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HAPPY 34TH BIRTHDAY, DANIEL RADCLIFFE!!!

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Just wanted to write a little something about the shows I saw in New York before the Tony noms come out tomorrow! I never write long-form about the things I've seen any more so thought I'd indulge myself quickly.

Stereophonic, 13th April

Theatre twitter was abuzz about this when it was at Playwrights' Horizons and the transfer rumours were very exciting as we were planning our trip. We managed to nab some $40 seats in the rear mezz for previews and went with it as the first show of our week!

It's a great play, although I don't think totally deserving of the raves/five stars it's getting everywhere. It could do with some pruning in places and I think both Nancy and I thought the female characters were a little bit underwritten: I'd say the scenes where it's just the two of them discussing their careers and personal lives are the weakest of the play, although Sarah Pidgeon and Juliana Canfield are both fantastic. The rest of the cast is as well - it's stacked top to bottom, with six out of seven making their Broadway debuts which is thrilling! Will Butler's music is absolutely phenomenal, and the show really soars when the band kick into gear and are recording successfully: we were both nodding our heads and tapping along, and I can't wait for the album to come out on May 10th.

Shout-outs to basically everyone in the cast, as everyone gets their little (or large) moment, but I think Eli Gelb really anchors the thing and has a gorgeous arc, and Will Brill is incredibly funny and sad at the same time. Tom Pecinka is doing fantastic work too as the antagonist/engine of the show, and I've really enjoyed watching his Gold Derby interview where he speaks about the hostility he experiences from the audience a lot of the time, and how he processes that and stays true to the text without being tempted into making the character more likeable.

We stagedoored too and everyone was very lovely! We got to compliment Will on his British accent and meet Tom's dog Molly, who was totally over the two-show day and ready to be on her way (but very sweet with it). A great start!

Merrily We Roll Along, 14th April

This was the show I spent the most money on, and I went on my own as Nancy was off being immersed at Punchdrunk (/the McKittrick Hotel, apologies). I love Sondheim and I really love this show - I was introduced to it by Lonny Price's beautiful documentary The Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened, which I would really recommend even if you're not a big Sondheim/musical theatre person, as it deals with being creative and dreaming big at a young age, and how we adjust when those dreams aren't realised or turn sour. It felt very special to be seeing Merrily on Broadway, as I believe Sondheim used a lot of his own early experiences in the theatre to make it. So special in fact that just hearing the overture made me extremely emotional (although it's a different version/orchestration to the overture on the original cast recording, which is one of my favourites of all time).

It's brilliantly directed/somewhat reworked by Maria Friedman, and she's been credited with turning what was a notorious flop originally into an absolute smash off and on Broadway this season. I think she does a lot of good work but it's undeniable just how brilliant a lot of the songs in it are: when Daniel Radcliffe finished Franklin Shepherd Inc, the man sitting behind me exclaimed "what a number!" to his seatmates. The material in the second half in particular is extraordinary, and I thought all three leads were fantastic as the characters get younger and younger, with It's a Hit, Opening Doors, and Bobby and Jackie and Jack highlights. Our Time, the brutally optimistic climax of the show, had me tearing up as soon as it started, and I cried all the way through the curtain call, just because I felt so lucky to have been in that space experiencing that piece of work made by this team of cast and creatives.

Jonathan Groff, Lindsay Mendez, and Daniel Radcliffe are all phenomenal in it: I was expecting less from Daniel Radcliffe as I know he has the least musical theatre experience of the three, but he did a great job and brought so much humour to Charley, which I really enjoyed. Jonathan Groff's Growing Up is stunning and he just leads the show so well - he's a real star and would be very deserving of the Tony, which I have a feeling he may just land. Lindsay Mendez has been out of the show now and then so I was preparing myself not to see her and then was thrilled I got to: her voice is so solid and her arc was beautifully drawn, from Mary's acerbic comedy at the beginning of the show to her brightness as she's entering the creative world early on in her career.

In terms of emotion, this was probably the highlight of my trip, and I'm excited to see the production sweep a lot of awards in June!

An Enemy of the People, 17th April

As soon as this was announced, it started making my New York trip plans more concrete. I think Jeremy Strong is one of the best actors we have working today, and it was brilliant to see him onstage - I don't think he's done any theatre for a decade, and Circle in the Square is pretty intimate for a Broadway venue, so that was extremely exciting.

I was left a little cold by the production: I think that may be Amy Herzog's version, which gets through the nuts and bolts of Ibsen's play, but does so at quite a lick (the show runs about two hours with a five minute pause in the middle). The character work the actors are doing is beautifully detailed, so you really want to spend some more time with them all. Jeremy Strong is totally transformed from Succession, endearing and frustrating in equal measure, and he and Michael Imperioli work so well together as very different brothers. I saw Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' The Comeuppance recently at the Almeida, so it was fun to see Caleb Eberhardt and try to read him back into that play: I thought he was really fantastic and nuanced in Enemy, and would love to see him snag a Tony nom, although I think Featured Actor in a Play is insanely crowded (and I would hate to see any of the Stereophonic guys lose out).

