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lulu2992 · 2 years

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I’ve finally read Far Cry: Les Larmes d’Esperanza!

It’s a French graphic novel set in the Far Cry 6 universe. The story follows Juan Cortez who travels to the fictional country of Santa Costa, where three factions are fighting for power and a new mining resource called “Tantale” has recently been discovered, to offer his services as a mercenary… and guerrilla expert.

The book takes place before the game and is officially described as a prequel, but it can totally be read as a standalone. Most of the characters never appear in Far Cry 6, and even though what happens in Santa Costa is reminiscent of the situation in Yara, the story is self-contained and doesn’t affect the game.

Far Cry: Les Larmes d’Esperanza (“the tears of Esperanza”) is dispensable... but enjoyable, especially if you’re a Far Cry 6 and/or Juan Cortez fan! I won’t spoil the plot twists but I still want to talk a bit about continuity and the other Far Cry characters who appear in the book. Minor spoilers below…

In my opinion, Juan’s characterization doesn’t contradict who he is in Far Cry 6. The book talks about his addiction problems while showing how effective and talented at his “job” he can be, and expands a little on his backstory. For example, his childhood is very briefly mentioned and it’s “revealed” where he got the inspiration for the Supremo backpacks (or their names, at least): comic books.

I initially assumed the events of the book were set several years before the game because I thought Juan looked younger, but his adventures in Santa Costa happened shortly before he started working with Libertad. Antón is barely mentioned but already in power and, according to Juan, they are approximately the same age.

In Far Cry 6, a letter from Willis Huntley revealed that he and Juan had worked together in the past. In Les Larmes d’Esperanza, they do it again. Here is Willis (on the right) with a formally dressed Juan:

Longinus also makes an appearance. In the game, he was acquainted with Sean McKay. In the book, he has apparently known Juan for a long time and frequently supplies him with equipment.

For some reason, Hurk is here too and works for Juan at one point. There was no known connection between the two characters in Far Cry 6, so this really looks like fan service to me… Still, it’s always fun to see Hurk and it’s not impossible that he and Juan know each other, after all.

Juan also sees Vaas and Pagan in a fever dream… for no particular reason.

That said, the book feels more like a derivative work than an integral part of Far Cry 6, so those “fan service moments” didn’t bother me as much as they usually do.

Finally, after Juan’s mission in Santa Costa is over, Clara approaches him, which “explains” how and why he started working with her.

However, Guapo sadly never makes an appearance…

#unfortunately I’m not sure it’s available in other languages #far cry les larmes d’esperanza #yes I got this almost one year ago #but you know... procrastination #far cry 6 #juan cortez #spoilers in the next tags #antón castillo #anton castillo #willis huntley #longinus #hurk drubman jr #pagan min #vaas montenegro #clara garcía #clara garcia #far cry 6 spoilers

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remixinc · 1 month

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Nowness x AGL - Sisterhood from Fiona Jane Burgess on Vimeo.

The soulful vocals of British singer-songwriter Låpsley ring throughout Sisterhood in an original composition written for this campaign, shot on 16mm film. The film shows dancers leaning on and supporting each other through sensitive movements set against the contemporary interiors of the Tate Modern gallery in London; the result is a celebration and expression of female solidarity.

Directed by Fiona Jane Burgess Executive Producer: Aaron Z. Willson Producer: Romy Jo Waller Production Company: Ground Work Original music by Låpsley

Starring Nikkita Chadha, Grace Jabbari and Sharia Johnson

Director of Photography: Luke C. Harper Focus Puller: Sammy Johnson Camera Assistant: Charlotte Croft Grip: Dan Huntley Gaffer: Jonny Boomer Spark: Max Hodgkinson 1st AD: Clara Paris 2nd AD: Sam Barnham Production Assistant: Anna Butler Covid Supervisor: Tara Sadeghi Choreographer: Alexandra Green Stylist: Charlotte Roberts Stylist Assistant: Yamine Daaboul Make Up Artist: Francesca Brazzo Hair Stylist: Ky Wilson Edit Producer: Madeline Chapman Editor: Jo Lewandowska at Okay Studio Colour Producer: Jade Denne Colourist: Richard Fearon at Black Kite Studios Music Production: Greg Abrahams Online and Retouch: Faris Hallaq Stills Photographer: Luke Fullalove

NOWNESS Creative Director - Bunny Kinney Video Commissioner - Shelley Jones Producer - Noor Miah Commercial Partnership & Strategy Director - Natasha Ingham

Special thanks to Kodak Film Lab, Shoot Blue and Green Kit

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alwaysimming · 7 years

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in the spirit of valentine’s day here’s some of my favorite couples

#n xander actually laughing at a brynn joke #my sims #ts4 #brynn day #mabel noel #clara huntley #xander kerns #lilsimsie

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its-deputy-caleb · 2 years

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Old Trinkets and Even Older Friends

first chapter of my slow burn Juan Cortez/Willis Huntley fic is up. i worked like super hard on this and i’m obsessed with them!!

since ubisoft kept hinting at them but didn’t do anything else i decided to write it for them.

it’s 16,500 words in total so i wont be posting it here other than the links. :))

#fc6 writing #far cry 6 #juan cortez #willis huntley #juan cortez x willis huntley #clara garcia #dani rojas #fc6 spoilers #far cry 6 spoilers #spoliers

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levithestripper · 2 years

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apples, comfort, flowers, recommendations, zoo

a/n: ask game: spring asks!

apples— favorite fruit?

my favorite fruit is the seasonal cotton candy grapes!! they are to /die/ for and i love them so much. i could eat an entire bag of them myself.

comfort— who is your go to comfort character?

this is such a hard question because it changes every time my hyperfixation changes. it’ll be easier if i just list a few lmao.

far cry 6: philly

far cry 5: sharky

red dead redemption 2: kieran, sean

resident evil: leon, chris, lucas

game of thrones: sandor, jaime, grenn, tommen

flowers— what’s the nicest thing someone has surprised you with?

god uhhhhhh probably my girlfriend buying me stuff for my birthday.

recommendations— do you have any fanfic recommendations?

yes i have like ten thousand but here are a few!! i'll put it under the cut because they're mostly ns/fw

come undone— by brittwritespokemon

fandom: resident evil

relationship: lucas baker/reader

tags: fluff, smut, hurt/comfort, insecurity, established relationship, premature ejaculation, sexual inexperience, foreplay, oral sex, cunnilingus, come eating, gentle sex, porn with feelings, panic attacks, praise kink, woman on top, switching

summary: you knew that 'finishing' early put a big dent in most men's pride and confidence, but you didn't think it would affect Lucas that much.

status: complete

puzzle pieces— by lemon_kenndy

fandom: resident evil

relationship: leon s. kennedy/chris redfield

tags: fluff, smut, porn with plot, trans male character, trans leon s. kennedy, sex, vaginal sex, oral sex, gay sex

summary: leon's first day at work didn't go exactly as planned, but he didn't mind it when a series of events led him to meet a charming S.T.A.R.S. officer.

status: complete

old trinkets and even older friends— by its_deputy_caleb (@its-deputy-caleb)

fandom: far cry 6

relationship: juan cortez/willis huntley, background clara garcía/dani rojas

tags: canon-typical violence, emotional hurt/comfort, angst, slow burn, fluff, cuddling & snuggling, smoking, drinking, smut, anal sex, anal fingering, light dom/sub, far cry 6 spoilers, fluff and angst, domestic fluff, hurt/comfort, crying, sleepy kisses, eventual smut, fluff and smut, biting, mild praise kink, canon divergence

status: complete

fuck you better— by isostatic

fandom: blackkklansman

relationship: flip zimmerman/reader

tags: implied/referenced cheating, smut, dom/sub tones, edgeplay, plot what plot/porn without plot

summary: when flip calls you up for a little late-night fun, he’s surprised to find out you’re seeing someone else. he’s determined to prove he’s the only man who can fuck you just like you deserve, if you let him, that is.

status: complete

zoo— what’s your favorite animal?

my favorite animal is giraffes!! i love lions, tigers, and jaguars too, but those are more childhood comfort things if yk what i mean. giraffes are just so goddamn cute i can't stand it. i have a giraffe squishmallow named gary that i sleep w/ every night <3

#jack's mail #jack's ask games #hoesephseed #ask games #spring asks #ao3 recs

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booksandwords · 4 years

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Meet Cute: Some People Are Destined to Meet (Anthology)

Read time: 10 Day Rating: 4/5

Contains stories by Katie Cotuguo, Nina LaCour, Ibi Zoboi, Katherine McGee, Sara Shepard, Meredith Russo, Dhonielle Clayton, Emery Lord, Jennifer L. Armentrout, Jocelyn Davies, Kass Morgan, Julie Murphy, Huntley Fitzpatrick and Nicola Yoon

Overall Thoughts So I will start by saying I enjoyed this collection. There is a bit of something for everyone the couples are M/M, M/F and F/F, one of the main characters is trans. There are different time settings, different writing styles and the meet-cutes appear at different points in the stories. IOn the writing styles I think it is important to know that they run the gambit of perspectives (1st, 2nd and 3rd). The stories are charmingly brief (20-25 page each) making it a great palette cleanser or pick up put down book. Now here's the but. Meet Cute really needed an introduction. Either whoever at Alloy collated it or whoever bought the authors together. Due to the diversity within the stories, I was wondering what the brief was. Even just a definition of a meet-cute would have been better than nothing. One other issue I had was that all the meet-cutes were implicitly or explicitly coded as romantic. I would have really liked one that was just a friendship or someone to tackle an ace protagonist. Standout stories: Click, Oomph, Say Everything.

