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bellafemme · 9 months

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#fiona apple #harpers bazaar #magazine

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drewlyyours · 1 year

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HAPPY BELATED MOTHER’S DAY

to all the Nancy Drew characters who have lost their mothers.

We love you!

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grande-caps · 11 months

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The Good Doctor - Season 6 Quality : HD Screencaptures Amount : 21130 files Resolution : 1280x720px

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#the good doctor #thegooddoctoredit #freddie highmore #richard schiff #chuku modu #fiona gubelmann #hill harper #paige spara #capped by randomkiwibirds

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bonniehooper · 2 years

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Endless List of My Favorite TV Shows

The Good Doctor (2017 - Present)

#The Good Doctor #Freddie Highmore #Hill Harper #Richard Schiff #Will Yun Lee #Fiona Gubelmann #Christina Chang #Paige Spara #Bira Samone Henderson #Noah Galvin #Antonia Thomas #Nicholas Gonzalez #Endless List of My Favorite TV Shows #ELoMFTS

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bookschharming · 9 months

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#the dog share #Fiona gibson #avon books #harper collins #book review #book reviewing #book reviewers #book reading #romance novels #romance books

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simswcarebear · 2 years

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Happy Winterfest Year 2! Featuring David actually interacting with one of his kids!

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cursedcola · 11 months

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Prompt: What would they name their children? Characters: Everyone ;) Format: Headcannons Warning(s): None <3 A/N: Why? Because I like to name things. It's fun. Now I have them on record for when I choose to do any future AUs. I have synesthesia so these are inspired by the color I see when I hear a character's name. Also a reason to use my cute new headers.

Fem. leaning: Beatrice

Masc. leaning: Pierce

Fem. leaning: Donna

Masc. leaning: Mason

Fem. leaning: Elise

Masc. leaning: Jessie

Fem. leaning: Harper

Masc. leaning: Benjamin

Fem. leaning: Anne

Masc. leaning: Romeo

Fem. leaning: Rori

Masc. leaning: Asra

Fem. leaning: Petunia

Masc. leaning: Reese

Fem. leaning: Ginger

Masc. leaning: Easton

Fem. leaning: Piper

Masc. leaning: Sebastian

Fem. leaning: Hazel

Masc. leaning: Jasper

Fem. leaning: Maya

Masc. leaning: Mako

Fem. leaning: Ebony

Masc. leaning: Khalid

Fem. leaning: Isis

Masc. leaning: Anton

Fem. leaning: Violet

Masc. leaning: Felix

Fem. leaning: Odette

Masc. leaning: Markel

Fem. leaning: Clementine

Masc. leaning: Dieter

Fem. leaning: Clara

Masc. leaning: Atlas

Fem. leaning: Collette

Masc. leaning: Elias

Fem. leaning: Fiona

Masc. leaning: Silver Ren

Fem. leaning: Lilliana

Masc. leaning: Kai

Fem. leaning: Rosemary

Masc. leaning: Matthias

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thisnightissparkling089 · 2 months

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Chenford aside, the storyline I want to really see explored this season is Harper.

"I am an enigma wrapped in a badass riddle."

I love the way she describes herself😂 but I also want to see her trauma explored more deeply. Especially with this latest shooting and how it will affect her, and how James will take it. Obviously, this isn't the first time Harper has shot someone. Nolan said himself, "Harper has seen things that would give Freddy Krueger nightmares."

But I think Harper very much compartmentalizes the job. And out of all of them, I think she is the best at leaving work at the station and making sure she is present for her family when she is home.

Having said that, I think she internalizes a lot of it. And seeing how James was when Harper was trying to help the kidnapped boy and when she was trying to assist with Fiona Ryan's stalker, I think he's definitely going to have opinions on her killing this man, even though it was the right call and had to be done in order to save Lisa.

I know we're short on time this season, but I do hope we get to see some of this explored.

#the rookie #chenford #the rookie abc #nyla harper #mekia cox #thoughts on season six #s6 #becca rambles

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alldancersaretalented · 20 days

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Some Dancers at YAGP Finals:

Ballet Academy of Chapel Hill:

Tinsley Wallace (10)

Ballet Bloch Canada:

Keenan Mentzos (14)

Bayer Ballet:

Chloe Helimets (13)

Jaslyn Kwan (15)

Crystal Huang (15)

Amelia Chen (15)

Cary Ballet Conservatory:

Eric Poor (14)

Concept Pavielle:

Harper Anderson (11)

Club:

Harper Schwalb (10)

Bella Linman (10)

DanceLova:

Charlotte Pham (10)

DKCBA:

Summer Wellman (11)

June Freeman (13)

