#kathleen morrison

[sweet-ms-colleen]

[perfettamentechic]

25 gennaio … ricordiamo …

25 gennaio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2020: Narciso Parigi, cantante e attore italiano. (n. 1927) 2017: Mary Tyler Moore, attrice statunitense. (n. 1936) 2017: John Hurt, Sir John Vincent Hurt, è stato un attore britannico, tra i più noti e ambiti attori inglesi nel mondo del cinema e del teatro, apprezzato anche per i suoi numerosi ruoli teatrali in opere shakespeariane. (n. 1940) 2003: Leopoldo Trieste, è stato un attore,…

[yourmaddestobsessi0n]

do you like to read? what kind of books if you do? fav author and book?

Yes i love to read, i loveeee romance books, splatterpunk, really sad looks like girl in pieces and classic literature

My fav books (if i have to chose) would probably be the picture of dorian gray, dead inside, RES series, girl in pieces, you’d be home by now, Emma, Devils night series (there is more LMAO)

my fav author(s) is probably Chandler Morrison, Kathleen Glasgow, jane austen or oscar wilde

[ulrichgebert]

Urlaubs- und Unaufmerksamkeitsbedingt haben wir leichtfertig Carol Burnetts 90. Geburtstag (am 26. April) unbemerkt verstreichen lassen, dabei hätte dieser doch einen hervorragenden Vorwand geboten, die herausragende Märchenverfilmung unserer Zeit Once Upon a Mattress einmal wieder anzuschauen. Wir haben das aber sofort, nachdem wir unser Versäumnis bemerkt haben, nachgeholt und leiden nun wieder am “happily, happily, happily ever after”-Ohrwurm.

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my 90's Fest Movie and TV 📺 Marathon...The Doors (1991) on classic DVD 📀! #movie #movies #music #drama #biopic #truestory #thedoors #ripjimmorrison #jimmorrison #raymanzarek #RobbieKrieger #johndensmore #OliverStone #valkilmer #megryan #KathleenQuinlan #frankwhaley #KevinDillon #crispinglover #billyidol #MimiRogers #MichaelWincott #kylemaclachlan #paulrothchild #michaelmadsen #dennisburkley #DebiMazar #WesStudi #JenniferRubin #rodneyagrant #dvd #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas2ndannual90sfest

[thenerdsofcolor]

Hollywood Legend Carl Weathers Breaks Down 'The Mandalorian' and High Magistrate Karga

Hollywood Legend Carl Weathers Breaks Down 'The Mandalorian' and High Magistrate Karga @themandalorian @TheCarlWeathers #GreefKarga

Very few names have persisted in the medium of film and television the way Carl Weathers’ name has. From playing Apollo Creed in the first 4 Rocky films, to hunting Predators with Schwarzenegger, playing golf with Happy Gilmore, and now ruling over a planet in a galaxy far, far away, Weathers’ name and reputation as one of the greatest genre franchise stars on the planet cannot be disputed. And…

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have W.C. Fields Comedy Collection Volume Two  IT has You’re Telling Me 1934, The Old Fashioned Way 1934, Man on the Flying Trapeze 1935, Poppy 1936 and Never Give a Sucker an Even Break 1941

[poppletonink]

Paris Geller: An Inspired Reading Recommendations List

Pride And Prejudice by Jane Austen

Bossypants by Tina Fey

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

Recitatif by Toni Morrison

Emma by Jane Austen

I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai

The Collected Works Of William Shakespeare

The Iliad by Homer

Furies: Stories of the Wicked, Wild and Untamed by Various Authors (including Margaret Atwood, Ali Smith and Kamila Shamsie)

My Brilliant Career by Miles Franklin

Sense And Sensibility by Jane Austen

The Agathas by Kathleen Glasgow

I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu

Death Of An Avid Reader by Frances Brody

Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen

The Art Of War by Sun Tzu

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

Kindred by Octavia E Butler

[chiekodivine]

books recommendations

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aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe benjamin alire sáenz

the alchemist paulo coehlo

a room of one’s own virginia wolf

we are the ants shaun david hutchinson

the beauty of myth naomi wolf

the love hypothesis ali hazelwood

the second sex simone de beauvoir

her body and other parties carmen maria machado

the secret history donna tartt

valley of the dolls jacqueline susann

the lover marguerite duras

the picture of dorian gray oscar wilde

my year of rest and relaxation ottessa moshfegh

the creation of patriarchy gerda lerner

girl in pieces kathleen glasgow

ain’t i a woman: black women and feminism bell hooks

severance ling ma

love is dog from hell charles bukiwski

only words catharine a. mackinnon

beloved toni morrison

summer edith wharton

feminist theory: from margin to center bell hooks

bunny mona awad

living a feminist life sara ahmed

requiem for a dream hubert selby jr.