Siege Etiquette by Katie Cotuguo This is a Queen Bee (Hailey) and Farm Boy (Wolf) hiding kinda from the cops in a bathroom. They have shared pasts, misunderstandings abound and there is a definite attraction. It's written in 1st person for only one person (Hailey's) something I don't read a lot but it works. It's an interesting premise well-executed in less than twenty pages. I can see where it could go if it was longer but it works really well at this length.

Print Shop by Nina LaCour It's Evie's first day at a new job, it's not what she expected but she is trying to make the best of it. One of the jobs given to her is setting up social media for the print shop. Lauren is a disgruntled customer. Evie identifies as queer and she has one of the most adorable coming out stories, it was essentially an accident. Nina LaCour has an engaging style. Her story is a meeting of worlds, a meeting of times. It's the perfect length and frames itself well.

Hourglass by Ibi Zoboi Hourglass focuses on Cherish, an African American girl living in a town where there are only 4 other African American families. It is set at the end of her senior year, right before prom. Hourglass is less about the meet-cute and more about female friendship and the end of an era. That is not to say the meet-cute isn't sweet, it is and it challenges some norms and expectations. I was sort of disappointed with Hourglass. I like Cherish. I wanted to know more, I wanted to see what choices she made. Or at a bare minimum, I want to see her rock that dress.

Click by Katherine McGee Click is fantastic. Unlike some of the other stories, it feels entirely self-contained and uses an alternating perspective. The main characters are the hurting and technologically inclined Alexa and the creative Raden, those alignments alone deserve applause. I feel like there is some inspiration taken from not only real-world dating apps but Scythe. It just made me happy. It's a hopeful story with endearing characters.

The Intern by Sara Shepard The main characters are slightly eccentric rock star Phineas and Clara the daughter of a celebrity and not what her father expects. Clara is involuntarily interning at her father's record label for the summer. Phineas and Clara meet as part of her role at V. It's a simple story about how two young people spend a day finding out each other in New York. Honestly, I got The Sun Is Also A Star vibes. It's not bad, it just feels a bit unoriginal and there aren't enough details given for me to really enjoy it.

Somewhere That's Green by Meredith Russo Somewhere That's Green is an opposite attract story. Nia is a young trans woman struggling with having her community acknowledge her identity. Lexie is a Christian girl at her school who appears to be leading the charge to have her use the male facilities rather than the female ones. While I appreciate Nia and Lexie I have issues with Meredith Russo's writing. Meredith Russo is a trans woman with that in mind her writing feels overly cliche and perhaps wasteful. It is a very personal opinion. The story isn't bad, I enjoyed it, I just wish there was something more real about it.

The Way We Love Here by Dhonielle Clayton This is a reasonably clever play on the red string of fate but also uses time travel elements. It's another wonderful, hopeful story with unexpected protagonists. The artistic, driven Viola and the creative but sick Sebastian. Its focus is the possibilities and alternatives life can offer. I would like to know where Dhonielle Clayton drew their inspiration from the setting is on an isolated island which you cannot leave, it all feels very mythological both using eastern and western elements. I really enjoyed it.

Oomph by Emery Lord Oomph is super sweet and the perfect amount of nerdy. The main ladies use Natasha Romanov and Peggy Carter as nicknames, well actually names. They are in an airport waiting for flights. It's very cliche but it's a cliche for a reason. It's just so good. The smores are brilliant. I loved the writing, it's funny and cute.

The Dictionary of You and Me by Jennifer L. Armentrout I'm nopeing all the way out of this one. I have issues. I'm a librarian and this is all kinds of bad and just annoying stereotypes that push my buttons. Basically, I know too much and I can't turn my brain off. It is kind of cute but it is also kind of creepy. Essentially she is a librarian and he is a patron with an overdue dictionary. When she rings him to try and get the book back they flirt. I just can't not see how wrong it is.

The Unlikely Likelihood of Falling in Love by Jocelyn Davies This is another one with perhaps reverse archetypes. She is a math nerd, he is a musician. The plot revolves around her mathematical inclination and a final assessment. Their meet-cute really is adorable and the thing of daydreams, eyes meeting through train carriage windows. Sam urns it into an exercise in probabilities which is adorable. I do like Sam, the plot and the ending. The writing is well suited to the character which is in and of itself isn't easy.

259 Million Miles by Kass Morgan 259 Million Miles focused on missed opportunities with a side of social conscious. The main characters, Philip and Blythe, are likeable and human. It is truly standalone and doesn't ask for more. The ending brings out mixed emotions as one wants from a story dealing with humanity. But it was nice to have a story that was basically a locked room, a true two people put together with only one thing in common. Though in the battle of the futuristic meet-cutes, it loses to Click... easily.

Something Real by Julie Murphy This is the only review I'm spoiler warning so see my Goodreads for this bit.

Say Everything by Huntley Fitzpatrick This is such a well written and unexpected story. But I don't know if it is a meet-cute, there is too much history there. Emma is a fantastic character, I appreciate her resilience and forthrightness. Sean is well, Sean is something. But Emma is an unreliable narrator. The story is written in 2nd person, the only one in the book written as such. Like the book of quotes idea popularised by A Walk to Remember The Book of Lost Opportunites sounds like a brilliant idea. It is such a strong story though, at least to me.

The Department of Dead Love by Nicola Yoon This is the perfect last story, the perfect last line. It is a visually stunning story that plays on some unexpectedly heavy ideas. While I was torn on the three central characters I loved the writing and world. Nicola Yoon has a way with words that evokes emotion.

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tcplnyteens · 5 years

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Meet Cute

If you like love stories - fantasy, sci-fi, realistic fiction - about any gender, race, or situation, you’ll enjoy this book. It’ll instill unrealistic romantic fantasies in your mind about falling in love at an airport, on a subway, in a library ;), or a print shop, which can be disappointing, but most of all it’ll warm your heart and open your mind. I highly recommend checking out this book and reading some (or one, or all) stories. They’re all wonderfully diverse and will lead you through a range of human emotions.

Spoilers ahead ~

Short stories are my absolute FAVORITE, and I get a little happy, fluttery feeling every time I pick up a book like this one. There’s nothing more affirming than reading short fiction and thinking, “I could write something like this!” and nothing more pleasing for a hopeless romantic than reading about people falling in love in fourteen different ways.

Siege Etiquette by Katie Cotugno - Queen bee Hailey finds herself stuck in the bathroom with Wolf, a loner who spends half the year homeschooled at his family farm, when a high school house party is discovered by the police. I can’t remember the last time I read something in second person, which makes it pretty interesting. I don’t find the main character especially likable, though she is mysterious. Overall, I didn’t think the first story was all too romantic or compelling, though the situation certainly invites the reader to imagine.

Print Shop by Nina LaCour - Evie’s job at the print shop is not quite everything she’d hoped it would be, but it does lead her to a cute, nerdy girl despite a Twitter argument over customer service. I love everything about this story, from the characterization to the setting. The casual representation of Alex and Terry being husbands without anyone objecting or judging is beautiful. “Print Shop” makes me want to work in a small, old-fashioned print shop with a cranky owner and his doting husband. We must all bow down to Nina LaCour for giving us so much amazing content.

Hourglass by Ibi Zoboi - Cherish deals with end-of-high-school stress when her best friend ditches her to go with a boy to the prom and she faces modern problems in a digital world. Cherish is such a great character, and I love the issues this story confronts. It’s great for diversity in terms of body size and race. I also appreciate that the romantic element isn’t the basis or main theme of the story but hints at a very very cute and healthy relationship by the end.

Click by Katherine McGee - Alexa’s first experience with the world’s top dating technology is going terribly, considering that she lost her phone and with it her project to create a virtual reality avatar of her sister. Raden notices she’s different from other girls he’s dated, and maybe that isn’t such a bad thing. I liked the science fiction element of this story, and even though it was sad, it was heartwarming by the end.

The Intern by Sara Shepard - Clara’s first task at her father’s record label is an unusual one - she must take musician Phineas on an outing through New York to see a psychic. First of all, Phineas reminds me of Hozier in the loveliest way possible, so whenever he talks I picture Hozier and read the words in his voice. The two characters’ interactions are so pure and distinctly human that I just melt. This one made my heart HURT and squeeze with excitement.

