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[thinkazul]

Dodgers Magic Number ~ 32

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a Compilation of Similar Show Recommendations & things I've wanted to watch from my drafts

Hulu

The Great a comedic period piece on the rise of Catherine the Great

Harlots-(that Nicola Coughlan is in)

The World to Come-a film about 2 women on the frontier in separate marriages, who fall for one another

Ammonite-film about a woman who takes a job to care for a man's wife while in need of money in 1800s England

Portrait of a Lady on Fire-a young woman is tasked to paint a lady without her knowing

The Artful Dodger-(streams Nov 29)

Netflix

The Empress-a love at first sight encounter which leads to marriage and a rebellious woman at the center of the Viennese Court

Victoria & Abdul-following an unlikely friendship between the queen and a clerk

The Last Czars-a revolution that leads to the fall of the Romanov dynasty

Anne With An E-a retelling of Anne of Green Gables about an imaginative girl, navigating life, love, and the world

The Law According to Lidia Poët

Young Royals-boarding school life in Sweden of the "spare" in the royal family dealing with love, sexuality, and scandal

Pride & Predjudice

Outlander

Lady Chatterley's Lover

The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society

Fair Play-(that Phoebe Dynevor stars)

Amazon Prime

The Paradise-(2 seasons)

Poldark-(5 seasons)

A Very English Scandal-(2 seasons)

Catherine Called Birdy

The Pursuit of Love-(3 seasons)

Reign-Prime (or CW app)

The Other Boleyn Girl-Prime (or free w/ads on Youtube) account of King Henry VIII's one time mistress and her sister as they are forced into plan to seduce the king for power and security

The Tudors-(4 seasons)

Vanity Fair-(1 season)

War & Peace-(Freevee on Prime)

Tulip Fever-(Freevee on Prime)

HBO Max

The Gilded Age

Gentleman Jack

A Royal Affair

Apple

Dickinson-(3 seasons)

YouTube (free w/ads)

Ophelia

Fellow Travelers-(Showtime; that Jonathan Bailey stars)

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[yourmissnobody]

SHOWTIME.

This young man is getting more handsome. I really wanted him but lol impossible. Sharing my favorite photos of Shohei during the Dodgers Fest. This photos will again be endorsed to God so that he knows what I mean in my prayers. Haha. Credits to the owner also.

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[mermaidsirennikita]

I'm actually a little worried over the fact that Bridgerton is gonna be the standard for period dramas nowadays, like, that's how period dramas are gonna look like (and I'm not even talking about the diversity part, I'd ve very happy with a show actually giving poc people the protagonism they deserve and not call it diversity and having the only White character to be the main character of the whole show) we have things like The Buccaneers and that horrible Emma film Netflix made and wonder if that's the quality we are gonna have now

Mr Malcom's List was amazing, I love everything about that film, it was so well done

Honestly? I'm not that worried about it. Period dramas have always been hit or miss for me, and I think that while big hits always have an impact on their genres, they often don't have as massive an impact as we may think--because shows that try to follow them underperform, tastes change, and other big hits happen.

An example I'd think of is The Tudors, which... I'm not gonna lie to you. Like it or not, is probably one of the most impactful, if not THE most impactful period dramas we've seen in the past 20 years. It revived the idea of the high end period piece soap for an American audience--and it reminded people that period pieces don't have to be Masterpiece, BBC, ITV, whatever. They could be super sexy and super dramatic and super bloody. You didn't have to be a stickler for history.

That show got a lot of viewers and a lot of buzz--and honestly, it went a long way towards launching the careers of Henry Cavill and Nat Dormer. Showtime tried to replicate it with The Borgias, but obviously had much less success there. HOWEVER, I always think it's a little unfair that GoT gets credit for making period pieces hot again when a) it's not a period piece and you can tell its core audience doesn't associate it with those because of how much they talk about the dragons and the ice zombies and b) The Tudors had already stoked that flame, and then the general Tudor frenzy grabbed onto it, which is why Starz has been able to get mileage out of its PGregs/Tudor-general shows for so long. THOUGH! I hope the flopitude of their last Elizabeth show means they slow up.

