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A Great Day in Harlem

A Great Day in Harlem or Harlem 1958 is a black-and-white photograph of 57 jazz musicians in Harlem, New York, taken by freelance photographer Art Kane for Esquire magazine on August 12, 1958.

It has been called "the most iconic photograph in jazz history"

Here's the highest resolution I could find followed by the legend.

01 – Hilton Jefferson, 02 – Benny Golson, 03 – Art Farmer, 04 – Wilbur Ware, 05 – Art Blakey, 06 – Chubby Jackson, 07 – Johnny Griffin, 08 – Dickie Wells, 09 – Buck Clayton, 10 – Taft Jordan, 11 – Zutty Singleton, 12 – Red Allen, 13 – Tyree Glenn, 14 – Miff Molo, 15 – Sonny Greer, 16 – Jay C. Higginbotham, 17 – Jimmy Jones, 18 – Charles Mingus, 19 – Jo Jones, 20 – Gene Krupa, 21 – Max Kaminsky, 22 – George Wettling, 23 – Bud Freeman, 24 – Pee Wee Russell, 25 – Ernie Wilkins, 26 – Buster Bailey, 27 – Osie Johnson, 28 – Gigi Gryce, 29 – Hank Jones, 30 – Eddie Locke, 31 – Horace Silver, 32 – Luckey Roberts, 33 – Maxine Sullivan, 34 – Jimmy Rushing, 35 – Joe Thomas, 36 – Scoville Browne, 37 – Stuff Smith, 38 – Bill Crump, 39 – Coleman Hawkins, 40 – Rudy Powell, 41 – Oscar Pettiford, 42 – Sahib Shihab, 43 – Marian McPartland, 44 – Sonny Rollins, 45 – Lawrence Brown, 46 – Mary Lou Williams, 47 – Emmett Berry, 48 – Thelonius Monk, 49 – Vic Dickenson, 50 – Milt Hinton, 51 – Lester Young, 52 – Rex Stewart, 53 – J.C. Heard, 54 – Gerry Mulligan, 55 – Roy Eldgridge, 56 – Dizzy Gillespie, 57 – Count Basie.

Notable absentees: Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis (all touring), Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Ben Webster were also not present.

RFK Jr. Floats Notion COVID Was Designed to Spare Jews and Chinese People

According to a video published by the New York Post, vaccine conspiracy theorist, and Democratic 2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advanced a dangerous conspiracy theory this week that the coronavirus could have been a bioweapon “deliberately targeted” to spare Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese people while disproportionately attacking White and Black people.

Now, I don’t know exactly what RFK Jr’s been smoking, but my best guess is whatever it is, Sidney Powell was his dealer.  Either that, or he’s been hitting Uncle Teddy’s old liquor cabinet again.  I mean, this guy is really out there.  Not to be overly critical, but it kind of sounds like Rosemary wasn’t the only Kennedy who underwent a lobotomy.  I mean, let’s get real.  If this dude weren’t a Kennedy, he'd be standing outside some Walmart with a cardboard sign begging for cash.

That said, and in response to the outage over his statements, RFK Jr. immediately tweeted he “never, ever” suggested the coronavirus was targeted to spare Jews, then adding that the dinner where the conversation took place was supposed to be “off the record.”  Oh, now we get it.  He’s basically saying, “I never said it, but even if I did - you weren't supposed to report it.”  Put another way, it’s apparently “just fine to be antisemitic or anti-Asian - just as long as its off the record.”

Good grief, this is almost as painful as it was watching George Santos or Herschel Walker campaigning.  Holy shit!  Can you imagine if they won their primaries, what a debate between RFK Jr. and Donald Trump might sound like?  Hell, that’d be the greatest pay-per-view of all time - watching two of America's greatest bullshitting nut cases duking it out on live TV.  Of course, you’d either probably have to be on magic mushrooms or LSD to begin to understand what the hell they were even talking about.

Now, I don’t know if Kennedy will ever have a chance to be elected President, but I do know if he keeps spinning these complete wack-a-doodle theories, he’d at least be the perfect candidate to join the honorable Jim Jordan and Matt Gaetz in the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee.  After all, they’ve never met a conspiracy theory they didn’t like. 