Kiera Sun (13)

Natalie Kulba (14)

Cayman Lee (14)

Clara Riggs (15)

Lyla Briggs (15)

Izzy Howard (16)

Aimee Choo (17)

Elite Classical Coaching:

Nicholas Du (11)

Angelina Tan (14)

Fort Lauderdale Youth Ballet:

Dylan Custodio (12)

Independent:

Emma Bassel (11)

Jun Lu:

Athena Hu (11)

Larkin:

Savannah Jackson (9)

Isabella Charnstrom (11)

Savannah Manzel (13)

MBA:

Ophelia Thiem (10)

Ellary Day Szyndlar (11)

Victoria Carrillo (11)

Tova Tustin (12)

Channing Dennis (14)

Sabrina Dorsey (15)

Lillian Rossman (15)

Gracie Kirkwood (16)

Chloe Hennessey (16)

Audrey Lyons (17)

Melanie McIntire (17)

Alecia Lucchesi (17)

Sofia Rutova (18)

Parker Rozzano-Keefe (18)

Tyler Cohen (18)

New Level:

Reese Braga (10)

Pittsburgh Ballet House:

Giada Reino (11)

Stars:

Santiago Sosa (13)

Studio 4:

Reese Ottney (11)

The Art of Classical Ballet:

Ashley Demi Otano (11)

Kya Massimino (13)

The Dallas Conservatory:

Maeve Olsen (9)

Georgia Reed (10)

Zoey Reese (12)

Tobias Weber (13)

The Rock:

Jillian Chapler (11)

Crystal Huang (15)

Yoko's:

Isabella Tjoe (13)

Fiona Wu (13)

Xtreme:

Blake Metcalf (13)

#dance #ballet #comp dancers #so excited

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wiltking · 4 months

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attempting to rank all my 2023 reads, because i dont really give ratings anymore, but still want to try to make sense of everything i read this year. there were a lot of great books, and this was really hard! this order doesn't speak to the objective quality of the books, but rather my personal enjoyment of them.

(5 stars) 1. Ariah by B.R. Sanders 2. A Book of Tongues by Gemma Files (reread) 3. Leech by Hiron Ennes 4. Point of Dreams by Melissa Scott 5. Point of Hopes by Melissa Scott 6. Ocean's Blood by Thelma Mantey (~4 stars) 7. Point of Sighs by Melissa Scott 8. The Stone Prince by Fiona Patton 9. The First Stone by Mark Anthony 10. Kissing Carrion by Gemma Files 11. Point of Knives by Melissa Scott 12. Fair's Point by Melissa Scott 13. Silent Reading by Priest 14. The Door into Shadow by Diane Duane 15. Aleksey's Kingdom by John Wiltshire 16. Obsidian Island by Arden Powell 17. Bound in Flesh: An Anthology of Trans Body Horror edited by Lor Gislason 18. Spring in Siberia by Artem Mozgovoy (~3 stars) 19. The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts 20. Revenant Gun by Yoon Ha Lee 21. The Master of Samar by Melissa Scott 22. Master of One by Dani Bennett and Jaida Jones 23. The Painter Knight by Fiona Patton 24. Chasing Cold by Stephen Graham King 25. Resistance by B.R. Sanders (~2 stars) 26. A Million Quiet Revolutions by Robin Gow 27. The Trans Space Octopus Congregation by Bogi Takács 28. Luck in the Shadows by Lynn Flewelling 29. Dreamer by Steven Harper 30. The Stark Divide by J. Scott Coatsworth 31. Steal the Sky by Megan E. O'Keefe 32. Fiorenzo by Sebastian Nothwell

DNFs: Seven Blades in Black by Sam Sykes The Darkness Outside Us by Eliot Schrefer

#coughs up blood #this was violent #book thoughts

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sapphicbookclub · 8 months

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Author Spotlight: Tamara Jerée

Check out this wonderful essay on sapphic, Black, paranormal romances from Tamara Jerée. Tamara is the author of The Fall That Saved Us, a current club read out today!

As writers, we often hear that we should write the book we want to read. For me, that’s meant writing into a niche that feels largely unacknowledged. The more descriptors I stack—sapphic, Black, paranormal, romance—the shorter the list of books becomes. Finding darker sapphic romance by and about lesbians of color is hard. Stepping into a bookstore, I often feel like there is still a narrow range within which the publishing industry will allow us to exist. Readers don’t seek out our books in the same ways. Especially when compared to the diverse range of literary experiences for white women, I feel the lack.

