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dance-world · 1 year
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Gustavo Ribeiro - Miami City Ballet - photo by Paul McGrath
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meltyshirts · 2 months
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Paul McGrath - Aston Villa and Ireland Legend
Paul McGrath, one of the best to ever do it. Melty Shirts loves the man and has a range of designs and gifts celebrating the former Ireland and Aston Villa centre half. Available as Hoodies, T-shirts, Stickers and Art prints. Take a look HERE.
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lisbs · 1 year
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letterboxd-loggd · 10 months
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Advise & Consent (1962) Otto Preminger
June 3rd 2023
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stairnaheireann · 2 years
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#OTD in Irish History | 17 April:
#OTD in Irish History | 17 April:
In the Liturgical calendar, today is the Feast Day of Saint Donnán of Eigg, a Gaelic priest, likely from Ireland, who died on this date in 617. He attempted to introduce Christianity to the Picts of northwestern Scotland during the Early Middle Ages. Donnán is the patron saint of Eigg, an island in the Inner Hebrides where he was martyred. The Martyrology of Donegal, compiled by Michael O’Clery…
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citizenscreen · 2 years
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Chester Clute, Rosalind Russell, and Paul McGrath for THIS THING CALLED LOVE (1940)
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screamscenepodcast · 2 years
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Ah hello there! Welcome, we are your deadicated hosts, here to present the first Inner Sanctum mystery film CALLING DR. DEATH (1943) from director Reginald Le Borg for our April bonus episode!
This horror-adjacent film from Universal stars Lon Chaney Jr, Patricia Morison and J Carrol Naish. Plus, we give the history of the Inner Sanctum book and radio show!
Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 24:21; Discussion 32:43
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contentabnormal · 26 days
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This week on Content Abnormal we present Paul McGrath presenting The Inner Sanctum story "Murder Rides The Carousel"!
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Ballot For This Year's Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards
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abs0luteb4stard · 1 year
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W A T C H I N G
Cult of Personality is a curse and skirting madness. But it works power always works.
I've watch this times and again. It never fails to find a new way to surprise me.
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ilromagnollo84 · 3 months
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Yasmin Warsame, Vogue Italia, January 2003
Photographed By Steven Meisel
Styling By Patti Wilson
Hair By Jimmy Paul
MakeUp By Pat McGrath
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newestcool · 5 months
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Sora Choi for Paco Rabanne f/w 2016 rtw Creative Director Julien Dossena Fashion Editor/Stylist Marie-Amélie Sauvé Makeup Artist Pat McGrath Hair Stylist Paul Hanlon Casting Director Ashley Brokaw Newest Cool
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meltyshirts · 2 months
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Aston Villa Fan gifts and Designs
Are you an Aston Villa fanatic? Melty shirts store has a range of Aston Villa designs and gifts, paying tribute to the Villans in Claret and Blue, past and present. Available on T-shirts, Hoodies, Hats, Stickers and more. You can browse and buy AVFC designs HERE.
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Sporting Linda by Steven Meisel
Vogue Italia February 2003
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adamwatchesmovies · 1 year
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The Secret of Kells (2009)
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It’s unfortunate that The Secret of Kells came out the same year as Up. Any other year, it would've nabbed that Best Animated Film Oscar no contest. Oh well. It isn’t as if a statue - or lack of one - makes the film any different. This is a beautiful story just waiting to be discovered.
In the tightly-knit community at the Abbey of Kells, the monks toil night and day to create illuminated manuscripts while keeping an ear out for possible Viking attacks. Young Brendan (voiced by Evan McGuire) is fascinated with stories of Brother Aidan (Mick Lally), whose Book of Iona  is unparalleled in beauty. His dreams of learning the craft are constantly squelched by his stern Uncle, Abbott Cellach (Brendan Gleeson), who cares only about building walls to repel invaders.
In a time where most animated films are rendered via computer, those created traditionally are a breath of fresh air. Even among those, The Secret of Kells stands out. It’ll sound silly to anyone who sees animated films as children’s fare but a scene where Vikings walk with lit torches fascinated me. How did they get the curves of the fire so perfect? How did they manage to portray the heat and threat of the invaders using those simple lines, curves and so few colors? There’s extra appeal in the way it tackles illuminated manuscripts, which were painstakingly created works of highly-detailed art the likes of which you just don’t see anymore. The film is drawn in a style of its own so when you get glimpses at the illuminated manuscripts, they dazzle. You don’t even have to know about the real-life Book of Kells - considered by many to be one of Ireland’s finest national treasures - to appreciate what you see. What it reminded me of most was The Thief and the Cobbler. Like it, The Secret of Kells is a clear passion project with the confidence to throw realism out the window when it needs to; everything is fair game as long as it furthers its agenda.
Story-wise, the film covers topics we just don’t see in North American cinema. It draws upon Celtic mythology and Irish folklore but also has its feet planted firmly in the real-life drama of a community that is perpetually afraid. Plus, your main character is essentially a monk in training, when was the last time you saw that? It isn’t this grand adventure but it has high stakes because of what you see. You want the book to be completed, for Brendan to be taught the ways of illumination. You also understand his uncle’s decision to forego such frivolities and focus on the incoming dangers. It has sophisticated emotions, the kind only present in the best animated films.
The Secret of Kells is a visual marvel whose unique story is sure to be enjoyed by both the young and old. It’s the kind of film illustrators will want to own on DVD so they can pause it and examine the characters, objects and backgrounds one frame at a time and incorporate elements into their own works. (on DVD, February 8, 2019)
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omniterror · 9 months
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❝  you must be the new guy on the floor everyone’s been whispering about. ❞ brown eyes wander over the man with a friendly smile, the side of her body leaning against the wall of the apartment complex with her arms crossed. the third floor was a gaggle of gossiping single women, many old enough to know better. it amused evalyne, who wasn’t a part of any group, or really had any friends, though would sometimes bump into one or two of them on occasion who just couldn’t keep their mouths shut. she didn’t mind. it kept her mind preoccupied and away from more sobering thoughts; she didn’t feel so alone, as silly as it sounded. at least for a little while. so when she sees him, she can’t help but notice what they meant; he was quite good looking and well built from what she could tell. regardless, she felt a tinge of embarrassment for what she imagined he had to endure.  
  ❝ i hope they haven’t been harassing you too much. i swear it’s like they’ve never seen a man before.  ❞
@coinquinatvs​ -  paul wanted evalyne 💜
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