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We had a new player in the group last night and we started to realize how many inside jokes we have accumulated over the years.
One of the player's mentioned I have banned all ten foot poles in existence. They were exaggerating but still made a point of how they were a little salty about not being able to get a ten foot pole.
So, being the unfunny GM I am, I had to explain to the new player that I am not against ten foot poles if you go make one, I just think it is silly that there would be an "adventuring shop" and in the shop they sell ten foot poles. Finely crafted ten foot poles for adventurers! To go into dungeons and poke stuff.
They could also find a carpenter or a wood worker and request one.
I also said I find it highly unlikely a dungeon explorer would drag around an un-collapsible ten foot pole. Doorways, small passages. Plus the annoying effect of accidentally smacking your fellow adventures in the face with a pole as you turn around.
It just starts to lean into things like "there are a whole bunch of adventurers in the world" and "there are a whole bunch of dungeons in the world" and there are specialized shops for it. What else would be in such shops?
A giant "riot shield". A mobile cart filled with burning tar. Leonardo da Vinci's fighting wagon.
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Hadn't revisited 'Brütal Legend' since first playing it back in 2013, and it felt fitting to finally check out the Steam copy of the game that I had sitting there for years.
Still fun to play, and still kind of wild how much under the radar it flew, considering it starred Jack Black as the main character, had several big names in the metal scene involved (including Ozzy Osbourne as the Guardian of Metal), and had hands down one of the most impressive licenced soundtracks out there, with 107 songs by 75 different bands including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Skeletonwitch, 3 Inches of Blood, Quiet Riot, and a ton of others.
#BrutalLegend #OzzyOsbourne #VideoGames #Caturday #Ozzy #CatsOfMastodon #Gaming #Games #Cats #Cat #Floof #CatsOfFediverse #FediCats #Metal
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Hadn't revisited 'Brütal Legend' since first playing it back in 2013, and it felt fitting to finally check out the Steam copy of the game that I had sitting there for years.
Still fun to play, and still kind of wild how much under the radar it flew, considering it starred Jack Black as the main character, had several big names in the metal scene involved (including Ozzy Osbourne as the Guardian of Metal), and had hands down one of the most impressive licenced soundtracks out there, with 107 songs by 75 different bands including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Skeletonwitch, 3 Inches of Blood, Quiet Riot, and a ton of others.
#BrutalLegend #OzzyOsbourne #VideoGames #Caturday #Ozzy #CatsOfMastodon #Gaming #Games #Cats #Cat #Floof #CatsOfFediverse #FediCats #Metal
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Hadn't revisited 'Brütal Legend' since first playing it back in 2013, and it felt fitting to finally check out the Steam copy of the game that I had sitting there for years.
Still fun to play, and still kind of wild how much under the radar it flew, considering it starred Jack Black as the main character, had several big names in the metal scene involved (including Ozzy Osbourne as the Guardian of Metal), and had hands down one of the most impressive licenced soundtracks out there, with 107 songs by 75 different bands including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Skeletonwitch, 3 Inches of Blood, Quiet Riot, and a ton of others.
#BrutalLegend #OzzyOsbourne #VideoGames #Caturday #Ozzy #CatsOfMastodon #Gaming #Games #Cats #Cat #Floof #CatsOfFediverse #FediCats #Metal
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Hadn't revisited 'Brütal Legend' since first playing it back in 2013, and it felt fitting to finally check out the Steam copy of the game that I had sitting there for years.
Still fun to play, and still kind of wild how much under the radar it flew, considering it starred Jack Black as the main character, had several big names in the metal scene involved (including Ozzy Osbourne as the Guardian of Metal), and had hands down one of the most impressive licenced soundtracks out there, with 107 songs by 75 different bands including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Skeletonwitch, 3 Inches of Blood, Quiet Riot, and a ton of others.
#BrutalLegend #OzzyOsbourne #VideoGames #Caturday #Ozzy #CatsOfMastodon #Gaming #Games #Cats #Cat #Floof #CatsOfFediverse #FediCats #Metal
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Hadn't revisited 'Brütal Legend' since first playing it back in 2013, and it felt fitting to finally check out the Steam copy of the game that I had sitting there for years.
Still fun to play, and still kind of wild how much under the radar it flew, considering it starred Jack Black as the main character, had several big names in the metal scene involved (including Ozzy Osbourne as the Guardian of Metal), and had hands down one of the most impressive licenced soundtracks out there, with 107 songs by 75 different bands including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Skeletonwitch, 3 Inches of Blood, Quiet Riot, and a ton of others.
