#randy mcdougall

[jungle-angel]

Cold House (Ben Mears x Reader)

Summary: When the heat goes out, crazy ideas ensue

Tagging: @nobody7102​

Ben adjusted his glasses before he flipped the page in the book he had been reading, his feet rubbing together to warm his socks. It had been a day.....God it had been a fucking day. He had spent the better part of the day with the others on a “wake and stake”, only to come home and find that Randy had wreaked utter havoc on the babysitter who had watched him during the day. There hadn’t even been any time for him to work on his book. 

A loud, clattering *BANG!* startled him from his trancelike state. “Oh shit,” he muttered before whipping his glasses off and lazily placing them on the bed. 

Ben skidded down the hall, only to be met by Randy and his funny little waddle-run, his Spiderman blanket pulled tight around his shoulders. “Oh shit! Oh shit! Oh shit!” 

“Little man, we will discuss that bad language later,” Ben told him, the urgency in his voice evident as he headed down the stairs. 

Ben practically jumped the last step when he heard annoyed shouts coming from the basement, the lights on and the stairwell bright and the voices loud and clear. 

“Nolly you fucking knucklehead!!! What did you do?!” 

“I didn’t do shit!!!” 

“Well obviously you did something, otherwise this fuckin clunker would still be working!!” 

Ben went down a few steps and saw Mike Ryerson, Jimmy Cody, Nolly Gardener and Parkins Gillespie all gathered around the old clunker of a furnace, trying to fix it. “Goddamn fuckin HVAC guys telling us this was better for the basement,” Parkins fumed. “Mike gimme a light, will ya?” 

“You guys need help?” 

“Yeah any idea where (y/n) is?” Parkins asked. “She knows this shit like the back of her hand.” 

“I’ll go and get her.” 

Ben traipsed into the kitchen to check the little dry-erase board with everyone’s hunting schedules. Ben’s eyes trailed down the list of names, looking for that of his wife, (Y/n). Royal Snow and Hank Peters were still out on a hunt along with Corey Bryant and Bonnie Sawyer and Matt Burke would be back within the next ten to fifteen minutes. 

You came in through the door just a moment later, kicking off your boots before throwing your arms around Ben’s waist, kissing his cheeks and his dark blonde hair. “Holy shit,” you remarked. 

“What?” Ben asked you. 

“It’s friggin freezing in here.” 

Ben hadn’t even noticed until it finally hit him, the cold running through him until goosebumps began to form on his arms and legs. Another sound reached his ears and the realization hit him like a kick in the teeth. “Shit,” he hissed under his breath. 

Ben darted back up the stairs and grabbed his dark blue hoodie off his bed and throwing it on over his open grey button-down and white-beater, the squeaky little cries wrenching his heart as he hurried down the hall to the room at the end. 

He entered the room where the cries became clear as day, the little fairy tale scenes painted on the walls while the wooden crib that had been pushed against one side of the room. Ben switched on the light in the windowless room and found yours and his son, Sean, wide awake with his tiny little fists beating the air. 

And the room was even colder than the rest of the house. 

“Ok buddy, ok,” Ben said as he lifted Baby Sean out of his crib and into his arms, cradling him against his chest. “Oh you’re so cold.” 

Ben’s pencil thin lips brushed against the thin tufts of hair on Sean’s delicate little head as the baby shook and trembled, almost like Randy when he had first arrived at the house before being adopted by you and Ben. “Shhhhh, it’s ok Sean,” Ben murmured as his breath warmed his son’s head. “Daddy’s got you....Daddy will keep you warm.” 

Ben sighed with annoyance when he realized that the baby wrap you often used was in the laundry. Sure, Sean’s little knit blanket that Eva Miller and Mabel Werts had made him would be ok, but there was no way in hell Ben was going to wreck it that way. 

“Guess I’ll make do with what I’ve got,” he sighed. 

He wrapped part of his hoodie around Sean before zipping him right up inside and grabbing his favorite little stuffie off the top shelf above the dresser. Awkward as it was, Ben didn’t give a single shit about what anybody thought. All that mattered to him was keeping Sean warm. 

“C’mon bud,” he said. “Let’s go see Momma.” 

*****************************

“Ok I think I’ve got it,” you said, straining as you tried to turn the wrench one more time. “Mike flip the switch.” 

Mike Ryerson flipped the switch on the circuit breaker. “Alright, breaker is a go,” he replied. 

You tried one last time but nothing. The furnace was totally conked out. “Alright, shut it off,” you told him. “We’ll get the fireplaces and the woodstoves going for the night.” 

You headed back upstairs with the others and into the living room, loading the woodstove with as much wood as it could hold before lighting it. Every fireplace in the house was lit and soon it was as warm as could possibly be. You turned to the window to see the snow falling like heavy rain outside, when something else caught your attention. 

“Ben?” you chuckled. “What are you doing?” 

“Baby was freezing so I wrapped him up.” 

Ben partially unzipped his hoodie when you saw Sean’s little head resting against Ben’s chest, sucking away on his blue and yellow pacifier and clutching something in his hand. 

You laughed and melted all at once as you promptly took a picture of the scene before you and captioned it. The door opened and shut with Matt Burke trailing in from the snowstorm with Corey and Bonnie not far behind him. 

“The hell happened while we were out?” Matt asked. 

“Heat went out,” you told him. 

“Is that why he’s got the baby in his sweatshirt?” 

“Yep,” you said, showing Matt the picture that was captioned Daddy Bat and His Little Pup.

Sean lifted his little head, his stuffie still clutched in his hand. You were practically squealing on the inside when you realized which one it was, a little bat stuffie that had come with the book “Stellaluna”, a book Ben read to Randy nearly every night and had insisted on reading to Sean when he would grow older. 

You and Ben made yourselves comfortable on the sofa in the living room while Parkins grabbed the kitchen phone off the wall and went down to the basement to have it out with an HVAC repairman. You and Ben scooted closer together, your foreheads touching and the warmth of the woodstove made its way into the blanket that covered you and Sean. 

And you couldn’t think of a better way to spend a night like that. 

#salem's lot #ben mears #ben mears x reader #matt burke #mark petrie #randy mcdougall #parkins gillespie #nolly gardener #mike ryerson #royal snow #hank peters #eva miller #mabel werts #jimmy cody

[popentertainment-moviereviews]

FACING NOLAN (2022)

Featuring Nolan Ryan, President George W. Bush, Craig Biggio, Steve Buechele, George Brett, Rod Carew, Roger Clemens, Tom Grieve, Tom House, Randy Johnson, Pete Rose, Ivan Rodriguez, Bobby Valentine, Dave Winfield, Bobby Witt, Jerry Grote, Phil Garner, Jeff Torborg, Bobby Grich, Cal Ripken Jr., Craig Reynolds, Enos Cabell, Kevin Bass, Art Howe, Alan Ashby, Jose Cruz Sr., Terry Puhl, Mike Scott, Mike Maddux, Rob Goldman, Barry Warner, John McClain, Aubrey Horner, George Pugh, Ann Ferguson McDougal, Ruth Ryan, Reid Ryan, Reese Ryan, Wendy Bivins, Victoria Ryan, Caroline Ryan, Ella Ryan and Julia Ryan.

Written by Bradley Jackson.

Directed by Bradley Jackson.

Distributed by Utopia. 105 minutes. Not Rated.

While for decades the popular opinion has been that the one most-unbreakable record in baseball is Joe DiMaggio’s 56 game hitting streak, I’ve always disagreed. Yes, that is a spectacular achievement and in the 81 years since it happened only three players have come within 20 games of breaking the record. (Pete Rose had a 44-game streak in 1978, Paul Molitor had a 39-game streak in 1987 and Jimmy Rollins had a 38-game streak spanning the 2005 and 2006 seasons.)