Somewhere That’s Green by Meredith Russo - Nia Robinson already has to deal with adults and students alike telling her she doesn’t have the right to use the girls’ bathroom at school, and on top of all that, one of such protestors is playing Audrey in the very same production of Little Shop. But maybe Lexie isn’t exactly like her parents, and maybe Nia is a lot different than Lexie had expected. This story is so cute!!! I’m so grateful for Lexie’s character arc and the way she was portrayed as a naive yet brave person instead of an antagonist. The romantic tension that builds up and the way it’s resolved... just. Aaah.

The Way We Love Here by Dhonielle Clayton - Every person from the Isle of Meridien is born with red strings coiled around their ring finger to signify love. Once only one band is left, they will meet their soulmate. After saving an unfamiliar yet undeniably handsome boy from drowning, Vio ensnares with him, pushing them through glimpses of their future together. The imagery in this story is so beautiful. It’s all quite simple and peaceful, but it’s warm and happy and very well-written.

Oomph by Emery Lord - Cassidy is stuck at the airport with a one-hour delay likely to increase, and Johanna escapes a drunk guy’s conversation by sitting next to her. I know I’ve said this about just about every story in this book, but it’s just so cute. I found myself identifying with Cass and falling in love with Johanna alongside her. It was so satisfying and didn’t tear out my heart like the usual “Oh wait, I didn’t get her number!” moment.

The Dictionary of You and Me by Jennifer L. Armentrout - Moss has been trying to convince a mysterious library patron to return a dictionary for months now, and it seems futile until the hot guy from her history class shows up at the library. It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that I have an affinity for love stories that take place in libraries, considering that I work at a library. From the quirky characters to the new words I’ve learned, this story is so beautifully crafted and well executed.

The Unlikely Likelihood of Falling in Love by Jocelyn Davies - What is the likelihood of falling in love with a boy you see out of the subway window, only to pass by and disappear? What are the odds you’ll find him again? Romance and math seem like the most mutually exclusive things in the world, but poets, songwriters, and authors have proven they are not. I love stories that throw you wholeheartedly in support of the main character, and this one had me rooting for Sam in all her math-genius glory.

259 Million Miles by Kass Morgan - Philip’s only chance of escaping his mortifying online presence is being chosen for a one-way mission to Mars, but he meets another contestant during the final round of challenges and it all goes awry. Kass Morgan’s characterization of Philip and his social anxiety was so accurate it hurt to read. The amazing things authors can do with characters and settings and dialogue in so few pages never ceases to astound me, especially in “259 Million Miles!” I had to stop the tears so I didn’t cry in the middle of the library.

Something Real by Julie Murphy - June and Martha are contestants on a dating show with a chance to win a date with Dylan, a pop star. This is another awesome story with plus-size representation and a same-sex couple! I love how Julie Murphy wrote this story - it’s rich with imagery but also very readable and humorous. This is at least the third time I’ve read this story since every time I get my hands on the book I race to show it to my friends. Also, the emphasis on TV being a lot more fake and a lot less magical than it looks is great.

Say Everything by Huntley Fitzpatrick - Emma Greene’s family hasn’t recovered from her family’s financial crisis and neither has her social life, but when a local rich athlete at the prep school a town over asks her on a date, she must confront the damage. This is another story written in second person, of which I’m not a fan. I did enjoy the descriptions and characterization in the story, though, and I found I could identify with the main character.

The Department of Dead Love by Nicola Yoon - After Thomas’ seemingly perfect relationship ends and he’s still not over it, he turns to the Department of Dead Love to determine its cause of death and perhaps start over, where he encounters empathetic Gabrielle Lee. I found it interesting to imagine a parallel universe or future in which we are able to autopsy and diagnose our failed relationships and how that would affect my choices and my life. I’d like to end this review with a quote from this last story that I thought was very striking:

“For whatever reason, there are people you want to tell your weird, secret thoughts... you want them to love you because of those things, not in spite of them. ‘Some people make you want to be known.’”

Happy reading! ~Raia

#tcpl #library #books #book review #teen blogger #meet cute #romance #short stories #anthology #nicola yoon #nina lacour #julie murphy #raia #lgbtq #YA #lgbtq books #ya lgbt

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amazingdancetalent · 7 years

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Radix Atlantic City Results

Rookie Solos

1st - Lainey Mathis, Riverside, ProDance

2nd - Clara Yerk, Born to Entertain, Jersey Cape

Mini Solos

1st - Sienna Schlesinger, Testing the Waters, The Company (On the Edge)

2nd - Ava Carroll, Paradox, ProDance

3rd - Nayoung Kwon, Mad World, Triple Threat

4th - Zora Grantham, Dance Like Yo Daddy, Tari Jo’s

5th - Antonia Panico, Upside Down, Jersey Cape

6th - Sienna McCarthy, Stretch Your Eyes, ProDance

7th - Brooke Camp, Side Note, ProDance

Junior Solos (12 total) Shout out to Yazia Luna for a great performance! (Only dancer who didn’t place)

1st - Mallory Barnhart, Fading Away from the Surface, Michelle Latimer’s (On the Edge)

2nd - Cameron Smith, Beautiful Storm, Jersey Cape (On the Edge)

3rd - Hayley Wilson, Passing, Renner Dance (On the Edge)

4th - Bella Boye, Invincible, PassMore Dance

5th - Brittany DiNapoli, Not About Angels, Encore PAC

6th - Olivia Bair, Cage of Bones, Xtreme Dance Studop

7th - Ava Huntley, Fuel to Fire, Sarah Kennedy Ballet

8th - Kylie Hennelly, Wolf, ProDance

9th - Sophia Mastriano, Hit the Road Jack, Sarah Kennedy Ballet

10th - Sydnie Tetrick, The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Tari Jo’s - Mia Dougherty, True Colors, Jersey Cape

Junior Duo/Trio

1st - Send in the Clowns, Jersey Cape

2nd - Dream, Tari Jo’s

Junior Extended Line

1st - Send My Love, Tari Jo’s

Teen Solos (15 total)

1st - Morgan Perschy, Escalate, Triple Threat (On the Edge)

2nd - Haley Huelsman, NoTrust, New England Dance & Gym

3rd - Cassidy Reigel, The Looking Glass, D&J’s Dynamite

4th - Sophia Hwang, Purple Rain, Triple THreat

5th - Jacquelin Ostermueller, Young and Beautiful, Cedar Brook

6th - Adriane Vanace, Nicest Things, ProDance - Julianna Cauterucci, Wanna Dance with Somebody, The Jill Justin Dance Alliance

7th - Rebekah Palmer, Long Days, Encore PAC

8th - Abby Nagel, Put a Spell on You, Jersey Cape

9th - Brooke Melillo, Shadows, Sarah Kennedy Ballet

10th - Taylor Mortensen, Birds Set Free, Jersey Cape

Teen Group

1st - Madness, Tari Jo’s Dance Studio

Teen Extended Line

1st - One Night Only, Tari Jo’s Dance Studio

Senior Solos

1st - Robert Ciszak, Waiving Through a Window, The Dance Academy of North Jersey (On the Edge) - Emily McFarland, If This is Love, Karla Pattavina’s (On the Edge)

2nd - Andrea Posner, Deep End, Encore PAC

3rd - Jen Tran, Like the Swallow, Encore PAC

4th - Sabrina Harrison, In Da Club, Tari Jo’s

5th - Christina McLaughlin, Make Me, ProDance

6th - Augustina Mallous, Jersey Cape

7th - Grace Aulabaugh, Gangsta, Tari Jo’s

Senior Duo/Trio

1st - Love Story, Tari Jo’s Dance Studio

Senior Group

1st - Touch, Tari Jo’s Dance Studio

Senior Line

1st - People Get Ready - As In The Days of Noah, Tari Jo’s Dance Studio

Open Production

1st - Kozmic Edge, Kozmic Edge

On the Edge

High Score by Performance Division

Junior Contemporary - Send My Love, Tari Jo’s

Teen Contemporary - Madness, Tari Jo’s

Teen Jazz - One Night Only, Tari Jo’s

Senior Contemporary - Touch, Tari Jo’s

Senior Lyrical - People Get Ready - As In The Days of Noah, Tari Jo’s

Best of Radix

Junior - Send My Love, Tari Jo’s

Teen - One Night Only, Tari Jo’s

Senior - Touch, Tari Jo’s

Open - Kozmic Edge, Kozmic Edge

ADJUDICATIONS BELOW THE CUT!