the sexual contract carole pateman

woman and nature: the roaring inside her susan griffin

[blueeyeddarkknight]

Crazy things Val had to do for Oliver stone in the doors 🤯🦎👑

1) cut his hair fr (and then the scene was cut 😩)

2) jump on the stage for Like 12 takes while the real Jim only did it once

3) walking on the roof of the chateau marmot

4) In this one he didn't even know he was going to do it.. Oliver made it a surprise 😬

5) And again.. This time it's hanging from the window

6) Okay I'll admit.. This one was Val's idea😀

He was bored! 😪 so he decided to jump from the stage into the crowd.. the stuntman failed to catch him and he ended up breaking his arm 🤕

7) had an actual Wiccan marriage with Kathleen Quinlan 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 performed by a real winccan priestess (aka the real Patricia kennealy morrison🧙🗡️🩸 👀)

8) had to sing "the end" 🎶 at least 15 times until his voice went hoarse 🗣️ and he collapsed on the stage floor😢

But! Paul rothchild himself was so pleased he hugged Val for like 15 minutes and said it was perfect 😍

That's it for part 1!

(yes we're not done believe it or not 😳 )

Part 2 :

[sweet-ms-colleen]

[thirdteeth]

♡ Books to Read ♡

girl, interrupted - susanna kaysen

the beguiled - thomas cullinan

my year of rest and relaxation - ottessa moshfegh

girl in pieces - kathleen glasgow

women who run with wolves - clarissa pinkola estés

pride and prejudice - jane austen

the bell jar - sylvia plath

the secret history - donna tartt

black swans - eve babitz

severance - ling ma

beloved trilogy - toni morrison

bad behavior - mary gaitskill

the year of magical thinking - joan didion

there there - tommy orange

valley of the dolls - jacqueline susann

american psycho - bret easton ellis

requiem for a dream - hubert selby jr.

ariel - sylvia plath

lolita - vladimir nabokov

anna karenina - leo tolstoy

rebecca - daphne du maurier

the virgin suicides - jeffrey eugenides

gone with the wind - margaret mitchell

the interpretation of dreams - sigmund freud

the stranger - albert camus

madness and civilization - michel foucault

the woman destroyed - simone de beauvoir

just kids - patti smith

to the lighthouse - virginia woolf

play it as it lays - joan didion

gone girl - gillian flynn

normal people - sally rooney

prozac nation - elizabeth wurtzel

how to murder your life - cat marnell

the catcher in the rye - j.d. salinger

love is a dog from hell - charles bukowski

jane eyre - charlotte brontë

her body and other parties - carmen maria machado

eileen - ottessa moshfegh

bunny - mona awad

little women - louisa may alcott

the perks of being a wallflower - stephen chbosky

homesick for another world - ottessa moshfegh

frankenstein - mary shelley

the picture of dorian gray - oscar wilde

diary of an oxygen thief - anonymous

boy parts - eliza clark

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo - taylor jenkins reid

a room of one's own - virginia wolf

mrs. dalloway - virginia wolf

wuthering heights - emily brontë

slouching towards bethlehem - joan didion

the white album - joan didion

trick mirror: reflections on self-delusion - jia tolentino

the idiot - elif batuman

1984 - george orwell

sense and sensibility - jane austen

the handmaid's tale - margaret atwood

the great gatsby - f. scott fitzgerald

city of girls - elizabeth gilbert

animal - lisa taddeo

a certain hunger - chelsea g. summers

in the dream house - carmen maria machado

the new me - halle butler

death in her hands - ottessa moshfegh

norwegian wood - haruki murakami

the feminine mystique - betty friedan

[djservo]

not only did you beat me but i am horrifically late.. how embarrassing for me! however(!), i have finally made it to ask you the oh so important question: how much chocolate did you eat over the easter weekend? do you get a long weekend in the us? oh and i guess how did your march reading go? any spring time specific reads or other things you’re looking forward to?

FEELS GOOD TO WIN ONE!!!! 😪👏 tbh I'm not that big on sweets + easter treats especially seem like overload to me BUT I've been rationing a bag of cadbury mini eggs for the past week and it's been a delight in my day!!! pep in my step!! my work gave us friday off + IIRC they do the same in schools too? but I also took off thursday bc I was going to a wedding with friends so extra long weekend praise be 🏝️ oh yes and the reading part!!

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

I think I was halfway thru this during our last round-up and I already knew it was gonna be my fav Morrison thus far but Wowwwwwowow an already gripping story and then the final third just smacks ya outta nowhere and floors you!!! which is wild because I was already completely into it when things were unraveling in the way of slice of life / reckoning with family history and curses - such a fleshed out setting and cast of characters - but then it twists into this epic adventure at the very last second and it's just crazy how something already so layered can get even dizzier, and how complete it still feels! not overdone or rushed at all, just complete magic!!

