#sue glover

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[alisonscotlock]

top five actresses? top five famous women who aren't actresses? top five sapphic characters? ik this is a lot, feel free to answer any or all of them, it's up to you <3

oh my god lamorna ily tysm🙏💛

these are in no particular order bc i cannot choose faves. also i am gonna disagree with myself within 5 minutes of posting this...

top five actresses (on acting talent):

gemma jones

sarah lancashire

jodie whittaker

lesley manville

emily watson

top five(ish 👀) actresses (on how much i'm in love with them):

jemma redgrave

keeley hawes

amelia bullmore

emily watson

carrie quinlan

liza tarbuck

sally phillips

top five famous women who aren't actresses:

fi glover

jane garvey

sue perkins (ok she's done some acting but she is mostly Not An Actress)

claudia winkleman

natalie haynes

top five(ish) sapphic characters:

bernie wolfe (holby city)

serena campbell (holby city)

twig (the lost flowers of alice hart)

george (feel good)

tig (one mississippi)

nina dorn (two of us, 2019)

ask me my top 5 anything!!

[tcmparty]

@tcmparty live tweet schedule for the week beginning Monday, October 2, 2023. Look for us on Twitter…watch and tweet along…remember to add #TCMParty to your tweets so everyone can find them :) All times are Eastern.

Sunday, Oct. 08 — 8:00 p.m. THE IPCRESS FILE (1965) Secret agent Harry Palmer fights to survive brainwashing when a traitor hands him over to the enemy.

[celine-song]

gays be like i’m fine

also gays: it’s not a game for me, troy. i’m seeing real lava because you’re leaving.

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

[ninja-muse]

2024 Release TBR

🏳️‍🌈 - queer MC     🇨🇦 - Canadian author    ⭐️ - BIPOC MC 📘 - have an ARC bold - newly added

The Secret History of Bigfoot - John O'Connor (travel/history) - February 6

Ending the Pursuit - Michael Paramo (sociology) - February 8

Tomorrow’s Children - Daniel Polansky (post-apocalypse) - February 27

The Baker and the Bard - Fern Haught (YA cozy fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈- March 5

The Tower - Flora Carr (historical fiction) 📘 - March 5

Parasol Against the Axe - Helen Oyeyemi (literary fiction) ⭐️📘- March 5

Those Beyond the Wall - Micaiah Johnson (science fiction) ⭐️📘 - March 12

The Floating Hotel - Grace Curtis (cozy science fiction) 🏳️‍🌈 - March 19

The Angel of Indian Lake - Stephen Graham Jones (horror) ⭐️ 📘- March 26

This Skin Was Once Mine and Other Disturbances - Eric LaRocca (horror) 📘- April 2

Catchpenny - Charlie Huston (science fiction) 📘- April 9

The Proper Thing and Other Stories - Seanan McGuire (fantasy) - May 1

Plain Jane and the Mermaid - Vera Brosgol (YA fantasy) - May 7

Dreadful - Caitlin Rozakis (fantasy) - May 28

Tidal Creatures - Seanan McGuire (contemporary fantasy) - June 4

Echo of Worlds - M.R. Carey (science fiction) - 📘 June 25

Bury Your Gays - Chuck Tingle (horror) 🏳️‍🌈 - July 9

I Was a Teenage Slasher - Stephen Graham Jones (horror) - July 16 📘⭐️

Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop - Emmeline Duncan (cozy mystery) - July 23

The Wordhunter - Stella Sands (mystery) - August 6

The Dollmakers - Lynn Buchanan (fantasy) - August 13 📘

Radiant Sky - Alan Smale (science fiction) - August 27

Buried Deep and Other Stories - Naomi Novik (fantasy/short stories) - September 17

Nightstrider - Sophia Slade (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈- September 17

The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society - C.M. Waggoner (fantasy) - September 20

Villain - Natalie Zina Walschots (superhero fiction) 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 - October 1

The City in Glass - Nghi Vo (fantasy) - October 1

Swordcrossed - Freya Marske (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 8

My Kind of Trouble - L.A. Schwartz (romance) - October 8

Shoestring Theory - Mariana Costa (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 8

Sorcery and Small Magics - Maiga Doocy (cozy fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 15