1 - HG 2 - HG 3 - HG 4 - HG 5 - HG 6 - OTE 7 - HG 8 - HG 9 - G 10 - OTE 11 - HG 12 - G? 13 - OTE 14 - HG 15 - OTE 16 - G 17 - G 18 - G 19 - HG 20 - HG 20.a - HG 21 - G 22 - HG 23 - G 24 - HG 25 - HG 26 - HG 28 - G 29 - HG 30 - HG 31 - G 32 - HG 33 - HG 34 - G 35 - G 36 - G 37 - OTE 38 - G 39 - HG 40 - G 41 - HG 42 - HG 43 - HG 45 - G 46 - OTE 47 - OTE 48 - HG 49 - OTE 50 - HG 51 - G 52 - G 53 - HG 54 - G

#radix #results #2018 results

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megamikethomson · 5 years

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Utah football

Utah Utes needed another took shots at a Pac-12 football title, and they got it. What will they do with it? boxing day

Oregon helped make the entirety of this feasible for Utah. Notwithstanding the Ducks' triumph over USC toward the beginning of November, the Utes' own surprising season wouldn't have brought them into another Pac-12 football title game.

Just to remind the No. 5 Utes (11-1) of the support that gave them another Pac-12 South title, No. 13 Oregon (10-2) will show up as their rival Friday night at Levi's Arena in Santa Clause Clara, Calif., the last checkpoint in Utah's way to a School Football Season finisher elimination round billet.

Every one of the Utes need is a LSU prevail upon Georgia and … stop in that spot. Nothing that occurs in other gathering title games Saturday will matter to Utah, except if the Utes beat Oregon for the Pac-12 title.

The inheritance of the most capable group in Ute history, with 10 players prone to be drafted into the NFL in April, will be resolved on a blustery, breezy night in the Sound Territory. Utah's seniors all recount to a similar story, how a 10-3 misfortune to Washington in a year ago's title game inspired them to return and accomplish more. As security Julian Blackmon stated, "This is an opportunity to change history for the Utes."

Or on the other hand just recurrent it. Envision the disappointment of another misfortune at Levi's Arena, conceivably consigning the Utes to the Alamo Bowl — far beneath the renown level of the Season finisher elimination rounds or the Rose Bowl, the conventional goal of the Pac-12 victor. That makes Friday's down momentous to Utah's program, paying little mind to what unfurls somewhere else this end of the week.

Weight? Totally. However guarded end Bradlee Anae said that contrasted and a year ago, "I notice the entire group isn't as tense, paving the way to this game. Everyone's free, everyone's flying near. You can disclose to it's a lot of veteran folks who have been there."

They were headed to return to Santa Clause Clara, in the last Pac-12 title game organized in the San Francisco 49ers' arena before the occasion moves to Las Vegas in 2020. boxing day

Reviewing the sentiment of strolling off that field a year ago, junior beneficiary Samson Nacua stated, "I recollect simply being harmed. I just contemplated internally, 'We'll be back.' And the entire group worked their rear ends off and we're back here once more. We're simply prepared to take care of business."

Utah's protection scarcely could have accomplished more against Washington, permitting just a field objective. The Utes lost when the Huskies' Byron Murphy restored an interference 66 yards for a touchdown in the second from last quarter of a tie game, after the ball bobbed off the hands and leg of previous Ute beneficiary Siaosi Sailor, presently playing for Utah State.

"Everything about that game … it waits. You feel it," said Ute beneficiaries mentor Fellow Holliday. "It kept going an entire year for all of us. You just get such a significant number of opportunities to win a title."

On account of their eight-game series of wins, the Utes are supported over Oregon, Yet the Ducks are a similar group that was positioned in front of Utah in late November and furthermore was situated to make the Season finisher, until a 31-28 misfortune at Arizona State crashed them. With a solid hostile line ensuring quarterback Justin Herbert and a significantly better guard, this form of Oregon is superior to the Ducks who lost 32-25 at Utah in November 2018.

The Utes likewise have updated from that point forward. They beat Oregon that day without harmed quarterback Tyler Huntley and running back Zack Greenery, an accomplishment that appears to be all the more staggering a year later, taking into account what those players have intended to Utah.

Not since Sept. 29, 2018, at Washington State has Utah lost a game with them solid. Oregon athletic executive Ransack Mullens, the CFP council director, more than once has brought up that Utah's just misfortune (at USC in September) this season came after Greenery left from the get-go in the second quarter with shoulder damage.

Greenery, at that point, turns into a variable in Utah's last opportunity to dazzle the advisory group. On the off chance that he has a major event Friday, it will strengthen how his nonappearance clarified what occurred in Los Angeles, where objective line disappointments hurt the Utes. Utah at that point pulled together and stripped the entirety of its other Pac-12 rivals, with the exception of Washington.

The Utes' 33-28 win in Seattle required a final quarter rebound, with the barrier standing up for itself and the offense coming through with back to back touchdown drives of 80 or more yards. The Utes indicated balance and sturdiness that day. They'll require those qualities against the Ducks, who comparably energized to Washington, two weeks before Utah did.

UTAH Versus OREGONAt Levi's Arena, Santa Clause Clara, Calif.

The opening shot: 6 p.m. MSTTV: Ch. 4Radio: ESPN 700.Records: Utah 11-1 (8-1 Pac-12); Oregon 10-2 (8-1).Series history: Oregon drives, 22-10.Last gathering: Utah 32, Oregon 25 (2018).

About the Utes: Utah's eight-game series of wins coordinates the program's longest in-season run since a 8-0 beginning in 2010, the Utes' last season in the Mountain West. … As the meeting group, the Utes will wear the white regalia they donned in a 62-20 win at Oregon in 2015. ... The Utes have won 14 of their last 16 ordinary season meeting games, beginning with an October 2018 triumph at Stanford. … The Pac-12 South champion has lost seven of the eight meeting title games. … Utah is the South first's recurrent champ since UCLA in 2011-12, with the Bruins' first title because of USC's ineligibility. ..week.About the Ducks: Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert was named the Pac-12 Football Researcher Competitor of the Year; Utah's chosen one was senior wellbeing Terrell Burgess. ... Oregon is 2-0 in Pac-12 title games, beating UCLA 49-31 at home in 2011 and directing Arizona 51-14 at Levi's Arena in 2014. … Herbert has tossed 31 touchdown passes and five interferences. … The Ducks are averaging 35.8 focuses to Utah's 35.6. … Mentor Mario Cristobal has a 19-7 record, beginning with a misfortune to Boise State in the 2017 Las Vegas Bowl after he supplanted Willie Taggart.

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oc & ooc + spreading love

i feel like this selections has been pretty stressful for a lot of us, so maybe this will help! I tried to at least find something to say about all of you even if i don’t know you or your ocs that much... i’ve been busy and haven’t been able to keep up with all, but i tried!

~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ↬ is for the girls [possibly] leaving soon for their own health. we will miss you even if we didn’t know you well! sending all the hugs.

ღ Theia Nina Huntley ↠ i wanna read your fics, they look promising! i’m sorry i haven’t had time, but i still think you’re nice. wish we could see more of you on the gc ღ Melody Aurelia Nolan ↠ great separation of oc rudeness and ooc friendlyness. from what i’ve seen, also open to talk out ideas for plot-lines with others! has given thought to her backstory. ღ Annette Victoria Rose Martel ↠ have you seen her fc? gorgeous. also crazy but beautiful pasta queen we all love. supportive, funny and GR92894839282. amazing fics cause she’s poetic af (i will fight you on this Net). ღ Emmalyn Atwood ↠ cutest bean. super sweet in & out of character. oc family is also cute. conclusion is emmalyn = cute. ღ Isabella Faulkner ↠ pretty reblogs of dresses, space and nature. i’ve been told you’re super nice and sweet ooc! ღ Charlotte Elara Bane ↠ i’m also in love with her fc. adorable fics. cute oc that just wants to know the world. whoop whoop bts is rocking. adorable bean. (char-low ajshdfjgkhl i get it right sometimes) ღ Calista Persephone Ledger ↠ sweetest bean. spreads all the love too. so positive. has a disabled oc which no one has done before! newsletters are cute and pretty. ღ Aiko Rosette Ellis ↠ fc is so cute. pretty edits. aesthetic blog. nice ooc too. ღ Seraphine Regina Chamberlaine ↠ fc is so pretty. we didn’t get to see much of you but still. watch out with that poison of yours ;) ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Nina Ivanenko ↠ crazy bean. always nice ooc. pretty edits. aesthetic blog MOUSE SPARKLES WHEN I MOVE ASDFGHJKL. (i will always be your hot taquito) ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Ruby Stones ↠ do i even have to mention how asdfghjk your fc looks? so much effort into your fics! i love your descriptions that make everything sound so pretty. just wow. also pretty edits.