Still, there has always been a record that I felt was even more unlikely to break than that one. It is simply this: Nolan Ryan pitched SEVEN no-hitters in his career. Think about that. Some of the greatest pitchers ever have never gotten one no-hitter. Sandy Koufax is the only other pitcher in history who has as many as four. Only four have had as many as three (Cy Young, Justin Verlander, Bob Feller and Larry Corcoran).

Add to that the fact that in modern baseball it is rare for a starting pitcher to be allowed to pitch a full game, the chances of anyone even getting a whiff of Ryan’s record are infinitesimal.

Not just because of this record, but I can say as a life-long baseball fan who has seen many, many superstars over the years, Nolan Ryan was the single most dominating pitcher that I have ever seen.

He’s not always thought of when people bring up the all-time greats, mostly because he tended to play for fairly bad teams, thus his win-loss records were a little spotty and he rarely made the playoffs. In fact, he only was on one World Series-champion team in a near-30-year career, the 1969 “Miracle” Mets, and at the time he was a youngster who was pitching out of the bullpen. Also his 100-mile-an-hour fast ball (in a time when that was exceedingly rare) could be a little wild.

However, think of this: beyond the record for no-hitters, he also holds the record for one-hitters (12, tied with Bob Feller), two-hitters (18) and three hitters (31). He also holds the career record for strikeouts (5,714), 300-strikeout seasons (6) and 200-strikeout seasons (15). That my friends, is domination.

Of course, he also has the record for most walks allowed, too. Go big or go home.

Facing Nolan is entertaining as a sports documentary because that is exactly what it is. Like its subject, it has no major bells and whistles, just an hour and 45 minutes mostly made up of some fantastic film of 27 years of pitching dominance.

Oh, sure, periodically the film will veer off into other subjects, mostly exploring Ryan’s obvious great love of his family, which appears to be the one thing on Earth that is even more important to the man than baseball is. It also touches on his outside work as a spokesman (there is a funny scene where two of Ryan’s granddaughters good-naturedly mock his old Advil ads), his love of animals, his ranch and Texas, and his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

But mostly, Facing Nolan puts you in the batter’s box as one of the greatest pitchers – if not THE greatest pitcher – in the game wove his magic. They literally got dozens of former major leaguers – both teammates and opponents – to discuss the sheer dominance that Ryan exhibited in his 27 seasons in the big leagues.

However, even more interesting is letting the big guy talk about himself. He may be a legend, but he’s also humble and funny about his place in the show. Unlike his former opponents, no baseball fan should hesitate about Facing Nolan.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2022 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: June 26, 2022.

#Facing Nolan #2022 #Movie Review #Nolan Ryan #Jay S. Jacobs

[tlozmajorasmask]

guess who

The Guess Who is a Canadian rock band, formed in Winnipeg in 1965. Initially gaining recognition in Canada, the group found international success from the late 1960s through the mid-1970s with many hit singles, including "No Time", "American Woman", "Laughing", "These Eyes", "Undun" and "Share the Land". The band have continued to perform and record to the present day, and at various times have included many well-known musicians, including Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman (of Bachman–Turner Overdrive). Formed as a garage rock band, their musical style encompassed the pop rock and psychedelic rock genres.

The band was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1987. In 2002, Randy Bachman, Burton Cummings, Garry Peterson, Donnie McDougall and Bill Wallace received the Governor General's Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement for The Guess Who's contribution to popular music in Canada.

[myrecordcollections]

The Guess Who

Artificial Paradise

@ 1973 US Pressing

*******

Artificial Paradise may be the most consistent album project by the post-Randy Bachman Guess Who, a solid offering of strong melodies, superb production, and focused artistic vision. It is also one of the group's more obscure offerings; a small fortune was obviously spent on the gratuitous and excessive packaging which says absolutely nothing and probably did much to sink this fine effort. Surprisingly, Burton Cummings only writes two titles on his own, contributing to four others by his current bandmates. Winter, Wallace, and McDougal actually get a freer songwriting reign on this ten-track release and it harkens back to the initial success of the Share the Land album, the first project where the new members explored, blending their musical skills. The beauty of Don McDougal's "Samantha's Living Room" or the "Iko Iko"-inspired "Follow Your Daughter Home," like everything else here, is clouded by the cover art, if it can even be called that. A typical Ed McMahon get-rich-quick sweepstakes advertisement takes up the inner sleeve, the glitzy color insert and the letter from "Marty Slick" (a dig at Grace Balin, one wonders, of labelmates Jefferson Starship?), which features the lyrics on the flip of the sweepstakes letter. The album cover is a big brown paper envelope with Guess Who/Winnipeg, Canada, as the return address. Beyond the packaging, though, the other dilemma is that this FM-oriented project holds onto the sensibilities of the band's AM hits. No matter how you slice it, they were not hip in America at this point in time. Decades later the music is very persuasive, but for 1972 how could the Guess Who compete with the Velvet Underground, the Grateful Dead, Moby Grape, or even Vanilla Fudge for counterculture cool? As with Bachman-Turner Overdrive, they couldn't, with the aura of the mainstream following the group as it did Bachman-Turner Overdrive. Despite the image problem with the band and the album cover, every track here excels and is first-rate; the lengthy jam that is Cummings' "Those Show Biz Shoes" is more fun than his similar song, "Your Nashville Sneakers," from the album Rockin'. "Orly" and "Follow Your Daughter Home" made it onto The Best of the Guess Who, Vol. 2, which itself was full of songs that, though good, failed to match the majesty of the hits on volume one. Artificial Paradise is the album in between Live at the Paramount and #10, a time when the band was attempting to cross over to the FM dial. As good an effort as it is, they should've stuck with their major strength: keeping their hand in the Top 40 game.

#The Guess WHo #Artificial Paradise #ROck #1973 #LP

[cinematicart]

Brokeback Mountain (2005)

“I wish I knew how to quit you.”

#Brokeback Mountain #Ang Lee #Annie Proulx #Heath Ledger #Jake Gyllenhaal #Randy Quaid #Michelle Williams #Tom Carey #Dan McDougall #Anne Hathaway #Anna Faris #Kate Mara #David Harbour

[film-tv101]

Sunday, February 9, 2020|Honoring movies released in 2019

BEST PICTURE

WINNER

PARASITE

Kwak Sin Ae and Bong Joon Ho, Producers

NOMINEES

FORD V FERRARI

Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping and James Mangold, Producers

THE IRISHMAN

Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Producers

JOJO RABBIT

Carthew Neal, Taika Waititi and Chelsea Winstanley, Producers

JOKER

Todd Phillips, Bradley Cooper and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Producers

LITTLE WOMEN

Amy Pascal, Producer

MARRIAGE STORY

Noah Baumbach and David Heyman, Producers

1917

Sam Mendes, Pippa Harris, Jayne-Ann Tenggren and Callum McDougall, Producers

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

David Heyman, Shannon McIntosh and Quentin Tarantino, Producers

ANIMATED FEATURE FILM

WINNER

Toy Story 4

NOMINEES

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD

Dean DeBlois, Bradford Lewis and Bonnie Arnold

I LOST MY BODY

Jérémy Clapin and Marc du Pontavice

KLAUS

Sergio Pablos, Jinko Gotoh and Marisa Román

MISSING LINK

Chris Butler, Arianne Sutner and Travis Knight

SHORT FILM (ANIMATED)

WINNER

HAIR LOVE

Matthew A. Cherry and Karen Rupert Toliver

NOMINEES

DCERA (DAUGHTER)