#BrutalLegend #OzzyOsbourne #VideoGames #Caturday #Ozzy #CatsOfMastodon #Gaming #Games #Cats #Cat #Floof #CatsOfFediverse #FediCats #Metal
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Reading some of the wikis and such about Ozzy going back to the early 1980s and laughing about the circumstances. Having lived through all that and being more or less in the middle of it from a fan point of view, it's amazing anything actually got done. The story around Randy Rhoads, Quiet Riot, and the US Festival...just wow...all the drama of a soap opera...
#Ozzy #Rhoads #USFestival #Metal #music
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speak_of_the_Devil_(Ozzy_Osbourne_album)
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Reading some of the wikis and such about Ozzy going back to the early 1980s and laughing about the circumstances. Having lived through all that and being more or less in the middle of it from a fan point of view, it's amazing anything actually got done. The story around Randy Rhoads, Quiet Riot, and the US Festival...just wow...all the drama of a soap opera...
#Ozzy #Rhoads #USFestival #Metal #music
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speak_of_the_Devil_(Ozzy_Osbourne_album)
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#Adwent_Z_Duchami Dzień 9! 🎄👻
Dziś chciałabym przedstawić wam kanadyjski zespół Softcult. Mam wrażenie, że w Polsce mało kto zna tę grupę (a przynajmniej ja się nie zetknęłam z jej fan_ami), co trochę dziwi, biorąc pod uwagę, że poznałam ją... Z radia BBC. Fajnie, że takie brzmienia – shoegaze, grunge, ale też riot grrrl – mają szansę zaistnieć gdzieś tam na obrzeżach mainstreamu!
Softcult tworzą bliźniaczki Mercedes i Phoenix Arn-Horn. Mają do swojej twórczości podejście mocno DIY. Oprócz swietnego brzmienia mają też do zaoferowania różne przemyślenia na tematy aktualne dla wielu osób na całym świecie, zawarte zarówno w tekstach jak i w swoich... zinach! Tak, robią własne ziny 💜 które krążą wokól podobnych kwestii, co ich piosenki. Można zamówić fizyczne kopie (kiedyś sobie jakąś sprawię, sam zin jest tani... Gorzej z przesyłką), albo poczytać je za darmo online tu: https://shop.softcult.band/collections/scripture-zine
Jedną z ich piosenek usłyszycie w Wigilię w @radiokapital
Link do muzyczki: https://softcult.bandcamp.com/
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Exposing the Real #UK Race #RiotInstigators: The Key Players and Transatlantic Network Around #TommyRobinson
Robinson has been blamed for stoking the unrest, but the tentacles of #disinformation are global. Nafeez Ahmed uncovers a worrying nexus of tech platforms and far-right conspiracy – with links to Europe, Russia and the #January6Insurrection
https://bylinetimes.com/2024/08/08/exposing-the-real-uk-race-riot-instigators-the-key-players-and-transatlantic-network-around-tommy-robinson/
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, KAMELOT, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 41 years ago today (1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino, Ca...#IronMaiden #USFestival #Kamelot #Warlock #CelticFrost #Amorphis
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, KAMELOT, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 41 years ago today (1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino, Ca...#IronMaiden #USFestival #Kamelot #Warlock #CelticFrost #Amorphis
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, KAMELOT, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 41 years ago today (1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino, Ca...#IronMaiden #USFestival #Kamelot #Warlock #CelticFrost #Amorphis
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, KAMELOT, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 41 years ago today (1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino, Ca...#IronMaiden #USFestival #Kamelot #Warlock #CelticFrost #Amorphis
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, KAMELOT, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 41 years ago today (1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino, Ca...#IronMaiden #USFestival #Kamelot #Warlock #CelticFrost #Amorphis
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💥Ankündigung! Samstag 09.09.2023💥
🔥Plattenaktionstage 2023 – Samstag 09.09.2023🔥
Samstag, 09.09.2023 | 12:00 Uhr | La Casa Wurzener Straße 6 12627 Berlin
Anreise: U5 Louis-Lewin-Straße | Bus 195 Oschatzer Ring
📜 Alle aktuellen Infos zum Programm: https://plattenaktionstage.noblogs.org/programm/
#b0909 #Plattenaktionstage2023
Wir, ein Zusammenschluss von jungen, politisch aktiven Menschen aus Marzahn-Hellersdorf wollen euch zu den diesjährigen Plattenaktionstagen vom 8.-10. September 2023 einladen.