ღ Jyn Song ↠ me. the basic hoe. fc is amazing because arden cho. i’m okayish. but i’m nice ooc i think. tries to love everyone. what is anon hate, leave me. i like being aesthetic too much because i have issues. too stubborn to drop out. ღ Madalena Cruz ↠ fun while it lasted. pretty fc. best 2nd practice challenge tbh. 42/10 for sure. go back to being a power ranger now. sending love, Alex. ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Stacey Marie Barret ↠ always nice ooc in the gc the few times i’ve seen you there! ღ Cameron Muirgen Nicholls ↠ nice bean. i wanna hug your oc. your oc’s family is also so nice. except her mom. we don’t talk about her. really liked your first fic i read. real good. don’t drop out just yet!! ღ Margarita Camilla Acosta-Cruz ↠ friendly! active with edits that have nice quotes. fc’s eyebrows on point. ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Evadne Regine Leventhorpe ↠ you seem so nice ooc i swear i wanna be friends. i will give your oc all the HONOR. can’t wait to catch up with your fics once i’m done with tests. so much effort into your fics too! all the edits! just your commitment. ღ Madelyn Jean Knight ↠ friendly & nice as oc and ooc. also commitment and so active! your fc looks so cute. ღ Finley Reagan Gansey ↠ i’ve noticed a lot of girls think you’re friendly so hurray for friendly-ness! nice fc too. ღ Aricia East ↠ you’re laughing all the time in your posts/reblogs! so enthusiastic. also, always nice & friendly, be it as oc or ooc. ღ Maria Fernanda Rivera ↠ haven’t seen much of you, but you seem really nice and approachable both in & out of character. your oc’s background is interesting! ღ Fiona Aliya Rossi ↠ probably one of the sweetest oc. lots of commitment. i know you’ve planned out your character a lot too! blog theme is so pink and fluffy i love it THE MOUSE ALSO THROWS BUBBLES WHEN I MOVE AJSDJG ღ Katherine Geraldine Dempsey ↠ the cat to my gin. pretty edits. very active! super nice and friendly ooc. funny in & out of character. love her writing style too. good at trying to keep oc rudeness away from ooc! ღ Deborah Varker ↠ sweet and enthusiastic in & out of character. cute blog. very active and approachable! super nice in general. ღ Annelise Catherina Newstone ↠ don’t see much of you, but i’m sure you’re nice ooc ;) ღ Berklee Boyer ↠ so, so, so nice. it’s actually surprising how nice. sweet as honey. like bees. very active. super friendly. funny and adorable in & out of character. amazing all around. shares love with everyone. ღ Devon Lea Muerner ↠ fc is so pretty and cute. nice ooc. haven’t seen much of her lately but hopefully we will again!

ღ Même Tanneur Antoineen ↠ pfft, must i mention the fc? amazing. i love your ostriches and their language! thanks for all the jokes and nicknames. you always hoped to bring some levity to this selection and i think we all appreciate you for that. ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Ingrid Liljedahl ↠ sweet / friendly in & out of character, even if i didn’t get to know you well. (thanks for giving jyn that present. she loved it) ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡ ღ Olivia Christina Palacio ↠ pretty edits from what i could see once! friendly with everyone both as oc and ooc. ~bye★ﾟ':*.::'ﾟ☆｡

ღ also some girls that left before they got to be really active:

~Felicity Jessica Broussard ~Giselle Clara Langford ~Crystal Tomlinson ~Thea Philippa Silver

ღ And also Alex ↠ for being so organized and active with all of the princes and royals! and rping with a lot of people now and in the future. ღ that goes for you too Livi ↠ aka Alina. you were the first prince we got after all! glad to see you still involved :)

@domschreave @alinaschreave @theiahuntley @melodynolan @annette-martel @emmalynatwood @isabellafaulkner @charlotte-bane @calistapledger @aikoellis @sera-chamberlaine @ninaivanenko @ruby-stones @cameronnicholls @margarita-acosta-cruz @evadne-leventhorpe @madelynknightoftheselection @finleygansey @ariciaeast @marifer-rivera @lady-fiona-rossi @ladykatdempsey @debbieker @annelise-newstone @berklee-boyer @devonmuerner @meme-antoineen @ingrid-liljedahl @oliviapalacio @stacey-bar

#ooc #i'm sorry if some are short but i tried!#hugs for all of you #keep having fun!#we'll miss all of the ones dropping out <3 #with all the girls

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2 and 42? Love your legacy by the way!!

Samantha, Clara, Teagan (Ik Huntley kids lol) and HARRY POTTER 4 LYFE. Thank you!

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Utah Had a Shot at the College Football Playoff. Oregon Spoiled It.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Lil’ old Utah, the Little Engine That Could of college football, had emerged from the shadows of the Wasatch Mountains to take a rare turn on center stage Friday night, eager to impress the College Football Playoff selection committee and maybe — just maybe — earn a spot alongside the behemoths of Ohio State, Louisiana State and Clemson.

All the under-recruited and overachieving Utes had to do was dispatch an Oregon team that for the last couple months had looked largely dead on its feet.

At worst, they would end up in the Rose Bowl. At best, they would be in the playoff.

Instead, the Utes looked like they did not even belong on the same field as the Ducks, getting beaten up and down both lines of scrimmage in a 37-15 loss in the Pac-12 Conference championship game.

“My senior year, the stage is set and we just don’t show up,” said Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley, who was sacked six times and threw an interception in the end zone. He was still seething a half-hour after the game ended.

He was also not alone. This, after all, was the second consecutive season that the Utes had floundered here, having lost to Washington by 10-3 last year. But this one came with greater opportunity costs: Had Utah won and accumulated a modest number of style points, and with a Georgia loss to L.S.U. in the Southeastern Conference championship on Saturday night, the Utes were well positioned to reach the playoff ahead of the winner of the Big 12 championship between Oklahoma and Baylor.

“It’s obvious what was at stake — more than just the Rose Bowl,” said Darrin Paulo, a senior offensive tackle. “It’s disappointing. I can’t really wrap my head around it right now.”

The loss was also a painful one for the Pac-12 itself.

It ensured that for the third consecutive season — and the fourth in the last five — the conference will miss the playoff. So while the Pac-12 had eight teams in the Associated Press Top 25 poll at some point this season, and it was the only conference in which every team won at least four games, this is an era in which the measure of a conference is taken at the top.

“It’s very important,” Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott said of reaching the four-team playoff. “It’s become clear that’s become a litmus test for a lot of folks that follow the sport as to which teams make the playoff, which teams don’t.”

That the conference was pinning its hopes on Utah, not on Oregon, Southern California, Washington or Stanford — teams that in the last decade had injected themselves into the national championship picture — may be an indictment of the league.

But under Coach Kyle Whittingham, who arrived as an assistant 25 years ago under Ron McBride, ascending to head coach after Urban Meyer left following a perfect season in 2004, the Utes have been defined more by toughness than five-star recruits.

When the Utes, who finished 13-0 and second in the nation in 2008, moved to the Pac-12 three years later, Whittingham did not waver from his belief that hard-nosed football was a winning formula — even in a conference that has been known for developing N.F.L. quarterbacks and wide-open offenses.

“That’s been a point of emphasis for years,” Whittingham said. “Our No. 1 objective offensively is to be able to run the football with a physicality and a violence that takes its toll on the opponents, and defensively we want to make sure we want to stop the run.”

That’s what made the loss to Oregon so dispiriting.

“We lost in the one area we’ve been undefeated this year — the line of scrimmage,” Whittingham said after dropping to 11-2 for the season.

An early sign came on the game’s opening possession, when Utah’s punishing tailback Zach Moss was stuffed on third and 1, then was sliced down on fourth and 1 by safety Brady Breeze bolting off the edge.

The Utes, who found themselves down 20-0 at halftime, were no more successful on two other fourth downs in the first half: Huntley was swarmed at the line of scrimmage when he tried to scramble on fourth and 2 at the Oregon 31, and a false start on fourth and 1 from the Oregon 38 prompted a punt.

Then in the third quarter, after closing within 20-7, Utah came up empty again when Huntley’s pass on a quick slant from midfield was broken up on fourth and 2.

On the other side of the ball, the Utah defense, which had built its sterling resume against four freshmen quarterbacks and a third-stringer, quickly found itself facing a different problem.

Justin Herbert is an almost certain first-round N.F.L. draft pick, and Oregon’s offense is built around an offensive line with four seniors and sophomore tackle Penei Sewell, who was chosen by Pro Football Focus as the conference’s offensive player of the year.

Herbert had plenty of time to throw, picking out wide-open Johnny Johnson III for a 45-yard touchdown pass, and C.J. Verdell rolled up 208 yards on 18 carries, including 70-yard and 31-yard touchdown runs in the fourth quarter.

On the final one, Verdell high-stepped his way into the end zone.

As he did, the Oregon fans who packed the end zone saluted him and the band broke into song. On the Utah sideline, shoulders began to slump and Whittingham looked up at the scoreboard, waiting to watch a replay — searching for a clue to where it all went wrong.

