#travis milne

[demisexualnathanvuornos]

Maya Sulliway (Rachael Leigh Cook) Summer Love (2016) Directed by Lynne Stopkewich 1/ 2

#rachael leigh cook #summer love 2016 #lynne stopkewich #crystal balint #lucas bryant #female directors #travis milne

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Winnie-The-Pooh by Travis Dandro and A.A. Milne. Cover by Dandro. Out in April.

"The beloved children's classic appears as a graphic novel for the first time! Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize winner Travis Dandro takes a left turn from his detailed autobiography and returns with the charming tales of Winnie-the-Pooh. In 2015, the A. A. Milne childrens' classic, long since viewed as the benchmark for intelligent and whimsical storytelling, slipped into the public domain. Dandro expands the world of Hundred Acre Wood in all directions, creating stunning full-page tableaus where Pooh and everybody's favorite characters - Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, and of course, Christopher Robin - to romp, argue, fail, and love. Indebted to the unforgettable pen-and-ink drawings of E. H. Shephard, this addition to the canon of timeless literature for all ages encompasses all of Winnie-the-Pooh's original adventures, alongside a brand-new story from Dandro created exclusively for this volume."

#winnie-the-pooh #winnie the pooh #drawn and quarterly #travis dandro #a.a. milne #hardcover #graphic novel #comics

[roesolo]

Winnie the Pooh gets the graphic novel treatment!

Winnie-the-Pooh, by A.A. Milne & Travis Dandro, (Apr. 2024, Drawn & Quarterly), $29.95, ISBN: 9781770466968 Ages 7+ PEN Graphic Novel Award winner Travis Dandro introduces a new generation of readers to the Hundred Acre Wood and its most famous inhabitants in his graphic novel adaptation of A.A. Milne’s classic, Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh entered the public domain in 2015, allowing for a…

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#A.A. Milne #adaptations #animals #classics #Drawn & Quarterly #friendship #Travis Dandro #Winnie the Pooh

[allthisterribledanger]

I have so many thoughts on The Tortured Poets Department / The Anthology, you guys. I haven't been on Tumblr since the dark ages but I need to find some other people who are seeing what I'm seeing.

TTPD is about the dark side of fame and the toll that living inauthentically has taken on Taylor. I think this is a bait-and-switch album that is meant to be better understood when she comes out - and I'm convinced by this album that that's coming soon. She's letting people think this album is about Joe/Matty/Travis, the men masquerading, but the subtext and double-meanings are louder than ever. She knows that after she tells the truth everyone will go back through her work looking for the clues, so she's packed TTPD full of them. She's only cryptic and Machiavellian cause she cares.

In this post, though, I want to talk about Robin.

Robin is speaking directly to her fans. She's just spent the whole album telling us that her life is a lie. Now she's singing a lullaby to the still-sleeping fans who won't understand it yet, but she trusts that someday we'll look back on these songs and know, like a childhood memory that takes on new meaning with adult perspective. (I also find it interesting that the penultimate track is a lullaby but the first one has something that sounds like an alarm clock.)

I think the title is a reference to Christopher Robin since the Winnie the Pooh stories were written for the real Christopher Robin, A. A. Milne's son. She's been making up stories for us, not just with her music but with her entire public life. Anyway, some lyrical analysis:

Long may you reign

You are an animal, you are bloodthirsty

It opens with language evocative of Long Live, a song written about her fans. I also love the image of her fanbase as a child monarch who thinks they're in charge but is actually subject to the whims of the adults scheming behind their back. (I don't think I or gaylors generally are above this, btw. We're seeing the clues she wants us to see.)

We are the bloodthirsty animals, always wanting more than what she's given us. I also think she's starting with a harsh line so we won't want to think this song is about us, despite the clues that it is.

Out windowpanes, talking utter nonsense

You have no idea

Many people gossip and speculate about her love life, but none of it's true.

Strings tied to levers

Slowed-down clocks tethered

All this showmanship to keep it for you

In sweetness

What the fans don't know about is how much she's manipulating her public image. She's been participating in the performance art of fame, creating a narrative of her personal life for us to consume, and it's put her actual life on hold. "All this showmanship" of her life has been to keep the illusion of her girl next door image, and therefore keep her fans.

But it's been done in sweetness. I think her love for the fans is complicated, but it's still a kind of love. She lied to protect herself and to keep the public loving her back. I don't think she's any more upset at the people who believed her lies than you'd be at a child for believing in Santa Claus.

