#brian roberts

[mag-swag]

okau i changed my mind here are the roles for that cabaret-cinderella boy fic

wave = sally bowles

deacon = brian roberts

chase = natalia landauer

buddy = fritz wendell

i don't have anybody for maximillian so if anybdoy has any suggestions or i make an oc for him

[filmjunky-99]

c a b a r e t, 1972 🎬 dir. bob fosse michael york

[effect-of-a-modern-phase]

“Do you still think you can control them?”

Cabaret

[hansrilowz]

RANKING BISEXUAL MUSICAL MEN

(either canon or in my opinion… a very good and accurate headcanon)

1. clifford bradshaw/brian roberts - cabaret

A KING…. we love him so much…. a legend!!! a man who loves his girlfriend, punches nazis, and supports a woman’s choice to her own body! supports his girlfriend working at the cabaret and is very accepting to the people there!

2. mischa bachinski - ride the cyclone

an absolute legend! another man who absolutely loves his girlfriend, canonically kisses another man and has watched all seasons of drag race! he might seem tough on the inside but… he is the biggest softie in the world

3. brad majors - rocky horror

another bisexual legend i think. yes he might have cheated, but he wasn’t homophobic or full of any prejudice towards the people living in the mansion like his fiancé janet! so we love him for that…

4. marius pontmercy - les mis

if you don’t think marius is bisexual then i have some news for you. i actually saw him and enjorlas kissing yesterday andddd it was a litttleeee crazy…

5. hanschen rilow - spring awakening

my day #1 for real. he is a little crazy and silly but in my heart he’s #1. he loves his boyfriend and that’s all that matters to me!

6. anatole - the great comet of 1812

an absolutely evil man…. but at least he is sassy doing it…

[martiszcz]

-- Cabaret

That smile at the end is the reason this gif exists.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

FCC Chair Launches Inquiry Into NBCU Over Treatment Of Local Affiliates

Brendan Carr wants to look at network affiliation agreements.

Ted Johnson at Deadline:

The chairman of the FCC has opened another inquiry into a major media company, this time over the relationship between Comcast‘s NBCUniversal and its local broadcast affiliates. Brendan Carr informed Comcast CEO Brian Roberts of the inquiry in a letter sent on Tuesday. In the letter, first reported by Newsmax, Carr wrote that the “FCC has an interest in and the authority to promote the public interest and to ensure that local broadcast TV stations retain the economic and operational independence necessary to meet their public interest obligations. I want to ensure that Comcast’s relationships with local broadcast TV stations comply with all of the relevant federal regulations—again, regulations designed to ensure that local stations meet their public interest obligations.”

He wrote that he had heard “numerous reports that the approach that NBC and other similarly situated networks are taking in recent negotiations is an attempt to extract onerous financial and operational concessions from local broadcast TV stations. Under this approach, networks threaten termination of long-held affiliations, which could result in blackouts and other harms to local consumers of broadcast news and content.”

[...] The inquiry is the latest from the FCC chairman, who has earlier sent letters to Comcast and Disney over its diversity, equity and inclusion practices. Despite the FCC’s approval last week of Skydance’s merger with Paramount Global, a complaint against CBS News, over the way that 60 Minutes edited an interview with Kamala Harris, remains on the docket, along with other complaints related to network content. Network affiliate groups have pointed to a “rapidly changing” network-affiliate relationship, driven in part by the migration of programming to streaming services like Paramount Plus, Disney+-Hulu and Peacock.

CC Chair Brendan Carr launches baseless inquiry into NBCU over local affiliate relationships.

[aretheybisexual]

Do you know this (canon) bisexual character?

Brian Roberts from Cabaret (1972 film)

Yeah, I know him!

I've heard of him

I don't know him

Voting ended onDec 21, 2024

Propaganda

This is one of the first mainstream examples of male bisexuality in film after the fall of the Hays Code. While Bryan is a flawed character, the inclusion of his sexual awakening was a watershed moment in queer representation in American film.

[transmascleonkennedy]

"Screw maximilian"

"I do"

"So do i"

My favourite interaction in a movie ever