Wir wollen an dem Wochenende einen Raum für Kultur, politische Organisierung, Austausch und Bildung schaffen.
Kommt gerne vorbei – es wird sweet.
📜 Programm
12:00 Vulvakunde
Ganz nach dem Motto „Wissen macht sexy“ lernen wir gemeinsam über vulvastische Anatomie und Ejakulation. Ziel ist es, in lockerem und geschütztem Rahmen mit Vorurteilen und Mythe auszuräumen, schambefreit befreit über Lust und Körper zu sprechen und die Vulvenvielfalt zu feiern.
Viva la Vulva!
14:30 (tba.)
Auch hier gibt’s safe noch nen sweeten Workshop17:00 Antifaschistische Perspektive in Marzahn-Hellersdorf
(tba.)19:00 KÜFA
Vegan, lecker, ausm Kiez 🙂20:00 Konzert
Running order tba.Warna Riot
📜 Alle aktuellen Infos zum Programm: https://plattenaktionstage.noblogs.org/programm/
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 40 years ago today (May 29th, 1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino,...#IronMaiden
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 40 years ago today (May 29th, 1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino,...#IronMaiden
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 40 years ago today (May 29th, 1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino,...#IronMaiden
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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 40 years ago today (May 29th, 1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino,...#IronMaiden
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#BraveWords
Today In Metal History 🤘 May 29th, 2023 🤘 IRON MAIDEN, US FESTIVAL, BLAZE BAYLEY, WARLOCK, CELTIC FROST, AMORPHIS
HEAVY HISTORY 40 years ago today (May 29th, 1983). QUIET RIOT + MÖTLEY CRÜE + OZZY OSBOURNE + JUDAS PRIEST + TRIUMPH + SCORPIONS + VAN HALEN On one bill. In front of nearly 500,000 people at Glen Helen Regional Park near Devore, San Bernardino,...#IronMaiden
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Haunted Owlbear's Halloween Games, 2022/10/09 - Don't Open the Doors (2016, Anton Riot)
Anton Riot's Don't Open The Doors is a delightfully squishy isometric claymation action adventure with distinctive graphics and complementary level design.
The world had been invaded by doors to strange pocket universe dungeons infested by dangerous monsters, corrupting the area around each portal and making random objects sentient, mouthy and occasional hostile. It's packed with giant pumpkins, massive mushrooms and sundry squishy insects.
You are... Some dude who will soon some into posession of a large hammer, who's been tasked with blowing the main door up to put a stop to these things incursions. But the guards who're supposed to help you just want you gone, and throw you out of the city without your megabomb.
You rapidly makes friends with Ray, who can conveniently make a new megabomb, if you can find the ingredients. But you'll have to explore the dungeons beyond the doors and undertake missions to find then and level up your skills ready to take on the final challenge.
The claymation is exquisite and the gameplay is an open homage to Bastion, which is hardly something to complain about.
The world is relatively open but a quest log helps you stick to your task list while exploring the doors for upgrades, and you can pick and choose which order you want to tackle them, if at all. Splatting foes and environmental objects with your sledgehammer is eternal satisfying, and the music is this fantastic folk meets Danny Elfman with occasional distorted guitar flourishes affair.
Don't Open the Doors is a sensory treat and an obvious labour of love, which makes it easy to overlook its flaws. The dialogue and characterisation mostly involve sarcastic insults, and the English dialogue is more than a little rough around the edges.
Although the setting is visually inspired and immediately engaging, the plot and lore, such as they are, slide off the brain, making little impression. Combat is a little uninspiring and many enemies are better avoided than taken out, although whacking stuff with a giant hammer is always a solid choice.
DOTD has its weak points, but it's fun to play, lends itself to casual gaming, and definitely has that Extremely Halloween vibe (giant pumpkin boss! giant pumpkin boss!) and holy crap, that claymation is amazing.
It runs well on both the Steam Deck and my Pop!_OS Linux desktop via SteamPlay Proton.