You see other mini trends too--Vikings was a big hit, and because of that you got The Last Kingdom and its ilk and Vikings: Valhalla. Vikings really was nothing like The Tudors, aside from the fact that it had somewhat explicit sex for its network (nothing like The Tudors, but still) and centered on a piece of shit who treated women like garbage and needed!!! Sons!!!!!!!! It walked through a door I think The Tudors left open, but it wasn't as clear a followup as The Borgias or the PGregs shows were.

So while I think Bton is obviously having an impact, as seen with Buccs, I'm not worried about its long term impact. I HOPE we see more diverse period dramas continue to be a thing, though I feel that really is less a thing we can thank Bton for (see: Mr. Malcolm's List) and more a trajectory that was brewing already. I mean, Shondaland had technically already done it with Still Star-Crossed, a show I didn't like... at all. But it was diverse.

I mean, shows like Mary and George on the horizon are nothing like Bton and hopefully (if they're good) will have an impact. I think we're slooooowly seeing the rise in more explicit, less woebegone period dramas (not movies) centering queer people. Gentleman Jack got cancelled, obviously, but I think it still made strides on that front, and Mary and George will obviously be very queer but also very much not a "sad queer man is closeted and sympathetic but doomed" narrative. We haven't seen many shows depict a man actually using his sexuality to get ahead the way women are often depicted doing in shows like The Tudors--and at his mother's urging, versus his father's as is usually the case with a narrative like Anne Boleyn's.

Things just come and go in waves. I mean, watch The Artful Dodger if you're super worried about more romantic period dramas, it was so fucking refreshing. I do kind of wonder if the romance in that show was upped BECAUSE Bton had success, but it's so much better than anything they offered, all the while focused on a period of history we never see in international TV (1800s Australia), doing a fun little revamp of a classic story (Oliver Twist), with a diverse cast and a focus on like... medicine? But medicine in a way that feels less procedural and more narrative? Medicine and THEFT? Medicine and Theft and Kissing? And putting a salve on her inner thigh and blowing on it in an alley? And sexual tension during medical exams? (The 30 seconds of Jack and Belle tensing while he sits behind her and listens to her heartbeat in her darkened room after she strips out of her dress is better than anything Bton offered in two seasons.)

And additionally--if books are any indication, I actually don't know that Bton is having that big an effect. Historical romances are going through a slump right now; the most Bton has done is push Julia Quinn's books and offer a "if you like Bton" comp for some books, which...

Yes, Buccs got renewed, but I don't know that it... has had much of an impact? I don't see it mentioned much on social media, which could be my circles, but I also don't see it mentioned much on sites that normally push streaming shows, so. I don't know. I've yet to see a Bton acolyte (and there have been few) actually make an impact and stick around the way some of the Tudor spawns did, or the way shows that followed Vikings did, for that matter.

[heavenboy09]

Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 To You

The Iconic & Radiant BiRacial FlashDance 💃🤎 Actress Of The 80's

Born On December 19th,  1963. 

Beals was born and raised in the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Jeanne (née Anderson), an elementary school teacher, and Alfred Beals, who owned grocery stores. Beals's father was African-American, and her mother is Irish-American.

She is an American actress. She made her film debut in My Bodyguard (1980), before receiving critical acclaim for her performance as Alexandra Owens in Flashdance (1983), for which she won NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture and was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical.

Beals has appeared in several films including Vampire's Kiss (1988), Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994), Devil in a Blue Dress (1995), The Last Days of Disco (1998), Roger Dodger (2002), The Book of Eli (2010), Before I Fall (2017), and Luckiest Girl Alive (2022). On television, she starred in shows such as The Chicago Code (2011), Proof (2015), Taken (2017), and The Book of Boba Fett (2021). She is best known for her portrayal of Bette Porter on the Showtime drama series The L Word (2004–2009), which earned her a nomination for the Satellite Award for Best Actress – Television Series Drama. She reprised her role as Bette Porter and served as an executive producer on the sequel series The L Word: Generation Q (2019–2023).

