#tony kearns

[nofatclips]

Disco 2000 by Pulp from the album Different Class - Director: Pedro Romhanyi

#music #pulp #jarvis cocker #russell senior #candida doyle #matthew vaughan #steve mackey #mark webber #nick banks #chris thomas #music video #video #pedro romhanyi #jo skinny #pat skinny #tony kearns #jarvis branson cocker

[carbo-ships]

"f/o" is a title i dont give out very often so here's just about every character i have ever crushed on since i was like 5 years old (that I can think of at least)

Jack Spicer from Xiaolin Showdown

Ferb from Phineas & Ferb

Pai from Tokyo Mew Mew

Skye from Harveset Moon

Ray from My Sims

Mr. Tumnus from Narnia

Blood Dupre from Alice in the Country of Hearts

J.A.R.V.I.S. from Marvel (yes, the AI, shut up)

Heimdal from Marvel

Loki from Marvel

M'Baku from Marvel

Tony Stark from Marvel

Vision from Marvel

Snufkin from Moomin

Roy Mustang from Fullmetal Alchemist

Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist

Scar from Fullmetal Alchemist

Medic from Team Fortress 2

Doc Scratch from Homestuck

Cronus from Homestuck

Robert Small from Dream Daddy

Professor Sycamore from Pokemon

Boromir from Lord of the Rings

Samwise from Lord of the Rings

Jack Kearns from The Monstrumologist

Pellinore Warthrope from The Monstrumologist

Clopin from Hunchback of Notre Dame

Jesse McCree from Overwatch

Professor Layton from Professor Layton

Descole from Professor Layton

Jim the Cyber Doctor from EpicASMR

Aniketos from Songs of Aalveir

Karl Heisenberg from Resident Evil

Papa Emeritus IV from Ghost

Papa Emeritus III from Ghost

Swiss from Ghost

[samkerrworshipper]

Would you write for any of these

Alex chidiac

Chloe logarzo

Katrina gorry

Charli grant

Kyra Cooney-cross

Courtney nevin

Athenea del Castillo

Olga carmona

Andrea medina

Amauir sarriegi

Carmen menayo

Chloe kelly

Aitana bonmati

Jana fernandez

Lauren hemp

Vicky losada

Deyna castellanos

Mary Fowler

Ella toone

Alessia russo

Lea schuller

Klara buhl

Gulia gwinn

Jule brand

Lena oberdorf

Laura coombs

Nuria rabano

Sarah zardrasil

Laura feirsinger

Sydney lohmann

Maria hobinger

Poppy Pattinson

Megan finnigan

Missy bo Kearns

Sofia lundergaard

Amanda illestedt.

Toni duggan

Esme Morgan if you know any of them

check my who and what i write on my masterlist x

that’s who i currently write for :)

[rjdent]

My English translation of André Breton's Soluble Fish has its official launch at the Volcano Theatre, Swansea on 17th October. Other books being launched on the day include Dookie by Tony Kearns and Perfectly Frank Opens the Door by David Greenslade & David Rees Davies.

Event details:

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#book launch #Soluble Fish #Andre Breton #Volcano Theatre #www.rjdent.com #Incunabula Media

[patricia-von-arundel]

I've started a class on US history ( particularly around the colonization ) and it's fascinating! Do you have any period you would recommend to look more into?

You picked an interesting time to ask me about US history, through absolutely no fault of your own! (I haven't studied US history since high school, and my AP US History teacher has spent the last 20 or so years in jail for, uh... having relationships with little boys that were 100% NOT OKAY. And I recently found out he's out of prison and has been attempting to track down some of the boys involved [who are all now in their 30s and 40s]. I only know because one is one of my old roommates, and he was dating my best friend, and... well. I saw his name on the list and was just like "okay, this has to be a parole violation of some sort. Also, dude, what the actual fuck?! Several of the boys you hurt later committed suicide. One was found dead by his little sister and her best friend. They were nine. Nine years old. You are a fucking monster. Jesus christ.")