Of course, many old-time Democrats are deeply saddened by the unraveling of someone from such a “distinguished and iconic political family” as the Kennedys.  Perhaps, but the way I see it, all is not lost for good old RFK Jr. - because even if his wife (actress Cheryl Hines) finally gets sick and tired of his nonsense and divorces him, Marjorie Taylor Greene is now single and available.  And that, my friends - is a match made in Dystopia.

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MARLOWE (2023)

Starring Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger, Jessica Lange, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Ian Hart, Colm Meaney, Daniela Melchior, François Arnaud, Seána Kerslake, Danny Huston, Alan Cumming, Patrick Muldoon, Ian Hart, Jose Manuel Maciá, Roberto Peralta Maya, Stella Stocker, Michael Strelow, Julius Cotter, Mitchell Mullen and Kim DeLonghi.

Screenplay by William Monahan.

Directed by Neil Jordan.

Distributed by Open Road Films. 110 minutes. Rated R.

It takes a certain amount of bravery to play a character who has previously been portrayed by Dick Powell, Robert Mitchum, Elliott Gould and particularly Humphrey Bogart. Liam Neeson is a good enough actor that he should be up to the challenge – despite his recent wallowing in cheesy action features – however, he never feels really comfortable playing Raymond Chandler’s noir gumshoe Philip Marlowe.

Although the character has been at the center of many Hollywood classics like The Big Sleep, Farewell My Lovely, The Long Goodbye and Murder My Sweet, Marlowe is the first major (well sort of major) motion picture to feature the character in over 40 years. Also, Marlowe is not based on one of the classic Raymond Chandler tales, instead it is based on the 2014 novel The Black-Eyed Blonde by Benjamin Black, one of many Marlowe novels authorized by Chandler’s estate.

What can you say? Marlowe is no Big Sleep.

It’s okay, even perhaps a good thing, to try to resurrect a mostly forgotten style like film noir. Sadly, despite having the trappings of the genre – tough guys, femme fatales, private dicks in smart fedoras, twisty crime narratives – Marlowe mostly loses the noir. Instead, it’s a sepia-toned museum piece, one that appreciates the dark style but cannot seem to capture or advance it. (Like, say, a better backwards-gazing noir tribute like Chinatown.)

Instead, Marlowe trots out the old cliches in a slightly detached but stylish manner and never quite engages its audience.

Also, the very tonally necessary role of the city of Los Angeles in the 1930s – so important for both the genre and also this specific story – is played by Barcelona, which is a beautiful city, but looks little like LA.

As these films so often do, Marlowe opens with the gumshoe being approached in his office by a mysterious blonde with a case – one that is not exactly what she makes it seem. I’m a huge fan of Diane Krueger as an actress, but she feels uncomfortable in the femme fatale role of Clare.

But then again, as stated earlier Neeson is a terrific actor, but also wrong for Marlowe. He is honestly a little too old for the role. Also, his character is too accommodating, too prone to apologize, too timid – at least until the script required that Marlowe administer a Taken-style beat down on assorted bad guys. (Phillip Marlowe is known for his tough guy exterior, but not necessarily for fighting his way through a case.)

The rest of the sterling cast comes out looking better. Danny Huston and Alan Cummings are suitably oily as local gangsters, and Jessica Lange pretty much steals the picture as Clare’s mother, an aging and very cynical film star who is used to getting her way.

The mystery itself is strangely very complex and yet at the same time not overly intriguing or surprising. However, despite the fact that most of this doesn’t look all that much like Los Angeles, the film looks great. It is directed with workman-like economy by Neil Jordan (Mona Lisa, The Crying Game).

Listen, I think it’s great that someone decided to revive the mostly moribund film noir genre. And frankly, Marlowe may have been easier to take had they just made it about a random LA shamus, rather than making it about one of the most iconic names in the genre. At the very least, critics and fans would not feel as much need to compare it to the stories that came before.

Jay S. Jacobs

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Rising Star and Billboard Chart-topping Singer-Songwriter-Activist, TANYA NOLAN Releases Her New Anticipated Steamy and Sensual Single, "HONEY."