Buy Don't Open the Doors on Steam for 10,99€ at https://store.steampowered.com/app/533950/Dont_open_the_doors/
Watch for spooky season sales.There's a less spooky survival/life sim sequel, Disdoored, that appears to have been abandoned in early access. You can find it at https://store.steampowered.com/app/845630/Disdoored/
#Spooktober #HalloweenGames #Halloween #October #IndieGames #LinuxGaming #SteamDeck #ActionAdventure #Claymation #StopMotion #SteamPlay
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kamikaze Are Back With New Track
Photo courtesy of the band.With “X Me Out”, kamikaze release an energetic reckoning with experienced
transgressive behaviour. As the fourth single from their debut album “The End”,
announced for release this year, the song stands for clarity, determination, and
self-protection. Distorted guitars, dark synthesizer sounds, and a nervously urgent pop foundation that leaves no room for rest: Riot Grrrl meets Sabrina the
Teenage Witch.kamikaze are the charged antagonism of anger and enthusiasm. Since 2017,
the duo from Cologne and Düsseldorf has been breaking down the boundaries
between pop appeal and punk attitude: dreamy melancholy meets rebellious
euphoria. They describe their sound as “soft riot pop”, a mixture of bittersweet
melodies, a clear stance, and a lived DIY culture. The lyrics are relatable, subversive, emotional, and resistant all at once.Jessi (vocals & guitar) and Flo (guitar) are no short-lived hype – rather, they are
a determined counter-movement to posturing. With no formal musical training
and growing up in a reactionary small-town environment, they founded kamikaze as an escape and a form of self-empowerment. They taught themselves
to play instruments and organized concerts and releases themselves – without
a label or management. The DIY ethos runs through everything: from recording
with a 4-track recorder to self-produced music videos and cassette releases.For “X Me Out”, kamikaze put their melancholic and thoughtful side on the
back burner. Loud and unmistakably, they confront exclusion with a conscious
refusal to belong. The song oscillates between destructive thoughts of revenge
and constructive letting go. Ultimately, the mantra-like chorus forms a defiant
cut: out of the toxic situation, into self-assertion. Triggered by own experiences
and the misogyny that continues to rage, music, zines, and sitcoms of the 1990s
became a refuge – and then a source of inspiration for “X Me Out”. The result is
a song that sounds like a cross over an old story. And what better way to start
a new year?https://open.spotify.com/track/0NuuQsxnwtP3VI5vm7xRuZ?si=69a2e9d1a22342df
#DREAMPOP #INDIEPOP #INDIEROCK #KAMIKAZE #MUSIC #NEWS #RIOTGRRRL
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Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” – Vanity Fair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUwAZdQFBg
Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy”
The stars of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Wicked: For Good reminisce about dance parties, The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, and the joy of gazing into Josh O’Connor’s eyes.
By Rebecca Ford, December 10, 2025
In Reunited, Vanity Fair hosts a conversation between two Oscar contenders who have collaborated on a previous project.
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum had a ball making The Big Chill, which follows a group of 30-somethings who reunite for a weekend after a friend’s unexpected death. There were dance parties, pranks, and lifelong bonds formed on the set of Lawrence Kasdan’s film, which was packed with actors who would go on to become big stars: Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams, in addition to Close and Goldblum.
In the 42 years since Close and Goldblum starred in that seminal film—which earned the former her second Oscar nomination—the actors have remained close while building diverse, powerful résumés. Proof of their illustrious careers comes just minutes into our Reunited conversation, when Goldblum asks Close if she’s kept a lot of her costumes, and she reveals that she’s actually got some 1,000 pieces archived at Indiana University. “It makes me so happy,” Close says.
This year she took on another transformative role as devout church lady Martha Delacroix in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, while Goldblum reprised his role as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good. Each a legend in their own right, these two continue to surprise audiences with whimsical but grounded characters—and they’re the first to say they’re having a blast doing it.
Here, the longtime friends discuss The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, what they do when they’re not agreeing with a director, and working with legends like Mike Nichols, Kasdan, and Sanford Meisner.
Editor’s Note: Watch the movie if you can. It’s good, and not just because I helped work to make it. More on that in a later post. –DrWeb
Vanity Fair: What do you remember about the first time you met?
Glenn Close: We did a table read [for The Big Chill]. Did you do the table read in New York?
Jeff Goldblum: No. I was out here and had an audition or two with Lawrence Kasdan and [producer] Michael Shamberg.
Close: I had dated Kevin [Kline]. He’s remained my friend, but I had dated Kevin and he was dating my best friend—
Goldblum: Mary Beth Hurt.
Close: And then he had broken up with her for Diane Venora. Mary Beth was asked to read the part that Mary Kay [Place] ended up taking. And Diane Venora read the part that JoBeth [Williams] got, and Mary Beth found herself riding up in the elevator, I think, with Diane Venora—and she still was in love with Kevin. And Bill Hurt was her ex-husband!
Goldblum: Wow. That’s a movie.
Close: I always thought that’s why she didn’t get the part. It was too politically laden.
