Eva Victor by Molly Tellekson

@toney.goins There’s so many people to thank for the experiences and opportunities that came with working on Billions. This was the type of job where I woke up everyday saying “I can’t wait to go to work.” Thank you to this absolutely incredible cast, crew, and production team. Love y’all and can’t wait til we cross paths again

via Lucy's instagram story!!

me: billions is so fucking stupid, the plot is a mess, all of the characters are ruined, i don’t know why i bother also me: *longingly staring at pictures of rian, taylor and winston* I miss you so much......

Indica or Sativa: Which Weed Strain Is Better? (ft. Brandon Rogers) - Agree to Disagree

Indica or Sativa: Which Weed Strain Is Better? (ft. Brandon Rogers) – Agree to Disagree

We’ve strained ourselves trying to figure out what weed is better: Indica or Sativa. @Brandon Rogers, Eva Victor, Yedoye Travis and Jordan Mendoza spark this very important debate. About Agree to Disagree: We live in divisive times. The only way to find common ground is by listening. Agree to Disagree is our venue for vigorous debate of the world’s most pressing issues. Subscribe to Comedy…

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Liza Anne Live Preview: 5/31, Schubas, Chicago

Photo by Bree Fish

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Back in 2020, singer-songwriter Liza Anne broke out with Bad Vacation, their fourth album of confessional pop rock that was as catchy as it was empathetic and thoughtful. Dealing with topics like mental illness and depression, Bad Vacation’s contrast between aesthetic and subject matter represented a fully formed artistic statement, a mirror into how anxieties and negative thoughts are often below the surface rather than readily apparent. If on previous albums like 2018′s Fine But Dying, Anne emphasized more sprawling instrumentation, Bad Vacation was punchy and tight and ultimately hit hardest.

Over the pandemic, Anne curated ABBA-themed DJ nights to raise money for abortion access and mostly laid low on the release front, save for an arpeggiated synth-heavy cover of “I’ll Be Home For Christmas” during the 2021 holidays. Thankfully, they’re now back with new music. “Cheerleader”, released a couple weeks ago, is Anne’s first single since coming out as gay and non-binary, and it’s a gloriously chanted, horn-inflected disco funk jam. It sees the narrator uplifting someone or those around them, using the motif of the high school cheerleader as a hype person, reclaiming a previously suffocating space as one of empowerment and encouragement. “Your style is a cosmic getaway / Your smile is a national holiday / Ow! scratch off, you're a winning ticket,” Anne sings over funky guitar licks. The song was released in conjunction with a poem Anne penned, “The Gay Miracle”, as well as a Jacq Justice-directed, Anne- and Eva Victor-starring video depicting the very space where “Cheerleader” takes place: the high school gymnasium.

Anne promises new music to be released later this year. In the meantime, they’re currently on tour opening for Australian singer-songwriter Alex Lahey, including a stop tonight at Schubas. Expect to hear “Cheerleader” and lots of Bad Vacation; maybe Anne will play some new songs? 

in 12 days everything will end

Vagabonding by Rolf Potts

Billions: "Burn Rate"

What say you?

Utopian Affirmations <3

EVA GREEN.

Arriving at the Tom Ford fashion show during the Milan Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 on February 22, 2024 in Milan, Italy. Photos by Victor Boyko

from eva victor’s instagram story, october 4, 2023

a project that is on indefinite hold for now, furry versions of the pathologic portraits ^_^ REALLY want to finish them all someday

I'm curious...

Reblog to have a wider audience >:]

personally i'd love to see a chart with your headcanons for the victors' relationships or general sentiments towards each other, whenever you'd be up for making it!

Did make one a while a back, not 100% set in stone but here it is