Sam Gold's staging is nice although the space seems to be a little difficult to work in. There are some interesting details in the second half as things become less naturalistic, with characters remaining onstage to watch the action, and Jeremy Strong being Jeremy Strong has to put himself in some kind of physical peril (getting buckets of ice poured on him as the townspeople turn on Stockmann, leaving him wet through (and I presume freezing) for the rest of the show).

Overall this was good if not as impressive as I'd hoped, but it was amazing to see Jeremy Strong onstage and he again was lovely at the stagedoor, so I'd recommend that if you're interested!

Appropriate, 17th April

This was the best show we saw all trip, from the writing to the direction to the performances, and so brilliant that we didn't try very hard to get into something on the Thursday evening, as we didn't want to spoil the high we'd experienced the night before.

I love Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' writing, and the way he plays with drama as a form to create his shows. Appropriate sits in the tradition of American domestic drama, and it's harrowing and screamingly funny all in one go. Again a real thrill to see a cast this stacked, and fun to pick up another Succession cast member, with Natalie Gold so good in what could be a tricky role. Sarah Paulson leaves it all out there in the lead role, and does a fantastic job: another actor who isn't afraid to be unlikeable, and who goes deep in the cruelty she exhibits towards other characters. Corey Stoll does some great, solid work too, and Michael Esper is so SO good as Franz. The role is so disruptive and interesting and gross and funny, and he does a beautiful job. Nancy and I really bonded over the production of The Glass Menagerie he was in in London in 2017, so it was wonderful to see him onstage again and to see him bring it so hard.

The design elements of Appropriate are phenomenal too, particularly the final sequence, which I won't spoil but is one of the most extraordinary things I've seen done onstage.

That was the trip!! I had a brilliant first ever week in New York and the best time seeing my first shows on Broadway: I was very sad to leave but it's made me really excited to see great work in London over the summer, and I'm ready to start saving up again to go back!

#Broadway #New York #Stereophonic #Merrily We Roll Along #An Enemy of the People #Appropriate #David Adjmi #Will Butler #Sarah Pidgeon #Juliana Canfield #Eli Gelb #Will Brill #Tom Pecinka #Jonathan Groff #Lindsay Mendez #Daniel Radcliffe #Sondheim #Maria Friedman #Jeremy Strong #Michael Imperioli #Caleb Eberhardt #Amy Herzog #Sam Gold #Sarah Paulson #Corey Stoll #Natalie Gold #Michael Esper #Branden Jacobs-Jenkins

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WEIRD: THE AL YANKOVIC STORY (2022)

Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Evan Rachel Wood, Rainn Wilson, Toby Huss, Julianne Nicholson, Quinta Brunson, David Bloom, Spencer Treat Clark, Dot-Marie Jones, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Will Forte, Scott Aukerman, James Preston Rogers, Tommy O'Brien, Nina West, Arturo Castro, Conan O'Brien, Jack Black, Jorma Taccone, Akiva Schaffer, Demetri Martin, Paul F. Tompkins, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Patton Oswalt, Thomas Lennon and Nat Faxon.

Screenplay by  “Weird Al” Yankovic and Eric Appel.

Directed by Eric Appel.

Distributed by Roku Originals. 108 minutes. Not Rated.

Screened at the 2022 Philadelphia Film Festival.

I’m not big on superlatives and I find it hard to believe I’m about to write this, but Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is the funniest film comedy I’ve seen all year. By a long shot.

Now I know that sounds strange. And before you ask, no I’m not a Weird Al superfan, although I like him well enough. (Who doesn’t?) I’ve never seen (or had much urge to see) his previous attempt at film stardom with UHF, although I have heard relatively good things about it over the years.

And yet, I say it again – Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is absolutely hysterical.

As you may get from the title, it is a takeoff on the traditional rock and roll bio pics, although it is very, very loosely based on the life of Yankovic. Or, as it is described online: “The unexaggerated true story about the greatest musician of our time. From a conventional upbringing where playing the accordion was a sin, ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic rebels and makes his dream of changing the words to world-renowned songs come true. An instant success and sex symbol, Al lives an excessive lifestyle and pursues an infamous romance that nearly destroys him.”

This deviation from pure fact is what makes it so funny. Imagining the goofy, good-natured, teetotaling novelty singer Yankovic as a surly drunken rock star is comedy gold. And imagining a world where a man can conquer the rock charts with a Hawaiian shirt, an accordion and a dream – to make up funny words to other people’s songs – is just so weird that it can only be true. Or true-ish.