Way to go, tiger

Higher and higher

Wilder and lighter for you

The fans have done exactly what she wanted them to do, brought her career higher and higher, and she's kept lying to follow that path. She's made herself wilder (orchestrating the narrative that she's a serial man-eater) and lighter (pretending to be happy) to give us a narrative.

Long may you roar at your dinosaurs

You're a just ruler, covered in mud

You look ridiculous, and you have no idea

The fans defend her from men she never dated.

Buried down deep and out of your reach

The secret, we all vowed to keep it from you

In sweetness

She must keep many secrets from the public, and she's started talking more openly about some of them in this album, but this is about the secret. One big thing she's been keeping from her fans.

You've got the dragonflies above your bed

You have a favorite spot on the swingset

You have no room in your dreams for regret

(You have no idea)

The fans have loved the stories she told them. They've got favorite songs, favorite outfits, favorite exes.

The time will arrive for the cruel and the mean

You'll learn to bounce back, just like your trampoline

She knows that she's going to get a lot of shit for coming out and that some fans will feel betrayed. But we'll be all right, and even the most upset people will move on with their lives.

But now we'll curtail your curiosity

In sweetness

She's decided to tell us the truth. That means the sleeping child has to learn some hard truths about the world, but she's done infantilizing us with lies.

Then she repeats the chorus, but the "way to go, tiger" feels more genuine. She's not humoring a child with bedtime stories anymore, but instead telling us the truth. She's being wilder and lighter by living life authentically.

Do you guys have thoughts? I'm certain we're going to be finding new meanings in this album for a long time.

#gaylor #gaylor swift

[charliethomascoxuniverse]

Legacy: Charlie Cox on kissing his best friend's wife and tasting disappointment in LA.

Radio Time - 28 November 2012 (X)

The Stardust and Boardwalk Empire actor tells us all about his disastrous attempt to be a spy and the "clown tie" and sideburns he had to sport as Charles Thoroughgood

Ever since Charlie Cox's breakout role in 2007 blockbuster Stardust he's been quietly adding to his CV, chalking up roles in Downton Abbey's pilot episode and a long-running supporting part in HBO's acclaimed Boardwalk Empire. Now he's taking the lead once again in Paula Milne-penned Cold War thriller Legacy, playing trainee spy Charles Thoroughgood who is tasked with re-establishing contact with Victor (Andrew Scott) – a Russian university acquaintance – with a view to 'turn' him.

He certainly looks the part, modelling an almost comically large tie and some rather fetching sideburns. "It feels like a clown tie," he exclaims. "On the first day I said, 'This is a joke. It's not real.' I feel like I should have a squirty nose as well." As for the sideburns, he's quick to point out they're not his off-duty look. "I'm not sporting them, although [Legacy's director] Pete Travis has got massive sideburns so I couldn't really say, 'I hate these, they're ridiculous.'"

But while Cox makes light of his appearance, his role in Legacy – which sees Milne and Travis reunite for the first time since the critically-acclaimed Endgame – is heavy stuff. Once a bomb disposal expert, Charles is recruited by MI6 after his best friend is killed. "He wanted to be more involved in what is referred to as the front line of any war, be it the Cold War or the war in Belfast, and he saw a move to MI6 as the way to go about that."

The story takes a twist when Victor reveals a secret about Charles's father – a revelation that has ramifications both emotionally and professionally. "I think the family aspect to this film is a little unique because when you think about the Cold War and films documenting it, you think about what the implications were in a general sense – as a country. But the case that Charles is working on goes from being a case – exciting but formulaic – to personal, and yet he still has to do his job and treat it as impersonal."

Part of the "personal" exploration is in Charles's relationship with Anna (Romola Garai) – a fellow spy. She's married – to yet another MI6 insider – but her connection with Cox's character soon moves from professional to romantic... "It's beautiful because nothing happens and everything happens between them," explains Cox. "And you're hopefully left at the end wondering where they go from here. It's not a conventional love story – there's so much potential but at the same time so much that is preventing it.

"I've worked with Romola before and I introduced her to her husband. He's one of my best mates so before I found out she was doing Legacy, I got a text from him saying, 'Buddy, you're going to be kissing my wife.'"

But Cox's admiration for his co-stars isn't limited to Garai... "Andrew Scott happens to be one of my favourite actors of all time – I saw him on stage a few years ago and we share the same agent so I got his number and texted him saying, 'I really hope we get to work together one day'. And then literally six months later this came up. He's just extraordinary."

