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I don't know why my brain is like this, but if it works, it works.
#my brain is weird#project diva#project diva x#vocaloid meme#vocaloid#alice in new york#alice in ny#gumi#kamui gakupo#camui gackpo#ia#hitoshizuku x yama#suzunosuke
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Drawing a Vocaloid song everyday during November day 18: Alice in NY
#vocaloid#kagamine twins#kagamine rin#kagamine len#alice in ny#alice in new york#hitoshizuku x yama#hitoshizuku p#yama p
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As our conversation ended, I asked both men where they’d like their characters to be in 20 years.
“The hope would certainly be that they’re still together,” Connor said softly, looking at Locke as if to get approval.
“I think they would be,” Locke replied, glancing back.
“They’re meant for each other,” Connor said.
“They’d have some children, a family,” Locke said.
“Happy would be nice,” Connor said.
“Yeah,” Locke said, again with that grin. “Just happy.”
KIT CONNOR & JOE LOCKE - The New York Times | July 2023
#heartstopper#kit connor#joe locke#nick nelson#charlie spring#nick and charlie#nick x charlie#narlie#alice oseman#the new york times#heartstopper edit#heartstopper netflix#netflix#dailylgbt#lgbtq love#heartstopper tv
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Alice Hirsh, Under the 59th Street Bridge, 1930. Oil on board.
Photo: Invaluable Auctions
#vintage New York#1930s#Alice Hirsh#painting#oil painting#Queensboro Bridge#59th St. Bridge#impressionism#NY art
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Sophie, 24
“I am wearing a mix of brands — a Staud top, Alice and Olivia skirt, Dr. Martens, and a Wandler bag. I’m always really drawn to bright colors, particularly on rainy days, and am obsessed with experimental textures and often play with over-the-top femininity. Most of all, I love wearing pieces with stories… whether that’s when or how I got it, what I’ve worn it to, or who had it before I did. I think pieces should feel emotional to the wearer in some way, and I have fun mix and matching those stories to create new ones.”
Sep 10, 2023 ∙ Chelsea
#nyc looks#street style#new york#street fashion#style#outfit#fashion week#staud#wandler#alice and olivia
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#80s bands#80s metal#80s music#80s glam#80s rock#power metal#bret michaels#dee snider#paul stanley#michael monroe#alice cooper#hanoi rocks#twisted sister#tigertailz#kiss band#new york dolls#hair metal#bighair
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New York Film Festival 2023:
La Chimera (Alice Rohrwacher), 2023
#films#movies#stills#La Chimera#Alice Rohrwacher#women directors#Josh O'Connor#Italian#2020s#NYFF#NYFF61#New York Film Festival#seen in 2023
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Leni Klum at Alice + Olivia Spring 2024 Ready To Wear Presentation during New York Fashion Week
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Joe and Kit for New York Times! Great shot! 🍂🍂
Also a single shot of Kit 🍂
Taken by Victoria Will. If I find the original source I will post it here!
#heartstopper#kit connor#joe locke#nick nelson#charlie spring#nick and charlie#alice oseman#New York times
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Synecdoche, New York / Okaeri Alice / Hisashi Eguchi, Mangaka (Stop!! Hibari-kun!)
#synecdoche new york#okaeri alice#welcome back alice#stop hibari kun#eva rambles#web weave#ww#some thoughts me and a friend have been having
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Layne Staley at soundcheck prior to the unplugged concert at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Majestic Theatre in NY on April 10, 1996.
#Layne#alice in chains#mtv unplugged#90's#90s#1996#April 10#1996.#Brooklyn Academy of Music's Majestic Theatre#NYC#new york#NY#layne staley#Layne Thomas Staley#Layne Staley
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Why I love him
#alice by heart#colton ryan#broadway#dear evan hansen#alfred hallam#musical#girl from the north country#the girl from plainville#musical theatre#new york new york
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LIPSTICK KILLERS; a comic strip from KERRANG's MEGA METAL 1989 Glam Rock Special Edition
#80s bands#80s#kerrang#1981#poison#poison band#bret michaels#twisted sister#new york dolls#tigertailz#kiss#paul stanley#trick or treat 1986#sammi curr#wrathchild#hanoi rocks#alice cooper#glam metal#hair metal#heavy metal#metalhead#metal archives#st jaimz
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April 3, 2022.
It takes a good two months before a year starts to pick up for me. The first big win was in the final frigid day of February when I decided to take the train to Greenpoint’s Academy Annex for some records; the first stop of what would be an amazing record-store victory tour. Then arrived March. I drove four miles to the shopping mall to look for leather jackets when I discovered a new retro- video arcade opened up. Within a few days I walk in and spent the entire day re-living my Atari / Nintendo / SNES youth. Those eight hours were a thoroughly exhaustive one. I saw games which I threw many rolls of quarters into, to others I only read about and fantasized even seeing up until then. The original Super Mario Bros. cabinet, The Neo Geo MVS, Outrun, R-Type, Taito’s Superman, Atari’s Star Wars. Most of every great moment of my youth spent in delis, card stores, ice cream parlors, long-gone restaurants, and amusement parks were now all in one room.
Good thing I went because my all-time favorite ginger April* made a rare appearance in my store and I had to tell her about it. She came in to buy some A/V components like she always does and we spent a good ten minutes catching up on everything. April was a fangirl and a hardcore gamer of all formats so I had to share the wealth of news with her. Too late. She already went. Still, every visit from her counted as she was the cutest thing of pale skin, glasses, and Irish ancestry I ever seen.