We Do Not Welcome Our Ten-Year-Old Overlord - Garth Nix (middle grade fantasy) 📘 - October 15

The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door - H.G. Parry (fantasy) - October 22

Usurpation - Sue Burke (science fiction) - October 29

The Improvisers - Nicole Glover (historical fantasy) - November 5 ⭐️

Inkworld: the Color of Revenge - Cornelia Funke (middle grade fantasy) - November 12 📘

The Rivals - Jane Pek (mystery) 📘🏳️‍🌈⭐️- December 1 🏳️

[redey3core]

Opinions on Chuck and Taylor being gay for each other (since Chuck Taylor is a shoe brand and Mary Sue a stereotype and well Mary and Sue are dating.)

Also opinions on Donald Glover being a good potential voice cast for Taylor :3

WAIT I DIDNT EVEN CONSIDER THE CHUCK TAYLOR THING,,,,,, THATS ACTUALLY SO SMART.

Anyways yes I love Chaylor I think it's super cute!! As much as I love my ships being super complex, I do love pairings where I can just look at them and be like "<3", I do think Taylor puts up with a lot of stupid shenanigans from him though

As the the voice headcanon Im gonna have to listen to more of his stuff bc I only remember him from Spiderverse 😭 I love hearing people's voice hcs though, it's very interesting!

[nuuralshams]

24 books in 2024 📚

Thank you @notetaeker for the tag 🫶🏽

I don’t think it’s possible to read 24 books cause even last year I read only 18 🫠 but I’m gonna list a few I’m really interested in down here so I’m more motivated.

I’ve already read three so I think that’s a good start

1. The Six Crimson Cranes - Elizabeth Lim ✅ (5/5)

2. The Dragons Promise - Elizabeth Lim ✅ (3/5)

3. The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea - Axie Oh ✅ (5/5)

4. The Secret History - Donna Tartt ✅ (3/5)

5. The Inheritance Games - Jennifer Lynn Barnes

6. Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir ✅ (5/5)

7. One of Us is Lying - Karen M McManus

8. The Happiness Project - Gretchen Rubin ✅ (3/5)

9. Dare to Lead - Brene Brown

10. The Sealed Nectar - Safiur Rahman Mubarakpuri

11. Ten Myths about Israel - Ilan Pappe

12. Set Boundaries, Find Peace: A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself - Nedra Glover Tawwab

13. Reclaim Your Heart - Yasmin Mogahed

14. Secrets of Divine Love: A Spiritual Journey into the Heart of Islam - A. Helwa

15. Daughter of the Moon Goddess - Sue Lynn Tan ✅ (5/5)

16. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - TJR ✅ (2/5)

17. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - Agatha Christie ✅ (4/5)

18. What You are Looking for is in the Library - Michiko Aoyama ✅ (5/5)

19. Days at the Morisaki Bookshop - Satoshi Yagisawa ✅ (4/5)

20. The Remains of the Day - Kazuo Ishiguro ✅ (5/5)

21. A Tale for the Time Being - Ruth Ozeki ✅ (4/5)

22. The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath done ✅ (1/5)

23. Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë ✅ (5/5)

I’ll leave the remaining 20 books upto my choice or for any random books I happen to stumble upon. This is the first year in like 11 years that I haven’t set a reading challenge on Goodreads for myself cause I just want to give myself more freedom and make reading more fun and less pressure. But this list is gonna help me prioritize the books I do wanna read :)

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15.05.2024 Update

Read one book (no. 15) that wasn’t on the list initially and we have read a total of six books so far! Pretty happy with the progress. And also really enjoyed the ones that I did read. Maybe I should make an anon story graph account and share it on here.

[thisbibliomaniac]

Dwayne Johnson as Danny DeVito and Kevin Hart as Danny Glover are hilarious, sue me

[byneddiedingo]

Julie Carmen and Sam Neill in In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter, 1994)

Cast: Sam Neill, Julie Carmen, Jürgen Prochnow, David Warner, John Glover, Bernie Casey, Peter Jason, Charlton Heston, Frances Bay. Screenplay: Michael De Luca. Cinematography: Gary B. Kibbe. Production design: Jeff Ginn. Film editing: Edward Warschilka. Music: John Carpenter, Jim Lang.

