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by Shiryn Ghermezian
Academy Award-winning Jewish American songwriter Richard M. Sherman, one of the creative geniuses behind some of Walt Disney’s most iconic and timeless songs, died on Saturday at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills “due to age-related illness,” the Walt Disney Company announced. He was 95 years old.
The Walt Disney Company described Sherman as “one of the most prolific composer-lyricists in the history of family entertainment, and a key member of Walt Disney’s inner circle of creative talents.” The company added that it will announce at a later date its plans for celebrating Sherman’s life.
“Richard Sherman was the embodiment of what it means to be a Disney Legend, creating along with his brother Robert the beloved classics that have become a cherished part of the soundtrack of our lives,” said Bob Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Company. “From films like Mary Poppins and The Jungle Book to attractions like ‘It’s a Small World,’ the music of the Sherman Brothers has captured the hearts of generations of audiences. We are forever grateful for the mark Richard left on the world, and we extend our deepest condolences to his family.”
Sherman and his late brother, Robert B. Sherman, made up the songwriting team known as the Sherman Brothers. Together they wrote music for the 1964 film Mary Poppins, including “Chim Chim Cher-ee,” “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” “A Spoonful of Sugar,” and the lullaby “Feed the Birds.” The brothers won the Oscars for Best Score – Substantially Original and Best Original Song for “Chim Chim Cher-ee.” “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” made it on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1965 and “Feed the Birds” was one of Walt Disney’s favorite songs.
“You don’t get songs like ‘A Spoonful of Sugar’ without a genuine love of life, which Richard passed on to everyone lucky enough to be around him,” said Pete Docter, chief creative officer of Pixar Animation Studios. “Even in his 90s he had more energy and enthusiasm than anyone, and I always left renewed by Richard’s infectious joy for life.”
Born on June 12, 1928, in New York City, Richard’s family relocated to Beverly Hills in 1937. He attended Beverly Hills High School and later studied music at Bard College. He was drafted into the United States Army and served as conductor for the Army band and glee club from 1953 to 1955.
Walt Disney hired the Sherman brothers as staff songwriters for The Walt Disney Studios after the success of their song “Tall Paul,” which sold more than 700,000 singles. The brothers together ultimately wrote more than 200 songs for some 27 Disney films and 24 television productions. Their credit included The Horsemasters (1961), The Absent-Minded Professor (1961), The Parent Trap (1961), Summer Magic (1963), The Sword in the Stone (1963), That Darn Cat! (1965), Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966), The Jungle Book (1967), The Happiest Millionaire (1967), The Aristocats (1970), Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971), and The Tigger Movie (1998). Richard later wrote new lyrics for the live-action The Jungle Book in 2016 and two years after appeared in the film Christopher Robin, for which he also composed three new songs.
The Sherman brothers also wrote music for Disney theme park attractions around the world, including “There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow,” “The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room,” and “It’s a Small World.” In the early 1980s, they wrote songs for EPCOT and Tokyo Disneyland, including “One Little Spark” and “Meet the World.”
The Sherman brothers left The Walt Disney Studios in the early 1970s and went on to write music, songs, and screenplays for films such as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968), Snoopy Come Home (1972), Charlotte’s Web (1973), The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1973), Huckleberry Finn (1974), and The Slipper and the Rose (1976).
In 1972, the duo became the only Americans to ever win 1st Prize at the Moscow Film Festival for their film musical The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, for which they wrote the script and music. The brothers were inducted as Disney Legends in 1990 and into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2005. Three years later, the brothers were awarded the National Medal of the Arts.
In 2010, Richard and award-winning composer John Debney collaborated on the song “Make Way for Tomorrow Today” for Marvel Studios’ Iron Man 2.
Over the course of his 65-year career, Richard received nine Academy Award nominations, won three Grammys, and received 24 gold and platinum albums. Richard’s father, Al Sherman, was also a songwriter.
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Wonderful Things That May Or May Not Be Wonderful
On the last day of September, Illuminations: Reflections of Earth, EPCOT's nighttime spectacular show finished its 20 year long run. I'm honestly not a fan of fireworks displays but you add "inferno barges" that send out large conflagrations, more barges that shoot out fountains of water, torches and lights on all of the world pavilions, a massive globe that has LCD screens on all the continents that splits open to reveal another torch, visuals that reflect the evolution of the earth and humanity, and a soundtrack that is one of the few pieces of media in recent memory to make me cry, and I'm most certainly interested. For many of my trips to Walt Disney World, it was the capstone to a wonderful trip and I am so glad I got to see it one last time before EPCOT Forever and HarmoniUS took its place. Regardless of whether you think those shows were/are able to live to this one, the truth is: "We go on"
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Yo the Epcot Forever soundtrack?
That shit fucking slaps
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Okay I watched Epcot forever and soundtrack on iTunes when
But seriously aside from the ending the music’s pretty solid, fireworks feel kinda... bland compared to Illuminations. The kites were cool though
One of the most exciting parts though? ONE LITTLE SPARK GOT A NEW VERSE!!!
“The dreams we dreamed, the hopes inside us
Ignite the path we take to guide us
And hand in hand, the future is unfurled
From just one spark a whole new world”
I mean, yeah those last few words are... a little concerning but still
I like it. Disney’s teasing us again tho and I’m like JUST ANNOUNCE SOMETHING ALREADY
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Epcot Forever
I’m not crying. DISNEY, If you don’t make the soundtrack for this widely available....
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Chao reviews: Disney’s Illumination: Reflections of Earth
As the show is nearing to draw out its final breath in half an hour, it is time I have finally let out my full experience of the show that I have fully grown up with.
My family use to travel alot for as long as I could recall. We would always go to Disney World and camp at Disney’s Fort Wilderness for Atleast around twice a year, ofcourse that’s my guess as how many times we visited the park. Epcot has always been my favorite park. I love the rides, I grew up with Figmwnt, I love visiting the Japan pavilion just to spend half an hour or more at that Japan shopping center and give my poor family a hard time trying to get me out of there.
