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Lesbian Wizard Rock
A Galaxy Away by OwlsWithFins
Baby There’s Filch Outside (ft. Hogwarts Therapist) by The Weirdos Are Out
Dear Tonks by Dots and Lines
Dodged a Bullet by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
From Ginny to Luna by The Whomping Willows
Gryffinclaw Girlfriends by Totally Knuts
Hermione, Be Mine by Muggle Snuggle
Hufflepuffs Make Better Lovers by Kathryn Hoss
In Love With Lily by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
I’ve Just Seen a Witch (Live) by Madam Pince and the Librarians
I Want You by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
Know-It-All In Love by How Airplanes Fly
Les Be In Love by Totally Knuts (Album)
Let Me Count the Ways by Grace Kendall
Magic 101 by KwikSpell
Pomona by Kathryn Hoss
Ravenclaw Crush by The Remedial Potions
Sapphic Magic by Aguamenti
Somos magia by Tarantallegra para Boggarts
Squib Love by Totally Knuts
Us Versus Them by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
Virgin Goddess by Madam Pince and the Librarians
Witches Loving Witches by Totally Knuts (Album)
You’re A Gryffindor by Kathryn Hoss
Masterlist
#lesbian wrock#linny#wizard rock#dots and lines#the whomping willows#totally knuts#kathryn hoss#madam pince and the librarians#tianna and the cliffhangers#aguamenti#how airplanes fly#kwikspell#muggle snuggle#tarantallegra para boggarts#grace kendall#the weirdos are out#not sure whether remedial potions was singing about cho from harry's pov but screw it!
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Come Hit the Bricks!
You can listen to the entire first act on Nebula or your favorite podcatcher.
Hit the Bricks is a musical audio drama in the style of old radio plays. 100 years after L. Frank Baum's Oz books, a modern girl named Jessi and her cousin Wallace find themselves spirited to Oz after discovering an abandoned farm that once belonged to Dorothy Gale's family.
Oz is still a world of magic and wonder, but a little worse for wear. As the ever-encroaching mistakes of the past make the present unlivable, it's up to Jessi and a new generation of heroes to push Oz into the future.
Hit the Bricks stars Michelle Agresti (Arden, Wolf358), Keilidh Hamilton-Maureira (WFMU), Jordan Higgs (Tides, Greater Boston) and features performances from beloved audio artists like Lauren Shippen (The Bright Sessions, In Strange Woods), Morgan Givens (Flyest Fables), Jordan Cobb (Janus Descending, Primordial Deep), Briggon Snow (The Bright Sessions, CARAVAN), Christopher Dole (Arden), and many more.
Hit the Bricks also features music by various artists, both new to the scene and established, like Kathryn Hoss, Jeff Ball (Steven Universe, The White Lotus), A.p. Harbor, and David Russell (Project Destati, Kingdom Hearts VR)
Hit the Bricks' art is done by Chandler Candela, it's executive produced and sound designed by Ester Ellis (Station Blue, Dungeons and Daddies) and is written and directed by PJ Scott-Blankenship.
Hit the Brick's new special episode Intermission: I'm Still Here will be hitting public feeds on December 27th and you can listen to it early on Nebula.
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Intro post!
(☝🏻 some of my music 🌳🌰💚)
This is a newish blog altho I've been tumbling since olden times, so I'm looking for folks (18+) to follow with similar interests.
I am a...
Green witch currently studying in Reclaiming circles 🌱 (External link: Reclaiming Principles of Unity)
Classics nerd, into Hellenic polytheism but also exploring my Magyar/Slavic/Romany roots 🌶️
Cartomancer for over 10 years 🎴 (tarot journal tag)
Wannabe death doula 💀 / traveling bard for the dying
Autistic nonbinary lesbian-- anyone "gender critical" can gtfo 🧿
Compulsive doodler (art journal tag) ✒️
Singer-songwriter-- my artist name is Kathryn Hoss but I might make music under a different name soon (music tag) 🪕
Regular writer (my poetry) 🖥️
All original posts are under the #op tag.
Greenthey is my nature imp alter ego, like the Green Man but not a man. I think I was a rock once. Also been a human for many lives. I believe we all deserve to live in egalitarian sustainable communities where we take care of each other and the land. #Landback, amplify BIPOC voices. So mote it be ❤️💚
Other blogs
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The 2020 Wizard Rock Six Month Report: January-June, Part 3!
