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What's a soulmate ft Tim and Hawk 🥹❤️
We should send Dhurandar for Oscar , shouldn't we ?
I mean banger music + story inspired by real events + superb action.
We will win again like RRR .
Probably nobody beside my desi peeps will get me, but the Critics reception of Dhurandar, with people dismissing the very cold, very factual and very real conversation, snippets and ideological degeneracy of Pak/stan's terror network as nothing more than "propaganda" , shows you that THEY are the bourgeoisie , out of touch nobility of our country while they pretend to represent the proletariat masses because they happen to share some brief campus space with some middle class people for a short period of time.
They can afford to dismiss facts as propaganda because their kins and them are never at risk of getting bomb blasted to death.
Jonathan Bailey for OMEGA Photoshoot in Australia
THE MENTALIST ~ JANE vs KIDS
i hadn’t drawn i. a few days because i was swamped with my final week of classes. also the whole getting lost in the woods thing. back to it
Neal using Taylor's payment to buy the card and the stadium visit to Peter will always be so special to me 🥹😭❤️
And thinking in Neal's quote to Mozzie in 4x11 about his relationship with James "To do what, Moz? Go out in the backyard and throw a baseball?" knowing that he already did that with Peter 😭😭😭 oh i love them so much
Watch Fellow Travelers
Sail the seas for it if you have to.
I'm old enough now that I'm realizing that a lot of kids today who are part of the LGBTQ community don't know about the lavender scare, gay nightclub raids, the Harvey Milk assassination, the AIDS crisis. This is foundational shit. Required knowledge.
Also as a bonus you get to watch Matt Bomer get railed into a mattress on the floor. It's a win-win.
kanthony vampire au returns hehe
Now That I've Binged All of Mid-Century Modern ...
... here are just a few of my thoughts on the show.
Warning: Below, be spoilers! If you haven't finished the 10-episode season, please keep scrolling by. If you have watched all of it, then by all means, feel free to agree or argue with me in the comments.
Now on to my blatherings:
Here on Tumblr, we need an acronym or abbreviation for this series to use as a tag. Because if we put it under the #midcenturymodern or the #mid-centurymodern tag, we'll have to weed through all the posts about interior decor and Googie architecture. Not that I don't love Googie architecture. Might I suggest #midcmod. Although, I guess we can also use #desertqueens. I'm open to recommendations.
I love how quickly the actors on the series seemed to find their characters. Most new series take at least 3 or 4 episodes before the actors get comfortable in their characters and truly feel like they know who that person is (you can tell because it often shows in their performances). But with this cast, they pretty much found it after the 1st episode. Kudos!
God, I'm going to miss Linda Lavin. 😔 She was such a great balance to the cast. Not just in the form of estrogen or age, but in the form of perspective. Like in ep. 6 ("Maid Serviced"), where she checked the guys about hiring a housekeeper for his looks and not for his ability to do the job, I appreciated it when she said something to the effect: "At my age, you have to fight to be seen. And I'm not going to fight to be seen in my own house." Respect. You go, Mama!
At first, I wasn't really feeling Pamela Adlon as Nathan Lane's sister, Mindy, because I thought she was too young to play his sis. But it turns out she's only about 10 yrs younger, so it's not that weird at all. Plus, the more we saw them together, the more I liked them as a duo. Especially when he put her in a headlock in ep. 8 ("Sour Pickleball"). 😏
I saw some people here on Tumblr bristle at the portrayal of Jerry (played by Matt Bomer) as the dumb, handsome one. But I kind of love this for him. Bomer is usually pretty serious or sarcastic in most of the roles he's known for, so seeing him kind of play against type is a bit refreshing. And it's clear that his "stupidity" comes more so from being sheltered in his Mormon/ultra-conservative upbringing than from simply being not very bright. I say let him cook.
My favorite episode of the 10 so far was the one where they go to Fire Island. I think it's ep. 5 ("Hello, Fisty's"). I appreciated how that episode subverted our expectations. Instead of the guys enjoying an evening of sensual debauchery, they got to share a part of themselves that reflected the person underneath the façade. A sexual interaction was replaced with a heartfelt one. 🫂
I know it shouldn't have been as funny as it was, but when Mindy made Jerry cry at pickleball in ep. 8, I literally laughed out loud. I don't know what it was -- it could've been how Bomer chose to play the scene -- but that moment was absolutely hilarious. Again, I can see how this role is allowing us to see Bomer's skill at comedy a lot better than anything we've seen him do in the past.