So, forty years on, why does Cox think TV and film audiences are still so fascinated by the Cold War? (Legacy is part of a BBC2 season focusing on the period.) "The nature of there being no actual fighting that people were really aware of is kind of intriguing. Impending doom is so much worse than when something actually happens because at least when it's happened you can rationalise it in some way and take some action. When you're waiting for something that could happen, that's really hard to deal with because your mind goes into all the different scenarios."

Would he have made a good spy? "No, I'd make a terrible spy and I discovered this because I have a friend who comes around before I start working and we go over the script and talk about things. I got a text from him saying, 'Osterburg rendezvous in Highbury fields. Third bench from the ice cream truck. Find note. Remember code. Destroy note. Follow instructions'. He’d set up some sort of spy thing.

"So I set off from my house and there were people on the bench. I went up there and said, 'I dropped something'. It was taped to the bench so they immediately looked at me like I was an absolute lunatic. Then I went to a bin and got out my lighter and lit it and the plastic that was sticking it came off and attached itself to my hand. I was trying to be really covert and there was smoke coming out!

"Eventually I met up with him and he had photos of me from the moment I left the house. I was the worst spy ever. It was so nerve-wracking – it made you think that if you were doing something like that for real it would be a real buzz. These people are living on a knife edge every single day and I think that’s quite an interesting thing to remember. Their daily life is a thrill."

Some would say the same about the cutthroat acting industry where a promising acting career can easily stutter and stagnate. Cox has tasted success, but equally struggled with a feeling of worthlessness. "I'm not very successful in LA. I don't tend to work there and I thrive on confidence and feeling like I have a valid interpretation of a character or a role.

"In London – because things happened rather quickly for me when I started – I go in and the casting directors know me, I'll often meet the director and be given time and that really helps me. In LA, I got there and they couldn't give a s**t. I was auditioned by one of the casting director's assistants and never hearing anything. It's all heat and what you've done and if there's a buzz around you."

~*~

#I'm saving these older interviews for posterity guys 😎 #because some of their original sources are already gone #charlie cox #charles thoroughgood #legacy #legacy 2013 #interview

[smashpages]

D + Q will publish Winnie-the-Pooh by Travis Dandro next year

The graphic novel adaptation of the A. A. Milne/E. H. Shepard classic will wander into stores next year.

#drawn and quarterly #winnie-the-pooh #travis dandro #graphic novels

[whatdoesshedotothem]

Monday 24 September 1832

6

12 5

fine morning F66° at 6 20 – out at 7 5 – with Dick and about the house – breakfast with my father at 8 – Booth and 2 men began the midfealther (mid wall to part off stove flue in the hall chimney) – Shaw the plasterer came to us to plan with Murgatroyd and all of us window for library passage – Dick made drain from the old dry bridge across the new part of walk and carried it thro’ into the garden – William Greenwood breaking ashes on the walk – James Howarth working for me painted rustic chair red by way of priming and preparing larger gate for Hall wood entrance to walk – Charles H- and George P- went with Pickles’s cart for rushes – Pearsons’ one horse cart brought 3 loads of ashes to walk near the upper garden door - Argus the great dog died and was buried this morning – Pickles and his brother Nathaniel (and son John) at the wearing – myself backwards and forwards with one or other all the day – read last nights’ courier in the hut while the men were at dinner -  letter this morning from Mrs Norcliffe 1 ½ page franked by BL Lester, from Harrogate yesterday - to announce Esther Dalton’s marriage with Dr Travis - the N-s and Mrs Milne returned from their journey - Mrs N- to be at home on Wednesday - Mrs Abbott called on my aunt this morning - saw her for a few minutes - my aunt rather better today – talk about building up a chimney outside the north parlour and north chamber – chimney (according to Booth) with 2 vents labour £3 stones about £3 i.e. 2 roods for chimney ad 2 roods suppose for re-building the wall at the bottom of the gable – and if the floor sunk, Pickles would do it in 2 days – would fill it up with ashes (a 1 horse load per square superficial yard) and a little lime and sand at the top – (1/4 doz. lime and as much sand) – to do as I liked – my father indifferent about it – then I will wait, and save my money for the present, as my aunt is not wishful for the thing to be done – dinner at 6 50 my aunt with me this evening which she has not been for several evenings past – asleep after she left me at 9 – went into the little room at 9 ½ - came to my room at 10 35 wrote the above of today – very fine day – F70° now at 10 50 pm

[winningthesweepstakes]