Somehow I enjoyed exploring Epcot so much that I one night wandered out of my parents sight and took them Atleast five minutes to find me. I have way too much memories of Epcot. Too many stories to count. But what I have always saw as the heart of Epcot was none other then IROE.
As a baby however, I didn’t like it at first. You see, I was always sensitive to loud noises. So much so that I would always plug my ears and look away everytime the guitar would blare out in the beginning of “Tarzan Rocks” (to anyone who doesn’t know it, it’s basically a show that use to be in Animal Kingdom before Finding Nemo took its place).
So what my parents always did was that they would take me to this wine place where the nice old lady would play her piano. Despite pulgging my ears and staying close to dad, I would still look out the window. Seeing the soft colorful lights in the sky and often seeing spark of the fireworks. Even when I was terrified at the firework’s sound, I wanted to love it. I wanted to get over the fear so I can go outside and fully experience. But I had a while until that moment ever came.
The show, expecting only to last a year, extended its life greatly. I grew older, and the easily terrified little girl started to drift off, letting the part of the little girl in me let go of her ears, step out of the wine building, and fully experience it.
I fell in love with it rapidly. So everytime I go to Epcot, my main attraction would to watch that fireworks show and to this day, even when it disappears in half an hour, I will still see it as the greatest firework show of all time. With everything bad going around the world, with having to be forced to watch bad things happening. In the news, people easily getting mad at one another, or the fear on what might happen in the future, all of the thoughts and anxieties subsides when I even listen to the whole soundtrack.
It brings me into the trance that even when bad things happen in the world, there’s more beauty and goodness to it than there are to the bad side.
I was heartbroken when I heard the news one day. My heart dropped and I completely covered my mouth, having no idea how it can be possible. It was that moment when I found out about this I thought:
I HAVE to see it one more time.
It was August 2019. One month before it goes. I went with my friend early morning to take the last glimpse of it. It was raining and it felt like the world itself was mourning over it. In the afternoon, it started to clear up and the sun started shining again. And all of the sudden, when we walking around, I took a glimpse at the lagoon where the globe was now settling at the center of it.
And I saw this:
It was a rainbow. A rainbow has appeared behind the globe. And at that moment, it was as if the globe came to life for a moment as a way to thank me and everyone that has loved the show. That it has done its work and it is ready to depart, but will always be remembered. And that’s when I knew I was finally accepting the fact that it was ready to go.
I even recall when watching the show how much it aged, but remained memorable all the same. It may be gone, but the memory of it once standing on the lagoon will forever live beyond the middle of the lake.
And for that, even when a new show takes it place, we will still move on and embrace a new generation for Epcot.
For that,
We go on.
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What’s New in Epcot: Construction Updates, New Treats, New Menus, and Lots of New Merchandise!
WOW! Our latest visit to Epcot was packed with new finds! We caught up on all of the construction progress in the park, found new menu items, enjoyed some adorable sweet treats, and added more Disney items to our must-buy list!
Hello from Epcot!
Take a park tour with us to catch up on all that is new in Epcot!
What’s New in Epcot’s Future World
The Guardians of the Galaxy ride will open in 2021 as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for Disney World.
Guardians of the Galaxy Ride Construction Progress
Guardians of the Galaxy Ride Construction Progress
The new ride‘s queue will be in the former Universe of Energy building and the ride will operate in a newly constructed (large) ride building.
Guardians of the Galaxy Ride Construction Progress
Guardians of the Galaxy Ride Construction Progress
Between Mission: Space and Test Track you will find construction for a new space-themed restaurant opening in 2020.
Space Restaurant Construction Progress
Space Restaurant Construction Progress
Learn more about the new space-themed restaurant coming to Epcot here.
Space Restaurant Construction Progress
Space Restaurant Construction Progress
Electric Umbrella has added a new Chicken Prosciutto Sandwich and Cookie Crunch Brownie to their menu. The kids’ menu has some updates as well with the Mac and Cheese and Cheese Flatbread being removed from the menu.
Electric Umbrella Menu
We did notice the Gluten-Friendly Brownie is no longer on the menu. We asked a cast member about this and they reported they are not on the menu, but are still available — just ask for them!
Electric Umbrella Menu
In Fountain View (Starbucks) we found the happiest Mickey Peanut Butter Tart ever. Read our review of the Mickey Peanut Butter Tart here!
Mickey Peanut Butter Tart
We also spotted a new Fruit Tart. (If it has fruit on it, do the calories count?)
Fruit Tart
Fruit Tart
The specialty cupcake right now is a Mickey Cupcake. This looks similar to Mickey Cupcake they had here before, but the ingredients are slightly different on this new version.
Mickey Cupcake
Mickey Cupcake
Sunshine Seasons in the Land Pavilion has updated their shrimp entree option to Cashew Ginger Shrimp with Stir Fry Seasonal Vegetables. This is change from the previously available Stir Fried Shrimp with Celery, Peppers, Water Chestnuts and Cashews.
Sunshine Seasons Menu
The specialty entree at Sunshine Seasons is a heart-warming Beef Pot Roast.
Sunshine Seasons Specialty Entree
What’s New in Epcot’s World Showcase
World Showcase Lagoon is preparing for a new show, Epcot Forever, that debuts on October 1. Read about IllumiNations ending on September 30, 2019 here. As Epcot prepares there has been a lot of construction activity on the “islands” in and around World Showcase Lagoon.
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
There are less construction barges in World Showcase Lagoon than there have been over the past couple of months.
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
Are you looking forward to the new show Epcot Forever or will you miss IllumiNations? Let us know!
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
World Showcase Lagoon Construction
Norway’s Kringla Bakeri og Kafe has a picture-perfect new Specialty Lemon Cheesecake — read our review here!
