostle her too much. 

“Oh....” The teen glanced at the number plate by the front door, “Isn’t this 4612 South Birchwood?”

“....Yes.” The blonde replied warily. 

The stranger across from him piped up excitedly. “Maybe you can help me then!” Catching himself in his burst of energy, he paused a second before toning himself down a notch. “I’m actually looking for -” he glanced back at the paper again, “Charles Julien.”

“Actually-”

Zane was about to tell him, that, unfortunately, his father had passed away. But the next words were lost as soon as the teen spoke once again. 

“I’m looking for him...because...well...

I’m his son.”

The cold slowly seeping back into his chest, Zane felt as if time had frozen - leaving him at a standstill.

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Hehehe. >:D

Honestly, this was all inspired by the influx of Echo content brought on by angst week.

What do y’all think? Should I continue? :D

Edit 09/03: I made a part two :)