Winnie the Pooh by A.A Milne and Travis Dandro

Winnie the Pooh by A.A Milne and Travis Dandro.  Drawn & Quarterly, 2024. 9781770466968 Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 4 Format: Hardcover graphic novel Genre: Fantasy What did you like about the book? The Pooh stories come alive once again as they have entered “public domain”, this time being fully-illustrated by Dandro.  The illustrations do not divert from the originals by…

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#Drawn & Quarterly

[the---hermit]

final 2023 reading challenges update

Not too long ago I posted this after a few months of being terrible at posting regular updates. The 2023 genre bingo and the Jumbo reading challenges are the two challenges I have not completed and I will be archiving them as is, because I do not have any books on my tbr that fit either of the prompts I am missing. As usual I am keeping my branding of almost finishing challenges and archiving them when only one or two prompts are missing.

Since I won't be posting anymore on these two challenges under the cut I have written a big wrap up of what I read for both and I have linked the individual book reviews I have posted.

Jumbo reading challenge:

nonbinary author: Genderqueer by Maia Kobabe

poc mc: Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman

#ownvoices: My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness by Kabi Nagata

poc author: The Dragon Republic by R.F. Kuang

trans mc: Deadendia Broken Halo by Hamish Steele

mythology inspired: The Sandman vol.9 - The Kindly Ones by Neil Gaiman

one word title: Scheletri by Zerocalcare

title starting with the first letter of your name: 100 Hugs by Chris Riddell

non-fiction or poetry: Monsters by Christopher Dell

urban fantasy or space opera: Gideon The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

horror or thriller: Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney

magical realism or high fantasy: The Priory Of The Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon

intimidating book: Cain's Jawbone by Torquemada

name of a place in the title: The Sandaman volume 8 by Neil Gaiman

pun in the title: She Who Became The Sun by Shelley Parker Chan

released this year: Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree and Il Satiro Scientifico: Riprodursi Male curated by Barbascura X (I didn't realize I had put both of these books in my storygraph so I am including both here)

minimalistic cover: Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton

ugly cover: The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe by Dougles Adams

very bright colours on the cover: Niente Di Nuovo Sul Fronte Di Rebibbia by Zerocalcare

heart or clock on the cover: Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White

black and white cover: The Black Corsair by Emilio Salgari

water in the title: The House In The Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune

rivals to lovers

a book recommended by a friend: Il Segreto Del Bosco Vecchio by Dino Buzzati

clever cover: Through The Woods by Emily Carroll

2023 genre bingo:

fantasy: The Tower Of Swallows by Andrzej Sapkowski

new adult

thriller: What Lies In The Woods by Kate Alice Marshall

contemporary fic: heartstopper vol5

non fiction: How We Read Now by Naomi S. Baron

horror: The Lottery and other stories by Shirley Jackson

urban fantasy: Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman

classics: Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll

lgbtq+: Harrow The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

historical fiction: The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell

romance: Fangs by Sarah Andersen

graphic novel: The Sandman volume 7 by Neil Gaiman

short story: Hilda and The Troll by Luke Pearson

mystery: Cain's Jawbone by Torquemada

children's or middle grade: The House At Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne

science fiction: Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell

#once again almost finished challenges #i knew it when i started them it's a miracle i only have one missing prompt for each #reading challenges update #reading challenges wrap up #studyblr w/knives reading challenge #jumbo reading challenge #2023 genre bingo #bookblr #booklr #books #book recs #book recommendations #book reviews #mine #the---hermit

[tctmp]

A Gift Wrapped Christmas: Directed by Lee Friedlander. With Meredith Hagner, Travis Milne, Anna Van Hooft, Anthony Bolognese. A personal shopper with a sunny disposition makes it her Christmas mission to melt the heart of her newest client - a workaholic widower and single parent.

#a gift wrapped christmas

[loudartisaneaglepie]

Travis hampson has a crush on izzy milnes however izzy likes melissa and melissa like travis😱😱😱 helo me hook up travis idk what to do .