Daria Kashcheeva

KITBULL

Rosana Sullivan and Kathryn Hendrickson

MEMORABLE

Bruno Collet and Jean-François Le Corre

SISTER

Siqi Song

DIRECTING

WINNER

PARASITE

Bong Joon Ho

NOMINEES

THE IRISHMAN

Martin Scorsese

JOKER

Todd Phillips

1917

Sam Mendes

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Quentin Tarantino

CINEMATOGRAPHY

WINNER

1917

NOMINEES

THE IRISHMAN

Rodrigo Prieto

JOKER

Lawrence Sher

THE LIGHTHOUSE

Jarin Blaschke

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Robert Richardson

ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE

WINNER

JOAQUIN PHOENIX

Joker

NOMINEES

ANTONIO BANDERAS

Pain and Glory

LEONARDO DICAPRIO

Once upon a Time...in Hollywood

ADAM DRIVER

Marriage Story

JONATHAN PRYCE

The Two Popes

ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE

WINNER

RENÉE ZELLWEGER

Judy

NOMINEES

CYNTHIA ERIVO

Harriet

SCARLETT JOHANSSON

Marriage Story

SAOIRSE RONAN

Little Women

CHARLIZE THERON

Bombshell

WRITING (ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY)

WINNER

PARASITE

Screenplay by Bong Joon Ho, Han Jin Won; Story by Bong Joon Ho

NOMINEES

KNIVES OUT

Written by Rian Johnson

MARRIAGE STORY

Written by Noah Baumbach

1917

Written by Sam Mendes & Krysty Wilson-Cairns

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Written by Quentin Tarantino

WRITING (ADAPTED SCREENPLAY)

WINNER

JOJO RABBIT

Screenplay by Taika Waititi

NOMINEES

THE IRISHMAN

Screenplay by Steven Zaillian

JOKER

Written by Todd Phillips & Scott Silver

LITTLE WOMEN

Written for the screen by Greta Gerwig

THE TWO POPES

Written by Anthony McCarten

MUSIC (ORIGINAL SCORE)

WINNER

JOKER

Hildur Guðnadóttir

NOMINEES

LITTLE WOMEN

Alexandre Desplat

MARRIAGE STORY

Randy Newman

1917

Thomas Newman

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

John Williams

MUSIC (ORIGINAL SONG)

WINNER

(I'M GONNA) LOVE ME AGAIN

from Rocketman; Music by Elton John; Lyric by Bernie Taupin

NOMINEES

I CAN'T LET YOU THROW YOURSELF AWAY

from Toy Story 4; Music and Lyric by Randy Newman

I'M STANDING WITH YOU

from Breakthrough; Music and Lyric by Diane Warren

INTO THE UNKNOWN

from Frozen II; Music and Lyric by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez

STAND UP

from Harriet; Music and Lyric by Joshuah Brian Campbell and Cynthia Erivo

COSTUME DESIGN

WINNER

LITTLE WOMEN

Jacqueline Durran

NOMINEES

THE IRISHMAN

Sandy Powell and Christopher Peterson

JOJO RABBIT

Mayes C. Rubeo

JOKER

Mark Bridges

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Arianne Phillips

Scarlett Johansson in Oscar de la Renta and Forevermark jewelry

Spike Lee in Gucci

Florence Pugh in Louis Vuitton

Julia Butters in Christian Siriano, Christian Louboutin and Lark & Berry jewelry

Cynthia Erivo in Maria Tash jewelry and Stuart Weitzman shoes

Zazie Beetz in Thom Browne and Bulgari jewelry

Janelle Monáe in Ralph Lauren and Forevermark jewelry

In Memoriam⚱️⚰️✨♥️

#Oscars #2020 #92nd academy awards #movie awards

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Bong Joon-ho's PARASITE Has a Badass Night at The Oscars and Makes History; Here's The Full List of Winners

Director Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite was one of my favorite films of the year. I saw the movie multiple times in theaters. Every time someone would tell me they hadn’t seen it yet, I would drag them to the theater to watch it and they would leave walk out of the movie in awe.

Parasite had one hell of a great night at the Oscars as it took home four awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best International Feature Film. This is the first South Korean film to be nominated, and the first time a film has won awards for Best Picture and Best International Film. I couldn’t be happier to see this film make Oscar history! All the awards it won were completely deserved.

While I don’t really care about watching the Oscars these days, and I’m not really a fan of this hostless thing they have going. But, I’m such a big fan of South Korean cinema, and it was really great to see such a brilliant film like Parasite be recognized the way it was.

Most every other win at the Oscars was pretty predictable, but I was honestly shocked by what Parasite accomplished! I did not see this coming, so it was a great surprise that made watching the Oscars worth it.

Here is the full list of nominees and winners. Looks them over and let us know what you thought about how everything turned out.

Best motion picture of the year nominees:

FORD V FERRARI

Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping and James Mangold, Producers

THE IRISHMAN

Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Producers

JOJO RABBIT

Carthew Neal, Taika Waititi and Chelsea Winstanley, Producers

JOKER

Todd Phillips, Bradley Cooper and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Producers

LITTLE WOMEN

Amy Pascal, Producer

MARRIAGE STORY

Noah Baumbach and David Heyman, Producers

1917

Sam Mendes, Pippa Harris, Jayne-Ann Tenggren and Callum McDougall, Producers

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

David Heyman, Shannon McIntosh and Quentin Tarantino, Producers

PARASITE - WINNER

Kwak Sin Ae and Bong Joon Ho, Producers

Original screenplay nominees:

KNIVES OUT

Written by Rian Johnson

MARRIAGE STORY

Written by Noah Baumbach

1917

Written by Sam Mendes & Krysty Wilson-Cairns

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Written by Quentin Tarantino

PARASITE - WINNER

Screenplay by Bong Joon Ho, Han Jin Won

Story by Bong Joon Ho

Adapted screenplay nominees:

THE IRISHMAN

Screenplay by Steven Zaillian

JOJO RABBIT - WINNER

Screenplay by Taika Waititi

JOKER

Written by Todd Phillips & Scott Silver

LITTLE WOMEN

Written for the screen by Greta Gerwig

THE TWO POPES

Written by Anthony McCarten

Best international feature film of the year nominees:

CORPUS CHRISTI

Poland

Directed by Jan Komasa

HONEYLAND

North Macedonia

Directed by Ljubo Stefanov and Tamara Kotevska

LES MISÉRABLES

France

Directed by Ladj Ly

PAIN AND GLORY

Spain

Directed by Pedro Almodóvar

PARASITE - WINNER

South Korea

Directed by Bong Joon Ho

Performance by an actor in a leading role nominees:

Antonio Banderas in PAIN AND GLORY

Leonardo DiCaprio in ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Adam Driver in MARRIAGE STORY

Joaquin Phoenix in JOKER - WINNER

Jonathan Pryce in THE TWO POPES

Performance by an actor in a supporting role nominees:

Tom Hanks in A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Anthony Hopkins in THE TWO POPES

Al Pacino in THE IRISHMAN

Joe Pesci in THE IRISHMAN

Brad Pitt in ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD - WINNER

Performance by an actress in a leading role nominees:

Cynthia Erivo in HARRIET

Scarlett Johansson in MARRIAGE STORY

Saoirse Ronan in LITTLE WOMEN

Charlize Theron in BOMBSHELL

Renée Zellweger in JUDY - WINNER

Performance by an actress in a supporting role nominees:

Kathy Bates in RICHARD JEWELL

Laura Dern in MARRIAGE STORY - WINNER

Scarlett Johansson in JOJO RABBIT

Florence Pugh in LITTLE WOMEN

Margot Robbie in BOMBSHELL

Best animated feature film of the year nominees:

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD

Dean DeBlois, Bradford Lewis and Bonnie Arnold

I LOST MY BODY

Jérémy Clapin and Marc du Pontavice

KLAUS

Sergio Pablos, Jinko Gotoh and Marisa Román

MISSING LINK

Chris Butler, Arianne Sutner and Travis Knight

TOY STORY 4 - WINNER

Josh Cooley, Mark Nielsen and Jonas Rivera

Achievement in cinematography nominees:

THE IRISHMAN

Rodrigo Prieto

JOKER

Lawrence Sher

THE LIGHTHOUSE

Jarin Blaschke

1917 - WINNER

Roger Deakins

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Robert Richardson

Achievement in costume design nominees:

THE IRISHMAN

Sandy Powell and Christopher Peterson

JOJO RABBIT

Mayes C. Rubeo

JOKER

Mark Bridges

LITTLE WOMEN - WINNER

Jacqueline Durran

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Arianne Phillips

Achievement in directing nominees:

THE IRISHMAN

Martin Scorsese

JOKER

Todd Phillips

1917

Sam Mendes

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Quentin Tarantino

PARASITE - WINNER

Bong Joon Ho

Best documentary feature nominees:

AMERICAN FACTORY - WINNER

Steven Bognar, Julia Reichert and Jeff Reichert

THE CAVE

Feras Fayyad, Kirstine Barfod and Sigrid Dyekjær

THE EDGE OF DEMOCRACY

Petra Costa, Joanna Natasegara, Shane Boris and Tiago Pavan

FOR SAMA

Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts

HONEYLAND

Ljubo Stefanov, Tamara Kotevska and Atanas Georgiev

Best documentary short subject nominees:

IN THE ABSENCE

Yi Seung-Jun and Gary Byung-Seok Kam

LEARNING TO SKATEBOARD IN A WARZONE (IF YOU’RE A GIRL) - WINNER

Carol Dysinger and Elena Andreicheva

LIFE OVERTAKES ME

John Haptas and Kristine Samuelson

ST. LOUIS SUPERMAN

Smriti Mundhra and Sami Khan

WALK RUN CHA-CHA

Laura Nix and Colette Sandstedt

Achievement in film editing nominees:

FORD V FERRARI - WINNER

Michael McCusker and Andrew Buckland

THE IRISHMAN

Thelma Schoonmaker

JOJO RABBIT

Tom Eagles

JOKER

Jeff Groth

PARASITE

Yang Jinmo

Achievement in makeup and hairstyling nominees:

BOMBSHELL - WINNER

Kazu Hiro, Anne Morgan and Vivian Baker

JOKER

Nicki Ledermann and Kay Georgiou

JUDY

Jeremy Woodhead

MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL

Paul Gooch, Arjen Tuiten and David White

1917

Naomi Donne, Tristan Versluis and Rebecca Cole

Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original score) nominees:

JOKER - WINNER

Hildur Guðnadóttir

LITTLE WOMEN

Alexandre Desplat

MARRIAGE STORY

Randy Newman

1917

Thomas Newman

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

John Williams

Achievement in music written for motion pictures (Original song) nominees:

"I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" from TOY STORY 4

Music and Lyric by Randy Newman

"(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again" from ROCKETMAN - WINNER

Music by Elton John

Lyric by Bernie Taupin

"I'm Standing With You" from BREAKTHROUGH

Music and Lyric by Diane Warren

"Into The Unknown" from FROZEN II

Music and Lyric by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez

"Stand Up" from HARRIET

Music and Lyric by Joshuah Brian Campbell and Cynthia Erivo

Achievement in production design nominees:

THE IRISHMAN

Production Design: Bob Shaw

Set Decoration: Regina Graves

JOJO RABBIT

Production Design: Ra Vincent

Set Decoration: Nora Sopková

1917

Production Design: Dennis Gassner

Set Decoration: Lee Sandales

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD - WINNER

Production Design: Barbara Ling

Set Decoration: Nancy Haigh

PARASITE

Production Design: Lee Ha Jun

Set Decoration: Cho Won Woo

Best animated short film nominees:

DCERA (DAUGHTER)

Daria Kashcheeva

HAIR LOVE - WINNER

Matthew A. Cherry and Karen Rupert Toliver

KITBULL

Rosana Sullivan and Kathryn Hendrickson

MEMORABLE

Bruno Collet and Jean-François Le Corre

SISTER

Siqi Song

Best live action short film nominees:

BROTHERHOOD

Meryam Joobeur and Maria Gracia Turgeon

NEFTA FOOTBALL CLUB

Yves Piat and Damien Megherbi

THE NEIGHBORS’ WINDOW - WINNER

Marshall Curry

SARIA

Bryan Buckley and Matt Lefebvre

A SISTER

Delphine Girard

Achievement in sound editing nominees:

FORD V FERRARI - WINNER

Donald Sylvester

JOKER

Alan Robert Murray

1917

Oliver Tarney and Rachael Tate

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Wylie Stateman

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

Matthew Wood and David Acord

Achievement in sound mixing nominees:

AD ASTRA

Gary Rydstrom, Tom Johnson and Mark Ulano

FORD V FERRARI

Paul Massey, David Giammarco and Steven A. Morrow

JOKER

Tom Ozanich, Dean Zupancic and Tod Maitland

1917 - WINNER

Mark Taylor and Stuart Wilson

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD

Michael Minkler, Christian P. Minkler and Mark Ulano

Achievement in visual effects nominees:

AVENGERS: ENDGAME

Dan DeLeeuw, Russell Earl, Matt Aitken and Dan Sudick

THE IRISHMAN

Pablo Helman, Leandro Estebecorena, Nelson Sepulveda-Fauser and Stephane Grabli

THE LION KING

Robert Legato, Adam Valdez, Andrew R. Jones and Elliot Newman

1917 - WINNER

Guillaume Rocheron, Greg Butler and Dominic Tuohy

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

Roger Guyett, Neal Scanlan, Patrick Tubach and Dominic Tuohy

source https://geektyrant.com/news/bong-joon-hos-parasite-has-a-badass-night-at-the-oscars-and-makes-history-heres-the-full-list-of-winner

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[hyaenagallery]

Randy Kraft part 20 The prosecution believed Kraft's former lover, Jeff Graves, may have assisted Kraft in several murders. Graves, who had lived with Kraft between 1971 and 1976 (when 16 known murders attributed to Kraft occurred) had been questioned in relation to the Crotwell abduction and murder in 1975, when he verified part of Kraft's statement to police. When questioned further about the incident following Kraft's arrest in 1983, Graves had informed investigators: "I'm really not going to pay for it, you know." Graves died of AIDS on July 27, 1987. At the time of his death, police had been preparing to question him further. In January 2000, journalist Dennis McDougal, the author of a 1991 book about Kraft entitled Angel of Darkness, published an article which recounted interviews with a small-time criminal named Bob Jackson, who reportedly confessed to murdering two hitchhikers with Kraft: one in Wyoming in 1975 and another in Colorado in 1976. Authorities in both Colorado and Wyoming were unable to corroborate these claims. Jackson also told McDougal that Kraft's scorecard included only his "more memorable" murders. In Jackson's opinion, Kraft's total body count stood closer to 100. McDougal reported these allegations to the police and provided tape recordings of the interviews. Detectives interrogated Jackson and eventually persuaded him to enter a mental institution. No murder charges were filed against him due to an absence of direct incriminating evidence. #destroytheday https://www.instagram.com/p/B71PicKh2LJ/?igshid=wi9bi2tdue3a

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[mrjeremydylan]

My Favorite Album #224 - Lilly Hiatt on Pearl Jam ‘No Code’ (1996)

East Nashvillian singer-songwriter Lilly Hiatt draws as much from the fundamentals of 90s guitar rock as she does from Americana storytelling, and today she joins me to celebrate ‘No Code’ - the album that cemented the legacy of one of the all-time great rock bands, Pearl Jam.

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My Favorite Album is a podcast on the impact great music has on our lives. Each episode features a guest on their favorite album of all time - why they love it, their history with the album and how it’s influenced them. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins.