Goldblum: That’s a riot. How long did you go with Kevin? I don’t want to pry.
Close: Not very long. I think maybe we broke up when he ditched me for Gilda Radner at the Tonys.
What do you two remember from filming The Big Chill?
Close: We had the best time. Do you remember? There was an epilogue to The Big Chill originally, and it’s actually what made me really want to do the movie, because it made me cry. This epilogue was all of us at college. We all flew to Atlanta and we shot the epilogue first.
Goldblum: Yes. With my big fake beard and a wig. Did you ever see a cut of that movie with that in?
Close: Yes.
Goldblum: I did too. I’ve always been moved by that too.
Close: Remember the epilogue [which was cut from the final film]? It was Thanksgiving, and of course [my character] was organizing everything. Everybody was around the table, and I had asked Kevin Costner [whose scenes were all cut from the finished film] to carve the turkey. And the last line was Kevin Kline saying— …
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” | Vanity Fair
Tags: Atanta, Beaufort South Carolina, Big Bras, Big Panties, Classic Trailer, Conversation, Epilogue, Films, Friendship, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, Pranks, Scene Cut from Ending, The Big Chill, Trailer, Vanity Fair, YouTube
#Atanta #BeaufortSouthCarolina #BigBras #BigPanties #ClassicTrailer #Conversation #Epilogue #Films #Friendship #GlennClose #JeffGoldblum #Pranks #SceneCutFromEnding #TheBigChill #Trailer #VanityFair #YouTube -
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” – Vanity Fair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUwAZdQFBg
Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy”
The stars of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Wicked: For Good reminisce about dance parties, The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, and the joy of gazing into Josh O’Connor’s eyes.
By Rebecca Ford, December 10, 2025
In Reunited, Vanity Fair hosts a conversation between two Oscar contenders who have collaborated on a previous project.
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum had a ball making The Big Chill, which follows a group of 30-somethings who reunite for a weekend after a friend’s unexpected death. There were dance parties, pranks, and lifelong bonds formed on the set of Lawrence Kasdan’s film, which was packed with actors who would go on to become big stars: Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams, in addition to Close and Goldblum.
In the 42 years since Close and Goldblum starred in that seminal film—which earned the former her second Oscar nomination—the actors have remained close while building diverse, powerful résumés. Proof of their illustrious careers comes just minutes into our Reunited conversation, when Goldblum asks Close if she’s kept a lot of her costumes, and she reveals that she’s actually got some 1,000 pieces archived at Indiana University. “It makes me so happy,” Close says.
This year she took on another transformative role as devout church lady Martha Delacroix in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, while Goldblum reprised his role as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good. Each a legend in their own right, these two continue to surprise audiences with whimsical but grounded characters—and they’re the first to say they’re having a blast doing it.
Here, the longtime friends discuss The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, what they do when they’re not agreeing with a director, and working with legends like Mike Nichols, Kasdan, and Sanford Meisner.
Editor’s Note: Watch the movie if you can. It’s good, and not just because I helped work to make it. More on that in a later post. –DrWeb
Vanity Fair: What do you remember about the first time you met?
Glenn Close: We did a table read [for The Big Chill]. Did you do the table read in New York?
Jeff Goldblum: No. I was out here and had an audition or two with Lawrence Kasdan and [producer] Michael Shamberg.
Close: I had dated Kevin [Kline]. He’s remained my friend, but I had dated Kevin and he was dating my best friend—
Goldblum: Mary Beth Hurt.
Close: And then he had broken up with her for Diane Venora. Mary Beth was asked to read the part that Mary Kay [Place] ended up taking. And Diane Venora read the part that JoBeth [Williams] got, and Mary Beth found herself riding up in the elevator, I think, with Diane Venora—and she still was in love with Kevin. And Bill Hurt was her ex-husband!
Goldblum: Wow. That’s a movie.
Close: I always thought that’s why she didn’t get the part. It was too politically laden.
Goldblum: That’s a riot. How long did you go with Kevin? I don’t want to pry.
Close: Not very long. I think maybe we broke up when he ditched me for Gilda Radner at the Tonys.
What do you two remember from filming The Big Chill?
Close: We had the best time. Do you remember? There was an epilogue to The Big Chill originally, and it’s actually what made me really want to do the movie, because it made me cry. This epilogue was all of us at college. We all flew to Atlanta and we shot the epilogue first.
Goldblum: Yes. With my big fake beard and a wig. Did you ever see a cut of that movie with that in?
Close: Yes.