Specialty Lemon Cheesecake
If you prefer cookies over cheesecake, though, Kringla is here for you with a new Salted Pecan Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie that is served warm! Read our review here!
Salted Pecan Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie
China’s Lotus Blossom Cafe has updated their drinks menu with a new Foo Beer, Tequila, Lime and Lemon Juice Cocktail, and Jasmine Draft Beer. These additions replace the Tiger Draft Beer.
Lotus Blossom Cafe Menu
Germany is in on the drink menu updates as well! In Sommerfest there is a new Beer Flight with new options that include Redbridge Gluten Friendly Beer and Warsteiner Dunkel. These options replace the Konig Ludwig Weissbier. If you prefer wine to beer look for the newly added August Kessler Pinot Noir here. Sadly, the jumbo pretzels are no longer available here — but don’t worry, they are still at both of the Bier Carts.
Sommerfest Menu
When you stop in the American Adventure pavilion you will see some work is being done around the entrance to the American Adventure building. It looks as though they are working on the ground in the area to each side of the main entrance doors.
America Pavilion Construction
America Pavilion Construction
America Pavilion Construction
Block and Hans Beer Stand in America is offering a new Imagination Pink Lemonade, which looks to be a pink lemonade slushie. If you would like a spiked version of this slushie, go for it with a shot of Old Smoky Blackberry Moonshine!
Block and Hans Imagination Pink Lemonade
Block and Hans Imagination Pink Lemonade
A new signature restaurant is coming to the Japan Pavilion. No opening time frame has been announced for this new location yet. We will be sure to keep you posted!
Japan Signature Restaurant Construction
Japan Signature Restaurant Construction
This new restaurant will be in addition to Teppan Edo and Tokyo Dining. Learn more about the new signature restaurant coming to Japan here.
Japan Signature Restaurant Construction
The International Gateway is home to some construction, and used to provide a good view into the France pavilion’s construction for the new creperie and Ratatouille ride, Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, but the addition of tarps and walls has blocked a lot of that view.
International Gateway Construction
International Gateway Construction
No announcements have been made regarding the International Gateway construction. We will be sure to keep you posted on news and announcements.
International Gateway Construction
International Gateway Construction
The transformation of the France pavilion is part of the park-wide transformation of Epcot. Learn more about Epcot’s transformation here.
France Pavilion Construction
Canada’s Le Cellier Steakhouse has added Oysters Trudeau, a Lobster Roll Salad, and a BBQ Smoked Half Chicken to their menu. With additions usually comes some removals, so you won’t find the Prince Edward Mussels, Baked Mt Tam and Waldorf Salad, and Maple Chicken Breast on the menu here any longer. Plus, don’t forget their poutine when you are there — the current specialty poutine is an Italian Poutine.
Le Cellier Menu
What’s New in Epcot’s Shops and Stores — New Merchandise!
Get ready for Avengers: Endgame! Your kiddos can be ready to battle Thanos in a new Avengers t-shirt.
Kids’ Avengers T-Shirt
If you loved Captain Marvel‘s Goose the Cat you can take her home with you — just don’t push her tummy…you know what will happen if you saw the movie!
Captain Marvel’s Goose the Cat
Captain Marvel’s Goose the Cat
There are some cute new shirts for your kiddos — which will they choose, Dream or Downloading the Fun?
Kids’ Dream Shirt
Kids’ Downloading the Fun Shirt
Sticking with items for the kiddos — there are new cups for kids. Check these out! First up is the Frozen cup.
Kids’ Frozen Cup
Kids’ Frozen Cup
Kids’ Frozen Cup
Just in time for the live-action movie, there’s an Aladdin cup in this new line as well.
Kids’ Aladdin Cup
Kids’ Aladdin Cup
Kids’ Aladdin Cup
For the Toy Story fans in your house, there’s a Toy Story cup just for them.
Kids’ Toy Story Cup
Kids’ Toy Story Cup
Kids’ Toy Story Cup
Lastly, for the Disney Princess fan, pick up the Disney Princess Cup.
Kids’ Disney Princess Cup
Kids’ Disney Princess Cup
Kids’ Disney Princess Cup
If you are looking for a gift for the Dad in your life, how about this Papa Bear Life shirt? Baloo is the best!
Papa Bear Life Shirt
Celebrate all things Epcot with this Epcot Spaceship Earth Dress from the Dress Shop — and there’s a special discount going on right now: $30.00 off one Dress Shop dress with the purchase of a full price dress!
Spaceship Earth Dress
The Dress Shop Special
Did you see that awesome Spaceship Earth wristlet? Take a closer look here.
Spaceship Earth Wristlet
We couldn’t help but notice the IllumiNations soundtrack is displayed a little bit more prominently now that the end date of the show has been announced. Will you be picking up this CD?
Illuminations Soundtrack
Illuminations Soundtrack
A Goofy Movie fans can express their love of this classic on their very own MagicBand now! Look at this!
A Goofy Movie MagicBand
A Goofy Movie MagicBand
A Goofy Movie MagicBand
Must have! We’ve added the Rainbow Unicorn hat from Inside Out to our Disney hat collection, will you?
Rainbow Unicorn Hat
Rainbow Unicorn Hat
Stitch sure is happy to celebrate your birthday with you in this plush we found. The best part is that the candles light up when you press his foot!
Happy Birthday Stitch Plush
Happy Birthday Stitch Plush
You can put all of your new purchases in this Mickey Backpack we spotted celebrating Mickey through the years on the stripe.
Stripped Mickey Backpack
Stripped Mickey Backpack
What changes are you most excited about in this week’s update? Let us know in the comments below!
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Dates Announced for Epcot Nighttime Spectaculars
After a dazzling 20-year run, we will bid a fond farewell to “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth” at Epcot® on Sept. 30, 2019. So come and gather around World Showcase Lagoon this summer to enjoy this breathtaking display of lasers, lights and fireworks, as we get ready to launch two new nighttime spectaculars as part of the park’s unprecedented, multi-year transformation.