Welcome back, everyone, to the third and final part of the 2020 January-June Wizard Rock Six-Month Report, wherein I chronologically list all of the awesome wizard rock releases in the first half of 2020. If you missed them, I encourage you to go back and read parts one and two! There are a whole lot of jaw-droppingly amazing new releases in those posts. We jump back in to our list with a couple of slamming dubstep singles from this new Quebecois talent…
June 6: Slytherin-Dubs – “Chamber of Secrets:” Bandcamp | “The Chosen One:” Bandcamp
Amazing wizard rock dubstep from Quebec! Utilizing samples of various scenes from the movies, these two singles, released on the same day, will get you bopping!
June 7: Ghastly D and the Snakes – “Basilisk [Demo]:” Bandcamp
This single song by a scrapped wizard rock band from 2014-15 was recently released on Bandcamp. It’s not particularly impressive, just a short instrumental track–but it could evoke the creeping menace of the basilisk!
June 11: Katherine Elizabeth – “Joanne:” YouTube
Yes, it’s karaoke. But the lyrics to this parodic response to Rowling’s transphobia are so good that it doesn’t matter! Superbly satirical.
June 11: Totally Knuts – Rise Up, Wands Up album: Bandcamp
Totally Knuts’ fourth full-length album, incredibly written and recorded in SIX DAYS, responds brilliantly to the Black Lives Matter protests and J.K. Rowling’s TERFiness. Many of the songs should become anthems for the fandom!
June 16: Josh Slunk – Devil’s Snare EP: Bandcamp
This instrumental metal EP features 6 songs inspired by various aspects of the Harry Potter books. Wrocking and fun!
June 18: Swish and Flick – “If You Didn’t Come to Party (Pink Version):” Soundcloud | YouTube
This new version of Swish and Flick’s 2009 tune has new lyrics and remixed music. Definitely NSFW, but it’s super fun!
June 19: Harry and the Potters – Live on KUTX, 08.12.19 EP: No longer available for download, but can be streamed here!
This limited-edition EP was recorded in Austin, TX, radio station KUTX and was made available for download on Harry and the Potters’ Bandcamp for only three days. All proceeds went to DARE in Providence, RI, and One Struggle KC in Kansas City, MO. Hopefully, they’ll rerelease it at some point! In the meantime, fans can hear it on the Internet Archive.
June 21: AJ Solomon – “Nonbinary Wizard Anthem:” Bandcamp
AJ Solomon’s second wizard rock single is a tribute to all the nonbinary wizards, witches and wixes out there! It’s thought-provoking and well-written.
June 26: Kathryn Hoss – “Hermione Granger’s Not a Transphobe:” iTunes | Spotify | YouTube
Take that, JKR! Kathryn Hoss’s debut wizard rock song enumerates the hypocrisy in Rowling’s transphobia and reinstates listeners’ faith in the original characters’ good hearts—unlike their creator.
June 27: luneytunes – Board Your Ships EP: Bandcamp
The second EP by Swedish wrocker luneytunes focuses lyrically on the relationships between various Potter characters in its mellow wrock jams!
June 30: Muggle Mike – 5 singles: Bandcamp
Muggle Mike recently reissued 5 previously out-of-print singles on his Bandcamp page: “Hagrid’s on the Lam,” “Leaving in a Blue Ford Anglia,” “A Way Back,�� and two versions of “After Party at Hagrid’s.” All super fun and worth your time!
And that’s everything! And quite an everything it was, indeed. Tell us what you liked in the comments below—and if we missed any releases, please email us at wizrocklopedia [at] gmail [dot] com! Come back in January for a retrospective of the wizard rock releases from July to December 2020! Don’t forget to support all these artists and wrock on! Thanks so much for reading.
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New Year’s Eve Tarot
For the past few years my wife and I have chosen open-face tarot cards for our December altar to symbolize our hopes for the coming week, month, or year. This year we were kinda late to the game and only did it once, but this is what my cards symbolized.
1. The World (from the Wild Unknown Tarot)
I chose this card based on the art moreso than what The World card canonically represents. To me, those little flowers bent around the innermost circle represent seeds ready to burst forth and grow. The World is eternal yet ever-changing, ever looping in cycles of birth and growth and death and rebirth. Right now as a country, as a world, we are in a stagnant period of death and dying. My hope is that the seeds of science and creativity burst forth in the coming year. Let the vaccines get to the people they need to get to and slow this pandemic. Let an explosion of creativity and positive social change come out of this year of quarantine. Let our country's leaders finally address the climate crisis and take the big steps needed to counteract it. Let us plant the seeds for the next generations so that they can have a world to grow into.
2. The High Priestess (from the Spacious Tarot)
I don’t have much to say about this one, but then, the High Priestess is not a forthcoming presence. Suffice it to say that I want to work on my connection to spirit and spirituality in the coming year. These last few years have been very focused on earning money and surviving physically and I want to shift my priorities inward for a change.