Billboard Chart-topping singer-songwriter-activist TANYA NOLAN is back with her steamy and sensual new single "HONEY", and it’s available on all streaming and download platforms now, via the ArtsessionZ label imprint.

"HONEY" was written by Tanya Nolanand Raheem DeVaughn and produced by Karl Powell Jr. (KP The Colleagues)and Timothy L. Jordan. "Honey," promises a fusion of passion and soul, creating an indelible imprint on the charts. "The song is a blend of raw emotion, sensuality, and an unapologetic celebration of love. Music fan can anticipate a musical journey into passion and desire and a different side of me," shares Tanya. "HONEY" made its exclusive world premiere on ThisIsRnB.com and the release of the single was celebrated with a huge Billboard in Times Square, New York.

Tanya Nolan is no stranger to the Billboard charts, as her most recent single, "LET'S CELEBRATE" reached Top 20 on Billboard, while joining her previous chart-topper single, "PACE YOURSELF" featuring Grammy nominated R&B superstar, RAHEEM DEVAUGHN. The still fan-favorite song topped the charts at #13. Simultaneously, she went on to release the celebratory single, "CREATE YOUR BEST LIFE," in celebration of the LGBTQIA+ PRIDE Season, which quickly became an anthem. Tanya was also tapped to be part of the iOneDigital "Say It Loud" LGBTQ Campaign.

The LGBTQIA+ activist and openly gay woman of color, continues to give music lovers exactly what they came to get, "good music", as she plans to continue to release new music frequently in anticipation for a bigger body of work. "I've been working at my musical craft most of my life and have put out music before, but this time just feels different. I am in a space where I can follow my dreams freely, control my destiny and tell my own personal truth," she adds. "I hope that my fans will relate to my stories and vibe with me on this journey."

Tanya continues to make a mark in the world and takes her place alongside influential figures such as Taylor Swift, Snoop Dogg, Queen Latifah, and Oprah Winfrey on a new poster promoting READ, a project of the American Library Association (ALA). The campaign aims to champion the cause of literacy and highlight the importance of reading, using the influence of cultural icons to inspire individuals to explore the world of books. Tanya Nolan's involvement in the ALA Celebrity Read campaign is a testament to her commitment to fostering a love for literature. Recognizing the transformative power of literature, she believes in the ability of books to uplift, inspire, and broaden horizons. The chosen book for Tanya Nolan's feature on the poster is Maya Angelou's "The Heart of a Woman."

Random Assorted Artists with songs in the showdown Pt. 2

This is the second list of random artists that have been submitted. This is pretty much anyone that didn’t get many submissions. If you see a song and are like hey this should be somewhere else the answer is no. Unless there is a repeat of a song somewhere or the artist shows up on another list they are meant to be here. Check out the other lists here.

Somebody - Age of Madness

Finale (The Magic Shop) - The Muppets

Komm, süsser Tod - Arianne Schreiber

If I Didn’t Believe in You - Jeremy Jordan (The Last Five Years)