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[karennelsonsworld]

Great Entrepreneurial books: Anthony (aka: Tony) Robbins books: ✅ Shape your destiny, ✅ Unlimited power, ✅ Inner strength, ✅ Unshakeable, ✅ Awaken the giant within. ✅ The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, ✅ A new Earth by Eckhart Tolle, ✅ The Road ahead by Bill Gates, ✅ Unleashing the power by Bill Gates. ✅ Jab, jab, right hook by Gary Vaynerchuk, ✅ The thankyou economy by Gary Vaynerchuk, ✅ Real life by Dr Phil McGraw, ✅ Self matter's by Dr Phil McGraw, ✅ Youtility by Jay Baer, ✅ Fired up by Ray Bard, ✅ Happy by Alex Lemon, ✅ Die empty by Todd Henry, ✅ The go giver by Bob Burg, ✅ Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo, ✅ The one thing by Gary Keller, ✅ Good to great by Jim Collins, ✅ Rejection proof by Jia Jiang, ✅ Unlimited by Zebra Mahoon, ✅ Boundaries by Ann Katherine, ✅ I am that girl by Alexis Jones, ✅ Big magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, ✅ Data strategy by Bernard Marr, ✅ Beach money by Jordan Adler, ✅ It's your move by Josh Altman, ✅ Leaders eat last by Simon Sinek, ✅ Power your happy by Lisa Sugar, ✅ Brave enough by Cheryl Strayed, ✅ Everybody writes: Ann Handley, ✅ The last lecture by Randy Pausch. ✅ You are a bad ass by Jen Sincero, ✅ Life without limits by Nick Vujicic, ✅ The story of Joy by Joy Mangano, ✅ The four agreements by Don Ruiz, ✅ Expert secrets by Russell Brunson, ✅ Walk two moons by Sharon Creech, ✅ Sacred success by Barbara Stanny, ✅ Book yourself solid by Michael Port, ✅The worry trick by David R Carbonell, ✅ The Referral engine by John Jantsch, ✅ The law of success by Napoleon Hill, ✅ Born to run by Christopher McDougall. ✅ The power of habit: Charles Duhigg, ✅ The year of the yes: Shonda Rhines, ✅ Creative visualisation: Shakti Gawain, ✅ The four hour work week: Tim Ferris, ✅ The pumpkin plan: Mike Michalowicz, ✅ The obstacle is the way: Ryan Holiday. ✅ No more mr nice guy: Robert A Glover, ✅ Judgement detox: Gabrielle Bernstien, ✅ Feel the fear and beyond: Susan Jeffers, ✅ The art of getting started: Lee Crutchley, ✅ Your invisible power: Genevieve Behrend, ✅ Get over your damn self: Romi Neustadt, ✅ Make to stick: Chip Heath and Dan Heath, Enjoy😊 — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2ScBzi0

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[pcttrailsidereader]

Walden - A Unique Stop on the PCT

About mile 145 along the PCT lies an inviting rest stop above the diffused community of Anza and just six miles from the Pines to Palms highway and its access to Paradise Valley Cafe. The two picnic tables and cooler are not what set this trail magic apart.  It is the little free library, the two standing figures of Henry David Thoreau and Walt Whitman, and the prompt in the visitor register. After all, 2017 is the bi-centennial of the publication of Thoreau’s Walden.

Trail Angel Mary, who tends this little oasis, shares the impact that Walden had on her when she read it as a teenager. “It changed her life,” she notes with the challenge to passing backpackers to share a book that changed their lives.

The resulting list is as diverse as the collection of us who walk the trail.  Here are some of the recent titles of influential books shared by hikers: 

Demian by Herman Hesse Hard Times by Studs Terkel Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer Eat and Run by Scott Jurek Extreme Ownership by Willink and Babin Dune by Frank Herbert

High Fidelity by Nick Hornsby [Christian] Bible [Hebrew] Bible A Dream in Polar Fog by Yuri Rytkheu Means of Escape by Philip Caputo Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut Kingdom of God is within You by Tolstoy Peace Pilgrim Her Life and Work In Her Own Words Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy I am That by Sri Maharaj The Man Who Quit Money by Mark Sundeen The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz Garden of Letters by Alyson Richman The Pleasure of the Damned by Charles Bukowski Apathy and Other Small Victories by Paul Neilan Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman The Coming Insurrection by The Invisible Committee The Swallows of Kabul by Yasmina Khadra One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George Way of the Wizard by Deepak Chopra East of Eden by John Steinbeck Thru Hiking Will Break Your Heart by Carrot Quinn The Dude and the Zen Master by Jeff Bridges and Bernie Glassman Harry Potter series by JK Rowling The Stand by Stephen King Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki Being Mortal by Atul Gawande Aztec by Gary Jennings Ecotopia by Ernest Callenbach Roughing It by Mark Twain The Trial and Death of Socrates by Plato Born to Run by Christopher McDougall Works of Nicholas Sparks The High Adventures of Eric Ryback by Eric Ryback A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson "Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman Massacre of the Dreamers by Ana Castillo The Stranger in the Woods by Michael Finkel Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur Cold Mountain Poems by Gary Snyder American Gods by Neil Gaiman The DIce Man by Luke Rhinehart Ronya, the Robber's Daughter by Astrid Lindgren

#reading #books #reflection #Mile 145 #Walden

[themusicenthusiast]

2016: A Year in Review - Honorable Album Mentions

I’ll be posting a Top 10′s list soon. (LP’s, EP’s, concerts I attended during 2016). In the meantime, if you have some time to kill, consider checking out any of these artists. It’s a list of my Honorable Album Mentions; ones I added to my music library this past year but ones that didn’t end up on the main list. Still some great music to be heard, though!