Debuting Oct. 1, 2019, “Epcot Forever” will be an all-new, limited-time spectacle of fireworks, music, lighting, lasers and choreographed, special effects kites. The show will take us on a journey through the past, present and future of Epcot. Featuring a stirring collection of songs that paint a colorful picture of the park, this nighttime extravaganza will offer both a trip down memory lane and a look towards the future and all the magical possibilities still to come.
Disney Parks Live Entertainment is busy getting “Epcot Forever” ready for its opening day. Show Director Alan Bruun recently shared some details about the concept behind the show and the team’s collaboration with noted conductor and composer Don Harper, who is producing new arrangements of classic Epcot tunes to weave into the soundtrack of “EpcotForever.”
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“Epcot Forever” will continue into 2020, when the next epic nighttime extravaganza makes its debut. Stay tuned in the months ahead for more on both those shows and all the other new experiences on the way to “Wow!” your Family, while keeping true to the original vision of this amazing park.
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Epcot Forever Nighttime Spectacular Debuts October 1st 2019
Nighttime spectaculars are Disney's specialty. Nobody sparkles the night sky with the same magical flair. It looks like we're in for a better-than-ever experience when "Epcot Forever" debuts at World Showcase October 1st 2019.
Many will be sad to bid a fond farewell to Illuminations: Reflections of Earth. The shows' 20 year run will come to an end on September 30th. But what's coming our way looks spectacular. Even if it is a limited-time show.
Epcot Forever will run until a new permanent Epcot nighttime spectacular is launched in 2020. All part of the park’s multi-year transformation.
Airborne Choreography Will take Epcot Forever to New Heights
Even by Disney standards, choreographed jet skis controlling special effect kites sound awesome and intriguing! Fireworks, lasers and lights can only add to the magic.
Brady MacDonald wrote an article for BlooLoop which gives us an insight into what's in store for the new show. The illuminated kites will be controlled by two-man teams aboard Jet Ski-like personal watercraft. The show will employ eight of the Jet Skis, with a driver and kite performer aboard each personal watercraft. The movement of the Jet Skis will also create the wind required to keep the kites aloft.
The new show will celebrate the past, present and future of Epcot on a trip down memory lane and a look towards the future. All built around the magical soundtrack regular visitors to Epcot will have come to know and love. A stirring collection of songs will paint a colorful picture of Epcot.
Disney Parks Live Entertainment is collaborating on the show with noted conductor and composer Don Harper. He is producing all-new arrangements of classic Epcot tunes to weave into the soundtrack of “Epcot Forever.”
“‘Epcot Forever’ is a celebration of what Epcot has been and what Epcot is going to become”
said Alan Bruun, show director for Disney Parks Live Entertainment.
“Music is the star of the show, and we use songs going back to the very beginnings of Epcot to music in the park today. From attractions, spectaculars and other shows – and put them into a fireworks spectacular on the lagoon every night. Guests are going to hear music they know and love but in a whole new way.”
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BIG NEWS just released from Disney World on the NEW Limited Time Firework Show "EPCOT Forever" After a dazzling 20-year run, we will bid a fond farewell to “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth” at Epcot® on Sept. 30, 2019. So come and gather around World Showcase Lagoon this summer to enjoy this breathtaking display of lasers, lights and fireworks, as we get ready to launch two new nighttime spectaculars as part of the park’s unprecedented, multi-year transformation. Debuting Oct. 1, 2019, “Epcot Forever” will be an all-new, limited-time spectacle of fireworks, music, lighting, lasers and choreographed, special effects kites. The show will take us on a journey through the past, present and future of Epcot. Featuring a stirring collection of songs that paint a colorful picture of the park, this nighttime extravaganza will offer both a trip down memory lane and a look towards the future and all the magical possibilities still to come. Disney Parks Live Entertainment is busy getting “Epcot Forever” ready for its opening day. Show Director Alan Bruun recently shared some details about the concept behind the show and the team’s collaboration with noted conductor and composer Don Harper, who is producing new arrangements of classic Epcot tunes to weave into the soundtrack of “Epcot Forever.” Call/Text or Email us at : MAKING MAGICAL VACATIONS TRAVEL 717|847|7654 [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/p/BwDvXeznH6-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=2ebku29nics
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New Nighttime Spectacular ‘Epcot Forever’ to Debut Oct. 1 at Walt Disney World
New Nighttime Spectacular ‘Epcot Forever’ to Debut Oct. 1 at Walt Disney World #epcot #epcotforever #disneyworld
“Epcot Forever,” a new nighttime spectacular at Walt Disney World Resort, will debut Oct. 1, 2019, on World Showcase Lagoon at Epcot. The limited-time show will be a celebration of the past, present and future of Epcot, built around the magical soundtrack guests have come to know and love at the park.
The new show will feature fireworks, lighting, lasers and choreographed, special effects…
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1. Coke or Pepsi?
Neither lmao. My mother scared me off of fizzy drinks when I was a wee little thing, so I never really acquired a taste for any. So it’s either stealing sips from a friend’s glass or nothing
2. Disney or DreamWorks?
... must I really choose? Well I guess Disney has a broader range with the stuff they’ve done (like Pirates of the Caribbean), and I fucking LOVE Epcot so. Disney.
3. Coffee or tea?
I may be Indian, but COFFEE ALL THE WAYYY.
But if I am really honest, I’m more of a milk + chocolate person.
4. Books or movies?
well depends really - if there’s a series I like reading the books before watching the adaptation, makes it all the more interesting to notice all the subtle symbolism in the images. But obvs you also just have film series and they work too :)
5. Windows or mac?
*shifts uncomfortably as I type on my mac* uhhhh yeah mac lmao.
6. DC or Marvel?
Well... I haven’t really read the comics. According the to Cinematic Universes uptil this point, Marvel for sure.