Iodine - Icon for Hire

Can’t be Erased - JT Music

My Ordinary Life - The Living Tombstone

An Unhealthy Obsession - The Blake Robinson Synthetic Orchestra

Welcome to the Family - Watsky

Infinitesimal - Mother Mother

You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid - The Offspring

Walking Disaster - Sum 41

Small Blue Thing - Suzanne Vega

Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing - Set It Off

Finale (Can’t wait to see what you do next) - AJR

Top Picks for You - Injury Reserve

Good News - Mac Miller

Gopher Guts - Aesop Rock

Close your eyes (And count to fuck) - Run the Jewels

That Scrooge - Team Starkid

Rule #9- Child of the Stars - Fish in a Birdcage

A Million Gruesome Ways to Die - Daniel Ingram and Black Gryphon

Chicken Man - Evelyn Evelyn

Open the Sky - The Stupendium

Poison Pop - qbomb

I.D. - go! child

These Hallowed Wings - The Stupendium

Finding Mr. Midnight - Random Encounters

End of the Rope - They Might Be Giants

Lo-Fi Children - Wild Party

Brass Goggles - Steam Powered Giraffe

Hypothesis - Penny Parker

What Will You Leave Behind - Max II

Light of the Sun - Rustage ft. Johnald

DONTTRUSTME (don’t trust me) - 3OH!3

Vulture - Bear Ghost

Pale Blue Eyes - The Velvet Underground

Suicide Romantics - Des Rocs

Sleep Now in the Fire - Rage Against the Machine

Never Let Me Down Again - Depeche Mode

Selfless - The Strokes

The Loneliest - Måneskin

Back to Black - Amy Winehouse

The End of the World - Sharon Van Etten

Who said anything (about falling in love) - The Hoosiers

Live and Learn - Crush 40

Choices - The Hoosiers

Sometimes - Nick Lutsko

Hellbent - Mystery Skulls

When the Chips are Down - Hadestown

Trials - STARSET

Take Control - Old Gods of Asgard

Ricochet - STARSET

Symbiotic - STARSET

Aura - Thomas Bergersen

Asking For It - Hole

Softer, Softest - Hole

Banks - Lincoln

Bury Our Friends - Sleater-Kinney

Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield

Planet of the Bass - Kyle Gordon

Bi Bi Bi - Sub-Radio

VS SAYU - James Landino ft. Nikki Simmons

Teal - Wunderhose

All My Friends - LCD Soundsystem

Bad Bad Things - AJJ

Since I saw Vienna - Wilbur Soot

Brain Power - NOMA

THE MOST FASHIONABLE FACTION - The Stupendium

Superman - Ivory Lane

New York - St. Vincent

Old Friends - Scott Helman

Even My Dog - Katheryn Gallagher

Way Less Sad - AJR

IT’S OK - Nightbirde

Vienna - Billy Joel

Breaking Out - The Protomen

Atlanta - go! child

Enigma - go! child

Atlanta - go! child

I’m Enough - Early Eyes

Melody from the Past - The Megas

The Will of One - The Protomen

build a giant robot out of trash - qbomb

Believe - Hollywood Undead

If I Believed - Starkid (Twisted Soundtrack)