I mean come on, just the idea alone of Daniel Radcliffe (aka Harry Potter) playing Weird Al is meta enough to blow your mind. And he does a damned good job of it, too.

And I haven’t even mentioned the Pablo Escobar and Madonna connections, nor when (according to Weird), Michael Jackson plagiarized Al’s magnum opus.

It’s silly, it’s stupid and it’s undeniably funny.

Weird Al himself even has a bit part as one of the Scotti Brothers, the record label owners who signed him and released his early records. (Other Scotti Bros. acts which became marginal stars included Survivor, John Paul Young, John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band and Leif Garrett.)

One slight caveat... Weird: The Al Yankovic story was made as an original production for the new streaming machine Roku, which very few people have, so it may take some work to track the movie down. You can stream it on Roku’s website as well. More to the point, having seen it on a big screen at the Philadelphia Film Festival with a hysterical crowd (and Weird Al in the house), I realize that a theater is the way that it should be seen. (With or without Weird Al.) Weird is a film that works a lot better as a community experience than it would sitting alone watching it at home. They really should have given it a brief theatrical release.

But see it any way that you can. It’s that funny.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2022 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: October 28, 2022.

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Very interesting the connections that Ketu and Jupiter has with Frankenstein's monsters.

In the upcoming film "Bride" Jessie Buckley will play the Bride of Frankenstein and Christian Bale will play Frankenstein's monster.

Both are Ketuvian. She's Mula Sun, and he is Ashwini Moon. The film is made by Maggie Gyllenhaal who is a Vishakha Sun.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller in (National Theatre Live 2011) "Frankenstein" interchangeably play the Creature (Frankenstein's monster) and Victor Frankenstein. Benedict Cumberbatch is an Ashwini Moon and Jonny Lee Miller is a Vishakha Sun.

The play was literally directed by Ashwini Moon Danny Boyle.

In the film "Lisa Frankenstein", Magha Ascendant Cole Sprouse plays a corpse from the Victorian-era who was resurrected to life (named Creature, commonly being Frankenstein's monster), and his love interest is played by Shatabhisha Moon Kathryn Newton as Lisa Frankenstein. The film is directed by Punarvasu Moon Zelda Williams.

Cole Sprouse's character reminds me of Emily the Corpse Bride from the film "Corpse Bride", voiced by Magha Moon Helena Bonham Carter and the movie being made by Magha Sun Tim Burton.

What I found so interesting was how the internet is intuitively sensitive to Ketu energies as they have connected Laura Harrier to this character in online fan-casting. Laura Harrier is literally an Ashwini Moon.

In the film "Van Helsing" Frankenstein's monster is now played by a Jupiterian instead of a Ketuvian. Purva Bhadrapada Sun Shuler Hensley.

Purva Bhadrapada Moon Daniel Radcliffe, though he plays Igor, Frankenstein's sickly hunchback assistant, in the film "Victor Frankenstein". And in this film it is Ashwini Sun James McAvoy who played Victor Frankenstein.

And Tim Burton's "Frankenweenie" animation movie, it is Mula Moon Charlie Tahan who voices young Victor Frankenstein who resurrects his dog.

Purva Bhadrapada Moon Jacob Elordi will be playing Frankenstein in Guillermo Del Toro's retelling of the story, ultimately replacing Purva Bhadrapada Ascendant Andrew Garfield who was up for the role. AND Purva Bhadrapada Sun Oscar Isaac will be playing Victor Frankenstein.

Link to article

A couple of years ago, I remember Scarlett Johansson was in talks for a "Bride of Frankenstein" movie, and this was never heard of again. I doubt the project has been finalized or proceeded, considering the fact that it's been four years now. But still noteworthy as she is Vishakha Moon so perfectly fits this post.

Vishakha Sun Emma Stone stars in the film "Poor Things", based on a book with the same name which is a clever feminist retelling of Mary Shelley's known work.

A film quite aligned with "Poor Things" is actually "Frankenhooker", being that the 'Creature' is a victimized female, starring Punarvasu Sun Patty Mullen who plays a girlfriend accidentally killed by her scientist boyfriend and is resurrected by him with the use of her head and separate body parts of deceased prostitutes.

This film was literally directed by Magha Sun and Purva Bhadrapada Moon Frank Henenlotter.

Mary Shelley, the creator of the tale of Frankenstein, was a Mula Moon and Ardra Ascendant, a gothic novelist whose work is considered one of the earliest work of science fiction 🖤

Literally went into more examples about Ketu's connections to transcendence, life, death, resurrection etc. in part 2 of my Ketu exploration. And also my vampire post.

