Tom Hiddleston, books, Marvel, cute animals, food, Pokémon, Sailor Moon, history, current events(politics, what's going on in the world, that kind of stuff), among other things…
Oh my god, this is going on my list along with doesthedogdie.com
Holy shit that’s useful
I probably won’t find myself using this but for my followers: if you can’t handle this shit, USE THIS. If you think a movie or tv show may be hard to watch, do your homework.
In 1912, Teddy Roosevelt was shot just
before giving a speech. He began with:
“Friends, I shall ask you to be as quiet
as possible. I don’t know whether you
fully understand that I have just been
shot; but it takes more than that to kill
a Bull Moose. Fortunately I had my
manuscript – I was going to make a long
speech – and there is where the bullet
went through, and it probably saved me
from it going into my heart. The bullet is
in me now, so that I cannot make a very
long speech, but I will try my best…” then
kept talking for 1.5 hours before finally
agreeing to seek medical attention. SourceSource 2
Early Man, Aardman Animations Incredibles 2, Pixar Animation Studios Isle of Dogs, Fox Searchlight Pictures/Indian Paintbrush/American Empirical Pictures Ralph Breaks the Internet, Walt Disney Animation Studios Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Sony Pictures Animation
Directing in an Animated Feature Production
Early Man, Aardman Animations; Director: Nick Park Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, Sony Pictures Animation; Director: Genndy Tartakovsky Incredibles 2, Pixar Animation Studios; Director: Brad Bird Ralph Breaks The Internet, Walt Disney Animation Studios; Director: Rich Moore, Director: Phil Johnston Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Sony Pictures Animation; Director: Bob Persichetti, Director: Rodney Rothman, Director: Peter Ramsey
Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
Early Man, Aardman Animations; Voice Actor: Eddie Redmayne Character: Dug Incredibles 2, Pixar Animation Studios, Voice Actor: Holly Hunter Character: Helen Parr / Elastigirl Isle of Dogs, Fox Searchlight Pictures / Indian Paintbrush / American
Empirical Pictures; Voice Actor: Bryan Cranston Character: Chief Next Gen, Baozou with Alibaba Pictures Inc. in association with Tangent Animation for Netflix; Voice Actor: Charlyne Yi Character: Mai Ralph Breaks The Internet, Walt Disney Animation Studios; Voice Actor: Sarah Silverman Character: Vanellope
Von Schweetz
Music in an Animated Feature Production
Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch, Illumination; Composer: Danny Elfman, Lyricist: Tyler, The Creator Early Man, Aardman Animations; Composer/Lyricist: Harry
Gregson-Williams, Composer/Lyricist: Tom Howe, Composer: Harry
Gregson-Williams, Composer: Tom Howe Incredibles 2, Pixar Animation Studios; Composer: Michael Giacchino Ralph Breaks The Internet, Walt
Disney Animation Studios; Composer: Henry Jackman, Composer: Alan
Menken, Lyricist: Phil Johnston, Lyricist: Tom
MacDougall, Composer/Lyricist: Dan Reynolds Smallfoot, Warner
Bros. Pictures / Warner Animation Group; Composer: Heitor
Pereira, Composer/Lyricist: Karey Kirkpatrick, Composer/Lyricist: Wayne
Kirkpatrick
Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production
Early Man, Aardman Animations; Lead Character
Animator: Laurie Sitzia, Characters: Goona, Dug, Chief Bobnar,
the Tribe, the rabbit and Lord Nooth Incredibles 2, Pixar Animation Studio; Animator: Lance Fite Character: All Characters Isle of Dogs, Fox Searchlight Pictures / Indian Paintbrush / American
Empirical Pictures; Lead Animator: Jason Stalman Characters: Chief and
Nutmeg Ralph Breaks the Internet, Walt Disney
Animation Studios; Animator: Vitor Vilela Characters: Wreck-It Ralph,
Fix-It Felix, Double Dan, Vanellope Von Schweetz, Ralphzilla, Yesss,
Root Beer Tapper Patrons, Pancake Bunny, Milkshake Kitty, Baby Mo, Mo’s
Mom Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Sony Pictures Animation; Animator: David Han Character: Multiple
Production Design in an Animated Feature Production
Early Man, Aardman Animations; Production Design: Matt Perry, Production Design: Richard Edmunds Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, Sony Pictures Animation; Production Design: Scott Wills Isle of Dogs, Fox
Searchlight Pictures / Indian Paintbrush / American Empirical
Pictures; Production Design: Adam Stockhausen, Production Design: Paul
Harrod Mary Poppins Returns, Walt Disney Studios; Production Design: Jeff Turley Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Sony Pictures Animation; Production Design: Justin K. Thompson
Animated Effects in an an Animated Feature Production
Early Man, Aardman Animations; VFX Supervisor:
Howard Jones, Director of Photography: Dave Alex Riddett, Head of 3D:
Grant Hewlett, Crowd Lead: Pat Andrew, 3D Artist: Elena Vitanza Chiarani Hotel Transylvania 3:
Summer Vacation, Sony Pictures Animation; FX Supervisor: Patrick
Witting, FX Lead: Kiel Gnebba, FX Animator: Spencer Lueders, FX
Animator: Joe Pepper, FX Animator: Sam Rickles Incredibles 2, Pixar
Animation Studios; Effects Sequence Lead: Greg Gladstone, Effects
Artist: Tolga Göktekin, Effects Artist: Jason Johnston, Effects Artist:
Eric Lacroix, Effects Sequence Lead: Krzysztof Rost Next Gen, Baozou
with Alibaba Pictures Inc. in association with Tangent Animation for
Netflix; Visual Effects Lead: So Ishigaki, Senior Visual Effects Lead:
Graham Wiebe Ralph Breaks The Internet, Walt Disney
Animation Studios; Head of Effects Animation: Cesar Velazquez, Effects
Lead: Marie Tollec, Effects Lead: Alexander Moaveni, Effects Lead: Peter
DeMund, Foundation Effects Lead: Ian J. Coony
In this edition of our month-long MIA Shows article series, we’re putting the focus on one in The Night Manager that
has certainly been in the ether for some time. The first season aired
all the way back in February 2016 and yet, there’s still no definite
word on if the Tom Hiddleston spy drama is coming back for more.