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[REQUESTS CLOSED]

rules for requesting: HERE

| gender neutral reader unless stated | NSFW marked with * |

characters included [alphabetical order] : BEMBÉ, CAMILA, CARLOS, CLARA, DANI, EL TIGRE, JONRÓN, JUAN, LOLA, MARÍA, PAOLO, PAZ, PHILLY, TALÍA, YELENA, YUMI & ZENIA

HOW THEY CUDDLE - Camila, Dani & Juan

LEAVING THE FND FOR YOUR S/O - Bembé, Camila, Dani, Juan & Philly

WHAT THEY ARE LIKE IN BED * - Dani, Clara, Juan, Paz & Philly

INJURED S/O - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Dani, Juan, Paz, Philly & Yelena

HOW YOU SPEND TIME OFF TOGETHER - Camila, Clara, Dani, Juan, Paz & Philly

S/O TAKING CARE OF YOU AFTER BEING TORTURED BY FND - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Juan & Philly

COMFORTING YOU - Bembé & Philly

CHILDHOOD FRIENDS TO LOVERS - INCOMPLETE

| PART ONE |

KISSING THEIR S/O’S HAND - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Dani & Juan

COMFORT WITH A COLD/FLU - Bembé Camila, Clara, Dani, Juan & María

FLIRTING WITH AN OBLIVIOUS READER - Clara, Dani & Juan

ANGST SERIES - COMPLETE

| PART ONE | PART TWO |

FOUND FAMILY - EL TIGRE & READER [PLATONIC HC’S]

JOINING THE GUERRILLAS - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Dani & Juan

MODERN AU - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Juan, Yelena & Zenia

FLUFF + POLY HC’S - Talía x Reader X Paolo

CELEBRATING YOUR BIRTHDAY - Camila, Clara, Dani, Juan & Philly

CATCHING FEELINGS - Clara, Dani & Juan

KISS HC’S - Bembé, Camila, Clara, Carlos, Dani, Juan & Philly

DATE HC’S - Camila, Clara, Carlos, Dani, Jonrón & Juan

GENERAL FLUFF HC’S - INCOMPLETE

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PHILLY BARZAGA

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JUAN CORTEZ

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my juan of a kind - incomplete

Photo ref - Part Three

BEMBÉ ALVAREZ

fluff & NSFW HC’s * - switch!bembé

PAOLO DE LA VEGA

fluff HC’s - trans!masc reader

MERCEDES ‘JONRÓN’ MARTIN

fluff HC’s - fem!reader

RARZAGA [M!DANI X PHILLY]

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| Part One | Part Two |

JUAN CORTEZ X WILLIS HUNTLEY

old friends and even older trinkets *

OC RAMBLE INTRODUCTION : JULIA, MANNY & OLUWA

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Guía de series: Estrenos y regresos de julio 2019

No estamos frente al mes más intenso pero creemos que tenemos ante nosotros alguna propuesta interesante. ¿Sois más de superhéroes o de spin-offs?

¡Feliz julio!

Leyenda:

Verde: series nuevas.

Rojo: series de las que haremos reviews semanales.

Negro: regresos de otras series.

Naranja: miniseries o series documentales.

Amarillo: tv movies, documentales, especiales o pilotos.

Morado: season finales.

Púrpura: midseason finales.

Calendario de series

1 de julio:

Divorce (1T) y Gösta (1T) en HBO

The Code (vuelve) en CBS

L.A.'s Finest (1T finale) en Spectrum

4 de julio: Stranger Things (3T completa) en Netflix

7 de julio: El pionero en HBO España

8 de julio:

Dark Mon£y (1T) en BBC One

Scream: Resurrection (3T) en VH1

9 de julio: Pandora (1T) en The CW

10 de julio:

Harlots (3T) en Hulu

Snowfall (3T) en FX

Florida Girls (1T) en Pop

Family Reunion (1T completa) y Parchís: El documental en Netflix

Scream: Resurrection (3T finale) en VH1

11 de julio:

The Outpost (2T) en The CW

Dark Mon£y (1T finale) en BBC One

14 de julio: Sweetbitter (2T) en Starz

15 de julio: The Unsettling (1T) en HBO

16 de julio:

Human Discoveries (1T completa) en Facebook

Blood & Treasure (1T finale) en CBS

17 de julio: Suits (9T y última) y Pearson (1T) en USA Network

19 de julio:

La casa de papel (3T completa) en Netflix

Riviera (2T finale) en Sky Atlantic

22 de julio: L.A.'s Finest (1T finale) en Spectrum

24 de julio: South Side (1T) en Comedy Central

25 de julio: Another Life (1T completa) en Netflix

26 de julio:

Orange Is the New Black (7T y última) en Netflix

The Boys (1T completa) en Amazon

Veronica Mars (4T) y Light as a Feather (2T) en Hulu

28 de julio: Pennyworth (1T) en Epix

29 de julio: Gösta (1T finale) en HBO

31 de julio:

Four Weddings and a Funeral (1T) en Hulu

Sherman's Showcase (1T) en IFC

Red Sea Diving Resort en Netflix

Jane the Virgin (series finale) en The CW

Estrenos de series

Gösta (HBO)

La primera serie escandinava de HBO habla sobre un psicólogo infantil de 28 años (Vilhelm Blomgren, Midsommar) que consigue trabajo en un pequeño pueblo y trata de aplicar sus teorías con resultados sorprendentes. Le acompañan Amy Deasismont (Min lilla syster), Mattias Silvell, Clara Drake, Regina Lund (Sjön), Elisabet Carlsson, Nidhal Fares y Gustav Berg. Escrita y dirigida por Lukas Moodyson (Fucking Amal, Lilja Forever). Doce episodios. Estreno: 1 de julio

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Dark Mon£y (BBC One)

Los Mensah son una familia normal de clase obrera del norte de Londres. El hijo pequeño (Max Fincham, The Alienist) acaba de terminar de grabar una película de Hollywood, y confiesa a sus padres que el director ha abusado de él. Llenos de culpa, deciden aceptar una sustancial suma de dinero para guardar silencio para empezar de cero y evitar los problemas que podría ocasionar presentar cargos contra una celebridad. Pero el daño crece y el precio de aceptar el dinero tal vez sea demasiado alto. Protagonizada por Babou Ceesay (National Treasure; Into the Badlands), Jill Halfpenny (Three Girls, In the Club), Rebecca Front (War & Peace, Humans), Susan Wokoma (Crazyhead, Chewing Gum), Olive Gray (Home from Home), Ellen Thomas (Teachers, EastEnders), Arnold Oceng (The Good Lie), Joseph May (Resident Evil), Rudi Dharmalingam (Our Girl) y Gary Beadle (EastEnders). Escrita por Levi David Addai (Youngers; Damilola, Our Loved Boy) y dirigida por Lewis Arnold (Humans, Misfits). Cuatro episodios. Estreno: 8 de julio

Pandora (The CW)

Una joven que ha perdido a sus padres encuentra una nueva vida en la Academia de Entrenamiento Espacial, donde aprenderá a defender la galaxia de amenazas tanto humanas como extraterrestres. Ambientada en el año 2199, nos mostrará cómo Jax (Priscilla Quintana, Traffik) descubre la verdad sobre su naturaleza y si será la salvadora de la humanidad o la culpable de su destrucción. Completan el reparto Oliver Dench (Ride), Raechelle Banno (Home and Away), John Harlan Kim (The Librarians), Ben Radcliffe (The Evermoor Chronicles), Banita Sandhu (October), Martin Bobb-Semple (Free Rein) y Noah Huntley (The Royals, 28 Days Later). Seis episodios. Estreno: 9 de julio

Florida Girls (Pop)

Creada y protagonizada por Laura Chinn, guionista de The Mick y Grandfathered, y basada en su vida, trata sobre cuatro amigas que deben hacer frente a sus estancadas vidas cuando la única con ambiciones se muda siguiendo sus sueños. Con Laci Mosley (The Wedding Year), Melanie Field (Heathers, Shrill) y Patty Guggenheim (The Happytime Murders). Diez episodios. Estreno: 10 de julio

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Family Reunion (Netflix)

Comedia multicámara sobre un espíritu libre de Seattle (Tia Mowry; Sister, Sister; The Game) que regresa junto a su esposo y a sus hijos a su pequeño pueblo natal para una reunión familiar. Con Loretta Devine (The Carmichael Show, Grey's Anatomy), Talia Jackson, Isaiah Russell-Bailey, Cameron J. Wright y Jordyn Rava James. Creada por Meg DeLoatch (Family Matters, Raven's Home). Veinte episodios. Estreno: 10 de julio

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The Unsettling (HBO)

Becca (Holly Taylor; The Americans, The Night Shift) es una chica de dieciséis años que llega a su nueva casa de acogida. Sus nuevos hermanos no la reciben con agrado, especialmente el hijo biológico de trece años. Becca intenta acostumbrarse a su nueva vida, pero comienzan a pasar cosas extrañas y no está muy claro quién es el responsable. Le acompañan Tequan Richmond (Cold Case, All Night), An-Li Bogan (Night of the Pawn), Joy Goodman, Lora Martinez Cunningham (Graves, T@gged), Marguerite Moreau (Wet Hot American Summer), David Clayton Rogers (Jane by Design), Willow Shields (The Hunger Games), Noah Grismer, Travis Hammer (Godless, Manhattan) o Alex Lange (Code Black). Dirigida por Chris Grismer (Designated Survivor, The Vampire Diaries). Estreno: 15 de julio