#vedic astrology #astrology #sidereal astrology #vedic astro notes #vedic astro observations #sidereal observations #vedic observations #astro observations #ashwini #magha #Mula #punarvasu #vishakha #purva bhadrapada #Aries #Leo #sagitarrius #cancer #Gemini #scorpio #Libra #pisces #aquarius

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WHO'D YOU RATHER?: 100 MALE ACTORS EDITION

A game I often spring on friends who are as obsessed with pop culture as I am is Who'd You Rather?. The terms are loose and we usually do it as a progression (so your last choice is often pitted against a new one). It's light fun but my diabolical goal is usually to torture someone with a choice of nearly equal weight (like I did to myself with the first two selections).

Sharing this here in case anyone would like to join in 😊 My own picks are in bold. If anyone has a round or two for me, feel free to add it in the comment section.

Daniel Brühl vs Benedict Cumberbatch

Cillian Murphy vs Rami Malek

Gael García Bernal vs Diego Luna

Pedro Pascal vs Oscar Isaac

Riz Ahmed vs Dev Patel

John Cusack vs Ethan Hawke

Hugh Grant vs Jude Law

James McAvoy vs Tom Hiddleston

Michael Fassbender vs Tom Hardy

Matthew Goode vs Dan Stevens

Edward Norton vs Sam Rockwell

Brad Pitt vs Colin Farrell

Keanu Reeves vs David Tennant

Matt Smith vs Hugh Dancy

Adam Driver vs Jake Gyllenhaal

Robert Pattinson vs Jamie Dornan

Regé-Jean Page vs Jonathan Bailey

Michael Cera vs Jesse Eisenberg

Andrew Garfield vs Nicholas Hoult

Matt Bomer vs Andrew Scott

Bill Hader vs Paul Rudd

John Mulaney vs Ramy Yousef

Jason Sudeikis vs John Krasinski

Zachery Levi vs Adam Brody

Paul Dano vs Barry Keoghan

Steven Yeun vs Henry Golding

Domhnall Gleeson vs Ben Whishaw

Elijah Wood vs Daniel Radcliffe

Ryan Gosling vs Ryan Reynolds

Hugh Jackman vs Ewan McGregor

Timothée Chalamet vs Tom Holland

Paul Mescal vs Josh O'Connor

Jeremy Allen White vs Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Shia LaBeouf vs Miles Teller

Mike Faist vs Dane DeHaan

Kingsley Ben-Adir vs Daryl McCormack

Mads Mikkelsen vs James Spader

Robert Downey Jr. vs Tom Cruise

Matt Damon vs Mark Ruffalo

Idris Elba vs Michael B. Jordan

Jeremy Renner vs Bradley Cooper

Henry Cavill vs Chris Hemsworth

Chris Evans vs Sebastian Stan

Alexander Skarsgård vs Bill Skarsgård

Austin Butler vs Jacob Elordi

Mahershala Ali vs Sterling K. Brown

Mark Strong vs Stanley Tucci

Steve Carell vs Bob Odenkirk

Michael Shannon vs Bryan Cranston

Joaquin Phoenix vs Christian Bale

#who'd you rather? #male celebrities #male actors #game #daniel brühl #benedict cumberbatch #cillian murphy #oscar isaac #pedro pascal #timothée chalamet #tom holland #josh oconnor #jeremy allen white #ryan gosling #dev patel #bill hader #john mulaney #barry keoghan #austin butler #jacob elordi #james mcavoy #diego luna #gael garcia bernal #rami malek

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PBS MASCULINOS POR EDAD

Hola personitas. Venimos con un aporte que nos ha costado un tiempito reunir. Es posible que algunos PB tengan 1 añito más de lo que pone, porque igual cumplieron recién. Esperamos les guste ^^

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Richard Gere (74)

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#foroactivo #foro de rol #rol #foro rpg #rpg #foro #roleplay #resources #pb reales #pb

[danieljradcliffe]

2023 EMMY NOMINEE DANIEL JACOB RADCLIFFE

#my husband #daniel radcliffe #weird: the al yankovic story #weird al yankovic

[noneedtoamputate]

jesssss! fmk guarnere, toye, and liebgott. AND tell me about your crushes

Bel! Sorry I haven't responded until now. I have spent too much time thinking about this ask.

F- I'm going to go Liebgott. I think he would be up for a challenge and would want to prove himself, but I can't actually see being in an actual relationship with him.

M - Toye, especially after reading Malarkey's book. He seems like he needed a lot of love and he really cared about people.

K - This is hard, because I love Bill, but he kinda scares the hell out of me, too.

As far my crushes .... SO MANY. I'm breaking them up into categories,

Golden Age of Hollywood crushes: Gregory Peck. The thinking woman's hot man. I love him so much. And Jimmy Stewart. The boy next door.

