Red Right Hand (2024) Review

Cash is attempting to live a nice quiet life with his brother and niece but when Big Cat wants him back on her services he doesn’t have a choice to try and protect those he loves. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Red Right Hand (2024) Review

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Don’t know if you know the name Marc Scott Zicree. He’s probably the best expert on Twilight Zone and Rod Serling after Anne Serling. He’s also written for Babylon 5, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: DS9, Sliders, etc. 

He created a new independent sci-fi show called Space Command. It’s rather silly, the effects aren’t great, but they do have some fun stars from some of the shows he’s worked on - like Bill Mumy (Twilight Zone, Lost in Space), Nichelle Nichols (Star Trek TOS), Doug Jones (Star Trek Discovery, Crimson Peak, Pan's Labyrinth, so much more), Bruce Boxleitner (Babylon 5), Bob Picardo (Star Trek VOY) and Armin Shimerman (Star Trek DS9)!

He’s doing a kickstarter for another season of this show. Only a few days left and VERY close to the goal!

It’s reminiscent of the 90s sci-fi in the 90s, and although it is certainly not high budget, the story is interesting and it's quite nice seeing all the familiar faces.

First episode , Redemtion, is here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG_mSObcWrE

If you like it, check out the kickstarter.

And Marc has said in his youtube lives that he's definitely interested in finding digital artists!

Doom Patrol | Final Season Trailer

Superhero movies and shows are enjoying a golden era, and Doom Patrol is one of the most popular and unusual shows. Most of the characters were not familiar to many when the show debuted in 2019. But the weird comedy about a found family of misfits was immediately successful and got a 96 on Rotten Tomatoes. The majority of the show’s inspiration is drawn from Grant Morrison‘s run on the series…

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SLYTHERINS

THE DANCE AWARDS ORLANDO RESULTS 2023

JP! awards that didn’t place in the top 10 Junior Solos:

Sadie Wen - CDC JP!

Karina Schilling - ARTISTIC EDGE JP!

Madeleine Shen - NORTHPOINTE JP!

Ryder Rosaasen - WESTCHESTER JP!

Grayson Niemczyk - CDC JP!

Addison Leibowitz - WESTCHESTER JP!

Chloe Greenfield - CDC JP!

Crystal Fu - WESTCHESTER JP!

Khloe Jenkins - RHYTHM JP!

Alexandra Mederos - STARS JP!

Jaya Campagna-Terrell - VLAD’S JP!

Cora Wunder - RHYTHM JP!

Sophie Kellner - STARS JP!

Alex Cruz - VLAD’S JP!

Bianca Rebellato - VLAD’S JP!

Ellerie Cox - SOUTHERN STRUTT JP!

Savea Erickson - WOODBURY JP!

Eden Hardy - WOODBURY JP!

Vivie Strickland - SOUTHERN STRUTT JP!

Isabella Shortridge - UPSTATE CAROLINA JP!

Ella Hooley - WOODBURY JP!

Layla Karadchy - SOUTHERN STRUTT JP!

Emily Jungmann - WOODBURY JP!

Lillian Finley - UPSTATE CAROLINA JP!

Adriana Rhame - SOUTHERN STRUTT JP!

Taylor Rivers - SOUTHERN STRUTT JP!

Miley Mattey - 3’ N MOTION JP!

Molly McDowell - G-FORCE JP!

Peyton Robinson - DANCE UNLIMITED JP!

Adrienne Pazos - MIAMI DANCE COMPANY JP!

Savy Luechtefeld - CAROLINA COLLECTIVE JP!

Berkeley Scifres - P21 JP!

Naomi Dickie - PDA JP!

Desa Jankes - NEW LEVEL JP!

Ava Anderson - ROCKSTAR JP!

Aliette Valdes - DANCE UNLIMITED JP!

Isabella Keller - STUDIO 412 JP!

Reagan Hess - NEW LEVEL JP!

Layla Alvarez - DANCE UNLIMITED JP!

Cali Cassidy - P21 JP!

Chloe Mirabal - P21 JP!