3. Temperance (from the Modern Witch tarot)
This was more of a short-term goal for me, from the beginning of December until mid January. My job is requiring mandatory overtime, and even though I'm working from home now, it's a strain on my creativity, spirituality, and relationships. My goal is to not give my dayjob everything I got, not let it suck every spark of life out of me. This year I've been somewhat successful. I found time to put out a short Christmas EP (Just a Little Tree by Kathryn Hoss, wherever you get music lol shameless plug). I’ve also been exercising fairly regularly and tomorrow I’m starting a 30-day yoga challenge. This year I want to find balance among my personal, professional, and creative lives by moving with intention and compassion.
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Why I’m Seeing What I’m Seeing at TIFF19
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (dir. Céline Sciamma)
A Sapphic French love story set in the 1700s made by one of the best filmmakers currently working? How could I possibly refuse? Sciamma’s fourth feature film has been lauded for its distinct, erotic aesthetics that are marked by haunting and longing. In May, Cannes awarded the film with the Queer Palm, a triumph previously achieved by the likes of Xavier Dolan and Todd Haynes. This is one of my most anticipated films of the fest, and I’m in complete awe that it kicks off my TIFF19.
Blackbird (dir. Roger Michell)
Depressing, brooding family dramas have my name written all over them (re: KRISHA). On the precipice of death, a matriarch gathers her disjointed family for one last weekend together. I gravitate towards chaos that is different from action or adventure movies: I like small-scale strife that hits home, feels more personal than Tom Cruise flying over the Andes to save the world from god-knows-what. Plus, Kate Winslet is a goddess.
Military Wives (dir. Peter Cattaneo)
Kristin. Scott. Fucking. Thomas. Earlier this week I had a dream that I met her and she liked me because I could speak French to her – very wishful thinking. Films that centre on female collectives make me feel warm and gooey, thankful to have my own girls to call home. Military Wives looks heartfelt and kindred, a movie that I’ll eventually buy on DVD and watch whenever I need to cry (à la Steel Magnolias).
Dolemite is my Name (dir. Craig Brewer)
I figured we might sprinkle some dramedy into the mix of our viewings (my TIFF squad is definitely tired of me dragging them along to really sad shit). This isn’t a film that I’d usually see (read as: I only watch boring movies), which is why I liked it when my neighbour suggested it. I’m excited to watch this with an audience and feel the energy of the room come to life.
My Zoe (dir. Julie Delpy)
It’s Julie Delpy, bitch! My artistically gifted, spiritually inclined favourite French queen (I say that loosely because I have a multitude of French queens). I’ve seen every movie Delpy has made – 2 Days in Paris, the one about Elizabeth Bathory, Lolo – everything. I’m just a massive fan of the way her mind works, her sardonic sense of humour and dialogue, and her effortless performances. She is as hardworking and devoted as they come, and I couldn’t do this fest without watching her new one-woman-show.
The Goldfinch (dir. John Crowley)
Sometimes at TIFF, I get a little too invested in the hype. The Goldfinch is a perfect example of my need to be first to everything that’s popular. This looks good – I mean, it’s Nicole Kidman so of course it’s good (I also said that about Boy Erased last year) – but I’m more interested in the experience of the night. I’m ready to be pleasantly surprised!
The Audition (dir. Ina Weisse)
Nina Hoss is of the top 5 most talented actresses alive. Please quote me on that. The Audition appears reminiscent of La Pianiste – one of my all-time faves. Ever since I watched Phoenix, I knew I had to see Nina Hoss act on the big screen before I died. I’m looking forward to some bleak, German brooding and angst.
Mrs. Fletcher (dir. Nicole Holofcener)
I am, without question, Kathryn Hahn’s biggest fan and I don’t care to argue. I will support her in whatever she chooses to do, and lucky for me, she picks great movies. Mrs. Fletcher is a TV show written by Tom Perrotta – the same man who wrote The Leftovers (yes he’s a genius, but let’s move on). Even without Hahn, this series is up my alley: a middle aged woman going through an identity crisis that is mirrored by her son’s coming of age story. All the pieces are there for pure HBO magic.
Frankie (dir. Ira Sachs)
Isabelle Huppert! And Marisa Tomei! Directed by Ira Sachs! Seeing this film announced at the fest gave me the most immediate, natural body high I’ve ever felt in my life. I’m a huge fan of Sachs (his intimacy and deep reflection give me chills) and Huppert is the end all be all of acting. I think this film will be something special and unforgettable.