It
was a really long time ago that it was first reported that BBC and
co-producer AMC were considering the idea of bringing the series back.
Yet, that’s no easy task given that the John le Carre adaptation had a
pretty open-and-shut season 1. There’s no definite need to bring the
series back and yet nonetheless, it may be something that is still
considered.
Earlier this year, though, there was a rather-frank response given by Simon Cornwell, son of le Carre, in a new interview with Television magazine:
“Actually,
not being cute, I really don’t know … We don’t have scripts for it yet,
and we would only think about making a second series of The Night
Manager if it was going to be really good. And I’m sure that Hugh
[Laurie] and Tom [Hiddleston] and Olivia [Colman], who are not exactly
underemployed actors, won’t want to come back unless it’s excellent,
frankly. And, you know, we have all of le Carré’s body of work to pick
from.”
Basically,
this means that there’s probably not going to be any in the near future
— especially given that Hiddleston has signed on to do an upcoming Thor [sic] limited series for the Disney+ streaming service. Meanwhile, Colman is playing Queen Elizabeth on The Crown through
season 4. Unless you make some enormous change with the cast, which
feels unlikely, it may be 2020 until people are even available to do it.
At that point, will there even be enough people who remember season 1
of The Night Manager for it to really even matter? We’re not
altogether sure that there will be. Of course, this is assuming that
some of these actors don’t end up getting booked for a number of other
things along the way.
So, for now, we’d say to throw this
particular show in the unlikely-to-come-back pile. Sometimes, it’s fine
for a limited series to be strictly that. Not every single show in the
known world needs to be come back and produced for many more seasons.
This was a great season in the time in which it was around but now, it
may be time for everyone to move forward and simply take on whatever is
coming next.
Of course, now that we’ve spelled all of that out, we’ll definitely have more on The Night Manager season 2 the moment that there are some further updates.
Banned content includes photos, videos, and GIFs of human
genitalia, female-presenting nipples, and any media involving sex acts,
including illustrations. The exceptions include nude classical statues
and political protests that feature nudity. The new guidelines exclude
text, so erotica remains permitted. Illustrations and art that feature
nudity are still okay — so long as sex acts aren’t depicted — and so are
breast-feeding and after birth photos.
“Users have a chance to appeal flagged content”
The policy change takes effect on December 17th. From then on, any
explicit posts will be flagged and deleted by algorithms. For now,
Tumblr is emailing users who have posted adult content flagged by
algorithms and notifying that their content will soon be hidden from
view. Posts with porn content will be set to private, which will prevent
them from being reblogged or shared elsewhere in the Tumblr community.
Even the cold dead embrace of a Yahoo! acquision could not end
Tumblr, such was the power of fandom gathered there. But Yahoo never
knew what it owned in Tumblr and was indifferent to its continued
existence. The management of new Yahoo owner Verizon, however, has a
pulse. It knows what Tumblr is and it hates it. It will hack it down
until a perfectly clean advertising- and appstore-friendly traffic
center remains.
That phrase Tumblr uses, “female-presenting nipples”, is darkly comic
given the context of its ultra-woke audience. They didn’t give even the
slightest thought to what people other than lawyers and appstore
gatekeepers might think of it. In that sense, it seems to have a knowing
reactionary air about it. It’s a “go fuck yourself” so perfectly aimed
at Tumblr users it’s almost impossible to believe it isn’t intentional.
NSFW CONTENT CREATORS ARE BEING PURGED FROM TUMBLR!
On Dec 17thk, it’s going to get much more difficult for nsfw content creators to promote themselves through this platform. We’re doing our best to make ourselves available through other social media, but this might mean our ability to make our money is gonna take a hit!
A lot of your favorite content creators have ETSY SHOPS! Take a look and do what you can to help them out! I’ll be reblogging any and all etsy shops I see for my fellow creators to try and help! Do they have a PATREON? Join, even if it’s just for a $1 a month!
A directory of social media handles so people can find you on other sites. Once you fill out the form (none of the questions are required so in theory you can just hit “submit” without answering anything, but you can also just View Here) you will be able to access, but not edit, a spreadsheet of everyone’s handles across their social media.
As the disclaimer banner says, EVERYTHING you enter into this form is made public so you know, be careful. If you don’t want two of your handles linked…don’t put ‘em both in there.
I can’t think of a genuine reason this would be a bad idea but it’s a lot of data about people and their personal names that’s easily scrapeable so you know, if you can argue that this is a really bad idea for X reason, I’m willing to listen and delete as necessary.
Well this wasn’t how I wanted to spend my Monday.
I’ll still be posting here but I don’t know how long this site is going to last tbh, and I’d still like to be able to contact all the friends I’ve made here.
GUYS – I just received the most precious gift in the mail and I gotta show it to you:
It’s a little crocheted Loki!! The beautiful @prplprincez made it and it’s so cute I can’t stand it 😀 I think she sells these (and Captain America too I’m pretty sure) so if you looking for something handmade and gorgeous, maybe send her a message…she does beautiful work. And now I have to keep stealing it back from Little because he spotted it the moment he woke up lol
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