Ava Alaimo - THE NINE JP!

Alexia Perri - THE NINE JP!

Jillian Mahan - P21 JP!

Aubrey Scaggs - EVOLVE JP!

Bristyn Scifres - P21 JP!

Mia Jorge - THE NINE JP!

Violet McGuire - THE VISION JP!

Zoey Williams - EVOLVE JP!

Ethan Ferrante - THE NINE JP!

Peyton Hertzig - EVOLVE JP!

Julia Amato - THE VISION JP!

Ruby Arnold - TRUE DANCE JP!

Ella Dobler - NEW LEVEL JP!

Congratulations to all of our recent graduates, who are receiving entrance scholarships this week in UCD:

Academic High Achievers

Sam Benner, Sam Berman, Matthew Collins, James Cunningham, Andrew Dillon, Francis Fagan, Rian Fagan, Ethan Garvey, Jake Greally, Hugh Kearney, Enda Kickham, Cormac Lascurain O’Kelly, Sean Lyons, Lorcan Martin, Alexander McConnell, Matthew McDowell, Alex Murphy, Torin Murray, Matthew O’Connor, David O’Toole, Daniel O'Sullivan, Conor Reynolds, Colm Shortt, Finn Sisk, Richard Tobin, Robert Walsh.

Cothrom na Féinne Scholars

James Aketch, Dylan Flood

Symphony Orchestra Scholar

Jia Wang

Manchester Orchestra – “No Rule”

Manchester Orchestra have shared the new song “No Rule.” Manchester Orchestra today released their dynamic and urgent new single “No Rule,” an undulating and layered anthem that twists, turns, and blooms across its 5:20 runtime. Initially begun during the recording sessions of their acclaimed 2021 album The Million Masks of God (Loma Vista Recordings), “No Rule” was produced by Manchester Orchestra’s lead songwriting duo of Andy Hull and Robert McDowell, together with Catherine Marks (PJ Harvey, The Killers) and Ethan Gruska (Phoebe Bridgers). Hull explains: “We are very proud to release our new song ‘No Rule’ into the world. Written and worked on during the Million Masks sessions, this brave soul took a little longer to cook than the rest. We hope you enjoy. All Love. M.O.” Following a packed summer tour that saw them play across various festivals—including Lollapalooza, Firefly, Austin City Limits, When We Were Young, and more—the band of Hull, McDowell, Tim Very, and Andy Prince will play a week of fall headlining shows leading up to their 12th annual hometown festival ‘The Stuffing’ at Atlanta's Fox Theatre on November 18th. The Thanksgiving concert will feature additional performances by Julien Baker, Lunar Vacation, Joy Oladokun, Petey, and Leah, and the band has also partnered with local Atlanta non-profit Umi Feeds for the event. Umi Feeds is helping those in need by collecting healthy canned and other non-perishable food items to support the Umi Feeds Food Pantry, which directly benefits Atlanta’s Sylvan Middle School. Requested items can be dropped off at the Fox Theatre during the Nov. 18 concert; a full list of recommended donation items is available on the Fox Theatre’s event page atfoxtheatre.org/thestuffing. Named one of 2021's Best Albums of the Year by Consequence, Brooklyn Vegan, and FLOOD Magazine, among others, The Million Masks of God earned additional acclaim and features from Stereogum, NPR Music, Uproxx, SPIN, and more. The album's lead single "Bed Head" rose to chart as the band’s latest #2 AAA and Top 20 Alternative radio hit, and ranked as one of “​Public Radio's Most Popular Songs Of 2021” at NPR Music. Notable performances of “Bed Head” include for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s#PlayAtHome series, CBS This Morning: Saturday Sessions, WXPN World Cafe, WNYCNew Sounds, and Comedy Bang Bang’s 12th anniversary special. In 2021, the band also released “Never Ending,” their contribution to the Dark Nights: Death Metal Soundtrackexecutive produced by Tyler Bates (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Watchmen,” “John Wick”), and Christmas Songs Vol. 1, a holiday album featuring covers of six seasonal classics. The morning of The Stuffing, the band shared The Million Masks of God: The Remixes, featuring inventive reimaginings of their songs by Local Natives, Dirty Projectors, Lucius, and more.  --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/news/manchester-orchestra-no-rule/