Honorable Mentions - LPs Artist: A. Sinclair Album: Get Out of the City (Dangerbird Records) Must Listen Song: “They Breed and Say Hello” Artist: Aaron Lewis Album: Sinner (Dot Records) Must Listen Song: “That Ain’t Country” Artist: Adelitas Way Album: Getaway (The Vegas Syn/The Fuel Music) Must Listen Song: “Getaway” Artist: Against The Current Album: In Our Bones (Fueled By Ramen) Must Listen Song: “Running With The Wild Things” Artist: Anthony D'Amato Album: Cold Snap (New West Records) Must Listen Song: “Rain On A Strange Roof” Artist: Aubrie Sellers Album: New City Blues (Carnival Recording Company) Must Listen Song: “Paper Doll” Artist: AURORA Album: All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend (Glassnote Entertainment Group) Must Listen Song: “Conqueror” Artist: Band Of Skulls Album: By Default (BMG Rights Management) Must Listen Song: “Bodies” Artist: Basia Bulat Album: Good Advice (Secret City Records) Must Listen Song: “In The Name Of” Artist: Bear Hands Album: You'll Pay For This (Spensive Sounds) Must Listen Song: “Too Young” Artist: Beartooth Album: Aggressive (Red Bull Records) Must Listen Song: “Aggressive” Artist: Bella D Album: The Crystal Ceiling Must Listen Song: “End of the World” Artist: Ben Abraham Album: Sirens (Secretly Canadian) Must Listen Song: “You and Me” Artist: Birdy Album: Beautiful Lies (Atlantic Records UK) Must Listen Song: “Wild Horses” Artist: Brian Fallon Album: Painkillers (Island Records) Must Listen Song: “Painkillers” Artist: Broods Album: Conscious (Capitol Records) Must Listen Song: “Free” Artist: Cage9 Album: Illuminator (EMP Label Group) Must Listen Song: “Birds of Prey” Artist: Cardiknox Album: Portrait (Warner Bros. Records) Must Listen Song: “Into The Night” Artist: Chairlift Album: Moth (Columbia Records) Must Listen Song: “Crying in Public” Artist: Charley Crockett Album: In the Night (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “In the Night” Artist: Dark Avenue Album: Illusions (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “Forget You” Artist: Daughter Album: Not To Disappear (Glassnote Entertainment Group) Must Listen Song: “No Care” Artist: Dolly Shine Album: Walkabout (Vision Entertainment) Must Listen Song: “Anywhere Close to Fine” Artist: Dorothy Album: ROCKISDEAD (Roc Nation Records) Must Listen Song: “Wicked Ones” Artist: Esmé Patterson Album: We Were Wild (Grand Jury Music) Must Listen Song: “Feel Right” Artist: Fantastic Negrito Album: The Last Days of Oakland (Blackball Universe) Must Listen Song: “Working Poor” Artist: Frightened Rabbit Album: Painting Of A Panic Attack (Atlantic Records) Must Listen Song: “Woke Up Hurting” Artist: Gemini Syndrome Album: Memento Mori (Another Century) Must Listen Song: “Remember We Die” Artist: Great American Canyon Band Album: Only You Remain (Six Degrees Records) Must Listen Song: “Only You Remain” Artist: Hannah Georgas Album: For Evelyn (Beetle Bomb Music) Must Listen Song: “Don't Go” Artist: Haroula Rose Album: Here the Blue River (Little Bliss Records) Must Listen Song: “Moon and Waves” Artist: Hayes Carll Album: Lovers and Leavers (Hwy 87 Records) Must Listen Song: “The Love That We Need” Artist: Highly Suspect Album: The Boy Who Died Wolf (300 Entertainment) Must Listen Song: “Little One” Artist: Jasmine Cain Album: White Noise (3Thirteen Entertainment Group) Must Listen Song: “Break Even” Artist: Jessica Rotter Album: Plains Must Listen Song: “Stars” Artist: The Jezabels Album: Synthia Must Listen Song: “My Love Is My Disease” Artist: Joseph Album: I'm Alone, No You're Not (ATO Records) Must Listen Song: “Canyon” Artist: Judah & the Lion Album: Folk Hop N' Roll Must Listen Song: “Take It All Back” Artist: The Kills Album: Ash & Ice (Domino Recording Co Ltd) Must Listen Song: “Doing It To Death” Artist: Kristin Kontrol Album: X-Communicate (Sub Pop Records) Must Listen Song: “X-Communicate” Artist: Låpsley Album: Long Way Home (XL Recordings) Must Listen Song: “Love Is Blind” Artist: Lily & Madeleine Album: Keep It Together (New West Records) Must Listen Song: “Hourglass” Artist: Lissie Album: My Wild West (Lionboy Records) Must Listen Song: “Daughters” Artist: Lucius Album: Good Grief (Mom+Pop) Must Listen Song: “Something About You” Artist: Lydia Loveless Album: Real (Bloodshot Records) Must Listen Song: “Longer” Artist: Maren Morris Album: HERO (Sony Music Entertainment) Must Listen Song: “My Church” Artist: McDougall Album: Reaching for Some Light (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “Stranger on the Prairie” Artist: Margaret Glaspy Album: Emotions And Math (ATO Records) Must Listen Song: “You And I” Artist: Margo Price Album: Midwest Farmer's Daughter (Third Man Records) Must Listen Song: “About to Find Out” Artist: Michaela Anne Album: Bright Lights and the Fame (Kingswood Records) Must Listen Song: “Bright Lights and the Fame” Artist: Monster Truck Album: Sittin' Heavy (Dine Alone Music) Must Listen Song: “Why Are You Not Rocking?” Artist: MOTHXR Album: Centerfold (Washington Square Music) Must Listen Song: “Stranger” Artist: Nataly Dawn Album: Haze (Nataly Dawn Music) Must Listen Song: “The Audience” Artist: Niykee Heaton Album: The Bedroom Tour Playlist (Capitol Records) Must Listen Song: “I'm Ready” Artist: The O’s Album: Honeycomb (Punch Five Records) Must Listen Song: “Medicine” Artist: Periphery Album: Periphery III: Select Difficulty (Sumerian Records) Must Listen Song: “Marigold” Artist: The Phantom Sensation Album: Blackgrass Express (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “Band in Black” Artist: Pierce the Veil Album: Misadventures (Fearless Records) Must Listen Song: “Circles” Artist: The Pines Album: Above the Prairie (Red House Records) Must Listen Song: “Aerial Ocean” Artist: The Pretty Reckless Album: Who You Selling For (Razor & Tie) Must Listen Song: “Oh My God” Artist: The Quaker City Night Hawks Album: El Astronauta (Lightning Rod Records) Must Listen Song: “”Liberty Bell 7 Artist: Rachel Platten Album: Wildfire (Columbia Records) Must Listen Song: “Fight Song” Artist: Randy Rogers Band Album: Nothing Shines Like Neon (Tommy Jackson Records) Must Listen Song: “Neon Blues” Artist: Rebecca Roubion Album: Sleepless Nights (Dualtone Music Group) Must Listen Song: “High Road” Artist: Robert Ellis Album: Robert Ellis (New West Records) Must Listen Song: “How I Love You” Artist: The Roomsounds Album: Elm St. (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “Elm St.” Artist: Run River North Album: Drinking from a Salt Pond (Nettwerk Productions) Must Listen Song: “29” Artist: Sad13 Album: Slugger (Carpark Records) Must Listen Song: “The Sting” Artist: The Saint Johns Album: Dead of Night (Kemosabe Records) Must Listen Song: “Lost The Feeling” Artist: Sam Riggs Album: Breathless (Deep Creek Records) Must Listen Song: “The Heartbreak Girl” Artist: Saosin Album: Along The Shadow (Epitaph Records) Must Listen Song: “The Silver String” Artist: Savages Album: Adore Life (Matador Records) Must Listen Song: “When In Love” Artist: Seratones Album: Get Gone (Fat Possum Records) Must Listen Song: “Chandelier” Artist: Shannon LaBrie Album: War & Peace Must Listen Song: “It's Political” Artist: The Shelters Album: The Shelters (Warner Bros. Records) Must Listen Song: “Birdwatching” Artist: Shooter Jennings Album: Countach (For Giorgio) (BCR Records) Must Listen Song: “Born to Die (feat. Steve Young)” Artist: Sick Puppies Album: Fury (DrillDown Entertainment Group) Must Listen Song: “Stick To Your Guns” Artist: Sixx:A.M. Album: Prayers for the Damned (Eleven Seven Music) Must Listen Song: “Rise” Artist: Sixx:A.M. Album: Prayers for the Blessed (Eleven Seven Music) Must Listen Song: “Barbarians (Prayers for the Blessed)” Artist: Skillet Album: Unleashed (Atlantic Records) Must Listen Song: “Back From the Dead” Artist: The Struts Album: Everybody Wants (Interscope Records) Must Listen Song: “Could Have Been Me” Artist: Sturgill Simpson Album: A Sailor's Guide to Earth (Atlantic Records) Must Listen Song: “Brace For Impact (Live A Little)” Artist: Thao & The Get Down Stay Down Album: A Man Alive (Ribbon Music) Must Listen Song: “Meticulous Bird” Artist: Wet Album: Don't You (Columbia Records) Must Listen Song: “It's All in Vain” Artist: Wild Belle Album: Dreamland (Columbia Records) Must Listen Song: “Cannonball” Artist: The Wild Feathers Album: Lonely Is A Lifetime (Warner Bros. 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Records) Must Listen Song: “Same Sea” Artist: The Lovely Days Album: The Lovely Days (Rogue Nation) Must Listen Song: “Lordness” Artist: Maggie Rose Album: The Variety Show, Vol. 1 (Play It Again Records) Must Listen Song: “Broken” Artist: Nine Inch Nails Album: Not The Actual Events (The Null Corporation) Must Listen Song: “Branches / Bones” Artist: Parallel Play Album: Bucket of Lies (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “When She Says She Can't” Artist: Relick Album: Twin House (Self-released) Must Listen Song: “Bobblehead” Artist: Sara Hartman Album: Satellite (Vertigo/Capitol) Must Listen Song: “Monster Lead Me Home” Artist: Speaking In Italics Album: Painted Sky Must Listen Song: “Vultures”

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Thus far, I’ve kept this intro short & sweet, focusing on getting to the results I know you care about. But for the last round, I wanted to take this space and thank the powers that be at Place to Be Nation. I’ve been listening to some of the OGs of the podcasts that eventually formed PTBN, like JT, Scott  and Chad for the better part of a decade and have heard them talk about wrestling for 100s, if not 1,000s of hours. You feel like you really get to know someone listening to them that much, even if you’ve never met. That’s not unlike sports radio show hosts, talk show hosts or DJ’s, but what was unique was the community that was built from these podcasts over the years.