A box office failure in its theatrical debut, John Carpenter's cleverly recursive In the Mouth of Madness has since gathered an enthusiastic following. I'm not one of the enthusiasts -- I find it much too frantic to be very scary, entertaining, or thought-provoking -- but I see what they like about it. It's partly a satiric look at the popularity of horror fiction and its movie spinoffs, centering on an obvious target: Stephen King. In the film, the horror writer is called Sutter Cane (Jürgen Prochnow), who lives in New Hampshire (next door to Maine, where King lives). Maybe to avoid any legal problems, the analogy is made explicit in the movie: King is name-checked several times. The other obvious horror writer target is H.P. Lovecraft, who isn't mentioned, but he's dead and can't sue. One reason for my discontent with In the Mouth of Madness is the miscasting of Sam Neill, who plays an insurance investigator who gets caught up in the search for Sutter Cane and his latest manuscript. Neill is one of my favorite underappreciated actors, but he seems all at sea here: Even his well-practiced American accent is sometimes clotted with his native New Zealand vowels. The role, which has a comic undertone, needs a more smart-alecky performer like Jim Carrey or Bill Murray. But then most of the cast -- including a cameo by Charlton Heston and a screen debut by Hayden Christensen as a paperboy -- is just along for the ride as the special effects and the plot kinks mount up. 

[sterlester]

#DoctorDonnathon Part 1 - Call To Adventure

    On Friday 13th October 2023 I had a surprising email in my inbox. I'd entered the BBC's free competitions and ticket lotteries before, including a failed attempt at their Doctor Who Concert in September (as well as a wonderful evening at the Eden Project celebrating Cornish wildlife with Sue Perkins' Radio Four show Nature Table). So opening this invitation to the Series Four #DoctorDonnathon in London was a delight. At the time I had little idea what this actually meant, only that as a devoted Whovian (yes I like the term) I needed to go. As a Cornish Whovian, however, this meant this decision had a few caveats. How would I get there? Where would I stay? Would there be ample cream tea breaks?!

    These questions hung over me, and as my personal calendar started to fill with other events and work, I felt more and more pressured over this opportunity. Sure, I have watched Series Four many times before, and at the end of November would be able to do so from home with the newest remastering available, but when was the last time I ever watched Doctor Who with an audience? One of my most treasured Whovian memories was watching City Of Death for the first time at the BFI for the Blu Ray release of Season Seventeen, and it was an INCREDIBLE experience. Seeing that wonderful adventure with fresh eyes with a welcoming crowd of enthusiasts made for an unforgettable experience (let alone the presence and insight of actor Julian Glover), but Series Four? What new lens could this endurance challenge of a screening grant me for the cost of travel and accommodation? At first I wondered if this viewing may be of the new remasterings, so I sent an email to the #DoctorDonnathon team, but understandably this technical question went unanswered. Even if it was, would seeing that on the big screen a few weeks before my copy arrived justify the 600 mile-round trip?

    I sat and thought about where I was when this series first aired. Stand out memories from this time of airing include the agony of the two week break between Unicorn And The Wasp and Silence In The Library due to Eurovision, being blown away by Midnight with my cousin at my Grans, the weeklong speculation on TARDIS Wiki between The Stolen Earth and Journey's End, and sitting alone at a friend's birthday party watching Donna's memory be wiped. I also thought about the COVID-19 watchalongs, with the following of Russell T. Davies' tweets about The Stolen Earth/Journey's End being a particular highlight. Would the #DoctorDonnathon improve upon these memories and further enrich my appreciation for this stellar series?