Please Wish This Iconic & Radiant BiRacial Actress Of The 80's, A Very Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊

YOU KNOW HER

YOU LOVE HER ON THE DANCE FLOOR.

& SHE'S DEFINITELY A MANIAC WHEN COMES TO ACTING

THE 1 & ONLY

MS. JENNIFER BEALS AKA ALEXANDRA OWENS OF FLASHDANCE 💃🤎 & BETTE PORTER OF THE L WORD

HAPPY 60TH BIRTHDAY 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 TO YOU MR. BEALS & HERE'S TO MANY MORE YEARS TO COME. 

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[dan6085]

Sports dynasties are celebrated for their sustained excellence and ability to dominate their respective sports over multiple seasons or years. Here is a list of 20 of the greatest sports dynasties of all time, with details on why they stand out:

1. **New York Yankees (MLB, 1949-1964)** - With 16 playoff appearances and 10 World Series titles in 16 years, the Yankees set a benchmark for success in professional baseball.

2. **Boston Celtics (NBA, 1957-1969)** - Won 11 NBA championships in 13 seasons, including eight in a row, under the leadership of coach Red Auerbach and star Bill Russell.

3. **Montreal Canadiens (NHL, 1950s-1970s)** - Dominated hockey with 16 Stanley Cup titles over 27 seasons, including five consecutive from 1956 to 1960.

4. **Chicago Bulls (NBA, 1990s)** - Won six NBA championships in eight years, with two three-peats from 1991 to 1993 and 1996 to 1998, led by Michael Jordan.

5. **Green Bay Packers (NFL, 1960s)** - Under coach Vince Lombardi, won five NFL championships, including the first two Super Bowls.

6. **Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL, 1970s)** - Captured four Super Bowl titles in six years (1974-1979), powered by their "Steel Curtain" defense.

7. **UConn Huskies Women's Basketball (NCAA, 1995-present)** - Over 25 years of dominance, including 11 NCAA championships and multiple undefeated seasons.

8. **San Francisco 49ers (NFL, 1980s-1990s)** - Five Super Bowl titles in 14 years, with legends like Joe Montana, Steve Young, and Jerry Rice.

9. **Edmonton Oilers (NHL, 1980s)** - Five Stanley Cups in seven years, led by Wayne Gretzky, marking one of the most dynamic scoring teams in NHL history.

10. **Real Madrid (Football, 1950s)** - Five consecutive European Cups from 1956 to 1960, with stars like Alfredo Di Stefano and Ferenc Puskas.

11. **Los Angeles Lakers (NBA, 1980s)** - Won five championships in the 1980s, popularizing the "Showtime" fast-break style under coach Pat Riley and Magic Johnson.

12. **Brazil National Football Team (1958-1970)** - Won three out of four FIFA World Cups, a testament to their unmatched skill and revolutionary tactics.

13. **New England Patriots (NFL, 2001-present)** - Six Super Bowl titles in two decades, with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, highlighting a new era of NFL dominance.

14. **Chicago Blackhawks (NHL, 2010-2015)** - Three Stanley Cups in six seasons, marking a modern hockey dynasty with a talented core.

15. **Cleveland Browns (NFL, 1950-1955)** - Dominated the early NFL landscape with three championships in six years under coach Paul Brown.

16. **FC Barcelona (Football, 2008-2012)** - Under Pep Guardiola, won numerous titles including the Champions League and La Liga, known for their tiki-taka style.

17. **Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB, 1950s-1960s)** - Won four World Series titles and dominated the National League with a roster that included Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale.

18. **Australia Cricket Team (1999-2007)** - Dominated world cricket with unparalleled success in both Test and one-day cricket, winning three consecutive ICC Cricket World Cups.

19. **Minnesota Lynx (WNBA, 2011-2017)** - Four WNBA championships in seven years, led by Maya Moore and coached by Cheryl Reeve.

20. **Miami Heat (NBA, 2010-2014)** - Reached four consecutive NBA Finals and won two championships, featuring the "Big Three" of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh.

These dynasties are renowned not only for their winning records but also for their ability to maintain high performance over extended periods, often defining their sport's history in the process.