Human Discoveries (Facebook)

Un grupo de amigos que viven en los orígenes de la civilización humana son los primeros en descubrir necesidades como el fuego y la rueda. Veremos cómo tropiezan con las mejores y peores innovaciones del hombre: el arte, el parloteo, el alcohol, la moda, el racismo o la monogamia. Con las voces de Zac Efron, Anna Kendrick, Jillian Bell, Lisa Kudrow, Lamorne Morris y Paul Scheer. Creada por Chris Bruno y David Howard Lee. Estreno: 16 de julio

Pearson (USA Network)

La propia Gina Torres propuso la idea del spin-off de Suits a Universal y ha conseguido que se haga realidad. En él, la abogada Jessica Pearson (Torres) entra en el complejo y sórdido mundo de la política de Chicago. Le acompañan Bethany Joy Lenz (One Tree Hill, Grey's Anatomy), Morgan Spector (The Mist, Allegiance), Isabel Arraiza (The Oath), Simon Kassianides (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Eli Goree (Riverdale, Ballers), Chantel Riley (Wynonna Earp, Frankie Drake Mysteries), Wayne Duvall (The Leftovers, BrainDead), Ethan Ireland y Jonny Berryman. Escrita por Daniel Arkin (Suits, Kyle XY) y Aaron Korsh (Suits, Just Shoot Me!). Diez episodios. Estreno: 17 de julio

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South Side (Comedy Central)

Escrita, producida y protagonizada por Diallo Riddle y Bashier Salahuddin, guionistas de Late Night With Jimmy Fallon y The Last O.G., es una workplace comedy sobre dos amigos de toda la vida, Simon (Sultan Salahuddin, hermano de Bashier) y Kareem (Kareme Young), que tratan de mejorar sus vidas a pesar de los obstáculos socioeconómicos y políticos que se encuentran a diario, explorando de manera auténtica las idas y venidas del resto de personajes que rondan su tienda en un barrio obrero en el sur de Chicago. Dirige y produce Michael Blieden (Teachers, Broad City). Estreno: 24 de julio

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Another Life (Netflix)

Una astronauta (Katee Sackhoff; Battlestar Galactica, Longmire) se embarcará junto a su joven equipo en una peligrosa misión para buscar el origen de un misterioso artefacto aparecido en la Tierra. Completan el cast Tyler Hoechlin (Teen Wolf, Supergirl), Justin Chatwin (Shameless, Orphan Black), Selma Blair (Hellboy, Cruel Intentions), Samuel Anderson (Trollied, Doctor Who), Elizabeth Faith Ludlow (The Walking Dead, Satisfaction), Blu Hunt (The Originals, The New Mutants), A.J. Rivera (Grandfathered), Alexander Eling (Make It Pop), Alex Ozerov (The Americans, Orphan Black), Jake Abel (Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, Supernatural), JayR Tinaco (Rake), Jessica Camacho (Sleepy Hollow, The Flash), Barbara Williams (Mayans MC, FlashForward), Greg Hovanessian (The Mist, Cardinal) y Lina Renna (The 100). Creada y escrita por Aaron Martin (Slasher, Being Erica). Diez episodios. Estreno: 25 de julio

The Boys (Amazon)

Basada en la novela gráfica de Garth Ennis (Preacher) y Darick Robertson, nos trae a un grupo de vigilantes entrenados para controlar a los superhéroes, cuya fama se les ha subido a la cabeza y han abrazado el lado oscuro del poder. Este escuadrón está formado por Elisabeth Sue (CSI, Leaving Las Vegas), Laz Alonso (The Mysteries of Laura, Detroit), Jack Quaid (Vinyl, The Hunger Games), Karen Fukuhara (Suicide Squad) y Tomer Kapon (When Heroes Fly) y liderado por Billy Butcher (Karl Urban; The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek: Into Darkness). Por el contrario, los superhéroes serán interpretados por Chace Crawford (Gossip Girl), Antony Starr (Banshee, American Gothic), Erin Moriarty (Jessica Jones, True Detective), Dominique McElligott (The Last Tycoon, House of Cards), Jessie T. Usher (Survivor's Remorse) y Nathan Mitchell (iZombie). Participan también Jennifer Esposito (Mistresses, The Affair), Simon Pegg (Star Trek, Shaun of the Dead), Nicola Correia-Damude (Shadowhunters, Burden of Truth), Colby Minifie (Jessica Jones, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Shaun Benson (Gangland Undercover, Channel Zero) y Jess Salgueiro (Mary Kills People, The Strain). Escrita por Eric Kripke (Supernatural, Revolution, Timeless) y producida por Seth Rogen y Evan Goldberg. Ocho episodios. Estreno: 26 de julio

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Pennyworth (Epix)

Precuela de Batman en la que Alfred (Jack Bannon; Endeavour, The Imitation Game) es un antiguo soldado del ejército británico que comienza un negocio de seguridad con Thomas Wayne (Ben Aldridge; Fleabag, Our Girl), el padre de Bruce, hacia 1960 en Londres. Les acompañan Jason Flemyng (The Missing, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Emma Paetz (Final Girl, Gentleman Jack), Paloma Faith, Ryan Fletcher, Hainsley Lloyd Bennett, Jessica Ellerby (Lovesick, Living the Dream), Polly Walker (Line of Duty, Roma) y Emma Corrin. Creada por Bruno Heller (Gotham, The Mentalist) y dirigida por Danny Cannon (Gotham, CSI). Diez episodios. Estreno: 28 de julio

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Four Weddings and a Funeral (Hulu)

Limited series inspirada en la película de 1991 sobre un grupo de amigos cuyas vidas se cruzan a través de cinco acontecimientos. En ella, Kash (Nikesh Patel, Indian Summers), un banquero de inversión británico-paquistaní, y Maya (Nathalie Emmanuel, Game of Thrones), la directora de comunicaciones de un político, se conocen en el aeropuerto de Heathrow. Con Rebecca Rittenhouse (The Mindy Project, Red Band Society), Dermot Mulroney (My Best Friend's Wedding, The Wedding Date), John Reynolds (Stranger Things, Search Party), Brandon Mychal Smith (You're the Worst, Sweet/Vicious), Zoe Boyle (Frontier, Downton Abbey), Jennie Jacques (Vikings), Harish Patel (Coronation Street), Guz Khan (Zapped, Borderline), Tom Mison (Sleepy Hollow), Tommy Dewey (Casual, The Mindy Project) y Ashley Madekwe (Salem, Revenge) y la participación de Andy MacDowell (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Groundhog Day). Escrita y producida por Mindy Kalling (The Mindy Project). Diez episodios. Estreno: 31 de julio

Sherman's Showcase (IFC)

Concebida como acompañante de Documentary Now, es una comedia que nos trae un show de variedades ficticio inspirado en programas como Soul Train y presentado por Sherman McDaniel (Bashir Salahuddin) con el que viajaremos en el tiempo a través del humor y la música. Creada por Diallo Riddle y Bashir Salahuddin (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The South Side). Estreno: 31 de julio

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15.03.18

RIVE-ROUGE

JOSÉ ACID

EMAUZ

15.03.18

MUSICBOX

SUPER PITCH #10

KIKO

GUY FROM 1990

HIMAN

É a volta da LXMUSIC a um formato bastante agraciado pelo público. Nas quintas do MUSICBOX, num ambiente mais intimista, apresentamos semanalmente uma seleção cuidada de Dj's, dando particular atenção aos novos valores que vão surgindo no panorama musical desta cidade. Matéria-prima não falta, Lisboa é uma cidade bastante pródiga, rica em artistas, desejosos de demonstrarem o seu trabalho e a sua arte. A estes juntamos Dj's e produtores já maturados, conhecidos do grande público e além-fronteiras, com um portfólio consistente, habituados a frequentar os top's internacionais e as longas maratonas dos festivais. É uma receita simples, mestria e conhecimento de um lado, novas ideias, novos valores de outro, a osmose perfeita onde o público é o principal beneficiado!