    With those thoughts in mind, I decided that the trip simply wasn't worth it. I love Doctor Who, and this month is going to be FILLED with excitement, anticipation and surprises - I didn't need any more. As I was writing my email to the team to decline the invitation, however, I thought back on my City Of Death viewing. Was it really the experience of seeing a new episode that made that day special? We are lucky enough to be living at a time when RTD has all but guaranteed new Doctor Who annually for the next few years, and every time I watch a new episode it is always an event regardless of the final outcome. But that viewing was special for another reason - the fans. I have friends who watch Doctor Who down here - friends I can talk to about the show for a good two minutes at a time. My best mate and my cousin can both hold fort for a while, and I love them both dearly aside for their passion for nerdiness, but I worry I bore them to a degree. But Doctor Who FANS are exceptional. I remember standing in line at Forbidden Planet in April 2018 to meet RTD and Steven Moffat and having so many great discussions with fellow Whovians (yes I'm sticking with it). I remember meeting Dominic G. Martin outside the BFI and taking a selfie with him after commending him on his cosplay and new producing role on the Peladon set with Big Finish. I remember sending a message of thanks to Fio Trethewey during the first virtual Quiz of Rassilon for their awesome artistic contributions to the fandom (including their brilliant badges which I have several of), and since then have had the joy of following their transition journey online (congratulations on the recent surgery if you ever see this!)

    Simply put - Doctor Who fans are awesome. Worth any journey. And if it takes having to sit through one of the best runs of Doctor Who episodes in a row to have to spend time with them, then I guess I'll have to do just that.

    See you on November 4th!

Cornish TARDIS #DoctorDonnathon

(Picture from the City Of Death screening at the BFI in 2018 - thanks Dominic!)

@doctorwho

[kwebtv]

Aliens in the Family - BBC - November 18, 1987 - December 23, 1987

Science Fiction (6 episodes)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Grant Thatcher as Bond

Sophie Bold as Jake (Jacqueline)

Clare Wilkie as Dora

Sebastian Knapp as Lewis

Rob Edwards as David

Clare Clifford as Phillipa

Elizabeth Watkins as Solita

Granville Saxton as Wirdegen Leader

Tony Birch as Wirdegen

James Woodward as Wirdegen

John Glover as Wirdegen Teacher

Sue Soames as Wirdigen

Petra Markham as Pet

Rupert Bates as Customs Official

Patricia Gallimore as Istara

[lostinaflashforward]

LIAFF SPECIAL #14: Upfronts 2024 - Amazon e Disney

CBS/NBC/FOX

Eccoci con la seconda parte del LIAFF Special di questo mese, incentrato sugli Upfronts. Quest'oggi parleremo di due colossi, ovvero Amazon e Disney, che hanno tenuto le loro rispettive presentazioni nella giornata del 14 Maggio.

Amazon: un debutto non indifferente

Per il suo primo Upfront in assoluto, tenutosi al Pier 36, Amazon ha messo in campo tutte le risorse a propria disposizione per dimostrare quanto sono espansi nel mondo dell'intrattenimento e non solo. Naturalmente non sono mancati annunci importanti fra cinema e TV, alcuni già noti, altri un po' meno, ma comunque ben accolti. Riscopriamoli assieme:

Come preannunciato nei giorni scorsi, Amazon ha mostrato un primo sguardo alla seconda stagione di The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, che debutterà sulla piattaforma il 29 Agosto. In poco più di un minuto, sono state condensate immagini potentissime, che fanno presagire una stagione ricca e movimentata, il che renderà molto felici i telespettatori.

Amazon ha ufficialmente ordinato a serie Tomb Raider, adattamento televisivo della celebre saga videoludica prodotto da Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Il progetto fu già annunciato nel 2023, ma ora ha finalmente preso il via, nella speranza che possa dare linfa nuova a una IP che sullo schermo non ha avuto un trattamento tanto dignitoso.

Altra serie annunciata da Amazon è Spider-Man Noir, personaggio Marvel già apparso in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse e noto ancor prima dai fumetti del 2009. A dargli il volto sarà Nicolas Cage, già doppiatore del personaggio in Into the Spider-Verse e la storia sarà molto simile a quella fumettistica, che vede un investigatore privato anziano lottare contro il crimine nella New York degli anni '30.

Naturalmente Amazon ha puntato anche sui titoli più visti della piattaforma e premiandoli a dovere. Infatti The Boys avrà una quinta stagione, con la quarta che arriverà fra meno di un mese, Cross, ufficialmente presentato durante l'evento, avrà una seconda stagione, con la prima prevista per fine anno, Mr. and Mrs. Smith tornerà con una seconda stagione, che non avrà Donald Glover e Maya Erskine come protagonisti, Reacher tornerà con la terza stagione l'anno prossimo e The Summer I Turned Pretty tornerà nell'estate 2025 con ben 11 episodi. Sempre sul piano televisivo, Amazon ha ordinato altre due serie, una ancora senza titolo, con protagoniste Hannah Waddingham e Octavia Spencer, di genere action-comedy e Elle, prequel di Legally Blonde.