Aside from that... I'm not super well-versed in US history as a whole, but I have enjoyed some books dealing with it, so okay if I mention those? I particularly loved A People's History of the United States (Howard Zinn) and Lies My Teacher Told Me (James Loewen), both of which were seminal in presenting less "whitewashed" versions of US history. I've also enjoyed in recent years The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson (about the disapora of Black Americans from the Southeast into the Midwest during the 20th century), The American West and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, both by Dee Brown (classics of the expansion of settlers into the West in the 19th century, the "cowboy" years), and White Trash by Nancy Isenberg (looking at class in America). Other good, popular writers of US history: David McCullough, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Ron Chernow, Candice Millard. There's some awesome fiction that tackles US history in interesting ways - my favorites are A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (Betty Smith), The Little Friend (Donna Tartt), Forever (Pete Hamill), The Jungle (Upton Sinclair), and basically anything by Steinbeck.

I find the great migration periods particularly interesting, especially the Asian arrivals in the West in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Early Hollywood is fascinating. There's a wonderful book about it called Silent Stars by Jeanine Basinger. The US also has some honest really good classics in True Crime, especially Truman Capote's In Cold Blood and Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song. (Truman Capote is also interesting in that he was a very good friend of Harper Lee, who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird.) There were some writers in the mid-20th century who took travel writing and turned it on its head: try Travels with Charley (Steinbeck again!), On the Road (Jack Kerouac - not my personal style, but I understand why it's an American classic!), and Roughing It (Mark Twain). (Honestly, all of Twain's stuff is great, and fucking hilarious. Twain and Wodehouse - in England - had no business being as brilliantly hilarious as they were.)

Also, a weirder rec?

Stephen King's 11/22/63.

Just trust me. And yes, it's that Stephen King.

Again: trust me.

(Other fictional creepiness built around or dealing with North American history [I say North American because I'm including Canada and Mexico]: Alma Katsu's The Hunger, Dan Simmons' The Terror, Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Mexican Gothic [and I just got her Velvet was the Night, but haven't read it yet!], Toni Morrison's Beloved, basically anything by Cormac McCarthy. [Content warning, some of these are a little stomach-churning to get through. Reader beware!] I've also recently been recommended S. Craig Zahler's Westerns, but haven't read them yet, so be warned there that he's the guy who wrote Bone Tomahawk! If you know... you know. If you don't... not recommended viewing while eating. 🤷‍♀️ And speaking of Westerns, Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove is absolutely wonderful. And not stomach-churning!)

Hope that helps! If there are any specific periods that catch your interest, I can dig into recommendations for further reading/watching. US history isn't always my personal cup of tea, but my mother's been writing books and articles about it for 30 years, so I can always ask for recs! 😁

[byneddiedingo]

Sally Field and Daniel Day-Lewis in Lincoln (Steven Spielberg, 2012)

Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, David Strathairn, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, James Spader, Hal Holbrook, Tommy Lee Jones, John Hawkes, Jackie Earle Haley, Bruce McGill, Tim Blake Nelson, Joseph Cross, Jared Harris, Lee Pace, Peter McRobbie, Gloria Reuben, Michael Stuhlbarg, Walton Goggins, David Oyelowo, Lukas Haas, Dane DeHaan, Adam Driver, S. Epatha Merkerson. Screenplay: Tony Kushner, based on a book by Doris Kearns Goodwin. Cinematography: Janusz Kaminski. Production design: Rick Carter. Film editing: Michael Kahn. Music: John Williams.