Way | The Summer Item

Way | The Summer Item

CHARLESTON — Kristen Ashleigh Hubbard and Ethan Foster Lane, both of Mount Pleasant, were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, August 6, 2022 at St. Luke’s Chapel on the campus of Medical University of South Carolina. Reverend Joseph Kirkland Carlisle officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawrence Hubbard of Manning and is the granddaughter of Mrs. James McDowell DuRant of Manning and…

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Bad movie I have Doom Patrol 2019

Space Command Series Compilation Trailer #1

Here is the not-so extensive relationship chart for my HL AU: A THREAD

Do note these are all my headcanons FOR MY OWN AU!!! which has nothing to do with the game's story.

Seperated the categories to make it easier to read:

1. FRIENDS

2.CRUSH

3. BEST FRIENDS

4. RELATED

5. CHILDHOOD FRIENDS

6. IN LOVE

7. DATING

8. DISLIKE / LOVE-HATE

Closest friends from each houses for each of my OCs

This is a chart for the beginning of my story where Oliver and Manon just got transferred for their 5th year. Some relations will change as the story evolve. I don't think I'll ever develop anything other than my ship in detail though, so don't expect any more from me LMAO

Which is why i didn't add Leander to Oliver's closest gryffindors friends. They're both very shy around each other at the very beginning. It took a while for them to warm up to each other, mostly because Oliver had no problem kissing his friends good morning but could never do the same with Leander, which lead to a lilttle misunderstanding where Leander thought Oliver simply did not like him... Imelda resolved that misunderstanding REAL QUICK.

Also, my sebinis comic also takes place in that same AU. just so you know

If you have any questions, feel free to ask! I may not have all the answers though, as i may have pulled some stuff out of my ass last minute

UPDATING because i messed up mary's closest friends, i forgot crick :^( also here's a much more accurate friends chart for mary because... everyone's friends with mary. mary's everyone's friend

Watch Pact With the Devil on Tubi TV: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tubitv&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dandroid-sharing-amazon-giveaway%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_source%3Dandroid-social%26utm_content%3D42858005

Modern take from Oscar Wilde's Dorian. 2004

2022

key ↻ = re-read ☞ = continuing (started previously) ✑ = for school ➢ = reading to ellum  ✏︎ = from the library  ☏ = others recommended and/or gifted to me