Per quanto riguarda i film, Amazon ha diversi titoli in programma, fra cui The Pickup, con protagonista Eddie Murphy, You're Cordially Invited, una rom-com con Reese Witherspoon e Will Ferrell e Heads of State con protagonisti John Cena e Priyanka Chopra-Jonas. Ma soprattutto è stato confermato un sequel di Road House, che è il film più visto della piattaforma, dove Jake Gyllenhaal tornerà nei panni di Dalton.

Disney: la sicurezza delle IP

La giornata del 14 Maggio prosegue con l'Upfront Disney, tenutosi al North Javits Center di New York. Disney ha deciso di puntare sulle sue IP e su alcuni nuovi progetti che hanno già suscitato la curiosità di molti spettatori. Andiamo a riscoprire insieme tutte le novità:

Emma Stone è salita sul palco dell'evento per parlare di Kinds of Kindness, nuovo film che la vedrà nuovamente diretta da Yorgos Lanthimos, ma anche di Cruella 2, sequel del film di Craig Gillespie, la cui uscita è prevista per il 2025.

Selena Gomez ha parlato del ritorno dei maghi di Waverly nella serie sequel Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, prevista su Disney+ per fine anno, per poi venire raggiunta dai suoi fedeli compagni Steve Martin e Martin Short. Il trio ha presentato la quarta stagione di Only Murders in the Building mostrando un frizzante trailer, con i nuovi episodi in arrivo dal 27 Agosto.

In casa Marvel sono stati mostrati i prossimi titoli televisivi, che saranno etichettati con la dicitura Marvel Television, per distinguerli dai film e dai prodotti d'animazione. Il 18 Settembre esordirà Agatha: All Along, serie incentrata su Agatha Harkness, mentre nel 2025 vedremo il debutto di Daredevil: Born Again, che arriverà nel mese di Marzo e sarà composta da 9 episodi, e di Ironheart, che riporterà sugli schermi Riri Williams dopo la sua apparizione di Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Sul fronte ABC, è stata presentata la serie High Potential, che vede Kaitlin Olson nel ruolo di una madre single con tre figli e una mente eccezionale che le permette di risolvere casi complicati, talento che la porterà a far coppia con un esperto detective.

L'altra serie ordinata da ABC, ovvero Doctor Odyssey, è stata presentata con un brevissmo teaser. La serie vede Joshua Jackson nel ruolo di un medico, che si ritrova a salvare vite a bordo di una nave da crociera.

Durante l'evento sono state presentate alcune serie di Hulu/FX, fra cui Natalia, con protagonista Ellen Pompeo, Paradise, serie di Dan Fogelman che vede James Marsden e Sterling K.Brown nei rispettivi ruoli del presidente degli Stati Uniti e della sua guardia del corpo, Dying for Sex con Michelle Williams e la seconda stagione di The Bear.

TO BE CONTINUED…

[hourlyhiphop]

Rapper Who Lost “This Is America” Lawsuit To Donald Glover Tries To Sue Again

Rapper Who Lost “This Is America” Lawsuit To Donald Glover Tries To Sue Again

[lbandh]

We had a lovely evening at Memoria Denbighshire joining in with their Christmas Memorial Service. There is something very poignant about these services where we remember our loved ones and share our stories of them. Thank you Nan, Sue, Dave and Aled for going above and beyond once more. And thank you to Canon John Glover, John London-Few, Ifan Edwards, Steven Hughes, James Marton and Morris Funeral Directors who all made the evening so special.

[protopia23]

Quellen + Links

Im Folgenden findest Du alle in unserem Buch “Hilfe, ich bin ein Mensch!” verwendeten Quellen und protopische Lesetipps. Zu den wichtigsten Fragen aus dem Buch haben wir zudem spannende Kurz-Trips und Alltagsübungen für Deine protopische Entdeckunhgsreise zusammengestellt.

Tipp: Über die QR-Codes im Buch gelangst Du immer direkt zu den passenden Kurz-Trips!

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