Current Hollywood crushes: I never cared for Bond films at all until Daniel Craig.

Girl crushes: Emma Stone. Lauren Bacall.

HBO War crushes: Ron Livingston, Jacob Pitts, Nate Mann, Ben Radcliffe

Inexplicable crush: My husband and I are big sports fans, and I love Rich Eisen, formerly of ESPN and currently of the NFL Network. There's is nothing amazing about him, but he's funny and I imagine just spending the weekend eating pizza and watching sports. Which is exactly my favorite way to spend time with my husband, so make of that what you will.

Sleepover game. Ask away! It's my day, and I'm spending it reading, writing, and organizing my closet.

#sleepover game #i have the nicest mutuals

[jgroffdaily]

The press release about the Merrily We Roll Along extension, which also includes casting information for the two new swings and the two actors playing Frank Jr.

"MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG" IS EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND NOW THROUGH MARCH 24, 2024 STARRING DANIEL RADCLIFFE JONATHAN GROFF AND LINDSAY MENDEZ

DIRECTED BY OLIVIER AWARD® WINNER MARIA FRIEDMAN THE WILDLY ANTICIPATED BROADWAY TRANSFER OF MS. FRIEDMAN'S HUGELY ACCLAIMED MENIER CHOCOLATE FACTORY & NEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP PRODUCTION OF STEPHEN SONDHEIM AND GEORGE FURTH'S BELOVED AND ETERNALLY CELEBRATED MUSICAL BEGINS PERFORMANCES ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2023 AT THE HUDSON THEATRE

TICKETS FOR THE EXTENSION ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY AT 10:00AM ET FROM $69

New York, NY (July 10, 2023) – Producers Sonia Friedman Productions, David Babani, Patrick Catullo, and Jeff Romley announced today that the first ever Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's Merrily We Roll Along has extended its engagement by popular demand. Originally announced to run through January 21, 2024, Merrily We Roll Along will now run through March 24, 2024, with performances beginning on Tuesday, September 19, 2023 at the Hudson Theatre (141 W 44th Street). Directed by multi-Olivier Award® winner Maria Friedman, Merrily We Roll Along features music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, a book by George Furth, and is based on the original play by George S. Kaufman & Moss Hart.

As previously announced, Merrily We Roll Along will star Daniel Radcliffe as Charley Kringas, Jonathan Groff as Franklin Shepard, and Lindsay Mendez as Mary Flynn.

Tickets for the new dates will be available at 10:00am ET today, Monday, July 10 at MerrilyOnBroadway.com.

Tickets will be available from $69. A TodayTix Lottery will be available for all performances, with details to be announced at a later date.

Additionally, the production will feature Krystal Joy Brown as Gussie Carnegie, Katie Rose Clarke as Beth Shepard, and Reg Rogers as Joe Josephson. The cast will also include Max Rackenberg, Brady Wagner, Sherz Aletaha, Maya Boyd, Leana Rae Concepcion, Morgan Kirner, Ken Krugman, Corey Mach, Talia Robinson, Amanda Rose, Jamila Sabares-Klemm, Brian Sears, Evan Alexander Smith, Christian Strange, Koray Tarhan, Vishal Vaidya, Natalie Wachen, and Jacob Keith Watson.

The production recently enjoyed a critically acclaimed and completely sold-out run at New York Theatre Workshop, after its sold-out runs at London's Menier Chocolate Factory and the Olivier Award-winning West End transfer produced by Sonia Friedman Productions.

Spanning three decades in the entertainment business, Merrily We Roll Along charts the turbulent relationship between composer Franklin Shepard and his two lifelong friends — writer Mary and lyricist & playwright Charley. An inventive cult-classic ahead of its time, Merrily We Roll Along features some of Stephen Sondheim's most celebrated and personal songs. Maria Friedman first directed the musical at London's Menier Chocolate Factory – a production that subsequently transferred to the Harold Pinter Theatre, where it garnered the most five-star reviews in West End history before going on to win the Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival. Merrily We Roll Along will be produced on Broadway by Sonia Friedman Productions, David Babani, Patrick Catullo, Jeff Romley, and New York Theatre Workshop. This production was originally produced at the Menier Chocolate Factory (Artistic Director David Babani) and subsequently produced in London's West End by Sonia Friedman Productions, Menier Chocolate Factory, and Neal Street Productions.

Merrily We Roll Along also features choreography by Tim Jackson, orchestrations by Tony Award winner Jonathan Tunick, scenery and costume design by Soutra Gilmour, lighting design by Amith Chandrashaker, sound design by Kai Harada, hair and wig design by Cookie Jordan, casting by Jim Carnahan, CSA and Jason Thinger, CSA, music supervision by Catherine Jayes, music direction by Joel Fram, associate music supervision by Alvin Hough, Jr., and music coordination by Kristy Norter. Merrily We Roll Along was originally directed on Broadway by Harold Prince and originally produced on Broadway by Lord Grade, Martin Starger, Robert Fryer, and Harold Prince in association with Ruth Mitchell and Howard Haines.