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Ohtani consumió tres turnos al bate, cerrando la noche en blanco (3-0) con par de ponches Neyken Vegas Sin duda, el movimiento que más llamó la atención durante la offseason fue el contrato millonario que concretaron los Dodgers de Los Ángeles con el japonés Shohei Ohtani, quien este martes le vio a la cara a su exequipo por primera vez. El "Showtime" venía de disputar cinco zafras con la organización de los Angelinos de Anaheim, novena a la cual le guarda mucho cariño porque fueron los primeros en darle una oportunidad en el beisbol organizado. No obstante, hoy los dos conjuntos de Los Ángeles se midieron en el Spring Training de cara a la venidera temporada, duelo donde los Angelinos se quedaron con la victoria y el blanqueó 0-4, tras cumplir su primer objetivo, el cual era dominar al temible bateador zurdo. ¿Cómo le fue a Shohei Ohtani? En ese desafío, el poderoso nipón salió como bateador designado titular y segundo en el orden, pero sus excompañeros supieron lanzarle, para dominarlo a placer. En total, Ohtani consumió tres turnos al bate, cerrando la noche en blanco (3-0) con par de ponches incluidos, un accionar poco visto en el fenómeno japonés. En el único turno donde puso la bola en juego, conectó un elevado a las manos de uno de sus mejores amigos, Mike Trout. El mérito principal del bajo rendimiento del nipón con el bate se lo deben llevar los brazos de los Angelinos, quienes demostraron que estudiaron muy bien a Shohei cuando formaba de su franquicia y no le dieron ningún tipo de libertad en el plato. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Meridiano

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The 23rd Annual Bryan Awards - Technical Races

Technical Categories

PICTURE EDITING

(Single-Camera, Series) Abbott Elementary (ABC) The Bear (F/X) Better Call Saul (AMC) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Last of Us (HBO) Succession (HBO) (Multi-Camera, Series) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) General Hospital (ABC) The Kelly Clarkson Show (Syndicated) The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (CBS) The Young and the Restless (CBS) (Longform Program or Special) Beef (Netflix) Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter & Love (NBC) Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix) Norman Lear: 100 Years of Music and Laughter (ABC) Obi-Wan Kenobi (Disney Plus) Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (Roku) (Reality or Nonfiction Program) The Amazing Race (CBS) Queer Eye (Netflix) RuPaul’s Drag Race (Vh1) The 1619 Project (Hulu) Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie (Apple Plus) Survivor (CBS)

CINEMATOGRAPHY (Series) Atlanta (F/X) The Bear (Hulu) Better Call Saul (AMC) The House of the Dragon (HBO) Only Murders in the Building (Hulu) Wednesday (Netflix) (Limited/Anthology Series, TV Movie, or Special) Black Bird (Netflix) Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix) Daisy Jones and the Six (HBO) Dolly Parton’s Magic Mountain Christmas (NBC) George & Tammy (Showtime) Tiny Beautiful Things (Hulu)

CASTING DIRECTOR (Daytime/Late Night/Reality) General Hospital (ABC) RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1) Saturday Night Live (NBC) Survivor (CBS) The Young and the Restless (CBS) (Comedy Series) Abbott Elementary (ABC) The Bear (Hulu) Jury Duty (FreeVee) Only Murders in the Building (Hulu) Wednesday (Netflix) (Drama Series) Bad Sisters (Apple Plus) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Last of Us (HBO) Succession (HBO) The White Lotus (HBO) 

(Limited/Anthology Series or TV Movie)

Beef (Netflix) Black Bird (Apple Plus)

Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix)

Fire Island (Hulu) 

Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (Roku) 

COSTUMES (Daytime/Variety) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Dancing with the Stars (ABC) General Hospital (ABC) Saturday Night Live (NBC) The Young and the Restless (CBS) (Contemporary, Series) Better Call Saul (AMC) Emily in Paris (Netflix) Only Murders in the Building (Hulu) Succession (HBO) The White Lotus (HBO) Wednesday (Netflix) (Period/Fantasy, Series) The Crown (Netflix) The Great (Hulu) The House of the Dragon (HBO)