Today, the work of so many people has led to an online wrestling/pop culture juggernaut featuring hot takes and shit takes and fire spit and bullshit displayed across the PTBN Wrestling, Pop Culture, the North-South Connection, Jenny Position and the website (apologies if I missed any feeds.) I’d list all the new podcasts with interesting gimmicks and great content, but I’m sure I’d forget somebody.

Through all that’s been going on the past few months, the pods, the discussion about these results or the next project (which you need to join if you haven’t already) has been a highlight in an otherwise dreary run. Maybe wrestling podcasts and online discussion won’t cure coronavirus or single-handedly lead to racial harmony, but it’s been a nice distraction from real life. Hopefully, you’ve all got a great support system of family and friends like I do, and enjoy all this free entertainment as a nice distraction. But if you need more, PTBN’s built a great community and I consider many of that group friends I’ve never met. And if you ever need a little more of a pick-me-up than typical wrestling/pop-culture buffoonery, feel free to reach out to that community or message me anytime.

OK, I’m off my soapbox and ready to reveal the 5 Greatest WWE Matches Ever, as voted on by you Place to Be Nation! I’ll add some commentary on the results afterwards.   If you missed any previous results, you can find those results here.

5. Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart 

Date: 3/20/94

Event: WrestleMania X

# of Ballots: 33

Avg. Rating: 13.93939

High: 2

Low: 49

High Voter: Andu, Rory McNamara

4. Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker – Hell in a Cell 

Date: 10/5/97

Event: IYH: Bad Blood 1997

# of Ballots: 35

Avg. Rating: 17.22857

High: 1

Low: 75

High Voter: Logan Crosland, Calum McDougall

No. 1 Votes: 2

3. Ricky Steamboat vs. Randy Savage – WWF Intercontinental Title Match 

Date: 3/29/87

Event: WrestleMania III

# of Ballots: 35

Avg. Rating: 16.42857

High: 1

Low: 51

High Voter: Brian Scala, David Schletty, Scott Criscuolo

No. 1 Votes: 3

2. John Cena vs. CM Punk – WWE Title Match

Date: 7/17/11

Event: Money in the Bank 2011

# of Ballots: 35

Avg. Rating: 10.68571

High: 1

Low: 59

High Voter: Aaron George

No. 1 Votes: 1

1.  Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin – Submission Match 

Date: 3/23/97

Event: WrestleMania 13

# of Ballots: 36

Avg. Rating: 6.055556

High: 1

Low: 68

High Voter: Steve Riddle II, Justin Webb, ROBERT SILVA, Tyler Kelley, Ben Locke, Michael Schoen, James Derbyshire, JT Rozzero, Rory McNamara, Dennis Nunez, Trust Issues, Jacob Williams, Chad Campbell, Martin Boulevard, Jeff Quinn, Tim Capel

No. 1 Votes: 16

I found a few things interesting in the final results. Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart from WM 13 was the one and only match that appeared on all 36 ballots, which is amazing to me. It was also the only match with an average rating under 10. The winning Austin-Hart match nabbed 16 of 36 first place votes (44.44%), but no other match received more than 3 first-place votes (Savage-Steamboat from WM 3) and only 3 other matches received 2 first-place votes (Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker- HIAC at Badd Blood, Ultimate Warrior vs. Randy Savage at WM 7 and Johnny Gargano vs. Andrade Cien Almas at NXT Takeover Philadelphia.) That leaves 11 matches receiving a single first-place vote. The oldest match to make the top 100 was Pat Patterson vs. Sgt. Slaughter in an Alley Fight on 4/21/81 and the most recent match to make the top 100 was Kofi Kingston vs. Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 35.

Thanks for reading, participating, discussing and debating matches that made the list or just missed it. This project was a blast and the next one to determine the Greatest WCW Match Ever is off to a fantastic start.

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PGA Awards 2020: 1917 spiana la strada verso gli Oscar

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PGA Awards 2020: 1917 spiana la strada verso gli Oscar

PGA Awards 2020: 1917 spiana la strada verso gli Oscar

PGA Awards 2020: 1917 spiana la strada verso gli Oscar

I PGA Awards hanno assegnato il premio per la migliore produzione cinematografica dell’anno a 1917, il film di Sam Mendes che, in questo modo, sembra opzionare seriamente anche il premio al miglior film ai prossimi Oscar.

In genere, i PGA sono un buon pronostico per i vincitori degli Oscar e negli ultimi due anni, sia Green Book che La Forma dell’Acqua hanno portato a casa sia il premio di categoria che l’Oscar più ambito.

Ringraziando la gilda per il premio ricevuto, Sam Mendes ha detto: “Grazie mille, Producers Guild. Questo film è stato ispirato da mio nonno, la mia speranza era rendere onore alla sua esperienza. Io rendo onore al lavoro di ogni singolo membro della troupe e del cast.”

Il premio nella categoria dedicata all’animazione è stato invece vinto da Toy Story 4, che potrebbe quindi tornare a casa anche con l’Oscar, con buona pace del delizioso Missing Link, di Laika, che ha vinto invece ai Golden Globes.

Ecco tutti i vincitori dei PGA Awards 2020

Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures

1917 (Universal)

Producers: Sam Mendes, Pippa Harris, Jayne‐Ann Tenggren, Callum McDougall

Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures

Toy Story 4 (Disney/Pixar)

Producers: Mark Nielsen, Jonas Rivera

Outstanding Producer of Documentary Motion Picture

Apollo 11 (Neon)

Norman Felton Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Drama

Succession (Season 2; HBO)

Producers: Jesse Armstrong, Adam McKay, Frank Rich, Kevin Messick, Mark Mylod, Jane Tranter, Tony Roche, Scott Ferguson, Jon Brown, Georgia Pritchett, Will Tracy, Jonathan Glatzer, Dara Schnapper, Gabrielle Mahon

Danny Thomas Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television – Comedy

Fleabag (Season 2; Amazon)

Producers: Phoebe Waller‐Bridge, Harry Bradbeer, Lydia Hampson, Harry Williams, Jack Williams, Joe Lewis, Sarah Hammond

David L. Wolper Award for Outstanding Producer of Limited Series Television

Chernobyl (HBO)

Producers: Craig Mazin, Carolyn Strauss, Jane Featherstone, Johan Renck, Chris Fry, Sanne Wohlenberg

Outstanding Producer of Televised or Streamed Motion Pictures

Apollo: Missions to the Moon (National Geographic)

Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television

Leaving Neverland (HBO)

Producer: Dan Reed

Outstanding Producer of Live Entertainment & Talk Television

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (Season 6; HBO)

Outstanding Producer of Game & Competition Television

RuPaul’s Drag Race (Season 11; VH1)

Producers: Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, Mandy Salangsang, RuPaul Charles, Steven Corfe, Bruce McCoy, Michele Mills, Jacqueline Wilson, Thairin Smothers, John Polly, Michelle Visage, Jen Passovoy

Outstanding Sports Program

What’s My Name: Muhammad Ali (HBO)

Outstanding Children’s Program

Sesame Street (Season 49; PBS)

Outstanding Short-Form Program

Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee (Season 11; Netflix)

The PGA Innovation Award

Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series – Episode I

HONORARY AWARDS

Milestone Award

Ted Sarandos

Norman Lear Achievement Award in Television

Marta Kauffman

Visionary Award

Octavia Spencer

Stanley Kramer Award

Bombshell

David O. Selznick Award

Plan B (Jeremy Kleiner, Dede Gardner, Brad Pitt)

Charles FitzSimons Award

Mari Jo Winkler

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PGA Awards 2020: 1917 spiana la strada verso gli Oscar

I PGA Awards hanno assegnato il premio per la migliore produzione cinematografica dell’anno a 1917, il film di Sam Mendes che, in questo modo, sembra opzionare seriamente anche il premio al miglior film ai prossimi Oscar. In genere, i PGA sono un buon pronostico per i vincitori degli Oscar e negli ultimi due anni, sia […]

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S’il n’y a pas collusion, est-ce parce qu’il y a autre chose ?

