The Domesticated Tweeting saga (ongoing posts)
The Bicycle Thief saga (ongoing)
ARMS vs CURLS
Old man spectacles sighting
Outrageous flirting
Sweet Seals For You, Always
$LAYYYTER
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Sade Olutola

Kaledo Art

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Stranger Things

oozey mess
noise dept.
Misplaced Lens Cap

Love Begins
Cosmic Funnies
One Nice Bug Per Day
Peter Solarz

Origami Around
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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The Domesticated Tweeting saga (ongoing posts)
The Bicycle Thief saga (ongoing)
ARMS vs CURLS
Old man spectacles sighting
Outrageous flirting
i fell down a youtube rabbithole of ckr interviews and allan hawco's face showed up on camera for half a second and i went "oh hey that looks like paul gross' boyfriend good pal"
...I HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN ALLAN IN ANYTHING YET (unless wilby wonderful counts) and this is entirely paul gross tumblr's fault
Saint Pierre Season 2 BTS
Reviews for Waiting for Godot (June 11 2026)
“Waiting for Godot feels new once again, pulsing with vitality,” raves the Toronto Star. Samuel Beckett’s timeless absurdist masterpiece “fits like a glove in our contemporary society,” brought to life with “profound sincerity” by Paul Gross and Tom McCamus. McCamus “lends immense pathos” to the befuddled Estragon, while Gross delivers “some of his finest stage work” as Vladimir. Staged for the first time on the Festival Theatre’s iconic thrust stage, this production demonstrates how space can transform storytelling. As the Toronto Star declares, “if there’s ever a case to be made about how a theatre’s space and design can inform a play, Atkinson’s revival should serve as Exhibit A... well worth the wait.” The Globe and Mail praises the leads’ “sizzling chemistry” and “piercing performances,” while BroadwayWorld calls them “wonderful together,” noting that this production will leave audiences “reflecting on their own existence long past the final bow.”
Outtakes with Paul Gross & Allan Hawco (S2 finale, from the Republic of Doyle Ride Along app)
Canadian actor and director Paul Gross stars in ‘Waiting for Godot’ and discusses why he believes the play is a timeless classic that’s more
Paul Gross on CP24 Breakfast 9th June 2026
@verushkak70 Heated Rivalry mention!
Canadian actor and director Paul Gross stars in ‘Waiting for Godot’ and discusses why he believes the play is a timeless classic that’s more
From Joséphine's IG stories (Saint-Pierre S3 teasing, May 2026)
Allan at the Canadian Screen Awards (2026)
Allan doing Q&A with Nominees at the Canadian Screen Awards (31 May 2026, Toronto)
What is a piece of advice that has stayed with you throughout your career? "Don't go back and try to fix everything you're doing until you reach the end."
"What Canadian, living or dead, would you give an award to?"
Allan once again failing the "don't bring up Paul Gross unasked" challenge at the Canadian Screen Awards
Allan Hawco at the Canadian Screen Awards (May 31 2026)
Allan and Mark Critch at the Canadian Screen Awards (May 31 2026)
Paul Gross chats with Tom Power on Q (May 29 2026)
Allan at the Canadian Screen Awards (2026)
Allan at the Canadian Screen Awards rehearsals tonight / 30 May 2026
Allan at the Canadian Screen Awards (Mar 11 2018) (Toronto, TO Live)
(May 30 2026)