Clemency (dir. Chinonye Chukwu)
After all the buzz this got at Sundance, I knew I had to make it my priority at TIFF. Alfre Woodard is a masterclass performer, and I can only imagine how meaty and intense this role is. Clemency tells the story of a prison warden in charge of executions. CHILLING, I know. It’s the type of story you’d never think to tell, which is why it seems particularly haunting.
Radioactive (dir. Marjane Satrapi)
Yes, yes, YES to celebrating great women in history! This film is based on the life of Marie Curie, played by none other than Rosamund fucking Pike. Admittedly, I don’t know much about the famed scientist which is likely equal parts mine and the education system’s faults. Cinema has taught me more about women’s contributions to society than school has, and i’m hoping that Radioactive is an example of that.
Saint Maud (dir. Alice Glass)
Hello Jennifer Ehle! My indie queen! My underrated God! I began to notice Ehle when she would pop up in all of these movies that I found remarkable, ultimately meaning that she has a knack for starring in divine films. Saint Maud looks like a mix of indie horror drama that I cannot live without. This is sincerely my most anticipated film of the whole festival, and I haven’t even seen a trailer!
I’m so ready to dive into TIFF19.
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2015 Movie Awards
Best Picture: Amy Brooklyn Inside Out Mad Max: Fury Road Wild Tales HONORABLE MENTION: Clouds of Sils Maria, The Martian, Carol, Anomalisa, James White, Room, Spotlight, 99 Homes, Chi-Raq, It Follows, Ex Machina Best Director: John Crowley, Brooklyn Pete Docter, Inside Out George Miller, Mad Max: Fury Road Ridley Scott, The Martian Damian Szifron, Wild Tales HONORABLE MENTION: Lenny Abrahamson, Room; Olivier Assayas, Clouds of Sils Maria; Ramin Bahrani, 99 Homes; Alex Garland, Ex Machina; Todd Haynes, Carol; Duke Johnson & Charlie Kaufman, Anomalisa; Asif Kapadia, Amy; Spike Lee, Chi-Raq; Tom McCarthy, Spotlight; David Robert Mitchell, It Follows; Josh Mond, James White Best Actor: Christopher Abbott, James White Matt Damon, The Martian Andrew Garfield, 99 Homes Michael B. Jordan, Creed Jacob Tremblay, Room HONORABLE MENTION: Abraham Attah, Beasts of No Nation; Michael Caine, Youth; Nick Cannon, Chi-Raq; Leonardo DiCaprio, The Revenant; Michael Fassbender, Steve Jobs; Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Walk; Tom Hanks, Bridge of Spies; Tom Hardy, Mad Max: Fury Road; Eddie Redmayne, The Danish Girl; Jason Segel, The End of the Tour; David Thewlis, Anomalisa Best Actress: Juliette Binoche, Clouds of Sils Maria Cate Blanchett, Carol Brie Larson, Room Rooney Mara, Carol Saoirse Ronan, Brooklyn HONORABLE MENTION: Cate Blanchett, Truth; Regina Case, The Second Mother; Greta Gerwig, Mistress America; Nina Hoss, Phoenix; Anna Kendrick, The Last Five Years; Jennifer Lawrence, Joy; Melissa McCarthy, Spy; Teyonah Parris, Chi-Raq; Amy Poehler, Inside Out; Bel Powley, The Diary of a Teenage Girl; Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years; Amy Schumer, Trainwreck; Sarah Silverman, I Smile Back; Meryl Streep, Ricki and the Flash; Charlize Theron, Mad Max: Fury Road; Lily Tomlin, Grandma; Alicia Vikander, The Danish Girl Best Supporting Actor: Steve Carell, The Big Short Benicio Del Toro, Sicario Oscar Isaac, Ex Machina Mark Ruffalo, Spotlight Michael Shannon, 99 Homes HONORABLE MENTION: Christian Bale, The Big Short; Emory Cohen, Brooklyn; Bradley Cooper, Joy; Tom Courtenay, 45 Years; Ricardo Darin, Wild Tales; Idris Elba, Beasts of No Nation; Sam Elliott, Grandma; Diego Gentile, Wild Tales; Nicholas Hoult, Mad Max: Fury Road; Samuel L. Jackson, The Hateful Eight; Michael Keaton, Spotlight; Harvey Keitel, Youth; Richard Kind, Inside Out; Robert Redford, Truth; Mark Rylance, Bridge of Spies; Liev Schreiber, Spotlight; Sylvester Stallone, Creed Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer Jason Leigh, Anomalisa Cynthia Nixon, James White Erica Rivas, Wild Tales Kristen Stewart, Clouds of Sils Maria Alicia Vikander, Ex Machina HONORABLE MENTION: Joan Allen, Room; Angela Bassett, Chi-Raq; Cate Blanchett, Cinderella; Olivia Cooke, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl; Brie Larson, Trainwreck; Rachel McAdams, Spotlight; Julianne Moore, Maps to the Stars; Sarah Paulson, Carol; Phyllis Smith, Inside Out; Mya Taylor, Tangerine; Tessa Thompson, Creed; Rachel