#sean cook

[annmariethrush]

I keep seeing suggestions for Lestat on hot ones and fortunately there are lots of different fun versions of this.

Option 1: Lestat on hot ones in show where they give Sam the same mild sauce the whole time in increasingly frightening colors and everyone gets really confused and impressed that Lestat is so “inhuman” as to not be affected and he’s just like “yeah babe, I keep telling you, I’m a vampire”

Option 2: Lestat on hot ones in show where he cries and sweats blood as he gets through hotter ones to everyone’s terror and Lestat starts threatening Sean or asking how he thinks it would pair with human blood or something equally funny and insane

Option 3: Sam goes on hot ones for promo AS Lestat where he has the normal hot ones set but has to try and keep his shit together and keep up a French Accent and cunty laid back attitude as he suffers through the wings and answers questions.

Regardless, it seems hard to go wrong. AMC, I beg you.

[mitjalovse]

Massive Attack stumbled and they had to do something about this fact, since they were quite good until that point. They decided to finally tackle a soundtrack challenge and … I am surprised I don't hear much of them there. True, Danny The Dog was perhaps not the correct movie for them to try their skills for movies. I mean, I could see them working perfectly with David Fincher and I hope they still will eventually, since their only attempt at a movie score at this point disappoints. There are moments, where you notice this is an LP of an outfit that defined the 90's, yet you also observe a strange set of problems they had back then and which they solved by calling back one of their collaborators, though we are not there yet.

[thewordisbond]

SiDizen King and WES PERIOD pump up the positivity in "Sugar Lemon Tree"

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SiDizen King and WES PERIOD pump up the positivity in "Sugar Lemon Tree"

SiDizen King was born to an Angolan mother who brought him to the US to escape her war-torn country. The youngster found music as a way to express himself and quickly gained an audience as he rose up the ranks in the SoundCloud era giving listeners a taste of his hybrid musical taste that blends

[pierppasolini]

The Iron Claw (2023) // dir. Sean Durkin

[ranna-alga]

Idk about you guys but I am an absolute sucker for stoic, strong, providing/protective, "macho-macho" male characters absolutely just breaking down when the going gets a bit too tough. Willing to shoulder any burden or battle scars if it means granting their loved ones' safety, but cracking when it gets too much, getting disheveled when things go wrong, when things are out of their control, when they've lost so much that they cannot hold it in anymore. They cannot continue being strong, at least just for now when they just need to decompress.

With that said, Arthur Morgan absolutely deserved to have a good cry. I'm upset he hasn't in the game, at least from what we have seen. Despite how strong and hardened this 36-year-old seasoned outlaw is, he is still a man - a good man at heart (at least in my canon as a High Honour truther).

There is no way he couldn’t have cried on the ship after watching his own father and mentee/lowkey-son-figure die right before his eyes. There is no way he couldn’t have cried when he failed his chance of running away with the love of his life whilst he still had the chance, and having to come to terms with the fact that the last memory she will hold of him will be him making another promise he couldn't keep + that the last piece of her he has left is her essentially writing him out of her life with no time or opportunity to explain. There is no way he couldn’t have cried when the fear of death/the fate that awaited him and his loved ones got too overwhelming for him. There is no way he couldn’t have cried when he started seeing both life and death differently after Sister Calderón's inspiring words in that train station.

He deserved to have a good cry. Arthur, a man living in the American 1890s where there was a certain expectation for men (outlaw or otherwise) to surpress any 'weak' emotion, finally admitting "I'm afraid" was one of the 'manliest' and most human moments we ever see him have, and it was so simple yet so beautiful. The man has been through so much pain as much as he has inflicted it - he deserves a hearty moment of release. To cry, to sob, to wail, whatever. He just needed that after everything.

[ryansjane]

"Can I take a picture of you, Cook?"

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[happytogigglealone]

I just watched a video where RSL once described Wilson and House's relationship to the cast as "Pooh and Tigger."

Indeed why Pooh and Tigger? A naive bear and a reckless tiger? It does look familiar tho.

[this-world-of-beautiful-monsters]

save chloe // save sean

(inspired by this)

[thebroccolination]

THESE TWO?

FUCKIN’ LOVE THESE TWO

[ufonaut]

finally got my hands on darwyn cooke's eisner winning (!!!) parker: the martini edition - last call, it's a real gorgeous real hefty book well worth the price!

it collects the score and slayground, as well as various interviews with darwyn, tributes to darwyn & richard stark, ed brubaker and sean philips' alan grofield epilogue, darwyn's painted pages for a fully illustrated version of the novels that never came to be, and mountains of layouts and concept art. maybe the single most gorgeous collection i've ever seen!

[krazycattgurl]

Hugs appreciation post 💚 offgun characters

[oeuvrinarydurian]

Inspired by the albums created by @too-antigonish and @astridcontramundum, I present to you, what I believe is our first TELEVISION SITCOM COOKBOOK.

That’s right. Now you can relive the laughter at home, fixin’ up your favorite recipes as seen on that beloved Endeavour spinoff…

“The Even Odder Couple!”

Starring Morse, Strange and featuring guest appearances by Fancy and Cousin Carol, you’ll find such treasured favorites as: 

“Shepherd’s Pie in the Oven”

“Beans in the Pan”

“Nice Bit of Haddock”

“Poached Egg, Bit of Pepper”

“Tea’s In the Pot/I Think I’ll Have Coffee”

“Egg Fried Rice”

“Aspirin’s In the Cabinet”

Not to mention everyone’s favorite…

“It’s Bitter, Not Lager”.

PLUS…two secret family recipes, never before shared: “Mrs. Thursday’s Lovely Carrots” and “Jim’s Very Special Pickled Mackerel.”

And much more!

As a bonus: if you order in the next five minutes, we’ll throw in a copy of

“Strange Cooks Solo: Oberon Prince For You At Home”

Call NOW! Operators are standing by.



[fandomfanservice]

PSA - Fandom, if you haven’t heard, Cooking Crush has F.I.N.A.L.L.Y officially broken the Ep11 curse.

(not the episode gif (Ep10), this is the feeling though)

Long may the power of OffGun rule at GMMTV continue. Absolutely adore them together in the masterpiece that is Not Me. These lads have range!

If you aren’t watching this sweet little nugget, please give it a try. It’s just cathartic, it has EQ (👏🏿👏🏿), there are bumps and adulting needed but it’s warm vs all the angst fans in all the fandoms have recently experienced. I know, we love it but sometimes it’s just too much. 🤎🩷🩵🧡💚💜💛💙🖤🩶🤍❤️

Who needs the Super Bowl when you have BL drama✌🏿

[candiphoenixesartblog]

A commemorative art piece for the recent Starchfest, featuring Crusty Sean cooking up a special meal for the victor (suffice it say, Bigs called in a favor).

[m-a-dragon]

Made Shwaffles from Splatoon

[magzthemad]

John, Yoko and Sean have Thanksgiving Dinner at Cold Spring Harbor, 1979. Photos taken by Fred Seaman