Speaking of comedy, call me a filthy foul-mouthed radical, but I appreciate how the show doesn't tiptoe around swearing or sexual interactions. I'm sure some folks at home will be clutching their pearls when they hear the first f-bomb dropped on the series. And don't get me started when they openly brought up pegging like it was nothing. But I like that it's a series clearly intended for mature audiences in every sense of the word. In that respect, it reminds a little of Grace and Frankie.
I hope if we get more seasons where we get to see more guest stars that we know the cast has worked with in the past. I loved seeing Judd Hirsch, Rhea Perlman, Richard Kind, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson on the show. If they get another season, I can only imagine how many people will jump at the chance to guest star.
I pretty much knew I would like this series when I saw that James Burrows was an executive producer and director on the show. I don't think I've ever watched a TV series with his name attached where I didn't like it.
With that said, the one running theme/joke that I'm not a fan of is the mini-dance breaks the guys do every now and then. It was kind of cute in the pilot episode, but every time after that, I would kind of watch through my fingers. 🫣 Now, I don't have anything against characters dancing in TV shows or film, but far too often ... well ... they just aren't very good and I often wish they wouldn't. I know that seems bitchy, because everyone should be allowed to dance if they feel like it. And it's totally realistic that this group would dance around their own home if the spirit moves them. But ... they really aren't very good and I find myself desperately wanting them to be better so I don't have to cover my eyes. All of them have lovely singing voices. And of course, they're fantastic actors. But as dancers ... um, yeah 😬. Well, they're certainly dispelling the stereotype that all gay men can dance.
So now that I've nitpicked about the one thing I don't like about the show, let me share my thoughts on ep. 9. ("Here's to You, Mrs. Schneiderman"). I was really shocked that the writers included Lavin's death in the show in the first season. I'm sure they probably had to, but instead of just easing into it, they really faced it head on and I respect that a lot. And can we give it up to Nathan Lane for his performance in that episode? 👏🏽 He was genuinely heartbreaking to watch and he played every beat so brilliantly. I knew Lavin passed before the show could air, but I just assumed that she died after they had finished filming, and they were likely going to address it if they got a second season. So the shock that hit me when they dedicated an entire episode to her in the first season was 🤯. It was so wonderfully written and genuinely moving that it just made me adore the show even more. Certainly this episode is more sad and sentimental than the other episodes, but it was not without the right dose of humor at just the perfect moments to make it match the tone of the series. God, I'm going to miss her. 😔
Final thoughts:
Even though it's just a 30-min sitcom, I can't reiterate how much I think the show gave us the laugh so many of us need right now with everything else going on in the world. I know some folks feel like the world has stopped or should be stopping and every day should be about focusing on fighting the power and death to tyranny and all that.
But I know my anxiety and overall psyche appreciates a break from the constant fear of dread, doom, and despair that permeates my thoughts every day. A laugh, a harmless distraction, a moment to remind us of our collective humanity is very much appreciated right now -- at least by me.
Also, I can't speak for anyone else, but I like sitcoms that deliver laughs while also delivering a reflection of our flaws, quirks, and humanity back at us. And by the time you reach the 5th episode, I think the writers had clearly found that sweet spot where comedy, pathos and heart intersect. And I couldn't be more grateful. 🫶🏽
doing a rewatch of white collar and men do NOT deserve matt bomer
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Matt Bomer (left) and Simon Halls watching the action on centre court on day ten of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London. Picture date: Wednesday July 9, 2025. (📸: Getty Images)
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According to the crew's shirts Lestat's tour ends in Nola. Does it mean that Lestat will be kidnapped in rue Royale or something?
I'm not surprised the final concert will be in New Orleans.
This show loves parallels and well.....
Magnus takes Lestat from Nicki in Paris.
Akasha takes Lestat from Louis in New Orleans.
End of S1 in New Orleans —
End of S2 in New Orleans —
End of S3 in New Orleans —
Lestat and Louis screaming out for each other as Akasha rips Lestat from Louis' arms.
It just fits.
Also? Notice there is no San Francisco concert. That's because that is where Louis attempted suicide and Lestat couldn't talk to him or tell him that he loved him while only knowing Louis was badly hurt and later believing Louis had died from his injuries.
September 8th, 1973 at 11:07, which would've been 9:07 in San Francisco — Lestat had that date and time seared in his brain for decades because that is the moment he believed he lost Louis. It was Louis' time of death and it was Lestat's metaphorical time of death.
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