7. Xbox or PlayStation?
Playstation <3
8. Dragon Age or Mass Effect?
*crickets sound*
9. Night owl or early bird?
I love the night. I am the night.
But my exams and hitting adulthood hormones are turning me into a semi morning semi night creature.
Having said that, I enjoy the darkness and the silence so.
10. Cards or chess?
Chess af. Even played it properly at competitions for a while
11. Chocolate or vanilla?
CHOCOLAAATTEEEEEEE
12. Vans or Converse?
Converse *Tenth Doctor vibes intensify*
13. Lavellan, Trevelyan, Cadash or Adaar?
?????
14. Fluff or angst?
Both. Both is good.
15. Beach or forest?
Well having lived near a coast for all my life, beaches have become slightly dull... and there are too many people around. Having said that, i do like getting wet at a beach :)
Forests, but not the rainforest types with annoying insects. Peaceful coniferous forests which are nice and cool would be nice :)
16. Dogs or cats?
Both. Both is good.
17. Clear skies or rain?
Again, depends doesn’t it? Being Indian the rainy season is a fun time, but if I’m in an English countryside, clear skies are always welcome :)
18. Cooking or eating out?
Out. I’ll probably destroy my home cooking.
19. Spicy food or mild food?
Spicy and mild mixed. Essentially an Indian thing.
20. Halloween/Samhain or solstice/yule/Christmas?
Diwali kicks all of y’all asses :)
21. Would you rather forever be a little too cold or a little too hot?
Cold.
22. If you could have a superpower what would it be?
SHIT THIS IS HARD. Uhm... super intelligence? So I can procrastinate and be perfect at the same time without suffering near breakdowns and burn outs
23. Animation or live action?
Too vague...
24. Paragon or renegade?
paragon... as much as I like to think I’m a rebel I’m really not XD
25. Baths or showers?
SHOWERS. I’ve had baths all my life, taking a shower is like a luxury
26. Team cap or team ironman?
CANT. CHOOOSE>
27. Fantasy or sci-fi?
Well they’re both different sides of the same coin. Tho I guess sci fi is slightly broader.
28. Do you have three or four favourite quotes, if so what are they?
1. Anything that comes out of John Oliver’s soft face
2. Anything that comes out of the Doctor’s soft face
3. “I don’t go looking for trouble, trouble usually finds me” Harry im-so-done-with-this Potter
29. YouTube or Netflix?
YouTube
30. Harry potter or Percy Jackson?
POTAAAAHHHHH
31. When do you feel accomplished?
Coming back after an exam and being able to watch videos without any feeling of guilt.
32. Star Wars or Star Trek?
Haven’t really seen any of them... tho I saw the most recent Star Wars and I will watch it as soon as I can get my hands on them :)
33. Paperback books or hardback books?
Well I don’t really care, But i prefer hardback
34. To live in a world without literature or without music?
Again, one couldn’t be appreciated without the other. But I guess living in a world without music would hurt harder than literature.
35. Pale faded colours or vibrant colours?
Pale faded colours most of the times.
36. Good characterization with a bad plot or a good plot with bad characterization?
Good characterisation with a bad plot.
37. Favourite Disney movie?
LION KING
38. TV show adaptations or movie adaptations?
TV adaptations.
39. Museum or library?
Museum.
40. High School musical or Camp Rock?
Kill me please.
41. Three songs that have a special meaning to you?
I don’t really have a real preference, all songs mean something or the other to me
42. What’s your 3 best / 3 worst traits?
Kind, compassionate, perfectionist/ perfectionist, stubborn, insecure
43. Favourite smells?
Coffee, newly bought books, earth after rain, chocolate
44. If you could do your life over, would you and why?
nah don’t have the patience.
45. Would you kill someone you love to save 20 strangers?
Nah lmao. Earth has too many people as it is.
46. If you could have personally witnessed anything, what would you want it to be?
The creation of the Universe. Cliched I know, but it’s really bugging me now
47. If you had to pick one colour to represent you as a person, what would it be and why?
Red
48. What passion would you pursue if there were no restrictions on your life (money, time, ability/education, etc)?
I have too many passions to really focus down on one, but mostly art and going into space.
49. If you could have any animal for a pet, what would it be (can also be a mythical one)?
Well i have had cats I would like to have those, and dogs. I need some more animals in my life XD
When we are told to imagine our happy place, what do you envisage?
The TARDIS. Or surrounded by people I love. Or in the presence of people I admire.
Must I add a question?
well I would ask : Soundtracks or lyrics?
I shall tag @borealispolaris @banglesandanklets @ilovejohnoliver @adityavyas96 @spiritofcamelot
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The theme parks of Central Florida are always buzzing with excitement and events, and here is everything you can experience this weekend in the parks!
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando returns to Universal Studios Florida to take fear to the max on select nights through November 2, 2019.
During this year’s all-new Halloween Horror Nights, the 80’s return with a vengeance bringing with them some of the biggest frights of the era with 10 totally terrifying haunted houses, five pulse-pounding scare zones, and outrageous live entertainment.
Don’t forget that you can save up to $52 on your HHN when you purchase it in advance online!
Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle debuts at Universal Orlando Resort this September
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*** Shows this weekend begin at 7:30pm with show runnings lasting approximately 20 minutes ***
All-New Experiences at Universal Orlando Resort will Bring the Darker Side of the Wizarding World– including Death Eaters – to Life in Hogsmeade on Select Nights Through November 15
As darkness falls on select nights the all-consuming Dark Arts will be unleashed in Hogsmeade when the all-new light projection experience, Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle, will make its highly-anticipated debut at Universal’s Islands of Adventure at the Universal Orlando Resort.
The nighttime show utilizing state-of-the-art projection mapping, special effects and lighting to bring a new dimension of magic to life on the majestic Hogwarts castle.