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video) Perry Mason (HBO) Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (Netflix)  (Contemporary, Limited/Anthology Series or Movie) Beef (Netflix) Dolly Parton’s Magic Mountain Christmas (NBC) Fire Island (Hulu) Five Days at Memorial (Apple Plus) Fleishman Is In Trouble (Hulu) (Period/Fantasy, Limited/Anthology Series or Movie) Daisy Jones and the Six (Prime Video) George & Tammy (Showtime) Guillermo DelToro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Netflix) Hocus Pocus 2 (Disney Plus) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) 

TECHNICAL DIRECTION: (Series) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) General Hospital (ABC) The Kelly Clarkson Show (NBC/Syndicated) The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (CBS) Saturday Night Live (NBC) The Young and the Restless (CBS) (Special) Chris Rock: Selective Outrage (Netflix) Elton John: Farewell from Dodger Stadium (HBO) The 65th Annual Grammy Awards (CBS) The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (NBC) The Oscars (ABC) Wanda Sykes: I’m An Entertainer (Netflix)

SOUND: (Series) Andor (Disney Plus) General Hospital (ABC) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Last of Us (HBO) The Mandalorian (Disney Plus) (Limited or Anthology Series/Movie/Special) Beef (Netflix) Black Bird (Apple Plus) Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix) Daisy Jones and the Six (HBO) Obi-Wan Kenobi (Disney Plus)

PRODUCTION DESIGN: (Period/Fantasy, Series) Andor (Disney Plus) The Crown (Netflix) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video) Perry Mason (HBO) Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (Netflix) (Period/Fantasy, Limited/Anthology Series, Movie, or Special) Beauty and the Beast: 30th Anniversary Special (ABC) A Christmas Story Christmas (HBO Max) Obi-Wan Kenobi (Disney Plus) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) The White House Plumbers (HBO) (Contemporary, Series) The Bear (Hulu) The Crown (Netflix) General Hospital (ABC) Succession (HBO) The White Lotus (HBO) The Young and the Restless (CBS) (Variety, Game, Reality or Talk) A Black Lady Sketch Show (HBO) The Drew Barrymore Show (Syndicated) The Kelly Clarkson Show (Syndicated) The Price Is Right (CBS) Saturday Night Live (NBC) (Contemporary, Limited/Anthology Series, Movie or Special) Apple Plus Presents The Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show featuring Rihanna (FOX) Beef (Netflix) Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love (NBC) Elton John: Farewell from Dodger Stadium (Disney Plus) The Oscars (ABC)

HAIRSTYLING/MAKEUP: (Prosthetic Makeup) Guillermo DelToro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Netflix) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Last of Us (HBO) Star Trek: Picard (Paramount Plus) (Hair & Non-Prosthetic Makeup, Series) Emily in Paris (Netflix) The Last of Us (HBO) RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1) Star Trek: Picard (Paramount Plus) Stranger Things (Netflix) (Hair & Non-Prosthetic Makeup, Limited/Anthology Series, Movie, or Special) American Horror Stories (F/X) Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix) Daisy Jones and the Six (Prime Video) George and Tammy (Showtime) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) VISUAL EFFECTS: Andor (Disney Plus) The Boys (Apple Plus) The House of the Dragon (HBO) The Last of Us (HBO) The Mandalorian (Disney Plus)

Choreography: Beauty and the Beast: 30th Anniversary Celebration (ABC) Dancing with the Stars (ABC) Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (Paramount Plus) The Kelly Clarkson Show (Syndicated) The 75th Annual Tony Awards (CBS) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu)

Stunt Coordination: Barry (HBO) General Hospital (ABC) Poker Face (Peacock) Ted Lasso (Apple Plus) What We Do In The Shadows? (F/X)