Of Death. Minimal Odes by Hilda Hilst

there's just somethin about Hilda!!! perfect balance between bare bones simplicity + profundity to me - maybe it's striking because of how simple it is, or conversely reads as straightforward (a minimal ode if U will) because it's as if she's speaking truths that could only be articulated in a surreal way. WHO KNOWS !!! similar to my experience with With My Dog Eyes I was left with this certain ennui where it seemed like something didnt click immediately but then ofc I thought about specific lines for days and weeks after + craving more of her writing. a slow burn of affection! and the translation is so beautiful!! got me thinking about how a translator isn't ever Just translating, but also has to wear the hat of the author they're translating which is so beautifully layered to me + I have so much respect for it as an art itself

Girls to the Front by Sara Marcus

I was excited for this bc riot grrrl is interwoven in so many things/people I admire but it fell pretty flat. didn't care for Marcus's uneven prose throughout which felt peppered in as an afterthought + it was clear which topics/bands/figures Marcus favored in how much more attention + depth she gave them, which maybe is inevitable when you're personally connected to a subculture but I feel like if you're describing a book as "an epic, definitive history" of a movement, you shouldn't be so blatantly biased? it's also kinda funny in an ironic way how she condenses the experience of queer women and WOC feeling left out in a matter of like. 4 pages total. then goes back to essentially a Kathleen Hanna love fest (whomst I also love!!! but that's not what this book should've been!!) then again, I don't expect a white woman to sufficiently examine and/or encapsulate the intricacies of intersectionality so whatevz . flopperoni

Assata by Assata Shakur

I've had a copy of this for yearssss but I'm kinda glad I waited til now because it made me think so much of Leila Khaled's memoir at parts in their undying loyalty to the cause and unashamed criticism of the radical groups they longed to be apart of - in this case, the BPP and its gendered hierarchy - and it's just nice to be able to have this bridge between revolutionaries + revolutions, the embodiment of fighting the same struggle / no one being free until everyone's free. powerful and unflinching yet completely grounded and lucid in reflection - no detail felt out of place and no indictment felt gratuitous. completely demoralizing at parts (as if the american justice system could seem any more like a joke) and particularly bleak to see how relevant so much of this feels decades later (but also unsurprising when you think about america's enactment + sustaining of brutality as a well-oiled machine, the very core of its existence). just all around special and profound

for april I planned to read some short story collections but already I feel myself straying + craving something juicier so I may just let this be another wildcard month as far as ~theme goes like sorry but the heart wants what it wants and in this case it's bret easton ellis seediness!! happy spring!!!

[the-90s-music-colosseum]

Most Attractive 90s Musician bracket: Round 4!

Match 1: Kurt Cobain vs Sinead O'Connor Match 2: Shirley Manson vs KD Lang Match 3: Donita Sparks vs Selena Match 4: Miki Berenyi vs Brian Molko Match 5: Ed O'Brien vs Bjork Match 6: Mariah Carey vs Lauryn Hill Match 7: Whitney Houston vs Missy Elliott Match 8: Jeff Buckley vs Fiona Apple Match 9: Trent Reznor vs Jonny Greenwood + Mike Patton Match 10: Madonna vs Keanu Reeves Match 11: Rachel Goswell vs Tupac Shakur Match 12: Kim Gordon vs PJ Harvey Match 13: John Frusciante vs Tori Amos Match 14: Patricia Morrison vs Alex James Match 15: Tracy Chapman vs Stephen Malkmus Match 16: Lisa Lopes vs Kathleen Hanna

This week we introduce our eight mini-bosses to duke it out with the hardy survivors of the previous rounds.

Old masterposts: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 Battle of the Mikes (mini bracket) blog lore iceberg chart

Check out #results, #propaganda, #poll request and #asks! And #other tournaments for all my lovely friends.

tags to filter if you're not into certain kinds of posts:

#my inbox sings to me sometimes - lyric asks

#digging up dirt - controversies/ accusations

#disc horse - anon fights of all varieties

#dreams - people's 90s musician dreams

#jike bbq crack fic/#gruncharov - exactly what it says on the tin

what's allowed in my asks? anything 90s music related! tournament propaganda, discourse and debates, poll requests, rare photos/stories. I will also draw stickmen on demand. Be unhinged. Start fights. Make me proud.

previous tournament results <3 congratulations Tidal!

[oldsardens]

John Duncan Fergusson - Kathleen Dillon Morrison

[thenerdsofcolor]

“The Mandalorian” Season 3 Trailer: Din Djarin Finds His Way Home

Though The Mandalorian season two finale saw Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) part ways with Grogu, their separation was short-lived as the two were eventually reunited in the final episodes of The Book of Boba Fett. Together once again, they’ll travel across the galaxy in pursuit of adventure. And a new trailer reveals more of the overarching plot and character drama, which sees Din trying to make…