“You can't even imagine the rehearsals leading up to that because she hasn't played with those guys in like nine years. They had to get in there and dust off the music and get it going again.”
“I was actually not able to be there at the [first] show, because I was officiating a wedding in Nashville. Right before her show started, our sister-in-law sent a link. I didn’t even know they were airing it on YouTube. I was like, ‘Oh my God, this is great.’ I made myself a drink and I sat there and watched the entire concert. I watched every second of it.”
“And I swear, I told her that was the greatest concert I've ever seen. The amount of people there, how engaged they were. I've just never seen anything like it. And I've never seen Gwen perform like that. It's a different kind of performance with No Doubt, than when it's Gwen. It’s like watching a football team do their thing all together up there. It's just a different kind of energy.”
“You could tell that they just have that energy and that connection with each other. It was unbelievable. It was incredible. I can’t even believe how it felt just watching it on YouTube. I can’t imagine what it was like in person.”
“I am going to be at the second one and I’m really excited. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.”
Blake on Coachella, E! News, Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, April 2024
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modern-ish things I would like to show dishonored characters
I got inspired by this lovely post by @dogg-teethh and kinda made my own thing but with dishonored protagonists and some side characters so, low and behold
Daud
blues music in general, he would enjoy brooding while listening, and Fleetwood Mac
thriller movies, can't abide the mysteries so would be glued to the screen until the very end. would get mad if it ends on unexplainable cliffhanger
radio dramas, something to fill the silence while doing paperwork
antidepressants, no comments
rope bondage, but not in a sexual way (yeah, I've seen it in ff and thought, yep, seems like his thing)
Corvo
90s fashion, a bit awkward but appealing somehow?
David Bowie, that's so specific? complex and diverse but funky
takeout food, he doesn't really cook, has terrible eating behavior and just plainly starvs when there no food around, so that would be helpful
absurdism, whole "acceptance without humility" thing? i dunno
Lord of the Rings, a small hero with a great burden and greater stakes, it would resonate
Emily
punk rock, 80s pop, industrial and Corvo would also show her "Rebel Rebel", she would vibe with it
Satoshi Kon's movies, great female characters and a bit of insanity
comics, variety of styles and stories to tell! she did enjoy drawing while she was younger, maybe it would inspire her to pick a pencil again
asian cuisine, a lot of different flavours, I wonder how she would like it
marine biology, so much info about whales and other weird ocean creatures, again little Emily would be so happy
headphones, she would feel even cooler while jumping from one roof to another and kicking asses
Billie
airplanes, speed, freedom and views! you are already a captain of the ship, time to tame the sky!
anarchism, yeah, fuck the government!
family therapy, grab your old man by the hand and fucking go, you need it, it wouldn't be easy but please
Killing Eve
heavy metal music and jazz, Emily and Corvo approve. Daud, well, tolerates, it's a bit too much for him
Outsider
video games, all kinds of it!
DnD, especially GM role, you don't have to be a god to feel a little bit like one, and he also has this dramatic side it would def suite him
sci-fi and horror genres
techno, ambient and modern classical music
programming and hacking, he's a nosy young man, he'd like to know all your secrets, and it's just fun ehehe
Delilah
big fashion shows for stylish and powerful lady
therapy, again, no comments
expensive cars that people own and don't drive
Florence + the Machine and MARINA
iPad, Apple pencil and some software for drawing digitally
social media
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At a meet-up with several other SD teams
Dogs in boots and doggles/sunshades because hot and outdoors
Lady sees my girl tucked under a display table while I browse items. Immediately gets her phone out. "I just *have* to take a picture"
I turn around. Tell her no. Explain it's weird to take pictures of medical equipment in public (especially without asking first)
Her whole grown ass son goes "MOM I TOLD YOU THAT"
Friends, the amount of control I had to exert over my face.
(Pic from a different day, because my dog is pretty and y'all should see her)
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I-Ah. It....feels.....weird to be praying to you, but....I need some help. You're the god of wisdom and I.....could use some right now.
Do you....have any tips for starting conversations or making friends or just.....approaching other kids?