- measuring eternity: the search for the beginning of time by martin gorst - the holy bible (the revised standard version) - stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers by mary roach - the primeval atom: an essay on cosmogony by canon georges lemaître, trans. betty h. and serge a. koroff - ✑ the land ethic by aldo leopold - cyrano de bergerac by edmond rostand, trans. gladys thomas and mary f. guillemard - ↻ cyrano de bergerac by edmond rostand, trans. brian hooker - quantum leap: the novel by ashley mcconnell - deadeye dick by kurt vonnegut - the bean trees by barbara kingsolver - colossus by d. f. jones - war with the newts by karel čapek - ☏ animal dreams by barbara kingsolver - voices from chernobyl by svetlana alexievich, trans. keith gessen - love like water, love like fire by mikhail iossel  - cod: a biography of the fish that changed the world by mark kurlansky - the lathe of heaven by ursula k. le guin - ☞ special topics in calamity physics by marisha pessl - winter count by barry holstun lopez - galápagos by kurt vonnegut - the house of the seven gables by nathaniel hawthorne - the year of magical thinking by joan didion - ✑ modern architecture since 1900 by william j. r. curtis - ✑ introduction to recreation services: sustainability for a changing world by   karla a. henderson - ☏ the member of the wedding by carson mccullers - giovanni's room by james baldwin - the autobiography of f.b.i. special agent dale cooper: my life, my tapes by scott frost - the making of the atomic bomb by richard rhodes - too close for comfort by ashley mcconnell - isaac newton by james gleick - the myth of sisyphus by albert camus - the cosmic connection: an extraterrestrial perspective by carl sagan - starfleet academy by mike johnson and ryan parrott - time, love, memory: a great biologist and his quest for the origins of behavior by jonathan weiner - alaska bear tales by larry kaniut - the glass menagerie by tennessee williams  - ☞ waiting for godot by samuel beckett  - ☏ the tin drum by günter wilhelms grass - ☞ nine stories by j. d. salinger  - from both sides now: the poetry of the vietnam war and its aftermath, edited by phillip mahony - brave new world by aldous huxley - ➢ stuart little by e. b. white  - ➢ the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe by c. s. lewis - uncle tungsten: memories of a chemical boyhood by oliver sacks - hope: entertainer of the century by richard zoglin - my brief history by stephen hawking - ☞ solar perplexus by dean young - the omnivore's dilemma by michael pollan - ☞ log three by alan dean foster - the last thing he wanted by joan didion - still foolin’ em’ by billy crystal - kitchen confidential: adventures in the culinary underbelly by anthony bourdain - broken bow by diane carey - ☞ for the relief of unbearable urges by nathan englander - star trek: the motion picture: a novel by gene roddenberry - my incredibly wonderful, miserable life by adam nimoy - i am not spock by leonard nimoy - gentleman: the william powell story by charles francisco - myrna loy: being and becoming by myrna loy and james kotsilibas-davis - joy of cooking (6th edition, december 1986) by irma s. rombauer and marion rombauer - pulitzer: a life in politics, print, and power by james mcgrath morris - the sea by john banville - the all-new, all-purpose joy of cooking (7th edition, january 1997) by irma s. rombauer, marion rombauer, and ethan becker - ✏︎ the anatomist: a true story of gray’s anatomy by bill hayes - ✏︎ natural history by carlos fonseca, trans. megan mcdowell - ✏︎ the lamb's war by jan de hartog - ✑ evolution (second edition) by carl t. bergstrom and lee alan dugatkin - ✑ your inner fish: a journey into the 3.5-billion-year history of the human body by neil shubin - ✑ interactive general chemistry by jessica white, brian anderson, brandon green, and mildred hall - ✑ ecology (eighth edition) by manuel c. molles jr. and anna sher simon - ✏︎ the sirens of mars: searching for life on another world by sarah stewart johnson  - ↻ the man who mistook his wife for a hat and other clinical tales by oliver sacks - letters to véra by vladimir nabokov, trans. olga voronina and brian boyd - ✏︎ the history of tom jones: a foundling by henry fielding, illustrated by t. m. cleland - cactus hotel by brenda z. guiberson, illustrated by megan lloyd - ✏︎ tinkers by paul harding - ✏︎ the life and death of peter sellers by roger lewis - ✏︎ swamplands: tundra beavers, quaking bogs, and the improbable world of peat by edward struzik - ✏︎ far from the madding crowd by thomas hardy - a short history of nearly everything by bill bryson - the swamp: the everglades, florida, and the politics of paradise by michael grunwald - life signs: the biology of star trek by susan and robert jenkins -  ✏︎ dinner with dimaggio: memories of an american hero by dr. rock positano and john positano -  ☏ displacement by kiku hughes - reverence for life: an anthology of selected writings by albert schweitzer, edited by thomas kiernan - dean & me: a love story by jerry lewis and james kaplan  - steps in time: an autobiography by fred astaire  - seven brief lessons on physics by carlo rovelli, trans. simon carnell and erica segre - behaving as if the god in all life mattered: a new age ecology by machaelle small wright - ✏︎ leonard cohen: the mystical roots of genius by harry freedman - ✏︎ baggage: tales from a fully packed life by alan cumming - ✏︎ paul simon: the life by robert hilburn - ☞ masters of sex: the life and times of william masters and virginia johnson, the couple who taught america how to love by thomas maier - ✏︎ the flame: poems, notebooks, lyrics, drawings by leonard cohen, edited by robert faggen and alexandra pleshoyano - ✏︎ book of longing by leonard cohen - ✏︎ stranger music: selected poems and songs by leonard cohen - ☏ the beginning place by ursula k. le guin - selected poems by octavio paz, trans. g. aroul, elizabeth bishop, paul blackburn, lysander kemp, denise levertov, muriel rukeyser, mark strand, charles tomlinson, william carlos williams, monique fong wust, and the editor (eliot weinberger) - averno by louise glück - dance for two: selected essays by alan lightman - ✏︎ dostoevsky: a writer in his time by joseph frank - from sawdust to stardust: the biography of deforest kelley, star trek's dr. mccoy by terry lee rioux - ☏ the dead romantics by ashley poston - ✑ experimental writing: a guide and anthology by will cordiero and lawrence lenhart  - ☏ lessons in chemistry: a novel by bonnie garmus - ✏︎ eels: an exploration, from new zealand to the sargasso, of the world’s most mysterious fish by james prosek