Weisz, Youth; Kristen Wiig, The Diary of a Teenage Girl; Kate Winslet, Steve Jobs Best Original Screenplay: Clouds of Sils Maria - Olivier Assayas Inside Out - Josh Cooley, Ronnie del Carmen, Pete Docter & Meg LeFauve James White - Josh Mond Spotlight - Tom McCarthy & Josh Singer Wild Tales - Damian Szifron HONORABLE MENTION: Ex Machina, 45 Years, It Follows, Maps to the Stars, Mistress America, 99 Homes, Sicario, Trainwreck Best Adapted Screenplay: Anomalisa - Charlie Kaufman Brooklyn - Nick Hornby Carol - Phyllis Nagy The Martian - Drew Goddard Room - Emma Donoghue HONORABLE MENTION: Ant-Man, Beasts of No Nation, The Big Short, Brooklyn, Chi-Raq, Creed, The Diary of a Teenage Girl, The End of the Tour, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Phoenix, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Truth, The Walk Best Ensemble: The Big Short Chi-Raq Joy Mad Max: Fury Road Spotlight HONORABLE MENTION: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Beasts of No Nation, Brooklyn, Carol, The Hateful Eight, Inside Out, Magic Mike XXL, Maps to the Stars, The Martian, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Sicario, Sisters, The Stanford Prison Experiment, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Straight Outta Compton, Trainwreck, Wild Tales Best Limited Performance - Male: Donald Glover, The Martian Neal Huff, Spotlight Stacy Keach, Truth Ron Livingston, James White Chris Sheffield, The Stanford Prison Experiment HONORABLE MENTION: Jon Bernthal, Sicario; Victor Garber, Sicario; Tim Guinee, 99 Homes; Tracy Letts, The Big Short; Christopher Meloni, The Diary of a Teenage Girl; Ezra Miller, Trainwreck; Nick Offerman, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl; Chris Sarandon, I Smile Back; Jamey Sheridan, Spotlight; Cory Michael Smith, Carol; Lakeith Stanfield, Straight Outta Compton; Max von Sydow, Star Wars: The Force Awakens Best Limited Performance - Female: Jane Fonda, Youth Noni Hazlehurst, Truth Rebecca Henderson, Mistress America Audra McDonald, Ricki and the Flash Lupita Nyong'o, Star Wars: The Force Awakens HONORABLE MENTION: Connie Britton, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl; Drena De Niro, Joy; Kathryn Erbe, Mistress America; Sarah Gadon, Maps to the Stars; Adepero Oduye, The Big Short; Lisa Renee Pitts, Straight Outta Compton; Margot Robbie, The Big Short; Bailey Spry, It Follows; Angela Walker, Clouds of Sils Maria Breakthrough Performance: Abraham Attah, Beasts of No Nation Bel Powley, The Diary of a Teenage Girl Amy Schumer, Trainwreck Mya Taylor, Tangerine Jacob Tremblay, Room HONORABLE MENTION: R.J. Cyler, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl; Julia Garner, Grandma; O'Shea Jackson Jr., Straight Outta Compton; Jason Mitchell, Straight Outta Compton; Maika Monroe, It Follows; Daisy Ridley, Star Wars: The Force Awakens; Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, Tangerine; Elias Schwarz & Lukas Schwarz, Goodnight Mommy Best Film Editing: Amy - Chris King Mad Max: Fury Road - Margaret Sixel The Martian - Pietro Scalia Room - Nathan Nugent Wild Tales - Pablo Barbieri Carrera & Damian Szifron HONORABLE MENTION: Ant-Man, Beasts of No Nation, The Big Short, Brooklyn, Carol, Chi-Raq, Creed, Ex Machina, It Follows, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, 99 Homes, The Revenant, Sicario, Spotlight, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Walk Best Cinematography: Carol - Edward Lachman It Follows - Mike Gioulakis Mad Max: Fury Road - John Seale The Revenant - Emmanuel Lubezki Sicario - Roger Deakins HONORABLE MENTION: Beasts of No Nation, Brooklyn, Creed, Ex Machina, James White, The Look of Silence, The Martian, 99 Homes, Phoenix, Room, The Walk, Wild Tales Best Original Score: Carol - Carter Burwell It Follows - Disasterpeace Mad Max: Fury Road - Junkie XL Steve Jobs - Daniel Pemberton The Walk - Alan Silvestri HONORABLE MENTION: Anomalisa, Bridge of Spies, Brooklyn, The Hateful Eight, Inside Out, The Martian, The Revenant, Room, Sicario, Spectre, Spotlight, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Wild Tales, Youth Best Original Song: Chi-Raq - "Pray 4 My City" - Robert Amparan, Nick Cannon, Rico Cox & Leroy Griffin Jr. Fifty Shades of Grey - "Earned It" - Ahmad Balshe, Stephan Moccio, Jason Quenneville & Abel Tesfaye Fifty Shades of Grey - "Love Me Like You Do" - Savan Kotecha, Tove Lo, Max Martin, Ali Payami & Ilya