#jonathan groff #merrily we roll along

[minefight160]

So in my drama class we’ve started our sword combat unit and we learned that we get to name our swords, so I created a list of sword names. I may have gotten carried away sooooo… heres the whole list as of now:

-Placeholder

-The entirety of the state of massachusetts

-The entirety of madagascar

-The entirety of a single new yorker

-Scorborbor

-Honors steel

-Jacob

-Harry potter played by former child actor Daniel Radcliffe

-A sword

-Aichmophobia

-AC and/or DC

-Douth Sakota

-A Mall Katana

-Harry potter played by adult actor Daniel Radcliffe

-Santa’s new coal

-Dull

-A full spear

-A cool looking stick

-Sponge maker

-Oversized knife

-Butchers rage

-The blade of mild inconveniences

-The blade of major conveniences

-The blade of being a fairweather friend

-The sword of some random guy whose soul is now trapped in it; his pleas unanswered

-The sword of random convenience stores

-Harry potter played by tween actor Jared Radcliffe in a bootleg

-Blade of uhhh ummm aw jeez…

-The blade of pinky cutting like we’re in the yakuza

-Paper cutter

-The wiggle waggler

-baD capITaliZer

-Scimitar of Ra… Ra Rasputin

-D313373r

-Sword of being like kinda cool honestly

-Pool noodle of destiny

-The sharpest tool in the shed

-Skrimblorm

-The Sword Made for the Oreo Revolution Evening Season (S.M.O.R.E.S)

-Piano man's Ivory

-The distrac- hey what’s that?

-Repurposed bow

-Boing oing oing oing

-The ouchie maker

-Supercalifragilisticexpialidicer

-Daniel Radcliffe played by former child wizard Harry potter

-Danny Kaye

-Schäbiges Ding

-The zoinks inducer

And finally

-Blade of To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them. To die—to sleep, No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to: 'tis a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep; To sleep, perchance to dream—ay, there's the rub: For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause—there's the respect That makes calamity of so long life. For who would bear the whips and scorns of time, Th'oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The pangs of dispriz'd love, the law's delay, The insolence of office, and the spurns That patient merit of th'unworthy takes, When he himself might his quietus make With a bare bodkin? Who would fardels bear, To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death, The undiscovere'd country, from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will, And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of? Thus conscience doth make cowards of us all, And thus the native hue of resolution Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought, And enterprises of great pith and moment With this regard their currents turn awry And lose the name of action.

This list is subject to additions, everyone may take a sword.

#on my bull #swords #steal these for dnd if you want #im gonna #whats your favorite?

[glitter-troublewind]

leo sun aries moon: whitney houston, devon aoki ,daniel radcliffe , jacqueline kennedy , winnie harlow

leo sun taurus moon: bill clinton , yvette nicole brown, demi lavato

leo sun gemini moon: amerlia earhart, barack obama , jennifer lawerence

leo sun cancer moon: sean penn , kristin chenoweth

leo sun leo moon: halle berry, charlize theron

leo sun virgo moon: madonna, jk rowling , elizabeth moss , amy adams

leo sun libra moon: cole sprouse, karlie kloss

leo sun scorpio moon: lisa kudrow, mila kunis, jason mamoa , taylor momsen

leo sun sagittarius moon: woody harrelson , austin butler

leo sun capricorn moon: lucille ball , arnold schwartzenegger

leo sun aquarius moon: sandra bullock , viola davis, andy samberg , kim catrall, cara delevigne , maya rudolph

leo sun pisces moon: robert de niro, kajol, steve carell , jason statham

virgo sun aries moon: salma hayek, alexis bledel

virgo sun taurus moon: kobe bryant , colin firth, cameron diaz, hugh grant, zendaya , prince harry

virgo sun gemini moon: chad michael murray, james marsden

virgo sun cancer moon: melissa mcCarthy , keanu reeves , lea michele , adam sandler virgo sun leo moon: amy poehler virgo sun virgo moon: fiona apple , blake livelyvirgo sun libra moon: tom hardy virgo sun scorpio moon: beyonce virgo sun sagittarius moon: stephen king ,keke palmer , charlie sheen virgo sun capricorn moon: molly shannon ,rupert grint, emmy rossum virgo sun aquarius moon: sophia loren, joan jett virgo sun pisces moon: jack black, evan rachel wood, chris pine