The all-star patriotic historical pageant celebrating American democracy had long been a featured genre of Hollywood films until the disillusionments of Vietnam and Watergate put it pretty much out of favor. But during the brief resurgence of liberal optimism after the election of Barack Obama, Steven Spielberg decided to bring it out of mothballs with a film about Abraham Lincoln's struggles to pass the 13th amendment, banning slavery in the United States. He initially planned to star Liam Neeson in the title role, but when Neeson decided he was too old for the part, the choice fell on Daniel Day-Lewis, the most chameleonic of actors. Lincoln has been played on screen by actors as varied as Walter Huston, Henry Fonda, and Raymond Massey, but Day-Lewis covered himself with glory and encumbered himself with a third Oscar in the role. It is in fact a superb performance, emphasizing the humanity of the man with depictions of his marital problems, his earthy sense of humor (no previous movie Lincoln was ever heard to utter the word "shit"), and above all his willingness to play down-and-dirty politics. The bulk of the drama is in the maneuverings to get a two-thirds majority in the House of Representatives to ratify the amendment, which has substantial opposition even within the president's own party, the Republicans. This means maneuvering some of the holdouts with promises of government jobs and patronage, a task that falls to a team of lobbyists led by W.N. Bilbo, played beautifully by James Spader. It also involves persuading the most volatile of abolitionists, Thaddeus Stevens, to utter compromising language on the floor of the House, in which he asserts that all men are equal before the law, but not necessarily equal "in all things," creating a fiery, funny scene for Tommy Lee Jones as Stevens. Lincoln is also forced to conceal that he is engaged in peace negotiations with the Confederates, fearing that this would lead to postponement of the vote on the amendment. Tony Kushner's screenplay is more cerebral than most, focusing on points of law and political maneuverings, which is why some reviewers and audiences were not fully enthusiastic about it. Though it was nominated for 12 Oscars, it won only two, for Day-Lewis and for production design, losing best picture to Argo (Ben Affleck) and best director to Ang Lee for Life of Pi. Both losses, I think, are inexcusable, as was Sally Field's loss as the fragile Mary Todd Lincoln to Anne Hathaway's lachrymose Fantine in Les Misérables (Tom Hooper). I suspect Lincoln will grow in esteem over the years, thanks to its many finely detailed performances, the superb re-creation of a period in its sets and costumes, and a general lack of cinematic clichés: John Williams even manages to compose a score without quoting from "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," "The Star-Spangled Banner," or any number of other sure-fire, heart-tugging patriotic melodies.

#Lincoln #Steven Spielberg #Sally Field #Daniel Day-Lewis

[surrealistnyc]

Opening tonight in Swansea, Wales: the exhibition "Perfectly Frank Opens the Door," with the launch of a new translation of Soluble Fish, by Andre Breton, Perfectly Frank Opens the Door, by David Greenslade and David Rees Davies, and Dookie, by Tony Kearns.

[saturdaynightmatinee]

CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 5 / 10

Título Original: Trespass Against Us

Año: 2016

Duración: 99 min

País: Reino Unido

Dirección: Adam Smith

Guion: Alastair Siddons

Música: The Chemical Brothers

Fotografía: Eduard Grau

Reparto: Michael Fassbender, Brendan Gleeson, Rory Kinnear, Sean Harris, Tony Way, Killian Scott, Lyndsey Marshall, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Gerard Kearns, Barry Keoghan

Productora: Potboiler Productions, Film4 Productions, Albert Granville, DMC Film

Género: Action; Crime; Drama

TRAILER:

[independentartistbuzz]

An Empty Room - An Episodic / Live Stream Series, Exploring The Connective Tissue Between Six Influential Artists From Atlanta Debuts On Volume.com September 25

Season 1 Featuring Shawn Mullins, Michelle Malone, Three5 Human, Eliot Bronson, Tyrone Jackson, and Grant Green Junior

(Atlanta, GA) September 15, 2022 - An Empty Room, a 6 part original  series that explores the connective tissue between 6 uniquely influential artists in the often overlooked Atlanta music scene debuts on Volume.com on September 25, 2022. Each episode will be highlighted by a fan-fueled Live Stream watch party.

Created and produced in the height of 2020 when touring artists had to pivot, this series features quality documentary-style storytelling interspersed with musical performances where the up close viewer perspective serves as the sole audience member.