[demisexualnathanvuornos]

Maya Sulliway (Rachael Leigh Cook) Summer Love (2016) Directed by Lynne Stopkewich 2/ 2

#rachael leigh cook #Summer love #lynne stopkewich #crystal balint #hannah cheramy #lucas bryant #female directors #travis milne

[osoba99publiczna]

IPL Auction 2023 player list and price, date and time

IPL Auction 2023 date and time, live streaming channel, players list with base price, purse left: IPL Auction 2023 date is December 23. The venue of IPL auction is Kochi, Kerala. The auction start time is 2:30 PM. IPL 2023 Auction will be telecast live on Star Sports TV channel. Refer to the below copy for available slots, base price, players list and purse left. IPL Auction 2023 Date And Time, Live Streaming Channel, Players List With Base Price, Purse Left: The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 Auction is all set to make the headlines as franchises will make their first move to complete the teams ahead of the tournament in 2023. All the 10 teams -- Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Titans, Kolkata Knight Riders, Lucknow Super Giants, Mumbai Indians, Punjab Kings XI, Rajasthan Royals, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Sunrisers Hyderabad -- will hunt for big names. Here are all the details of the IPL 2023 Auction. Auction Date: 23rd December 2022 Start Time: 2:30 PM IST Live Telecast: Star Sports IPL Auction 2023 Venue, Hotel IPL auction 2023 will take place in Kochi town of Kerala. The event will be hosted at Grand Hyatt. This is the first time that Kochi will host the IPL auction. Which TV Channel will broadcast IPL Auction 2023? IPL 2023 auction will be aired live on Star Sports. Among 405 players, 273 are Indians. The remaining 132 players are overseas players. The total number of capped players is 119. There are 282 uncapped players. A maximum of 87 slots are up for grabs. 30 of them will be filled by overseas players.

IPL Auction 2023 Available Slots

TeamTotal PlayersAvailable SlotsOverseas Slots AvailableChennai Super Kings (CSK)1872Delhi Capitals (DC)2052Gujarat Titans (GT)1873Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)14113Lucknow Super Giants (LSG)15104Mumbai Indians (MI)1693Punjab Kings (PBKS)1693Rajasthan Royals (RR)1694Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)1872

IPL Auction 2023 Purse Left

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[whyyourteamisgood]

2022 - Week 7

BUF - Stefon Diggs is second in the league with 109.3 receiving yards per game

NE - Kyle Dugger is second in the league with 59 fumble return yards

MIA - Tyreek Hill leads the league with 57 receptions

NYJ - Breece Hall’s 79 yard reception was the second longest in the AFC this year

BAL - Lamar Jackson leads the league at 7.73 yards per carry

PIT - Chris Boswell has made a 59 yard FG, tied for second longest in AFC this season

CLE - Nick Chubb leads the league with 740 rushing yards

CIN - JaMarr Chase is tied for second in the league with 6 TD receptions

TEN - Derrick Henry is second in the league with 134 carries

JAX - Travis Etienne leads all AFC RBs at 6.1 yards per carry

IND - Zaire Franklin leads the AFC with 72 tackles

HOU - Dameon Pierce’s 75 yard TD run is the longest by a RB this season

KC - Travis Kelce leads the league with 36 receptions for first downs

LV - Josh Jacobs is second in the AFC with 633 rushing yards

LAC - Austin Ekeler leads the league with 435 yards after catch

DEN - Brandon McManus has made 15 FGs, second most in the AFC

DAL - CeeDee Lamb is second in the NFC with 66 targets

WAS - Dax Milne is second in the NFC with 381 combined KR and PR yards

PHL - Miles Sanders is second in the NFC with 485 rushing yards

NYG - Daniel Jones and Saquan Barkley are first and second in the NFC in rushing first downs, with 29 and 28 respectively

GB - Allen Lazard is tied for the NFC lead with 4 TD receptions

CHI - Khalil Herbert leads all RBs at 6.19 yards per carry

DET - Jamaal Williams leads NFC RBs with 6 rushing TDs

MIN - Justin Jefferson leads the NFC with 109 receiving yards per game

NO - Tre’Quan Smith leads the NFC with 16.8 yards per reception

TB - Mike Edwards leads the NFC with 68 INT return yards

ATL - Cordarelle Patterson is second in the NFC with 85 rushing yards per game

CAR - Marquis Haynes is second in the NFC with 44 fumble return yards

SEA - Kenneth Walker is averaging 6.13 yards per carry, second in the league among RBs

LAR - Cooper Kupp is tied for second in the league with 34 catches for first downs

ARI - DeAndre Hopkins is second in the NFC with 103 receiving yards per game

SF - Christian McCaffrey is second in the league with 322 yards after catch

[michellemorgandaily]

“Save Yourself”, my second short film, will be playing at the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival this weekend! Get your tix ... Sounds like a super fun event! @austin.comedy.short.film.fest

Photo by Michelle Morgan

#michelle morgan #travis milne #save yourself #lessons in life love and surfing #short film #austin comedy short film festival #film festival circuit #tofino

[heartlandians]

“Save Yourself”

#heartland #michelle morgan #other projects #save yourself #travis milne #shirtless