libra sun aries moon: usher , kamala harris , t.i. , ed sullivan

libra sun taurus moon: f. scott fitzgerald

libra sun gemini moon: hugh jackman, gwenth paltrow, bridgette bardot, dita von teese , barbara walters

libra sun cancer moon: eleanor roosevelt, nico, a$ap rocky, marion cotilliard , olivia newton-john , emilia clarke

libra sun leo moon: mohatma gandhi , sacha baron cohen

libra sun virgo moon: zac efron , 21 savage

libra sun libra moon: sting, kate winslet , jesse eisenberg

libra sun scorpio moon: will smith, avril lavigne, gillian jacobs

libra sun sagittarius moon: john mayer , hilary duff

libra sun capricorn moon: michael douglas, lena heady

libra sun aquarius moon: eminem , natasha rothwell, lil wayne , candice swanepoel , st. vincent

libra sun pisces moon: rita hayworth, joan cusack , catherine zeta-jones

scorpio sun aries moon: jamie lee curtis , joaquin phoenix , calvin klein , dermont mulroney

scorpio sun taurus moon: adam driver

scorpio sun gemini moon: rachel mccadams , tilda swinton

scorpio sun cancer moon: drake

scorpio sun leo moon: stanley tucci , rita wilson

scorpio sun virgo moon: tila tequila , richard burton

scorpio sun libra moon: anne hathaway , leonardo di caprio , cary elwes

scorpio sun scorpio moon: brittany murphy , thandie newton , penn badgley , yaya dacosta , katy perry , georgia o'keefe

scorpio sun sagittarius moon: anthony kiedis , joel mchale , adam devine

scorpio sun capricorn moon: aishwarya rai , gerard butler , pete davidson

scorpio sun aquarius moon: vivien leigh , shah ruhk khan

scorpio sun pisces moon: hilary clinton , winona ryder, ciara

#leo #scorpio #libra #virgo #moon sign celebs #virgo sun #signs as #the signs as #earth moons #fire moons #moon signs #astro notes #sun signs #sun moon combos

[dear-indies]

Hey!! Cat (and sometimes Mouse) can I please ask for some alternate faceclaims for Hale Appleman? Please and thank you!! 🖤

Eric Balfour (1977) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Adam Brody (1979) Ashkenazi Jewish - he has the same vibe in Ready or Not too!

Daveed Diggs (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish / African-American.

Alexander DiPersia (1982) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian.

Andrew Garfield (1983) Ashkenazi Jewish / English.

Asia Kate Dillon (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified - is non-binary (they/them) and pansexual.

Justin Baldoni (1984) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian.

Shiloh Fernandez (1985) Portuguese Azorean, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Irish, other.

Wade Allain-Marcus (1985) Ashkenazi Jewish / African-American, Louisiana Creole [African, French, Spanish].

Aditya Roy Kapur (1985) Indian / Indian Jewish.

Peter Vack (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Jeff Ward (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly other.

Karim Kassem (1986) Egyptian / Egyptian Jewish.

Morgan Krantz (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish, Irish, Northern Irish/Scots-Irish, Welsh.

Jacob Fortune-Lloyd (1988) Ashkenazi Jewish / Scottish, Welsh.

Jesse Rath (1989) Goan Indian / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Daniel Radcliffe (1989) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish.

Pierre Niney (1989) Egyptian Jewish.

Fabien Frankel (1994) Indian Jewish, Iraqi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / French, Italian.

Ryan Potter (1995) Japanese / Ashkenazi Jewish, Swedish, English, German, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish - is bisexual.

Here you go, anon!

#fc help #rph #rpc #Hale Appleman alts

[popentertainmentmusic]

WEIRD: THE AL YANKOVIC STORY (2022)

Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Evan Rachel Wood, Rainn Wilson, Toby Huss, Julianne Nicholson, Quinta Brunson, David Bloom, Spencer Treat Clark, Dot-Marie Jones, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Will Forte, Scott Aukerman, James Preston Rogers, Tommy O'Brien, Nina West, Arturo Castro, Conan O'Brien, Jack Black, Jorma Taccone, Akiva Schaffer, Demetri Martin, Paul F. Tompkins, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Patton Oswalt, Thomas Lennon and Nat Faxon.

Screenplay by  “Weird Al” Yankovic and Eric Appel.

Directed by Eric Appel.

Distributed by Roku Originals. 108 minutes. Not Rated.

Screened at the 2022 Philadelphia Film Festival.

I’m not big on superlatives and I find it hard to believe I’m about to write this, but Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is the funniest film comedy I’ve seen all year. By a long shot.

Now I know that sounds strange. And before you ask, no I’m not a Weird Al superfan, although I like him well enough. (Who doesn’t?) I’ve never seen (or had much urge to see) his previous attempt at film stardom with UHF, although I have heard relatively good things about it over the years.