The Atlanta-based Kearns family created and produced the entire series when the music industry as it was once known had shuttered. The family captured intimate performances and never-before heard stories from musicians with deep Atlanta roots during a time when neither producers nor touring musicians had a clear trajectory for creation. “When the artists asked 'What do you want me to play?' I told them: Whatever you would play if you were sitting by yourself in your living room,” says Martin “Marty” Kearns.

“My Son Aaron brings his unique approach to documentary camerawork and editing, Juli, my Wife contributes her artist /  photography expertise and gift for putting people at ease while making sure things keep moving smoothly, and I handle most of the audio and artist liaison department,” says Martin Kearns about working as a family on this series. Kearns is an Atlanta music industry veteran having spent his last 40 years performing as a keyboardist, writing,  engineering, and producing.

Marty's son Aaron who filmed and edited the series shared, "When it comes to my camerawork, specifically handheld, I have the emphasis on the camera being an extension of my own point of view. For that brief moment, I subject all my vision solely through the camera observing the world like I would through my own eyes.”  

How To Watch The Series The series debuts on Sunday September 25th at 9 PM EST and will be available to binge in its entirety on Volume.com 

Sunday September 25, 2022 9 PM EST  Reserve Free Tickets here.  All shows in the series are free 

Upcoming Empty Room Watch Party Schedule  Fans of each artist can join them for individual watch parties on the following dates:

Sunday October 9 - Three 5 Human

Sunday October 23 - Eliot Bronson

Sunday November 6 - Tyrone Jackson

Sunday November 20 - Shawn Mullins

Sunday December 4 - Grant Green Jr.

Michelle Malone Watch Party - Sunday September 25 - 9 PM EST

The series first featured watch party will be with Michelle Malone, a mainstay of American roots music for more than 30 years. Her musical roots run deep and wide like the mighty Mississippi river, twisting and turning through rock, blues, and alt-country music territory. She is "a master at mixing blues and Americana music” (Guitar Player Magazine). Over the course of Malone’s career, she has shared stages with artists from Gregg Allman to Indigo Girls, to Brandi Carlisle and  ZZ Top, released more than a dozen records, and went indie when it still took guts. Her powerful live show will take you on a journey from red dirt back roads to bright city lights. She "has the soul of a bluesman, the heart of a folk singer, and the guts of a rock and roll star wrapped up in one fiery bad ass" (Nashville Rage).

Three 5 Human Watch Party - Sunday October 9 - 9 PM EST

Tomi Martin (guitar) and Trina Mead (vocals) have been compared to many things since working together. Their most flattering is the comparison to Mother's Finest. "Since they are our mentors from day one, we'll take it!!" says Trina. A long musical relationship with these two has been going on since the early 90's. From touring with artists like TLC,Toni Braxton, Outkast and the Indigo Girls to working on records for Madonna, Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Stevie Nicks and Caroline Aiken this duo has laid a legacy many would die for.

Tomi & Trina are writing a brand new record for their band Three5Human with hit songwriter Traci Hale (Rihanna, Britney Spears, Mary J Blige) and the 1st single "Hurts When I Breathe" is a power rock ballad that is sure to put them right where they left off. "Rock and roll is and always will be the tie that binds for Tomi Martin & Trina Meade.”

Eliot Bronson Watch Party - Sunday October 23- 9 PM EST

Over the course of five albums, indie folk singer Eliot Bronson has created his own brand of acclaimed Americana. He’s an award-winning songwriter, a road warrior, and an internationally- renowned musician with a voice that swoons and sweeps, championed by everyone from The Baltimore Sun — who’ve hailed him as “a folk singing wunderkind”— to Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, whose work on 2014’s Eliot Bronson and 2017’s James placed Bronson on the same client roster as Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, and other heartfelt songwriters.