MUSIC (Score/Composition, Series) 1923 (Paramount Plus) The Last of Us (HBO) Succession (HBO) Wednesday (Netflix) The White Lotus (HBO) (Score/Composition, Special/Longform/Nonfiction) Hocus Pocus 2 (Disney Plus) Ms. Marvel (Netflix) Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie (Netflix) Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (Roku) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) (Original Song) The Bold and the Beautiful - “Everyone Dances” (Casey Kasprzyk and Anthony Ferrari, Composers and Lyricists; Bradley Bell and Matthew Pavolaitis, Composers, CBS) General Hospital - “Darling, Darling” (Music & Lyrics by William Lipton, ABC) The Late Late Show - “That’s Our Show” (Music by Dylan Adler & Lyrics by David Javerbaum, CBS) Ted Lasso - “A Beautiful Game” (Ed Sheeran, Foy Vance, and Max Martin, Composers, Apple Plus) 75th Annual Tony Awards - “Set the Stage” (Music & Lyrics by Darren Criss, CBS) (Music Direction) American Idol (ABC) Elton John: Farewell from Dodger Stadium (Disney Plus) The Kelly Clarkson Show (Syndicated) The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (CBS) The Oscars (ABC) The 75th Annual Tony Awards (CBS)

THEME SONG:

Andor (Disney Plus) - Nicholas Britell, Composer George & Tammy (Showtime) - David Mansfield, Composer 1923 (Paramount Plus) - Brian Tyler, Composer Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) - Siddhartha Khosla, Composer Wednesday (Netflix) - Danny Elfman, Composer MAIN TITLE DESIGN: George & Tammy (Showtime) Love and Death (HBO) Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) Wednesday (Netflix) The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Winners for these Categories will be announced February 9 and 10, 2024.

#bryanawards23

[anthonybwilson]

Saturday News/Sports TV for 7/30/2022

Saturday News/Sports TV for 7/30/2022

- [ ] 4:30am: PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 6:00am: Good Morning Arizona (KTVK) - [ ] 8:00am: CNN Newsroom with Fredricka Whitfield (CNN) - [ ] 9:00am: Alex Witt Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 9:00am: Training Camp: Back Together Saturday (NFLN) - [ ] 9:00am: Community Shield: Liverpool vs Manchester City (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 9:00am: IndyCar Series Pre-Race (NBC) - [ ] 9:30am: Golf Central Pregame (GOLF) - [ ] 9:30am: INDYCAR: Gallagher Grand Prix (NBC) - [ ] 10:00am: NFL Live: Back Together (ABC) - [ ] 10:00am: PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic (GOLF) - [ ] 10:00am: MLB Mix (MLBEXTRAINNINGS) *DTV720 - [ ] 10:00am: MLB: Guardians at Rays (MLBN) - [ ] 11:00am: Yasmin Vossoughian Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 11:00am: MLB: Royals at Yankees (YES) - [ ] 12:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta (CNN) - [ ] 12:00pm: PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic (CBS) - [ ] 12:00pm: MLB: Tigers at Blue Jays (BSDET) *DTV725 - [ ] 12:00pm: MLS: Portland Timbers at Minnesota United FC (ABC) - [ ] 12:00pm: NASCAR Xfinity Series Countdown to Green (NBC) - [ ] 12:30pm: NASCAR Xfinity: Pennzoil 150 at the Brickyard (NBC) - [ ] 1:00pm: Symone (MSNBC) - [ ] 1:00pm: MLB: Brewers at Red Sox (FS1) - [ ] 1:30pm: Horse Racing: Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap & Jim Dandy Stakes (FOX) - [ ] 2:00pm: PoliticsNation (MSNBC) - [ ] 2:00pm: UFC Live (ABC) - [ ] 3:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Pamela Brown (CNN) - [ ] 3:00pm: American Voices with Alicia Menendez (MSNBC) - [ ] 3:00pm: MLB: Mets at Marlins (SNY) *DTV729 - [ ] 3:30pm: DBacks Live Pregame (BSAZ) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: DBacks at Braves (BSAZ) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Cardinals at Nationals (FOX) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Twins at Padres (FOX) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Phillies at Pirates (FOX) - [ ] 4:00pm: CFL: Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Calgary Stampeders (ESPN2) - [ ] 5:00pm: Ayman (MSNBC) - [ ] 5:00pm: Good Evening Arizona at 5pm (KTVK) - [ ] 5:00pm: MLB: Dodgers at Rockies (SPORTSNETLA) *DTV742 - [ ] 5:00pm: UFC 277: Pena vs Nunes - Prelims (ABC/ESPN) - [ ] 6:00pm: On Patrol: LIVE (REELZ) - [ ] 6:00pm: MLB: Rangers at Angels (FS1) - [ ] 6:00pm: BOXING: Danny Garcia vs Jose Benavidez Jr. (SHOWTIME) - [ ] 7:00pm: UFC 277: Pena vs Nunes - (ESPNPPV) - [ ] 7:30pm: USL: Phoenix Rising FC vs Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC (BSAZ) - [ ] 9:00pm: Arizona’s Family News at 9pm (KTVK)