But before the experience, an ominous green light and fog will permeate the village, signaling the arrival of the Death Eaters. They’ll eerily roam throughout Hogsmeade, lurking amongst guests – practicing the Dark Arts with complete disregard of wizarding laws.
The highly anticipated Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle will run select nights through November 15 in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Hogsmeade at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
Halloween Spooktacular at SeaWorld Orlando
Guests of all ages can join their favorite furry friends from Sesame Street as Count von Count, Elmo, Big Bird, and all the gang celebrate the season in our All-New Sesame Street Halloween Parade.
Families will also enjoy a Halloween Dance Party and meet spooky characters along our new trick-or-treat trail. For this special event, children are welcome to dress in their
Halloween costumes and take part in this frightfully fun Halloween experience.
The Halloween fun takes place every weekend through October 27 and is included with park admission.
PLEASE NOTE – This year SeaWorld Orlando won’t be giving out Trick-or-Treat bags, so you can bring your own or purchase one at the park starting at less than $1.
Craft Beer Festival at SeaWorld Orlando
SeaWorld is serving up an incredible party for craft beer lovers. SeaWorld’s Craft Beer Festival features more than 100 crafts brews and specialty menus weekends October 27.
Sample an unbeatable mix of domestic, international and local Florida favorites. Plus savor more than 20 food items expertly paired to match your preferred brew.
To get the most brews for your bucks, make sure to purchase a 12 ($54 plus tax) or 8 ($40 plus tax) Lanyard!
This is the one craft beer celebration you won’t want to miss!
WonderFall Flavors at Disney Springs
Disney Springs is once again celebrating the return of Autumn with the WonderFall Flavors at Disney Springs limited-time celebration returning September 20 through November 4, 2019.
The WonderFall Flavors at Disney Springs takes foodies on a journey around the shopping, dining, and experience destination with stops at over 30 participating locations.
From specialty cocktails and ciders to desserts and dishes featuring the popular flavors of the season like pumpkin, squash, apple, cinnamon, and more you are sure to find your favorite (or even new favorite) seasonally-inspired dish.
You can also pick up a WonderFall Flavors at Disney Springs event guide at various locations to help plan your visit.
In addition to all of these yummy items, you can also enjoy a variety of fall-inspired hard ciders at Dockside Margaritas and outdoor vending carts. And don’t forget to stop by Candy Cauldron and Goofy’s Candy Co. to snack on some fall-inspired treats like candy apples, cookies, cake pops, crispy treats, and more!
For more information on WonderFall Flavors at Disney Springs, restaurant info, full menus, and to make reservations, visit DisneySprings.com or call 407 WDW-DINE (407 939-3463).
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
Get your favorite costume ready and make your plans to live it up—collecting candies, sweets and delightful treats—all while Magic Kingdom park thrills and chills you with special fireworks, eerie entertainment and Disney Characters that go bump in the night as Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party kicks off tonight at the Magic Kingdom!
Best of all: since this event is “not-so-scary,” children of every age can enjoy the fun!
The party starts at 7pm, but you can get in with MNSSHP ticket as early as 4pm, to enjoy the exclusive entertainment, merchandise, special treats, ride overlays, trick-or-treating, parade, and all-new nighttime spectacular hosted by Jack Skellington.
Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular (Fireworks Extravaganza)
Gather ‘round as your host—Jack Skellington—delights with this not so scary-tale that proves anything can happen at Halloween!
During a frightfully fun fireworks display, Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy are spirited away to a mysterious haunted house where they encounter dancing skeletons, waltzing ghosts and a sinister gathering of Disney villains!
Don’t miss this dazzling spectacular featuring state-of-the-art projection effects, lasers, light and fireworks during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
Descendance Party
Join your favorite Villain Kids for some wickedly good beats and fun photo ops at Cosmic Rays beginning on the August 16th party.
Ride Overlays
Mad Tea Party – special lighting and music takes this wild attraction up an even madder notch
Pirates of the Caribbean – take care as live pirates join in on your adventure in search of treasure
Space Mountain – hurtle through total darkness to the “riffs and chords of a new hard-rockin’ soundtrack”.
Monster’s Inc. (NEW for 2019) – join your favorite comic cast of monsters as they learn all about Halloween in the human world
Returning favorites include:
“Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade,” which happens twice nightly and features favorite Disney characters dressed in their Halloween best, along with the Disney villains and a cavalcade of fiendishly fun floats. But the coolest part is that the Headless Horseman rides the route (weather permitting) before the parade.
new this year are floats and updates to the parade. Joining the Haunted Mansion waltzing spirits will be the spectral bride from the attraction. There will also be two new Tomorrowland inspired floats: one featuring Buzz Lightyear and alien explorers and the other with the Incredibles and Edna Mode.
The popular live show “Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular,” featuring the Sanderson Sisters and Disney villains the likes of Oogie Boogie, Dr. Facilier and Maleficent.
Storybook Circus Disney Junior Jam in Fantasyland is the spot for all of the young partygoers to get their groove on with favorite Disney Junior characters like Doc McStuffins and Vampirina.
In Frontierland, prospector Cactus-Flower Cate rounds up youngsters for the “Frontierland Costume Promenade,” encouraging them to show off their costumes in a quest for the greatest treasure in the land – candy! The “Frontierland Costume Promenade” takes place just prior to each run of Mickey’s “Boo-to-You” Halloween Parade.
Trick-or-treating throughout the park!
If you have dietary concerns, Disney has you covered!!! There is a special way that you can trick-or-treat. You will go to the Trick-or-Treat locations throughout the park to collect tokens that can be redeemed for treats you can enjoy!
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is celebrating its 24th year with even more global marketplaces, entertainment, special events, and fun as the festival happens daily through November 19, 2019!