Tyrone Jackson Watch Party - Sunday November 6 - 9 PM EST

Tyrone Jackson is the quintessential jazz piano player. His boundless creativity coupled with harmonic mastery, utilizes the piano as a blank canvas. Jackson is nationally recognized and has traveled the world as a solo artist and sideman. Born in the New Orleans cradle of jazz, Jackson embodies the spirit of the Crescent City. The blends of jazz, funk and Afro-Caribbean melodies are ever present in his work. But of course, musicians are never solely influenced by themselves. Jackson’s teachers are a virtual Who’s Who of great jazz piano players ranging from Ellis Marsalis, Mary Ann Bulla to gospel/classical legend Moses Hogan.

Shawn Mullins Watch Party - Sunday November 20 - 9 PM EST

Shawn Mullins is an American singer-songwriter who specializes in folk rock, instrumental rock, adult alternative, and Americana music. He is best known for the 1998 single “Lullaby”, which hit number one on the Adult Top 40 and was nominated for a Grammy Award.

One of his more famous songs, “All in My Head”, was featured on the hit television sitcom “Scrubs”. This song was written after an email was sent out by the producers of the new show searching for a theme song. Mullins wrote a demo version and sent it in within 24 hours. It wasn’t selected as the theme song, but the demo version was used in a season one episode of the series. Another single, “Shimmer”, was included on the soundtrack for the TV show Dawson’s Creek and was a minor hit. “Shimmer” was also used in Australia as part of its promotional campaign during the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics and is still considered in Australia as the unofficial anthem of the games.

Grant Green Jr. Watch Party - Sunday December 4 - 9 PM EST

Growing up, Grant Green Jr. heard a constant flow of music from his Grandfather, John Green. Playing recordings of Grant Green being a proud father, the younger Green heard guitar playing all the time, the first instrument Jr learned was the harmonica at the age of five. He would watch and listen to an old blues player walk down the alley playing the harmonica and ask his Grandfather to buy him one. His Grandfather bought him a C harmonica and soon he was playing what he heard the blues Musician playing. 

He has gone on to playing with Leon Thomas, Jimmy McGriff, Gene Ludwig, Lou Donaldson Dr Lonnie Smith, Red Holloway, Kevin Mahogany, Reuben Wilson, Bernard Purdie in which The Masters Of Groove was formed with Reuben Wilson, Bernard Purdie and Grant Green Jr. among many others.

#volume.com #livestream #anemptyroom #atlantamusicscene #michellemalone

[petnews2day]

Cats boosted by return of Garing

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Cats boosted by return of Garing

LESS than a month after giving birth to her first child, Renee Garing has been confirmed as recommencing her AFLW career.

The 33-year-old is one of 22 players announced by Geelong as being locked for next season, which is due to start in late August.

“We are all delighted for Renee and Tony on the safe arrival of little Parker,” AFLW boss Brett Johnson said.

“We’re committed to providing our players support before and post the birth of a child and flexible pathways to return to play from parental leave.

‘We look forward to welcoming Renee back and working together on whatever path she chooses.

 “Amid the expansion, we’re proud to have a really strong core of players re-commit to the Cats and the trajectory that this team is on, including all threeextraordinary mums on our AFLW playing list, whose dedication inspires us all.”

Garing will be one of two mums on the list, with Kate Darby earning another contract after solid performances as the replacement player for Garing.

Geelong farewelled eight active and two inactive players in the recent sign and trade period.

Sophie Van De Heuvel (Essendon), Stephanie Williams (Richmond), Phoebe McWilliams (Carlton), Jordan Ivey (Melbourne), Olivia Barber (Collingwood), and the inactive Millie Brown (Western Bulldogs) were all traded.

Rene Caris, Madisen Maguire and Carly Remmos were delisted, while the inactive Denby Taylor has retired.

The Cats welcomed Demons duo Jackie Parry and Shelley Scott as part of the Ivey deal, former Geelong Falcon Ingrid Houtsma arrived in exchange for Williams, while Mikayla Bowen’s come across from West Coast.

Geelong will take picks 33, 42, 56, 67 and 85 to the AFLW Draft on June 29.