The Night We Met - Lord Huron

Hearing Damage - Thom Yorke

A Better Son/Daughter - Rilo Kiley

Nothing Left - John-Allison Weiss

Along the Road - Radical Face

Learning to Fly - Hills x Hills

Habibi - Tamino

HYACINTHUS - Aidoneus

Into the West - Annie Lennox ish

Two Birds - Regina Spektor

Sticks & Stones - Jónsi

Where No One Goes - Jónsi, John Powell

Together from Afar - Jónsi

Throw Me in the Water - WILD

Welcome Home Son - Radical Face

Hey Brother - Avicii

Here’s To Us - Kevin Rudolf

Hungover in the City of Dust - Autoheart

Burned Out - dodie

In Our Bedroom After The War - Stars

Glory - Radical Face

Older Than I Am - Lennon Stella

Brother - Kodaline

Devourer - Aidoneus

Forever Young - Youth Group

The Village - Wrabel

Entrepreneurial Epics: Films That Chronicle the Journey of Visionaries

In the world of cinema, entrepreneurs and their stories have often served as a source of inspiration, motivation, and entertainment. Movies have the unique ability to capture the essence of entrepreneurship, from the struggles and setbacks to the triumphs and innovations. Here, we delve into a selection of films that vividly portray the journeys of entrepreneurs, offering valuable insights into the world of business and ambition. One iconic film that stands out in the realm of entrepreneurship is "The Social Network" (2010). Directed by David Fincher, this movie chronicles the tumultuous creation of Facebook, the social media giant that transformed the way people connect and communicate. The film portrays the brilliant yet controversial Mark Zuckerberg, played by Jesse Eisenberg, as he navigates the complexities of entrepreneurship, facing lawsuits, betrayals, and ethical dilemmas along the way. "The Social Network" provides a gripping narrative that explores the high-stakes world of tech startups and the relationships that can make or break them. Another cinematic gem that delves into the world of entrepreneurship is "The Pursuit of Happyness" (2006), directed by Gabriele Muccino. This heartwarming and inspirational film tells the true story of Chris Gardner, portrayed by Will Smith, a struggling salesman who faces homelessness while pursuing a career as a stockbroker. "The Pursuit of Happyness" showcases Gardner's unwavering determination, resilience, and the sacrifices he makes to achieve his entrepreneurial dreams. It serves as a testament to the power of perseverance in the face of adversity. Moving on to a different realm of entrepreneurship, "Julie & Julia" (2009), directed by Nora Ephron, intertwines the lives of two women separated by time but connected by their passion for cooking. Julia Child, played by Meryl Streep, is a renowned chef who introduced French cuisine to American households, while Julie Powell, portrayed by Amy Adams, is a modern-day blogger who embarks on a year-long journey to cook all the recipes in Child's cookbook. This film celebrates entrepreneurship in the form of culinary innovation and the transformative potential of following one's passion. In a more unconventional take on entrepreneurship, "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006), directed by David Frankel, explores the world of high fashion and magazine publishing. The film follows the life of Andy Sachs, played by Anne Hathaway, a young aspiring journalist who lands a job as the assistant to the formidable and demanding fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly, portrayed by Meryl Streep. As Andy navigates the challenges of her high-pressure job, she learns valuable lessons about ambition, sacrifice, and the pursuit of success in the competitive fashion industry. Transitioning to a more light-hearted portrayal of entrepreneurship, "Chef" (2014), directed by Jon Favreau, tells the story of Carl Casper, played by Favreau himself, a talented chef who loses his job at a prestigious Los Angeles restaurant and embarks on a journey to reignite his passion for cooking by launching a food truck. This film captures the essence of culinary entrepreneurship, highlighting the role of social media in building a following and the joy of pursuing one's creative vision. Moving away from the culinary world, "The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013), directed by Martin Scorsese, offers a darker and more cautionary tale of entrepreneurship. Based on the life of Jordan Belfort, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio, the film depicts the rise and fall of a stockbroker who engages in unethical and illegal activities while amassing immense wealth. "The Wolf of Wall Street" serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked ambition and the importance of ethical business practices. Shifting gears to the world of tech startups, "Steve Jobs" (2015), directed by Danny Boyle, provides a character-driven exploration of the life and career of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, portrayed by Michael Fassbender. The film is structured around three key product launches in Jobs' career, offering a glimpse into his complex personality, visionary thinking, and the challenges he faced as an entrepreneur in the tech industry. It sheds light on the intersection of creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. In the realm of biographical entrepreneurship stories, "The Founder" (2016), directed by John Lee Hancock, tells the tale of Ray Kroc, portrayed by Michael Keaton, who transformed a small fast-food restaurant called McDonald's into a global empire. The film delves into the intricacies of franchising and the ethical dilemmas that can arise in the pursuit of business success. On a more whimsical note, "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" (1971), directed by Mel Stuart, presents a fantastical world of candy and imagination. While it may seem like a children's movie, it carries a subtle message about entrepreneurship through the eccentric character of Willy Wonka, played by Gene Wilder. Wonka's chocolate factory represents the embodiment of creative entrepreneurship, where innovation, risk-taking, and the pursuit of dreams converge. "Joy" (2015), directed by David O. Russell, offers a unique perspective on entrepreneurship through the story of Joy Mangano, portrayed by Jennifer Lawrence. Joy is a determined inventor who creates the Miracle Mop and faces numerous challenges as she strives to bring her product to market. The film celebrates the resilience and tenacity of entrepreneurs, particularly women, in male-dominated industries. In the realm of animated entrepreneurship, "The LEGO Movie" (2014), directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, takes viewers on a whimsical journey through a world made of LEGO bricks. The film centers on Emmet Brickowski, voiced by Chris Pratt, an ordinary LEGO construction worker who becomes an unwitting hero in a battle against conformity and corporate control. "The LEGO Movie" playfully explores themes of creativity, individuality, and the potential for innovation even in the face of corporate structures. These films offer a diverse and captivating glimpse into the world of entrepreneurship, showcasing the trials, triumphs, and transformations that entrepreneurs undergo in their pursuit of success. Whether based on true stories or set in imaginative worlds, these movies provide valuable lessons and inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone fascinated by the entrepreneurial spirit. Read the full article

Ooh promo time

Dang thought that was a rough thing to end on xdd :'(( 😭

Why are y'all all saying he's gonna be fine

That's sus

Like for a promo anyway xDD but honestly in general too lol

OPE

IDK WHAT THAT MEANS BUT DOES THAT MEAN IT'S LIVE

THAT DOES SEEM LIKE PLAUSIBLE DRAMA- aAH

ಠOಠ

UHHHHH

Yeah I am also asking what is happening xD

BUT YEAH SURE give Asher more trauma why don't ya xDD let's just go all the way!!!