The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is:
A culinary mashup of global cultures and gourmet innovations with 30 festive global food and wine marketplaces extending from Future World to encircle the World Showcase promenade
Fun for the entire family including the Disney du Jour Dance Party in Future World & Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak scavenger hunt
The popular Eat to the Beat Concert Series
Baha Men October 18 through 20
And special add-on seminars, demonstrations, and parties throughout the festival!
During the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival Eat to the Beat concerts through November 19 the Disney du Jour Dance Party, Festival Passport, all attractions, and park entertainment are included with regular Epcot admission.
Don’t forget to catch the new Epcot Forever Fireworks while you are in the park!!!
Walt Disney Imagineering Presents: The Epcot Experience
Right now Epcot, at the Walt Disney World Resort, is buzzing with activity as it undergoing the biggest transformation ever in Disney Theme Park history as the park prepares to add several new attractions, pavilions, experiences, and entertainment.
To help guests have a better visualization of the upcoming changes, a new experience showcasing the changes has opened in Future World’s Odyssey Pavilion – between Test Track and the Mexico pavilion – called Walt Disney Imagineering Presents: The Epcot Experience.
LEGOLAND Florida Brick or Treat
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Brick or Treat happens weekends in October at the LEGOLAND Florida Resort with a spirited lineup of LEGO festivities including trick or treating along a LEGO trail, exclusive Halloween character experiences and a nightly firework show that make it appear as if thousands of LEGO bricks are exploding in the sky.
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Epcot Forever Will Debut Oct 1!
IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth will come to an end on September 30 and 'Epcot Forever' will debut October 1! #DisneyWorld #Epcot #EpcotForever
Disney announced that IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth will come to an end on September 30, 2019. The new nighttime spectacular, Epcot Forever, will debut October 1, 2019, on the World Showcase Lagoon at Epcot!
Epcot Forever is a limited-time show that will be a celebration of the past, present and future of Epcot. It is built around the magical soundtrack guests have come to know and love…
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What if the cure for anxiety was making 70 macaroons in one afternoon?
It’s not, but wouldn’t it be great if it was?
I’d feel so relieved.
We were at my parents’ house for the day, I needed to stress-bake, and even though I’d never made macaroons before, I decided to compensate by making all the macaroons.
There are SO many recipes online that claim to be the “best macaroon recipe” or a “bakery-style macaroon recipe” or a “first place at the county fair recipe” and it stressed me out too much to choose just one—so I picked three recipes and made three batches to scientifically determine once and for all: what is the best macaroon recipe?
SOUND THE CANNON!
I started out with recipe Alpha, the one that got me by claiming, “This is the perfect recipe—for the BEST coconut macaroons! Bakery-style, egg-free, chewy and FULL of coconut!”
It has also been pinned on Pinterest 210,189 times, so someone is doing something right.
But is that something making macaroons? Time to find out.
Recipe Alpha does not require eggs, but calls for 5 and a 1/2 cups of coconut, just under a cup of flour and a whole can of sweetened condensed milk.
The dough came together really easily and I got almost 30 cookies out of it (5 and a 1/2 cups of coconut!). The recipe claimed that macaroons come out denser and more cookie-like without eggs, but they tasted pretty crispy to me. Still chewy, but not half as chewy as a cookie. It was a medium chewy.
Like Chewie’s son, Lumpy, from the Star Wars Holiday Special.
(I would insert a picture of Lumpy, but he is horrifying. Did you ever have a stuffed animal that got stuck behind a dryer? And then looked angry about it forever once you got them out?).
I made a piping bag out of a Ziploc and melted some chocolate chips, and did a little decorating. But something gnawed at me. Could I get a chewier macaroon from a different recipe? One that called for eggs?
I mean, if eggs were the only changed variable, surely I could determine once and for if eggs are essential to a perfect macaroon, right? That’s how science works, according to my liberal arts degree.
So I did some digging around in my own Internet history (man, do I look up a lot of weird murders late at night) and found my second-favorite recipe, recipe Beta.
This is Ina Garten’s recipe, so obviously I was good hands. People at the Food Network vetted this, it has 387 glowing reviews on the website, and I like Ina Garten! She seems like a nice lady! She loves the gays!
So can a fellow gay please give Ina a message for me? Tell her this recipe needs more coconut! Even though it calls for a whole can of condensed milk AND 2 extra-large egg whites, there’s barely 2 cups of coconut. That’s a lot of wet and not a lot of dry!
I ended up panicking and putting another entire cup in the dough, but it was still so runny and wet that I couldn’t get the macaroons to hold their shape at all on the baking sheet. After a few minutes in the oven, they were running like they had a plane to catch.
“What the hell, Ina?” I said out loud.
Obviously, I wasn’t going to throw those misshapen flunkies as my final gauntlet, so it was time for recipe Gamma (you thought I was going to say Omega, didn’t you? What’s up, fanfic! I SEE YOU), which claimed to be the winner of a first-place ribbon at the county fair.
Now, in my previous post, I’ve alluded to how seriously my family takes a good ribbon. A blue ribbon is a badge of honor and quality that can’t be topped.
According to the website, this recipe was also published in a magazine called Reminisce Extra in August of 1996.
What was I doing in August 1996? I was either deep into The Hunchback of Notre Dame soundtrack (the BELLS) which I had to listen to on a physical CD that was purchased in an actual store (gross), or going to see Matilda, but only after I checked the movie times in the newspaper because 1996 was a long effing time ago.
If this recipe survived the jump from magazines to the Internet, it must be good, right?
This recipe calls for 2 extra-large egg whites, like Ina’s recipe, but no condensed milk, so the dry to wet ratio was just about perfect—these definitely scooped out the best of the three recipes, and held their shape beautifully, even when I almost dropped the pan trying to take a picture.
My parents, my sister and A wandered into the kitchen just in time to see an explosion of macaroons.
My mom loves to organize, my sister and A love to scientifically evaluate, and my dad loves cookies.
It was time for a taste test.