15.03.18

LUX FRÁGIL

ACORDE - CUBO RECORDS

PIXEL82

ROMPANTE

ANDY BURTON

A noite feita de matéria-prima nacional está de volta. O regresso das#ACORDE está marcado para 15 de março, e a label do Plano B - Cubo Records - é o destaque. Com mais de 10 anos de história dentro da cultura electrónica mais underground em Portugal, o Plano B tem sido um motor para a apresentação de novos e promissores artistas na cidade Invicta. Após tanto tempo e tantas festas e eventos, a criação de uma editora que continuasse esse trabalho fora de portas do nº30 da Rua Cândido dos Reis foi a evolução natural do projecto. Assim, no final de 2017 surge a Cubo Records que conta já com dois discos disponíveis nos principais pontos de venda. A editora permanece fiel ao trabalho que tem vindo a ser realizado na última década, mantendo o standard de qualidade dentro do universo da música electrónica que marca a história do Plano B. Na sua génese assume-se uma clara aposta no talento nacional e na elevada qualidade de produtores emergentes que têm vindo a surgir nos últimos tempos. Acreditamos que temos a matéria-prima musical forte suficiente para, a par das demais editoras e clubs nacionais, criar uma "cena" forte dentro do panorama da música electrónica global.

Texto: Inês Coutinho

16.03.18

RIVE-ROUGE

JOÃO BOTELHO

SWITCHDANCE

João Botelho, realizador de cinema, passou parte dos últimos 8 anos a dançar. “Há colegas meus que vão para o ginásio, andam de bicicleta, fazem passeios na natureza, nadam. São coisas individuais e isso aborrece-me profundamente. Para mim é um divertimento imenso dançar. É o movimento do corpo com outras pessoas à volta, e faz-me bem ao físico e à alma”. Venham dançar com ele, dia 16 de Março divide a cabine com o Switchdance.

16.03.18

MICROCLUB

ORFEU

16.03.18

MENINOS DA LINHA

THE SLUM VAGABUNDS - Fuse Records

GEAR

GANDHI

LEOTE

Felizes que somos por viver com o mar aos pés e poder desfrutar de pequenos cantinhos onde podemos perder-nos na imaginação, ainda mais seremos ao poder partilhá-los. Deixamos levar-nos nas ondas e respiramos a maresia que começa já a anunciar a primavera. Regressamos a mais um lugar a beira mar plantado onde o pano de fundo não cansa o olhar e sempre nos sentimos em casa. Voltamos a envolver-nos nos elementos que nos rodeiam e a música somos todos nós.

16.03.18

LUX FRÁGIL

K-HAND

RROXYMORE

PIONAL

YEN SUNG

PINKBOY

K-Hand

O nome Keli Hand não aparece vezes suficientes na história da música house e techno de Detroit - e não é por falta de oportunidades; a genealogia da música electrónica da Motor City já foi contada e recontada inúmeras vezes e por várias vozes, e dependendo de quem a conta esta pode ter três pioneiros ou quatro (se considerarmos Eddie Fowlkes), pode dividir-se em mais ou menos gerações, se dermos a devida importância a "novatos" como Jay Daniel ou Kyle Hall, e até pode ter opiniões diversas (favoráveis ou não) sobre o papel da indústria musical europeia na forma como o techno americano foi mostrado ao mundo. Deveria, no entanto, incluir sempre as mulheres que fizeram parte desse movimento.

omo DJ sempre se manteve bastante activa, dado o seu talento para criar jornadas irresistíveis que trilha unindo os pontos entre o house mais festivo e o techno mais funky, mas 2018 parece trazer-lhe ainda mais promessa ao rodar ferozmente num circuito que inclui os melhores clubes do mundo e (finalmente) também alguns festivais. O seu Boiler Room é uma mostra incrível do controlo que consegue exercer sobre os corpos dançantes e em breve tê-la-emos no Lux, a fazer-nos mexer sem que possamos resistir.

rRoxymore

A compulsão original de Detroit era, porventura, inventar o futuro. Os sintetizadores que hoje em dia são idolatrados eram apenas o que os produtores tinham à mão: por um lado, podiam pagá-los (importante), já que muitas vezes eram considerados obsoletos por soarem demasiado artificiais; mas por outro lado - e mais importante que tudo - o som que geravam era de facto novo. Para uma produtora e DJ como rRoxymore, comprometida sem medos com a inovação e com o desmantelamento das ideias mais cristalizadas sobre música de dança, essa compulsão é familiar. A sua música começou por ver a luz do dia na Human Level, a editora de Planningtorock, e hoje já foi editada em casas tão únicas como a Cómeme, a Ostgut Ton, a Huntleys & Palmers ou a Don't Be Afraid. Sempre diferente, rRoxymore é daquelas DJs que nunca sabemos o que vai fazer - mas isso não quer dizer nada: ela sabe exactamente o que fazer de cada vez, e deixa-nos sempre boquiabertos. Transpira futurismo verdadeiro, do que foge a sete pés de uma visão eurocêntrica, enquanto faz parecer fácil chegar àquele equilíbrio ténue entre contrastes refrescantes e bolhas hipnotizantes de layering.

Pional

Esqueçam os ventos, os casamentos e outros ditados sem sentido sobre Espanha; a música do madrileno Pional traz-nos outra sabedoria popular bem mais importante - ritmo e melodias emotivas encharcadas em espaço e contemplação, claro. Miguel Barros iniciou-se nas edições discográficas há uma década atrás, quando ainda usava o pseudónimo Alt Fenster para os seus lançamentos em casas de renome como a Hivern Discs, a Traum ou a Proton. O som que produzia, na altura, era menos arrastado, mais assumidamente techno e em linha com muita da música de dança mais sonhadora de meados dos anos 2000 - uma referência óbvia seria a Kompakt de Gui Boratto ou The Field.

17.03.18

Bloop • The 11th Anniversary

ONUR ÖZER (ISTAMBUL) EVAN BAGGS (DETROIT) MAGAZINO KAESAR CRUZ

Pede-se o favor de desligar os telemóveis. Esquece as fotografias e o instagram. Faça-se silêncio na sala, porque o espectáculo vai começar. As cortinas abrem e o Parque Mayer vive, num aplauso crescente ao início de uma revista a preto e branco ou de um filme tão (pro)fundo quanto a garganta da Linda Lovelace. Saltam as plumas coloridas dos antigos armários de que quem faz viver as nossas festas. Aqui, tal como no Teatro Capitólio, não se revelam segredos. Não existe margem para o pudor num espaço marcado pela descrição, onde dançar de olhos fechados está longe de ser a pior das confissões que estas paredes dos anos 30, com contornos de 70, irão guardar. Façam-se girar os discos onde antes rolaram rodas de patins ao som da música. É que o Capitólio já fez de teatro, de cinema erótico e de discoteca com pista para patins. Com um passado assim, é fácil deixar a imaginação partir ao sabor do desconhecido e viajar pelas possibilidades que se escondem por detrás daquelas portas voz feminina:

“Do you wanna get off or do you wanna wreck a city?” - Helen, “Deep Throat”

17.03.18

Rive Rouge

CLIVE HENRY

HNRQ

Depois de tantos anos finalmente em Portugal! Falamos de Clive Henry, peça fundamental na formação da identidade do house music londrino. Este título pode ser dado a muitos mas Clive cresceu literalmente lado a lado com este estilo e ajuda a moldá-lo quando, em 1995, juntamente com Justin Drake lança o primeiro Ep como Peace Division. O seu som quente e envolvente leva-o a ser conhecido como um dos heróis do Circo Loco no Dc10 em Ibiza. Venham sentir o calor e sonhar com o Verão que demora a chegar.

17.03.18

MICROCLUB

GENINHO B`DAY

17.03.18

LUX FRÁGIL

MUNDO RITUAL:

TRIKK

SOLUTION

BACKBONE

Rituais. Não podemos fugir a eles, estão connosco nas mais variadas formas desde o nascimento até à morte. Bruno Deodato sabe-o, ou, pelo menos, é uma pista que parece dar com o nome Mundo Ritual. É o nome que deu ao seu mais recente trabalho na Innervisions, incontornável editora de Dixon e Âme, que o agarrou e não mais largou, tendo-o também agenciado na agência-irmã Temporary Secretary. E é sob este tema que Trikk inicia uma residência de quatro datas em 2018 aqui no LuxFrágil, e que também ela parece seguir o seu próprio ritual.

17.03.18

MINISTERIUM CLUB

A L I C E #13

AMOTIK

REFRACTED

LOBO

Dois meses de ausência parece-nos muito quando já estávamos habituados a uma rotina mensal. Sabemos, no entanto, da dedicação de ALICE à nossa felicidade e à nossa condição física. Não há cá sprays milagrosos nem concurso de resistência, mas o encontro de 17 de Março promete ser uma óptima oportunidade para completarmos um longo serão de exercício físico com aquecimento e alongamentos incluídos. Apertem os cordões e estejam atentos ao apito.

17.03.18

RAMBOYA

II ANNIVERSARY

TIME OUT MARKET LISBOA

DJON CRAZY

MIKALOGIC

PEDRO WALTER B2B EAT DUST KELSON P!PA ORFEU

17.03.18

INFAME CLUB

STEVE MENTA

KHALIL SULEMAN

METHOD OF PROCEDURE

A loucura chamada afirmar, a doença chamada crer, a infâmia chamada ser feliz" Bernardo Soares, Livro do Desassossego.

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