I can immediately think of a few adult titles that fit into the Black sapphic paranormal romance genre. There’s Darknesses by Lachelle Seville, a romance featuring a sapphic Dracula. I was excited to find that Fiona Zedde, whose contemporary romances kept popping up as a recommendation for me, also writes paranormal romance. Every Dark Desire is the first in her vampire series. (If you’re interested in a comprehensive list, Tuesday Harper maintains a searchable database of Black WLW books here. I stumbled upon some new titles for my TBR!)

In lieu of paranormal romance, I often find myself reaching for sapphic horror to fill out my moody reading list. The Wicked and the Willing by Lianyu Tan is an F/F erotic horror novel set in Singapore that follows a maidservant and her vampire mistress. House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson is a gothic horror novel that doesn’t call its vampires vampires but nevertheless satisfied my need for bloody, brooding sapphics.

I’m compelled by erotic horror—and horror that winks at the erotic—because it confronts our personal and cultural fears and, in doing so, leaves us with nothing more to be scared of. Here, look at our depth and ugliness and resilience and strange pleasures. Ultimately, look at how we survived. Those darker elements influence all my work. I want the catharsis of safely staring down weird and terrible things. When combined with the structure of romance, the guaranteed HEA reassures. Maybe you’ve been through a long night, but you deserve happiness.

I want to talk about the first novel in the Black lesbian paranormal genre that ever made me feel seen as a writer, the one that sank its teeth into me and made me think this is possible; this is where my work wants to be. Published in 1991, The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez follows a queer Black vampire through the antebellum era and into the present before casting her and her chosen family into a speculative future. The novel isn’t a romance, but it does catalogue Gilda’s lovers through the ages—who she chooses to bring into immortal life and how they care for each other in a hostile world.

In the introduction, Gomez discusses how nervous she was about the book because lesbians in her community were skeptical of the rep. Attaching something taboo like vampirism to a Black lesbian protagonist? It was risky. Their concerns remind me so much of the debate in queer circles today over what depictions of ourselves and our communities are proper. We worry about writing people like us as villains or monsters because it would give fuel to hegemonic perspectives that are already eager to see us as deviant and evil.

As one of those readers and writers who finds power in reclaiming the monster, of being an antagonist to an unjust society, I’m thankful for Gilda. And I’m so glad Gomez took the risk. It’s empowered me as a Black lesbian writing romance that confronts heavy themes of mental illness and healing from abuse through a paranormal and fantastic lens. In my debut novel The Fall That Saved Us, Avitue—the succubus love interest—is an unrepentant villain, a sexy bad girl unafraid to show her teeth to a world that’s hurt her. She’s a monster because others have said so, and she wears the title as a badge of honor. The main character Cassiel, however, views Avitue as a savior—from her scarred past and a stagnant present.

The Gilda Stories expanded for me what we can be and do. There’s an infinite number of Black stories we can tell. Black people can be anything we want, including the hot lady monster who gets the girl.

#booklr #wlw books #lgbt books #book recs #sapphic books #diverse books #guest post #the fall that saved us #black sapphic paranormal romance #fantasy

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artisticlegshake · 10 months

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THE DANCE AWARDS LAS VEGAS RESULTS 2023

JUNIOR SOLOS:

1st Fiona Wu - YOKO’S JP!

2nd Savannah Manzel - LARKIN JP!

3rd Keelyn Jones - DANCEOLOGY JP!

4th Ava Ding - YOKO’S JP!

4th Kelsie Jacobson - LARKIN JP!

5th Aria Du - YOKO’S JP!

5th Violet Schwarz - CSPAS JP!

6th Peyton Szuberla - DANCEOLOGY JP!

6th Isabella Tjoe - YOKO’S JP!

7th Fiona Sartain - DANCEOLOGY JP!

7th Kylie Lawrence - CSPAS JP!

8th Tiara Sherman - THE ROCK JP!

8th Daphnie Braun - LARKIN JP!

8th Savannah Gilliam - CSPAS JP!

9th Harper Ducale - HYPE JP!

10th Hannah Bozer - CLUB JP!

10th Evelyn Lee - DANCEOLOGY JP!

10th Channing Embry - NEXT STEP JP!

10th Kai Toves - PAS DE DEUX HAWAII JP!

10th Iris Chan - YOKO’S JP!

10th Alexis Alvarez - CLUB JP!

10th Joy Lin - YOKO’S JP!

10th Ingrid Wirtz - LARKIN JP!

10th Reagan Francis - DANCEOLOGY JP!