The One I Love: A Horror Story

I'm neurotic, inquisitive to the point of annoyance, self-righteous. I am the type of person who Googles how a magic trick is done, and before each movie, I go to Wikipedia, because I hate surprises. I'm that person in the movie theaters whose face is bathed in ghoulish blue light because she just has to check what happens next.

In contrast, my husband doesn't articulate his 2000 worries. He thinks the best of people, is incredibly generous, and enjoys a little mystery. He doesn't like when I Google movies we're about to watch, wrestles the phone out of my hands and puts it away. And yeah, he makes that "whoa" face when watching a magic trick.

If the plot of The One I Love happened to us, I'm pretty sure I'd come out on the losing end. Because I have a lot more to improve on than he does, and, well, we saw what happened to Ethan. Charlie McDowell's directorial debut has a fascinating premise that quickly turns sour to the point that you want to claw your way out of the experience. But like gory accidents, you can't look away, even if (like in my case) you know how it ends.

Sophie (Elisabeth Moss) and Ethan (Mark Duplass) are married, but he's neurotic and self-righteous and takes the fun out of magic tricks. His idea of fun is recreating past happy experiences because he has limited imagination, as depicted by the aforementioned over-explaining of magic tricks. Somewhere along the way, he has the gall to cheat on her, and of course she doesn't take it kindly; in fact she doesn't take anything kindly after that, not even the therapy they go to or Ethan's recreation of the night they met. She seems like a starry-eyed believer in magic, and Ethan is just an unimaginative warm body sleeping beside her. As a last-ditch effort to save their marriage, they go to a vacation house that their therapist, Michael from the Bad Place, recommends them. Oh no, Ethan and Sophie. You should never make deals with the devil.

They spend a weekend at the estate, reinvigorated by the greenery and Designer Home interiors. They have a good night together, but shit hits the fan when they discover exact replicas of them in the guest house next door. Well, exact, but better.

On the surface, Sophie 1's actions are understandable given Ethan 1's past infidelity. Ethan 2 is a little more in tune with his emotions, a little more engaging, a little more tolerant with not knowing how or why. He doesn't ask 200 questions, but says what Sophie 1 wants to hear. Who wouldn't want a romanticized, spruced-up version of the man you fell in love with, right? But isn't that what love is, sticking with each other, warts and all?

Sophie 2 isn't much better, but at least she's loyal. She sticks it up to Sophie 1 in the most satisfying scene by the dishwasher, even if it doesn't work because Sophie 1's head remains stuck up in her ass. But Sophie 2 loves Ethan 2 and is willing to be trapped in the guest house forever if it meant being together with him than with neurotic Ethan 1. I feel bad for Ethan 1, he's got two Sophies and not one of them want him.

The One I Love is a claustrophobic horror story that forces you to examine yourself and your relationships. How far are you willing to accept your partner, and how much effort are you willing to make to keep him? If you had the chance to change him, will you? In an alternate universe, will you choose an idealized representation of your spouse? Is this something I can Google, because I'm really itching to.