Salmanzadeh Freeheld - "Hands of Love" - Linda Perry The Hunting Ground - "Till It Happens to You" - Lady Gaga & Diane Warren HONORABLE MENTION: Chi-Raq - "I Run"; Insurgent - "Never Let You Down"; Pitch Perfect 2 - "Flashlight"; Ricki and the Flash - "Cold One"; Shaun the Sheep Movie - "Feels Like Summer"; Spectre - "Writing's on the Wall"; Youth - "Simple Song #3" Best Art Direction: Carol - Judy Becker & Heather Loeffler Joy - Judy Becker, Hillary Derby & Heather Loeffler Mad Max: Fury Road - Colin Gibson, Katie Sharrock & Lisa Thompson The Martian - Celia Bobak, Zoltan Horvath & Arthur Max Room - Mary Kirkland & Ethan Tobman HONORABLE MENTION: Anomalisa, Ant-Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Bridge of Spies, Brooklyn, Cinderella, The Danish Girl, Ex Machina, The Hateful Eight, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, The Revenant, The Stanford Prison Experiment, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Walk, Wild Tales Best Costume Design: Bridge of Spies - Kasia Walicka-Maimone Brooklyn - Odile Dicks-Mireaux Carol - Sandy Powell Chi-Raq - Ruth E. Carter Mad Max: Fury Road - Jenny Beavan HONORABLE MENTION: Ant-Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Cinderella, The Danish Girl, The Diary of a Teenage Girl, The Hateful Eight, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, Joy, The Martian, The Revenant, The Stanford Prison Experiment, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Walk, Wild Tales Best Makeup: Avengers: Age of Ultron Ex Machina Mad Max: Fury Road The Revenant Star Wars: The Force Awakens HONORABLE MENTION: Ant-Man, Brooklyn, Carol, Chi-Raq, Cinderella, Creed, The Danish Girl, The Hateful Eight, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, Spy, Trumbo, The Walk Best Sound Mixing: Amy Inside Out Mad Max: Fury Road The Martian Star Wars: The Force Awakens HONORABLE MENTION: Anomalisa, Ant-Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Chi-Raq, Creed, Ex Machina, The Hateful Eight, It Follows, Joy, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, The Revenant, Room, Sicario, Spy, Straight Outta Compton, The Walk, Wild Tales Best Sound Editing: Ant-Man Mad Max: Fury Road The Martian The Revenant Star Wars: The Force Awakens HONORABLE MENTION: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Creed, Ex Machina, The Hateful Eight, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, Inside Out, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Sicario, Spy, The Walk Best Visual Effects: Ant-Man Mad Max: Fury Road The Martian Star Wars: The Force Awakens The Walk HONORABLE MENTION: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ex Machina, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, The Revenant, Spy Best Foreign Film: Goodnight Mommy - Severin Fiala & Veronika Franz The Look of Silence - Joshua Oppenheimer Phoenix - Christian Petzold The Second Mother - Anna Muylaert Wild Tales - Damian Szifron HONORABLE MENTION: The Assassin Best Documentary: Amy - Asif Kapadia Ballet 422 - Jody Lee Lipes The Hunting Ground - Kirby Dick Iris - Albert Maysles The Look of Silence - Joshua Oppenheimer HONORABLE MENTION: Best of Enemies, Cartel Land, Merchants of Doubt, Red Army Best Animated Film: Anomalisa - Duke Johnson & Charlie Kaufman Inside Out - Pete Docter The Peanuts Movie - Steve Martino Shaun the Sheep Movie - Mark Burton & Richard Starzak The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water - Paul Tibbit HONORABLE MENTION: The Good Dinosaur Every 2015 Film I've Seen: Ranked
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Sexy Hufflepuff party de Kathryn Hoss (Paroles VF)
Tout le monde est invité à la fête de Poufsouffle
La période des Trois Sorciers est épuisante
Vais faire la fêter façon 1995
Les elfes de maison s'occupent des provisions
Et les troisièmes années font le service
La fierté de notre maison est gargantuesque
Mais nous aimons nos deux champions donc
Mettez de côté vos querelles
Pour de la fraternisation inter-maisons
Tout le monde est invité à la fête de Poufsouffle
Lions, serpents and aigles vont venir et oublier d'être sages
Personne n'est exclu parmi les élèves
Tout le monde est invité à la fête de Poufsouffle
Les premières années prennent de la bièraubeurre
Et pensent qu'ils sont pompettes
Ernie a mangé toutes les chips
Dobby va s'énerver
Les préfets deviennent exhubérants
En faisant tourner le Whisky Pur Feu.