GEELONG AFLW RETURNING PLAYERS

Meghan McDonald (c), Nina Morrison, Julia Crockett-Grills, Georgie Rankin, Maddy Keryk, Chantel Emonson, Amy McDonald, Darcy Moloney, Kate Darby, Renee Garing, Olivia Fuller, Chloe Scheer, Georgia Clarke, Laura Gardiner, Zali Friswell, Rebecca Webster, Rachel Kearns, Maddy McMahon, Claudia Gunjaca, Annabel Johnson, Gabbi Featherston, Georgie Prespakis

  Image: Geelong AFLW midfielder Renee Garing. (Sports Media Image/Marcel Berens)

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[onlyexplorer]

Ukrainian war: British spend 'thousands of pounds' to help refugees get to UK | UK News

Ukrainian war: British spend ‘thousands of pounds’ to help refugees get to UK | UK News

“I am a patriot,” says Tony Kearne. “I just thought it was my opportunity to step in and help traumatized people. » “I’m too old to fight,” adds the 59-year-old. “So I want to do what’s best and help women and children who are in danger, while their husbands are struggling. » Tony and his girlfriend jumped at the chance to help Ukrainian refugees, enrolling in the government’s sponsorship program…

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[sesiondemadrugada]

The Lodgers (Brian O'Malley, 2017).

#the lodgers (2017) #brian o'malley #charlotte vega #eugene simon #richard kendrick #tony kearns #Joe Fallover #the lodgers

[genevieveetguy]

- I've actually had a bit of breakthrough with the game. I think I'd got bogged down before, but now I can see. - So you finally finished it? - Finished, delivered, everything. I'd been trying to give the player too much choice. So I just went back and stripped loads out. And now they've only got the illusion of free will, but really, I decide the ending. - And is it a happy ending? - I think so.

Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, David Slade (2018)

#David Slade #Charlie Brooker #Fionn Whitehead #Craig Parkinson #Alice Lowe #Asim Chaudhry #Will Poulter #Tallulah Haddon #Catriona Knox #Aaron Morton #Jake Polonsky #Brian Reitzell #Tony Kearns #2018

[leavemedejavu]

The choices of Bandersnatch

repost by twitter @ avengerscomic

#bandersnatch #black mirror #tv series #choices of bandersnatch #black mirror: bandersnatch (2018) #black mirror: bandersnatch #david slade #charlie brooker #fionn whitehead #aaron morton #jake polonsky #tony kearns #catrin meredydd #caroline harris #stefan butler #2018 #2019 #choices

[streamondemand]

Daniel Day-Lewis is 'Lincoln' on HBO Max

Daniel Day-Lewis is ‘Lincoln’ on HBO Max

Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln (2012), scripted by Tony Kushner, guided by Doris Kearns Goodwin’s book “A Team of Rivals,” ” casts a spotlight on one of the most important political actions in American history: passing the 13th Amendment to the American Constitution, which abolished slavery. In compelling detail, this film shows the art and craft of statesmanship, the need for Lincoln to get this…

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#2012 #Blu-ray #David Strathairn #Doris Kearns Goodwin #DVD #Hal Holbrook #HBO Max #Jackie Earle Haley #James Spader #John Hawkes #Joseph Gordon-Levitt #Lincoln #Sally Field #Steven Spielberg #Tommy Lee Jones #Tony Kushner #VOD

[guillotineman]

#Lincoln #Lincoln movie #Lincoln 2012 #Steven Spielberg #Spielberg #director #filmmaker #master #Doris Kearns Goodwin #Tony Kushner #Michael Kahn #Janusz Kaminski #Rick Carter #John Williams #Daniel Day-Lewis #Abraham Lincoln #Sally Field #Tommy Lee Jones #David Strathairn #Joseph Gordon-Levitt #biography #history #drama #BD #Blu-ray #Blu-ray Disc #movie #2012 #masterpiece #homecinema