(@friends-for-freminet)
Oh! Hello! Is the name.... Freminet? That's the name that just popped in my mind so I hope it's correct!
Making friends can be quite a tricky situation... My suggestion is to leave yourself open to opportunities. You don't have to force yourself to talk to people, but if you seem kind and you just make yourself mentally available then more outgoing people may approach you. Some humans seem to have a sense of 'good person' radar.
It's similar to being a flame in the blackest of nights. The little light may be lonely at first, but eventually it'll attract life! Bugs may use the light as navigation, or little critters may use the light as warmth. You can be that light. You don't need to thrust yourself into social situations, that will only make you uncomfortable!
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Of course, the easiest companions are the ones who share the same hobbies. So I suggest finding something in common with your target before attempting to talk to them.
For example: if you like to tinker then maybe have a few toys on you. If you happen to hear that someone else likes to tinker then that is a similarity that you can take advantage of! Or, if you like plants then keep in mind a few unique facts to bring up in conversation.
Attempting to be friends with everyone will only leave you scrambling, so it's good to start simple.
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“I am grateful that Gwen is in the most free place that I feel like she’s ever been since I’ve known her as a human being. Not just creatively, but just as a human being, she’s floating right now.”
Pharrell, Entertainment Tonight, November 2015
“I haven’t known her anywhere near as long as Pharrell has. So this very happy, free Gwen is the only one that I’ve really known.”
Blake, Access Hollywood, November 2015
Blake and Pharrell on Gwen, various sources
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Player recommendations for the bye week
Courtesy of Michelle Crechiolo
January 29, 2024
The Penguins began their annual bye week on Sunday, Jan. 28, which leads into the All-Star break. That means Pittsburgh won’t return to game action until Tuesday, Feb. 6, when they host the Winnipeg Jets at PPG Paints Arena.
A number of the players shared their recommendations for books, shows, and podcasts to help pass the time over the next week-plus until hockey is back, with some adding commentary to their picks. I tried including where you can stream the shows, but if you aren’t subscribed to the service I listed, I would do some research to see if it’s accessible elsewhere. Enjoy!
Sidney Crosby: Shrinking (Apple TV+), Prison Break (Hulu)
Alex Nedeljkovic: The Art of Clear Thinking by Hasard Lee; Same as Ever by Morgan Housel (he’s listening to it as an audiobook and reading a physical copy at the same time); Born a Crime by Trevor Noah; The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo; American Sniper by Chris Kyle with Scott McEwen and Jim DeFelice; Red Notice by Bill Browder
Lars Eller: Factfulness by Hans Rosling, Billions (Amazon Prime Video, Paramount+)
Noel Acciari: Reacher (Amazon Prime Video), Mayor of Kingstown and Tulsa King (Paramount+), and “I’m watching Boardwalk Empire (HBO Max) with Steve Buscemi. That one, I’ve seen already twice through. I pick long series that I haven’t seen in a couple years, like last year I did a show called Power (Hulu). Then the year before, I rewatched Game of Thrones (HBO Max). All those long ones.”
Ryan Graves: American Kingpin by Nick Bilton - “it’s unbelievable”; Born to Run by Christopher McDougall; From the Ashes by Jesse Thistle; How I Built This podcast; and the Doctor’s Farmacy podcast.
Rickard Rakell: Mario Kart on Nintendo Switch - “I’m always Waluigi. Because it’s the best character… with the kart and the wheels, he’s the fastest one.”
Drew O’Connor: Entourage (HBO Max)
P.O Joseph: “Watch the Marvel movies, all of them. There’s like, 26. That’ll keep you busy during the week. You watch two a day, you’re not even going to get half of it done. I finished all of them. I did them in (chronological order versus order of release), so Captain Marvel is first, then Captain America.”
Marcus Pettersson: When We Were Kings podcast; and “I go through a lot of shows. I feel like there's a lot of different ones that catch my eye, but I like more sci-fi or fantasy. Like the new Lord of the Rings show, I watched… the new Game of Thrones, I've watched… and the old Game of Thrones, all of those. I watched a show early in the summer called Silo on Apple TV+. It's a really good one.”
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