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evolvingsidekick · 20 days

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Some Yagp finals

Chloe Hennessy (16): Swanhilda; Grateful Bond

Crystal Huang (15): Gulnara; Valse Masquerade

Ellary Day Szyndlar (11): Paquita; Weeping (yayy I love this one)

Fiona Wu (13): Awakening of Flora; Broken Bow

Harper Anderson (11): Medora; Instrospection

Harper Schwalb (10): Fairy Doll; Gilded Swan

Isabella Charnstrom (11): Scarlett Sonata

Isabella Howard (16): Etudes; Over it, Scene

Isabella Tjoe (13): Paquita; Song of the Black Swan

Kiera Sun (13): Aurora Act III; Mist

Kya Massimino (13): Kitri Act III; 24

Melanie Mccintire (17): Etudes; Beyond the Mirage

Reese Braga (10): Le Matin

Savannah Jackson (9): 3rd Odalisque; Recall Your Face

Savannah Manzel (13): Concerto; Gamzatti

Victoria Carrillo (11): Queen of Dryads; Lux Aeterna

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grande-caps · 1 year

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The Good Doctor - Season 5 Quality : HD Screencaptures Amount : 17127 files Resolution : 1280x720px

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#the good doctor #thegoodoctoredit #freddie highmore #hill harper #richard schiff #will yun lee #fiona gubelmann #paige spara #capped by randomkiwibirds

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missdreamalot · 1 day

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“The world’s male chivalry has perished out, but women are knights-errant to the last; and, if Cervantes had been greater still, he had made his Don a Donna.”

- Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Emma Thompson photographed by Annie Leibovitz for Vanity Fair, 1995.

Ella Hattan c. 1885, better known by 'La Jaguarina,' is regarded as one of the greatest swordswomen of the 19th century.

"She had, for years, defeated just about every male opponent she could find, usually with broadswords on horseback."

Morfydd Clark as Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (2022).

"Beautiful she is, sir! Lovely! Sometimes like a great tree in flower, sometimes like a white daffadowndilly, small and slender like. Hard as di'monds, soft as moonlight. Warm as sunlight, cold as frost in the stars. Proud and far-off as a snow-mountain, and as merry as any lass I ever saw with daisies in her hair in spring-time. … But perhaps you could call her perilous because she’s so strong in herself. You, you could dash yourself to pieces on her, like a ship on a rock, or drown yourself, like a Hobbit in a river. But neither rock nor river would be to blame." - The Two Towers, J.R.R. Tolkien

Lorde photographed by Perou, 2017.

"I'm little, but I'm coming for the crown." - Still Sane, Lorde

Mia Wasikowska for Alice In Wonderland (2010).

"It's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." - Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll

Cate Blanchett as Elizabeth I in Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007).

"Though the sex to which I belong is considered weak you will nevertheless find me a rock that bends to no wind." - Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603)

Fiona Apple photographed by Joe McNally, 1997.

This mind, this body and this voice cannot be stifled by your deviant ways. So don't forget what I told you; don't come around, I got my own hell to raise. - Sleep to Dream, Fiona Apple

Florence Welch

I need my golden crown of sorrow My bloody sword to swing My empty halls to echo with grand self-mythology I am no mother, I am no bride, I am king - King, Florence & The Machine

Joan of Arc by John Gilbert (1817–1897) c. 1876.

"She was truthful when lying was the common speech of men; she was honest when honest was become a lost virtue; she was a keeper of promises when the keeping of a promise was expected of no one; ...she was full of pity when a merciless cruelty was the rule; she was steadfast when stability was unknown, and honorable in an age which had forgotten what honor was; she was a rock of convictions in a time when men believed in nothing and scoffed at all things; she was unfailingly true in an age that was false to the core; ... she was of a dauntless courage when hope and courage had perished in the hearts of her nation..." - Mark Twain, Joan of Arc

Monica Vitti in La cintura di castità (1967).

Natalia Vodianova photographed by Michelangelo Di Battista for Harpers Bazaar UK, 2010.

Kate Bush photographed by Adrian Boot, 1980.

Only tragedy allows the release Of love and grief never normally seen. I didn't want to let them see me weep, I didn't want to let them see me weak, But I know I have shown That I stand at the gates alone. - All The Love, Kate Bush

#knight errants #emma thompson #ella hattan #morfydd clark #lorde #mia wasikowska #cate blanchett #fiona apple #florence welch #joan of arc #monica vitti #natalia vodianova #kate bush

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sentintheclowns · 22 days

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I know there is no schedule but who are you looking forward to watching at YAGP Finals? If they are streaming?

they are streaming classical and pas de deux!

i'm looking forward to watching harper anderson, harper schwalb, ellary day, bella charnstrom, savannah manzel, savannah jackson, kya massimino, crystal huang, izzy howard, kennedy kahler, katarina carney, kiera sun, & fiona wu! so excited!

some of these are assumptions as to who was invited/going!

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