Everything was very official, according to the format of those “Coke vs. Pepsi” ads that ran all the time in the ’90s. Everyone, including me, was served a small bite of each macaroon, labeled A, B, and C, and then submitted their rankings on a Post-It.
A, as always, took things about nine steps further than required by ranking the macaroons based on taste, appearance, and chewiness.
Meanwhile, my dad helpfully wrote “All chewy” on his Post-It.
The findings were these: A’s favorite was C—recipe Beta, Ina Garten’s recipe. Even though they were the worst in terms of appearance, she thought they were the sweetest and most like a cookie.
Everyone else ranked C last. Having both eggs and sweetened condensed milk made the macaroons more like regular cookies without enough coconut, making them too sweet and too chewy.
I’ll make the recipe again for A though—she had the brilliant suggestion of making them in muffin cups to keep their shape in the oven.
Even though my sister and I are polar opposites in almost every way, much to the consternation of both our parents and shared Netflix account, we ranked our macaroons exactly the same—with A, recipe Gamma, the blue ribbon winner, as our favorite. We agreed (gasp!) that the blue ribbons were not too chewy, not too crispy, with a strong flavor and smooth texture. Not adding condensed milk kept the sweetness down and the coconut flavor up.
“Wow, you must be related,” said A.
This is a big deal since when my sister talks about the two of us, she tends to to end each statement with, “. . . assuming we have the same parents.”
My parents were baffled to find that they’d ranked their macaroons exactly the same as well—with B in first place.
“Uh-oh, are you related?” I said.
“We just have old taste buds,” said my mom, with a sideways glare at my dad.
My parents could not be more different in terms of taste buds. My dad loves ice cream and chocolate the way my mom loves Brussel sprouts and asparagus.
She can’t abide sweet, he can’t abide anything green.
If they ever ordered the same thing at a restaurant or one offered to share a dish with the other, I would call the cops.
One time, at Disney World, my mom asked my dad for a taste of his gelato, and he asked if she’d been abducted by aliens. He still mentions it every time we visit Epcot: “That’s the gelato cart where Mom asked for a bite of my gelato. I thought I was hallucinating.”
On the other hand, my mom has almost called 911 on the rare occasions that my dad has willingly eaten a vegetable.
And yet, by some miracle, they both preferred the bakery-style macaroons with no eggs. They liked that recipe Alpha was the driest of the three and thus had a crispier texture—and thought it had the most flavor.
“I could really taste the vanilla in that one,” said my mom.
“There was vanilla in this?” said my dad.
And so, the great macaroon experiment concluded. Naturally, I am looking ahead to my next baking frenzy—next time, it might involve sprinkles.
The Great Macaroon Experiment What if the cure for anxiety was making 70 macaroons in one afternoon? It's not, but wouldn't it be great if it was?
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New Nighttime Spectacular ‘Epcot Forever’ to Debut Oct. 1 at Walt Disney World Resort
Final showing of ‘IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth’ will be Sept. 30
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (April 9, 2019) – “Epcot Forever,” a new nighttime spectacular at Walt Disney World Resort, will debut Oct. 1, 2019, on World Showcase Lagoon at Epcot. The limited-time show will be a celebration of the past, present and future of Epcot, built around the magical soundtrack guests have come to know and love at the park.
The new show will feature fireworks, lighting, lasers and choreographed, special effects kites, accompanied by a stirring collection of songs that paints a colorful picture of Epcot. Disney Parks Live Entertainment is collaborating on the show with noted conductor and composer Don Harper, who is producing all-new arrangements of classic Epcot tunes to weave into the soundtrack of “Epcot Forever.”
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“‘Epcot Forever’ is a celebration of what Epcot has been and what Epcot is going to become,” said Alan Bruun, show director for Disney Parks Live Entertainment. “Music is the star of the show, and we use songs going back to the very beginnings of Epcot to music in the park today – from attractions, spectaculars and other shows – and put them into a fireworks spectacular on the lagoon every night. Guests are going to hear music they know and love but in a whole new way.”
The current Epcot nighttime spectacular, “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth,” will end its dazzling 20-year run on Sept. 30, 2019. Now, more than ever, guests will want to bid the show a fond farewell this spring and summer to once again take in a nighttime extravaganza dedicated to the joyful history of humanity and the remarkable achievements of our time.
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After it launches Oct. 1, “Epcot Forever” will continue into 2020, when it will then make way for the debut of the next epic Epcot nighttime spectacular as part of the park’s multi-year transformation.
Other projects currently in development at Epcot include:
Guardians of the Galaxy-themed attraction, which will be one of the longest enclosed roller coasters in the world and use a brand-new ride system
Play pavilion offering first-of-their-kind experiences devoted to playful fun, inviting guests into an innovative, interactive city bursting with games and hands-on activities
Changes to the main entrance plaza, featuring new pathways, sweeping green spaces and a newly reimagined fountain
Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure attraction in the France pavilion, patterned after the number-one family attraction at Disneyland Paris
Crêperie in the France pavilion offering both table-service and quick-service options
“Beauty and the Beast” sing-along in the France pavilion, showing in addition to the pavilion’s current film, “Impressions de France”
“Awesome Planet” film in The Land, Circle-Vision 360 film for the China pavilion and updated O Canada! 360-degree show
Signature Dining experience inspired by the natural beauty of Japan
Space-themed table-service restaurant adjacent to Mission: SPACE, inviting guests to travel high above the earth for an unforgettable dining experience
Guests will be able to visualize the exciting plans for Epcot when doors open later this year to a new Experience Center. There they will discover engaging and interactive exhibits that showcase the relentless innovation driving the park’s future during this unprecedented period of growth.
Yesterday #WDW shared some details of #EpcotForever replacing #IlluminationsReflectionsOfEarth (Press Release, Concept Art & videos) New Nighttime Spectacular ‘Epcot Forever’ to Debut Oct. 1 at Walt Disney World Resort Final showing of ‘IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth’ will be Sept.
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