[thinkazul]

Los Angeles Sports

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@Dodgers take a 2-0 lead in the #NLCS courtesy of @redturn2 walkoff #dinger .. #postseason #playoffs #playoffs2017 #postseason2017 #justinturner #turner #walkoff #dodgers #dodgerblue #LA #LosAngelesDodgers #showtime #mlb #bigstage #october #octoberbaseball

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[taronunwin]

A few angsty Rocketman scenes that I think of a lot 1) when he’s on the phone to his mum, The way his chin wobbles and his eyes,, I can’t. 2) After John hits him later in that scene he covers the bruises up and gets ready to get on stage, he puts his glasses on and smiles in the mirror. 3) Right before he performs at the Dodger Stadium when he puts his ‘it’s showtime smile’ on. What are a few scenes that stand out for you? Doesn’t have to be sad/angsty I’m just in a mood lol -😩

Okay. Okay. First off, I have this thing with Rocketman where it’s pretty much the only movie I want to watch all the time but I have a sincere worry that I’ll get tired of it. After watching it again the other night, I can confirm that that will ever happen. My goodness, it is so good.

Now that I have that off my chest… ugh every one you mentioned is so incredible and each of them really do stay with me. The look at John as he walks away after striking Elton? That shock and fear in Elton’s eyes is nothing sort of awful.

Or just the way he’s too scared to meet his eye before John walks away? Also, I can’t get over how this is shot, how imposing John is here. Wow.

One that always really gets me is when Elton meets up with his dad again and there’s this second he thinks his dad is going to hug him so he starts to move close and then realizes he’s not, and that sort of sets the tone for the interaction that follows and how awkward and unwanted Elton feels. He’s desperate for his dad’s approval, for some glimmer of love and affection now that he’s made something of himself and can buy his dad gifts, but his father doesn’t say ‘thank you’ or ‘I’m proud of you’ or ‘I love you’, the only things Elton wants to hear. It’s absolutely gut-wrenching watching that hope fade from Elton’s eyes the longer the conversation goes on and having to watch his dad interact so kindly and lovingly with his other sons, either completely ignorant of how it’s hurting Elton or doing it on purpose. And then the moment Elton, now many years older than when that happened, breaks down and throws his chair because that hurt is still so raw? That pain that’s so clear in his eyes…

Goodness.

I could truly go on for hours detailing scenes that I love and why (and I will, but not here) but I’ll just add one more, something that I only realized when I watched the other night: when Elton returns home from the restaurant after Bernie left him and Elton slumps onto the stairs, when he says, “You idiot”, I’d always assumed he was talking to/about Bernie. But finally I realized he’s talking to himself. Yes, he goes on to justify himself—“Bernie betrayed me. Everyone does.”—but I think when he’s on the stairs, really feeling the gnawing reality of how he may have pushed Bernie too hard this time and he might not return, he puts the blame squarely on his own shoulders.

Bernie hadn’t said anything intentionally hurtful but Elton made sure everything he said would hurt Bernie. And that regret sent him down a very dark road—even darker than the road he was already on.

Thank you for your message, sweetie! Hope I didn’t bore you!