And yet, I say it again – Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is absolutely hysterical.

As you may get from the title, it is a takeoff on the traditional rock and roll bio pics, although it is very, very loosely based on the life of Yankovic. Or, as it is described online: “The unexaggerated true story about the greatest musician of our time. From a conventional upbringing where playing the accordion was a sin, ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic rebels and makes his dream of changing the words to world-renowned songs come true. An instant success and sex symbol, Al lives an excessive lifestyle and pursues an infamous romance that nearly destroys him.”

This deviation from pure fact is what makes it so funny. Imagining the goofy, good-natured, teetotaling novelty singer Yankovic as a surly drunken rock star is comedy gold. And imagining a world where a man can conquer the rock charts with a Hawaiian shirt, an accordion and a dream – to make up funny words to other people’s songs – is just so weird that it can only be true. Or true-ish.

I mean come on, just the idea alone of Daniel Radcliffe (aka Harry Potter) playing Weird Al is meta enough to blow your mind. And he does a damned good job of it, too.

And I haven’t even mentioned the Pablo Escobar and Madonna connections, nor when (according to Weird), Michael Jackson plagiarized Al’s magnum opus.

It’s silly, it’s stupid and it’s undeniably funny.

Weird Al himself even has a bit part as one of the Scotti Brothers, the record label owners who signed him and released his early records. (Other Scotti Bros. acts which became marginal stars included Survivor, John Paul Young, John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band and Leif Garrett.)

One slight caveat... Weird: The Al Yankovic story was made as an original production for the new streaming machine Roku, which very few people have, so it may take some work to track the movie down. You can stream it on Roku’s website as well. More to the point, having seen it on a big screen at the Philadelphia Film Festival with a hysterical crowd (and Weird Al in the house), I realize that a theater is the way that it should be seen. (With or without Weird Al.) Weird is a film that works a lot better as a community experience than it would sitting alone watching it at home. They really should have given it a brief theatrical release.

But see it any way that you can. It’s that funny.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2022 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: October 28, 2022.

#Weird: The Al Yankovic Story #2022 #Music Review #Weird Al Yankovic #jay s. jacobs

[rosewoodmeadow]

mwm?

There are a lot of guys we'd love to see around! Daniel Radcliffe, Jacob Elordi, Sebastian Stan, Archie Renaux, Harry Styles, KJ Apa, Joe Jonas, Taika Waititi, Karl Urban, Liam Hemsworth, Tom Hardy, Dominic Fike, Chace Crawford, Riz Ahmed, Nicholas Hoult, Henry Cavill and tons more! Members, throw in your suggestions for our anon if you have 'em!

#celeb rp #celebrity rpg #hollywood rp #fame rp #answered

[wealthtv]

where could you see jacob elordi? career and cc wise

he'd  be  lovely  as  a  teen  pop  sensation  -  walking  down  the  stairs  with  your  brunette  hair  in  a  messy  bun  as  it  contrasts  against  maniac  blue  orbs,  your  scuffed  converse  and  oversized  sweater  protecting  you  because  you  are  not  like  other  girls  since  make-up  sucks  and  suddenly  your  mom  announces  she  has  to  pay  a  debt  and  gives  you  away  to  him  -  like  harry  styles  or  shawn  mendes  career  claim.  a  robbert  pattinson  career  claim  would  also  be  interesting,  or  maybe  even  a  daniel  radcliffe  paired  with  something  else  to  show  he  is  breaking  away  from  acting  to  live  his  true  authentic  self  elsewhere.  those  tall  genes  would  make  him  perfect  as  a  football  player,  david  beckham  who?  or  maybe  a  tom  felton/taylor  lautner  vibe  where  he  is  clinging  onto  the  fame  of  his  teenage  years  as  heartthrob.  basically,  i  want  to  see  something  different  from  him  -  but  also  him  with  a  timothée  chalamet  career claim,  it  just  works.

#appless rp #mumu rp #gossip girl rp #rich kids rp

[wearelondonhq]

hi! sorry to be annoying but can i get some fc suggestions for zoe nightshade + nico & bianca di angelo?

not annoying at all, lovely! so for zoe, we could see amber midthunder, q'orianka kilcher, kawennáhere devery jacobs, meaghan rath, seychelle gabriel or lizeth selene; for bianca: hailee steinfeld, maude apatow, zoey deutch, victoria pedretti, billie lourd, odeya rush, diana silvers, halston sage and finally for nico: daniel radcliffe, andrew garfield, logan lerman, natt wolff or timothee chalamet!

#multifandom rp #mumu rp #town rp #fandom rp #city rp #au rp #fandom rpg #town rpg #city rpg #oc rp #percy jackson rp #pjo rp #wal: most wanted