  Je reprenais hier, non pas dans un billet, mais dans un commentaire à mon propre billet, les propos d’un certain Steve Hall, spécialiste de la Russie pendant trente ans à la CIA, propos cités dans un article du Washington Post intitulé « Trump advisers lied over and over again, Mueller says. The question is, why? », de la plume de Rosalind S. Helderman, Josh Dawsey et Matt Zapotosky. 

Ce M. Steve Hall disait ceci : 

« Nous devons porter le regard au-delà de la question de savoir qui a eu une contravention pour stationnement interdit ou même écopé de quelques années de prison. Qu’en est-il de la vue d’ensemble ? Il s’agissait de la Russie, attaquant les États-Unis. »

Ce que disait ce Steve Hall était une réponse indirecte à la remarque faite le 25 janvier par Rudy Giuliani, avocat et porte-parole de Trump sur toutes les questions juridiques le touchant personnellement : « Another false-statement case? God almighty » : « Encore un cas de déclaration mensongère ? Dieu tout-puissant ! ». Propos qui rejoignaient le refrain de Trump lui-même depuis la mise en place de la commission Mueller : « PAS DE COLLUSION ! »

« PAS DE COLLUSION ! » en effet, au point qu’il devrait devenir particulièrement inquiétant pour Trump, ses collaborateurs et ses proches qu’il y ait désormais 34 inculpations dans cette affaire sans que la moindre preuve de collusion ait été apportée. Car s’il n’y a pas collusion, c’est qu’il y a autre chose justifiant la mobilisation d’une aussi lourde artillerie . Autre chose justifiant 34 inculpations. Et le nombre n’est probablement pas arrêté.

Dans la note à laquelle je faisais allusion plus haut, je proposais une hypothèse expliquant pourquoi l’acte d’inculpation de Stone semblait mettre l’accent sur un fait apparemment mineur : que, contrairement à ce que Stone déclare devant le HPSCI (House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence = Commission permanente du Congrès sur les questions de renseignement), la personne qui lui laisse entendre qu’Assange a des révélations fumantes à faire sur Hillary Clinton n’est pas le journaliste-chansonnier Randy Credico mais le commentateur conspirationniste Jerome Corsi.

Quelle importance en effet que ce soit l’un ou l’autre ? À moins qu’il soit impératif précisément que Stone n’ait pas l’air d’apprendre la nouvelle de Jerome Corsi. C’est en tout cas ce que la commission Mueller a l’air de juger. Laquelle a jugé aussi qu’une arrestation musclée de Stone aux aurores se justifiait « en raison d’un risque de fuite à l’étranger ». « Fuite à l’étranger » ? Pour, comme le dit Giuliani : « Une déclaration mensongère de plus » ? Et dans ce cas, vers où ?

Et c’est ici, bien sûr, que les pointillés commencent à connecter.

Sans approfondir pour l’instant, j’offre ici une courte liste d’« amendes pour stationnement interdit », en plus de celle déjà mentionnée : Stone inculpé pour avoir attribué à Randy Credico des propos tenus par Jerome Corsi, et arrêté dans des conditions inhabituelles justifiées par la possibilité d’une fuite à l’étranger.

Pourquoi la commission Mueller n’a-t-elle jamais même jugé nécessaire d’interroger Roger Stone ? Est-ce parce qu’elle savait déjà sur lui tout ce qu’elle voulait savoir au moment où elle est instaurée le 17 mai 2017 ? (voir mon billet du 14 décembre dernier : Robert Mueller n’a jamais eu rien à apprendre).

Pourquoi Paul Manafort a-t-il continué de mentir à la commission Mueller si l’on en croit celle-ci, malgré l’accord de coopération qu’il a passé avec le ministère de la Justice ? Et pourquoi la juge Amy Berman Jackson qui devra juger le 4 février de la validité de cette accusation a-t-elle déclaré « qu’elle savait que sa décision que la séance de la cour aurait lieu à huis-clos serait impopulaire mais que les procureurs devraient discuter de choses sensibles en rapport avec des investigations en cours et impliquant des individus non-inculpés [expression déjà utilisée à propos de Donald Trump dans le cas des versements visant à obtenir le silence de « Stormy Daniels » et de Karen McDougal], et qu’elle ne voyait pas comment ces sujets pourraient être évoqués publiquement devant la cour sans que des erreurs soient commises » (Washington Post, le 25 janvier) ?

L’arrestation pour espionnage de Mariia Butina, une étudiante russe incolore et inodore dont le seul crime semblait être d’avoir infiltré la National Rifle Association (NRA), l’association des Américains porteurs d’armes individuelles, très proche du Parti républicain, jusqu’à ce que l’on découvre que c’est probablement elle qui a obtenu que Mitt Romney (qui avait déclaré la Russie « adversaire géopolitique N°1 des États-Unis ») ne soit pas nommé par Trump Secretary of State, c’est-à-dire ministre des Affaires étrangères, mais plutôt Rex Tillerson, ancien directeur d’Exxon et dont il est dit qu’il est le citoyen américain ayant passé le plus de temps avec Poutine à part Henry Kissinger. Butina a obtenu cela en suivant les instructions d’Alexandre Torshin, ancien sénateur et numéro 2 de la banque centrale russe, mais de qui l’a-t-elle obtenu ? S’agit-il d’un fameux « non-inculpé » ?

Lorsqu’il est écrit dans l’acte d’inculpation de Roger Stone qu’« Après la publication par [WikiLeaks] le 22 juillet 2016 d’e-mails volés au Comité de campagne du Parti démocrate, un haut responsable de la Campagne de Trump reçut la directive [« was directed »] de contacter Stone à propos d’autres publications et toute autre information dommageable dont [WikiLeaks] disposait touchant le Campagne de Clinton », de qui ce haut responsable avait-il reçu cette directive ? S’agit-il là aussi d’un fameux « non-inculpé » ?

Je vous tiens informés.

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Commentary Politics Levin: Trump’s in the Clear, Clinton Lawyer Had Cohen Plead on Crimes That Don’t Exist By Randy DeSoto August 22, 2018 at 11:36am Fox News personality Mark Levin says special counsel Robert Mueller has “nothing” on President Donald Trump as a result of his former personal attorney Michael’s Cohen’s criminal plea agreement announced Tuesday. Cohen, 51, told a judge in United States District Court in New York City that he made payments to two women (adult film star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal) during the 2016 presidential race “at the direction of the candidate” referring to Trump. Cohen said the payments were “for the principal purpose of influencing the election.” “I want to help the law professors, the constitutional experts, the criminal defense lawyers, the former prosecutors and of course the professors and I want to help them understand what the law is,” Levin told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday night in response to the plea agreement. “The general counsel for the Clinton mob family, Lanny Davis, he had his client plead to two counts of criminality that don’t exist.” Levin — who served as chief of staff for Attorney General Edwin Meese during the Reagan administration — explained, “It is a plea bargain between a prosecutor and criminal. A criminal who doesn’t want to spend the rest of his life in prison. That is not precedent. That applies only to that specific case.” “Nobody cites plea bargains for precedent,” he continued. “That is number one. Number two, just because a prosecutor says that somebody violated a campaign law doesn’t make it so. He is not the judge. He is not the jury. We didn’t adjudicate anything. It never went to court.” Levin also stated the payments Cohen claims to have made on behalf of Trump to adult film star Daniels and indirectly to McDougal do not co https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/levin-trumps-clear-clinton-lawyer-cohen-plead-crimes-dont-exist/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=newsletter-CT&utm_campaign=dailypm&utm_content=conservative-tribune #corruptdemocrats #muellerinvestigation #russiahoax

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