What would be next idk that's two kinds of weapons maybe a knife next?? xDD

I mean obviously everyone else, especially that new girl I hope she's doing okay :((((, but like. my boy xDD. And besides I said I'd give him trauma myself if no one else will. I mean we haven't seen it YET I'm honestly assuming we will/might at some point but still lol.

Anyway so that looks ROUGH what next xdd

Oof

Oh GOSH oh no

NOOOOOO not my father son duo too 😭😭😭

I swear y'all better not leave this too long to be fixed

Like yeah feel your emotions take as long as you need but SHOW WISE I can't last that long 😭😭 xD

Anyway A H help me

That's the end of my final thoughts :)! Now onto the. . .

REVIEW

I LOVED this episode!! The patients/cases were interesting, seeing everyone navigate their relationships (existent or non) was fun, and I honestly just thought it was a fun episode :). Even if every time Lim came on screen it got super serious and dramatic. Except for maybe that first meeting lol. Still, I enjoyed those moments too! Now, a quick bit for each character/few characters.

Lim! OW. How dare you do this to me. I can just SEE all the pain she's in (everyone's acting has been absolutely PHENOMENAL by the way), but I'm scared of where this crusade will take her. Also that last scene with Shaun was mature and I think the right choice in her part for this situation but still heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭.

Jordan! Girlllll, we all see it 👀😏😎. She is crushing on him HARD, and I don't even remember his name lol xD. I think his last name's like, Perez. Yeah I think that sounds right. Wait, but the girl's starts with a P too. . . Whatever, I really hope they do end up getting together, if only for Jordan's sake :)). But I do think they'd work well together!

Asher and Jerome :D! Y'all I love you xD. But also this closet thing better not ever come up again because if it does then it's a plot point which means you'll get caught, and I CAN'T HANDLE THAT. So please don't XDD. Anyway I thought they were really cute this episode :)).

Park, and Powell! Also a quick bit about Morgan: we didn't see her much this episode but she is as always an icon <333. Rewatching a bit I did see the part where Powell skipped chain of command, and I won't say I think she was right there, but her story was really touching and I think it was a big part of helping that mom :')). Also I loved Park thanking her for her service at the end 😭😭. Anyway, I guess despite my guesses, Park's not gonna talk to the relationship lady now ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ. My bad xdd.

Glassman! OOF, his and Lim's scenes hurt, but I'm glad he stood by Shaun's decision even though he's angry. Even though he doesn't agree, honestly! Because while Shaun does need to take some more accountability, he really did do what he saw as the best option, and who knows what would've happened without it. Still, super angsty <333. Great yelling though :D. XD.

Andrews! Didn't see him much, a bit mad he gave Lim the report lol, but she does deserve to see it.

Shaun and Lea! THAT LAST SCENE WAS THE CUTEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN. I swear, I will never get over it 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😭😭😭❤️🥰🥰. Anyway, I'm really glad they talked about their issues promptly, got good advice, and sorted something out :))). They're amazing, and I love them :DD <3333.

Overall, I really enjoyed this episode!!! I thought it was great, and spread the focus pretty evenly between the characters. Plus, I'm glad one of the patients got their happy ending :'). But I mean honestly? In different ways, both of them did. What a great episode :D <3.

So yeah! I really liked this episode. The next one looks intense, but I'm excited to see how it all goes down! This has been my review of. . .

The Good Doctor, Season 6, Episode 3: A Big Sign

It was so good! I'm a bit scared for the next episode, but really looking forward to it. I'll be back next week with my review of. . .

The Good Doctor, Season 6, Episode 4: Shrapnel

See you then!!