Cédric embrume la salle de bains
Qui l'accompagne est un mystère
Qu'est-ce qu'on met dans la potion?
Verse tout dans le chaudron, on verra bien
Un truc ici nous fera planer
Si on doit chauffer le pot toute la nuit
T'inquiète, il y a des protections en place
Depuis que Zacharius a vomi dans la cheminée
On l'obligera à prendre l'antidote
Une pierre issue de l'estomac d'une chèvre
Refrain
Travaille dur, fais bien la fête
C'est la façon du blaireau
Et nous mangeons à ce buffet
Comme si on était payés pour lui
Allons être payés pour lui, envoyons-nous en l'air pour lui
Glisser dans un coma alimentaire et visiter Pomfresh pour lui
Qui devient chaud dans la salle de bains des préfets?
Dans une minute, ils sentiront la colère de Cho Chang
Elle défonce la porte et trouve personne d'autre
Que Cédric Diggory et Harry James Potter.
Il n'y a pas de fête comme une fête chez les Poufsouffle
Alors viens au sous-sol et bouge ton corps
Mets ta cravate autour de ta tête et danse, sexy
Il n'y a pas de fête comme une fête chez les Poufsouffle
Fais le Pouffe Mélange
Fais la mandragore
Fais le tunnel du blaireau
Prend une boisson à la citrouille
Fais la caracole du veau
Fais l'effondrement de la sirène
Fais la dance de Durmstrang
Refrain
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Bi Wizard Rock
Auntie Bella by Totally Knuts
Chocolate Cauldrons of Love by MC Gryf
Founders by Totally Knuts
Growing Pains by Totally Knuts
Hufflepuff Sandwich Wrap by The Blibbering Humdingers
La Fille-Veela Bisexuelle by The First Task Is Dragons
Love Me Luna by Swish and Flick
On a Scale of 1 to Bad by Tom Riddle and Friends
Romance at the Quidditch World Cup by Totally Knuts
Secretly Bi by The Klusterfunk
Sexy Hufflepuff Party by Kathryn Hoss
Shot 4 Shot (ft. Swish and Flick) by Undesirable #1
Swish and Flick by Swish and Flick
The Bi Vortex by Bisexual Harry
There’s Been A Lot of Talk by The First Task Is Dragons
Unicorn by Bisexual Harry
Viktoromione by Bisexual Harry
What Lucius Say by The First Task Is Dragons
What’s Wrong by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
Masterlist
See also: Drarry and Wolfstar
#bisexual wrock#bi wizard rock#totally knuts#swish and flick#kathryn hoss#bisexual harry#tianna and the cliffhangers#undesirable number one#mc gryf#the first task is dragons#candle wix#dawlish and the archies#tom riddle and friends#the blibbering humdingers#the klusterfunk
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Anti-jkr Wizard Rock
Anthony Goldstein by Chasitherin
Can't Stand Your Bigotry by The Fizzing Whizbees
Cherry Picking by AJ Solomon
Consider by Totally Knuts
Correct the Architect by Harry and the Potters
Cursed Child Isn’t Canon by The Weirdos Are Out
IV. Dead Words by Creevey Crisis
Dear Jo by Mary Lambert
Fandom Autonomous Zone by Tonks & the Aurors
Firework by The Weirdos Are Out
F*** You, JKR by Kalysta Flame
Good Ol’ Jo by Fangirl Riot
Harry’s Haikus by Sage Palmieri
Hermione Granger’s Not a Transphobe by Kathryn Hoss
Hogwarts Never Ends by errandofmercy
Hut on the Wrock by Karl-Johan Norén
I’m a Puff, and I’m Staying by Dream Quaffle
I’m Magic by Aguamenti
Is There A Spell? by Ludo Bagman and the Trash
It’s Intersectional by Abby Ritter
JKR Freestyle by Aguamenti
JK Rowling and The Fascists of The Christ by Song a Day
Joanne by Hogwarts Therapist
Joanne by Grace Kendall
Just Kidding (Mugglef*cker) by Andri from Pagefire
My Cursed Child Review by Tianna and the Cliffhangers
Of Course by Bradley and the Dadleys
Open at the Close by Totally Knuts
Our Epilogue by CG Matovina
Revelry by Proma Khosla
Revisionist History by The Whomping Willows
Rewriting Your Story by Totally Knuts
Rogue Librarian by Ariel Factor Birdoff
Sit Down by Totally Knuts
Slytherin Anthem by Luna (Not) Lovegood
Start Again by Hogwarts Therapist