I had another holiday spent with my Coney Island family. My aunt invited me to her daughter’s house in East Meadow for Easter where they, her aggressive right-wing country-music loving Trump supporter sons, her sister, and all the offspring you could think of would be there. A great four hours were had coloring eggs, watching Disney’s Encanto on the big screen, and an endless feast of Italian food were laid out for all to gorge ourselves to death. Blessings were counted and they were enough to cash them in for a bright sunny Sunday. I also enjoyed the hour-long drive from East Meadow through Rt. 27 all the way home.
In between all this was a major event I was chasing for a while. It would be nice to attend a Boy Harsher show and they’ve been making the rounds in New York City quite often. I jumped at the opportunity to purchase tickets after their Halloween show and ultimately got them - only for January show to be postponed. Blame the COVID- omicron for it. But Jae & Augustus pushed it back to April and this time nothing was stopping them from performing nor anyone attending The Music Hall Of Williamsburg.
I learned that it was a two-hour ride each way from my line to Penn Station and back due to transfers at the Jamaica Station. Not good as I had to work a 10AM shift. This time, I opted to drive out to the Babylon stop for a direct line to Manhattan and back for fifty-five minutes each. I went up the stairs and waited only a few minutes before the train arrived on an elevated platform. Nothing special about the train ride on a cloudy mid-50* weather. The show, however, was a whole other story. Everyone enjoyed the opener Twin Tribes and the headlining Boy Harsher hands-down to great fanfare. I couldn’t have waited in line to get some merch- as, once again, someone had to ride home for tomorrow’s payday.
I reversed the path from The Music Hall- by taking the L and ½/3 line back to Penn Station. It just so happened that I missed my train home by three minutes and it cost me an hour more before the next one came in. As I mentioned before, no transfers. Just a direct line from Penn Station back to Babylon where the double-decker cars awaited us. A nice surprise for me sitting in the seats above to contemplate my next major win: Sacred Bones’ 15th anniversary show. It could only get better.
Fifteen years ago from this month, a new concept was born. I purchased a 30GB iPod Classic through a ‘friend’ of mine at WUSB. Since then, I loaded all of my music into it and took it through many train rides. The iPod Classic has retired in favor of my iPhone SE. What once became a distraction has now been an auditioning process for future Omega WUSB shows and seasonal personal playlists. Nothing is off limits. Noise, backpacker, jazz, fusion, shoegaze, noise rock, post-punk, electronics, hardcore - everything. Everything I discover gets played in hopes of either being featured or forever a part of me. With a near endless plethora of outlets, mutuals, and other ways of obtaining music, there’s almost never a moment of silence outside of work or sleep.
Congotronics International: “Where’s The One”
MoE: “Beautiful Stranger”
Silent Servant: “Slasher”
Doc Hammer: “Commanche Crew Cut”
Visit0r: “God Of All Flesh”
People’s Choice, The: “Here We Go Again”
Ride: “1,000 Miles”
Thurston Moore: “The Station”
Sunrot: 21%
Joucous: “Rivers Pt. 1”
Exek: “ID’ed”
Legss: “Hyde Park Coroner”
Alice Glass: “Suffer And Swallow”
Totally Unicorn: “Daddy’s Stabby Surprise”
Aeges: “Who Are You”
Benny The Butcher & J. Cole: “Johnny P.’s Caddy”
Maneskin: “Moriro Da Re”
Broken Vow: “Expiation”
Exek: “(I’m After) Your Best Interest”
Smash Your Enemies: “Faithless”
Death Strider: “Cardinal Sin”
Letting Up Despite Great Faults: “Gemini”
Dead Leaf Echo: “Milk.Blue.Kisses (Foil In Motion)”
Offset: Spectacles, The: “Stomp”
Caparezza: “Eyes Wide Shut”
#omega#music#playlists#mixtapes#personal#BK#Brooklyn#NYC#New York City#Congotronics#Silent Servant#Doc Hammer#Ride#Thurston Moore#Exek#Alice Glass#Totally Unicorn#Benny The Butcher#J. Cole#Maneskin#Letting Up Despite Great Faults#Offset: Spectacles#Caparezza#Dead Leaf Echo
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Sheena
“I’m wearing a neon crop top with funky, lilac pants by Alice & Olivia, whose clothes always fit so perfectly. My handbag is Moschino and the sunglasses are Moncler. The beige knit top over my crop top is from a boutique in the Bahamas, where I was born. My style is inspired by my desire to exude confidence and be a source of light always. Lately, I’ve felt most beautiful in vibrant colors and monochromatic ensembles.”
Sep 14, 2022 ∙ Seaport
#nyc looks#street style#street fashion#new york street style#new yorkers in new york#new yorkers#fashion editor#alice & olivia#moschino bag
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Clark Gable and Wilton Lackaye in Love, Honor, and Betray by Fanny and Frederic Hatton. It opened on March 12, 1930, and closed in April after 45 performances. It was Gable's last stage appearance before he went to Hollywood. Alice Brady, George Brent, and Glenda Farrell were also in the cast.
Source: Dr. Macro
#vintage New York#1930s#Clark Gable#theater#plays#Love Honor and Betray#Fanny Hatton#Frederick Hatton#Broadway#drama#Wilton Lackaye#March 12#Mar. 12#12 March#Alice Brady#George Brent#Glenda Farrell
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