2022 K-LOVE Fan Awards Winners

for KING & COUNTRY led the trophy tally with triple wins during tonight’s broadcast of the fan-fueled 9th Annual K-LOVE Fan Awards. Taped live and in person in front of a sold out crowd at Nashville’s iconic OPRY on May 29, Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Group/Duo of the Year went to for KING & COUNTRY. Newcomer Anne Wilson received two awards for Female Artist of the Year and Breakout Single of the Year (“My Jesus”), while Matthew West was named Male Artist of the Year. Other winners included Katy Nichole’s first K-LOVE Fan Award nomination and win for Worship Song of the Year (“In Jesus Name (God Of Possible),” and Sadie Robertson Huff won the first-ever Podcast of the Year Award for “Whoa That’s Good.” With a desire to also recognize mission-driven people and projects outside of music, “American Underdog” was named the Film Impact Winner; Tim Tebow was honored with the Sports Impact Award; and Michael W. Smith was given the Book Impact Award for his book, “The Way Of The Father.” Sponsored by Coca-Cola Consolidated, the show was broadcast by TBN this evening and is now streaming on the TBN app. Collaborative and unique performances took place from Blanca with Dante Bowe,CeCe Winans with Lauren Daigle, Jonathan Traylor with Jordan Feliz, Kirk Franklin with Maverick City Music, and Riley Clemmons with country star Walker Hayes. Additional exciting performances included Anne Wilson, CAIN, Chris Tomlin, Elevation Worship, for KING & COUNTRY, Katy Nichole, Matthew West, Phil Wickham, Tauren Wells, and TobyMac. Presenters at the ceremony saw Danny Gokey, Jimmie Allen, Mac Powell, Matt Maher, Mike Weaver, Sadie Robertson Huff, The Skit Guys, and Rebecca St. James joined by her mom, Helen Smallbone, take the stage. The award show capped a weekend of live and in-person, fan-focused events, including a songwriter’s showcase hosted by Steven Curtis Chapman, and a worship service with Brandon Lake, Pat Barrett and Phil Wickham. Watch Award Show Below https://youtu.be/g31EdwgUM2Q  Winners & Nominees List   Male Artist of the Year Crowder Danny Gokey Matthew West — WINNER! Tauren Wells TobyMac Zach Williams Female Artist of the Year Anne Wilson — WINNER! Blanca CeCe Winans Katy Nichole Riley Clemmons Tasha Layton Group/Duo of the Year CAIN Casting Crowns Elevation Worship for KING & COUNTRY — WINNER! Maverick City Music MercyMe Artist of the Year Casting Crowns Crowder for KING & COUNTRY — WINNER! Maverick City Music TobyMac Zach Williams Song of the Year Anne Wilson – “My Jesus” Brandon Lake & Jenn Johnson – “Too Good To Not Believe” CAIN – “The Commission” Casting Crowns – “Scars In Heaven” for KING & COUNTRY – “For God Is With Us” — WINNER! TobyMac – “Promised Land” Breakout Single Anne Wilson – “My Jesus” — WINNER! Dante Bowe – “Joyful” Jon Reddick – “God Turn It Around” Jordan St. Cyr “- Weary Traveler” Katy Nichole – “In Jesus Name (God of Possible)” Tasha Layton – “Look What You’ve Done” Worship Song of the Year Brandon Lake & Jenn Johnson – “Too Good To Not Believe” Chris Tomlin feat. Thomas Rhett & Florida Georgia Line – “Thank You Lord” Elevation Worship – “RATTLE!” Katy Nichole – “In Jesus Name (God of Possible)” — WINNER! Maverick City Music – “Promises” Phil Wickham – “House Of The Lord” Film & Television Impact American Underdog — WINNER! Blue Miracle The Case For Heaven The Jesus Music Journey with Jesus Book Impact Jennie Allen – “Find Your People” Louie Giglio  – “Don’t Give The Enemy A Seat At Your Table” Michael W. Smith –  “The Way Of The Father” — WINNER! Michael Todd  – “Crazy Faith” Shannon Bream – “The Women Of The Bible Speak” Podcast of the Year Annie F. Downs – “That Sounds Fun” Christine Caine – “Equip and Empower” Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast John Cooper – “Cooper Stuff” Lisa Harper’s – “Back Porch Theology” Sadie Robertson Huff  – “Whoa That’s Good” — WINNER! Read the full article

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