(I’m literally clamping a hand over my proverbial mouth to not go down the dark WHY DIDN’T TARON GET MORE RECOGNITION FOR THIS ROLE road myself)

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[paullempa]

New biz cards are in, and I've stacked the deck for tonight's 7th Inning Stretch at Mile Square Theatre. #art #painting #hoboken #instadaily #gala #baseball #theatre #paintings #yankees #braves #pirates #showtime #dodgers @milesquaretheatre (at Mile Square Theatre)

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*Narratives In Regard to Experience*

While reading the “Narratives” article by Palczewski, the concept of how one remembers events became extremely interesting. Before reading, I personally never stopped to wonder why certain memories from the past are seemingly more vivid than others. This artifact taught me about the differences in memories or stories, and even went in depth about why some memories stick vs others. Not only were memories brought into question, but pieces of U.S. history were used as examples to exhibit how rhetorical tools are used in different situations and forms. The story of Jackie Robinson becoming an extremely successful African American athlete was portrayed various ways by the media.  In some articles pathos was used to pity him based on the names he was called, and the hardships he oftentimes faced.  While other articles referred to him as an average baseball player, who only was popular because of his color. In both ways, his hardships are mentioned, but regarder in two very different senses.  Reporters oftentimes have a way of utilizing their rhetoric to get readers to see a situation very one sided.

Throughout U.S culture, this artifact is an example of not only how narratives can be portrayed differently by people with different beliefs, but it also forms an ideology around the culture of the U.S through sports. To investigate further, I watched a YouTube highlight of Jackie Robinson’s critics post game and thoroughly analyzed the “Rhetorical Criticism” artifact. To my surprise, it seemed as if both reporters praised Robinson for his positive contributions to his team, while also using degrading rhetoric to categorize him. It seemed as if they were claiming him as an accomplished American sports player, but also grouping him as a lower class citizen.

The YouTube video I decided to include as my artifact, was a scene where Ben Chapman- another MLB player, was highlighted for antagonizing Jackie Robinson throughout the game. The follow up game comments included the disrespectful rhetoric Chapman used to address Robinson, and the reports seemingly concluded their showtime with a mixed attitude of embarrassment but a sense of them not being shocked. In “Rhetorical Criticism”, Foss states that to achieve the American dream one will have to endure “hard work [that] will lead to success regardless of a person’s origin” (Foss, 117). This ideology supports my thoughts on why Ben Chapman accepted Robinson as an accomplished player, but still degraded him. Chapman congratulated his hard work and success regardless of his origin, but still treated him as an outsider.

The narrative told by the reporters deemed that Jackie Robinson was exceptional in the game against the Dodgers, while having to deal with the norms of the society he lived in. Norms including being called degrading names and having to accept the fact that he could not fight against any of the white players. The narrative told by Ben Chapman however would be different. Ben Chapman spoke about how he acted as anyone would and should towards the Negro player, as he still congradulated Robinson on his stellar performace. Chapman had no sense of wrongdoing, as this was a time where everyone accepted Robinson as competition, but not as a person.

In regards to the speech Geraldine Ferraro voiced, she regarded the American dream as a saying that included all people, all races. She made the “promise [that] the rules are fair” throughout the U.S, and through the American dream “our faith can shape a better future” (Ferraro, 117). Instead of speaking on where our country was morally, she decided that in light of her potentially winning the Democratic nomination for vice presidency, it would be best to overlook the reality. The advantages to her grouping all Americans as one would essentially make her seem far and righteous in the name of America. The rhetoric used was to make all feel as though they were welcome. She included the ideology of the American dream because that’s what American’s strived to immulate. Through her tactics, people like Ben Chapman would have either wanted to vote for her to work towards achieving that dream, or saw through the unity she was trying to speak on.

As stated in “The Power in a Political Narrative”, written by Henry Tolchart explains that “when narratives are in conflict, their importance is amplified” (Tolchart). The conflict in America when Geraldine Ferraro was running for office was between African American and White Americans. She seemingly excluded the present narrative at the time, and skipped to the conclusion. The importance of segregation at the time was at a high, and she used the American dream to bring both parties together.

In conclusion, narratives are told by everyone, and oftentimes utilized to sway a conflict. Convincing rhetoric within the narrative is important in changing mindset. Narrative is also different based on different experiences. For example, Jackie Robinson would have a different narrative of how he was treated while achieving history as opposed to Ben Chapman. Different viewpoints always start the beginnings of the same story told in different ways.