The Bi Who Lived (Prod. by Aguamenti) by Bisexual Harry
The Harry Potter Hannukah Song by Mikaila
The JKR by Sally Slytherin
The Metamorphmagus Song by Anna Dardick
The Queen by Jami Schafer
Tired by Totally Knuts
Transphobe Rowling by Craic Boi Mental
Unite! By The Arkadian
Waiting by Ashley Hamel
When Magic Was Magic by Witherwings
Where Do We Go From Here by Shauna Carrick
Wizard Ⓐnarchy by Candle Wix
Wizard Punks by Tonks & the Aurors
Yellow and Black by Boom Boom Racoon
You Said by Romilda Vane and the Chocolate Cauldrons
Masterlist
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"…Hit The Bricks is focused on creating an original, heartfelt experience that speaks to the sense of wonder in Baum’s original narrative. Creator PJ Scott-Blankenship is an expert in everything Oz, and that passion shines through in the script, in their voice-acting as Wallace, and in the sound and music cues. Jessi and Wallace’s journey is backed by all-original music by Kathryn Hoss that convey Jessi’s anxiety and Wallace’s awe, and connects the sensations of childhood nostalgia with the more restless desires of adulthood. And sound designer Ester Ellis creates a soundscape so realistic you could touch Oz’s emerald glass buildings."- Elena Fernández Collins, The A.V. Club
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Kathryn Hoss reviews Not Your Sidekick by C. B. Lee
Kathryn Hoss reviews Not Your Sidekick by C. B. Lee
Five words: lesbian, bisexual, and trans superheroes. Wait, I think I need a few more. Lesbian, bisexual, and trans superheroes taking on the kyriarchy, falling in love, and just… being kids. Jessica Tran doesn’t fit in. I know, not the most original premise. But along with all the normal crap teenagers worry about– mediocre grades due to excessive daydreaming, crushes on intimidating Volleyball…
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Sexy Hufflepuff party de Kathryn Hoss (Paroles VO)
Little known fact: Hufflepuff is actually the party house. Rated PG-13 for sexy teen partying.
Lyrics:
Everyone’s invited to the Hufflepuff party
It’s trying in triwizard times
Gonna party like it’s 1995
House-elves do the catering
And third-years do the waitering
Our house pride is gargantuan
But we love both our Hogwarts champions so
Put aside your altercations
For interhouse fraternization
Everyone’s invited to the Hufflepuff party
Lions, snakes and eagles gonna come and get naughty
Ain’t no one excluded in the whole student body
Everyone’s invited to the Hufflepuff party
First years got some butterbeer
And now they think they’re tips(y)
Ernie ate all of the chips
Dobby’s gonna get pissed
The prefects gettin frisky
Passin round the firewhisky
Cedric’s steamin up the bath
Who he’s with is a mystery
What do we got in the potion set?
Throw it all in the cauldron— see what we get
Something in here’s gonna get us high
If we have to boil the pot all night
Don’t worry there’s safeguards in place
For when Zacharius pukes in the fireplace
We’ll forcefeed him the antidote
A stone from the stomach of a goat
Chorus
Work hard, party hard
That’s the badger way
And we eat on this buffet
Like we’re gonna get paid for it
Gonna get paid for it, gonna get laid for it
Slip into a food coma and visit Pomfrey for it
Who’s gettin jiggy in the prefect bath?
In a minute they’re gonna feel Cho Chang’s wrath
She kicks in the door and finds none other
Than Cedric Diggory with Harry James Potter
Ain’t no other party like a Hufflepuff party
So sneak down to the basement and move your body
Tie your tie around your head and get low, shawty
Ain’t no other party like a Hufflepuff party
Do the Huffle Shuffle
Do the mandrake
Do the Badger Tunnel
Have a pumpkin drank
Do the veela prance
Do the mermaid flop
Do the durmstrang dance
Now stop
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