Goldblum: I did too. I’ve always been moved by that too.
Close: Remember the epilogue [which was cut from the final film]? It was Thanksgiving, and of course [my character] was organizing everything. Everybody was around the table, and I had asked Kevin Costner [whose scenes were all cut from the finished film] to carve the turkey. And the last line was Kevin Kline saying— …
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” | Vanity Fair
#Atanta #BeaufortSouthCarolina #BigBras #BigPanties #ClassicTrailer #Conversation #Epilogue #Films #Friendship #GlennClose #JeffGoldblum #Pranks #SceneCutFromEnding #TheBigChill #Trailer #VanityFair #YouTube -
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” – Vanity Fair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUwAZdQFBg
Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy”
The stars of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Wicked: For Good reminisce about dance parties, The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, and the joy of gazing into Josh O’Connor’s eyes.
By Rebecca Ford, December 10, 2025
In Reunited, Vanity Fair hosts a conversation between two Oscar contenders who have collaborated on a previous project.
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum had a ball making The Big Chill, which follows a group of 30-somethings who reunite for a weekend after a friend’s unexpected death. There were dance parties, pranks, and lifelong bonds formed on the set of Lawrence Kasdan’s film, which was packed with actors who would go on to become big stars: Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams, in addition to Close and Goldblum.
In the 42 years since Close and Goldblum starred in that seminal film—which earned the former her second Oscar nomination—the actors have remained close while building diverse, powerful résumés. Proof of their illustrious careers comes just minutes into our Reunited conversation, when Goldblum asks Close if she’s kept a lot of her costumes, and she reveals that she’s actually got some 1,000 pieces archived at Indiana University. “It makes me so happy,” Close says.
This year she took on another transformative role as devout church lady Martha Delacroix in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, while Goldblum reprised his role as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good. Each a legend in their own right, these two continue to surprise audiences with whimsical but grounded characters—and they’re the first to say they’re having a blast doing it.
Here, the longtime friends discuss The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, what they do when they’re not agreeing with a director, and working with legends like Mike Nichols, Kasdan, and Sanford Meisner.
Editor’s Note: Watch the movie if you can. It’s good, and not just because I helped work to make it. More on that in a later post. –DrWeb
Vanity Fair: What do you remember about the first time you met?
Glenn Close: We did a table read [for The Big Chill]. Did you do the table read in New York?
Jeff Goldblum: No. I was out here and had an audition or two with Lawrence Kasdan and [producer] Michael Shamberg.
Close: I had dated Kevin [Kline]. He’s remained my friend, but I had dated Kevin and he was dating my best friend—
Goldblum: Mary Beth Hurt.
Close: And then he had broken up with her for Diane Venora. Mary Beth was asked to read the part that Mary Kay [Place] ended up taking. And Diane Venora read the part that JoBeth [Williams] got, and Mary Beth found herself riding up in the elevator, I think, with Diane Venora—and she still was in love with Kevin. And Bill Hurt was her ex-husband!
Goldblum: Wow. That’s a movie.
Close: I always thought that’s why she didn’t get the part. It was too politically laden.
Goldblum: That’s a riot. How long did you go with Kevin? I don’t want to pry.
Close: Not very long. I think maybe we broke up when he ditched me for Gilda Radner at the Tonys.
What do you two remember from filming The Big Chill?
Close: We had the best time. Do you remember? There was an epilogue to The Big Chill originally, and it’s actually what made me really want to do the movie, because it made me cry. This epilogue was all of us at college. We all flew to Atlanta and we shot the epilogue first.
Goldblum: Yes. With my big fake beard and a wig. Did you ever see a cut of that movie with that in?
Close: Yes.
Goldblum: I did too. I’ve always been moved by that too.
Close: Remember the epilogue [which was cut from the final film]? It was Thanksgiving, and of course [my character] was organizing everything. Everybody was around the table, and I had asked Kevin Costner [whose scenes were all cut from the finished film] to carve the turkey. And the last line was Kevin Kline saying— …
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” | Vanity Fair
#Atanta #BeaufortSouthCarolina #BigBras #BigPanties #ClassicTrailer #Conversation #Epilogue #Films #Friendship #GlennClose #JeffGoldblum #Pranks #SceneCutFromEnding #TheBigChill #Trailer #VanityFair #YouTube -
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” – Vanity Fair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUwAZdQFBg
Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy”
The stars of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Wicked: For Good reminisce about dance parties, The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, and the joy of gazing into Josh O’Connor’s eyes.
By Rebecca Ford, December 10, 2025
In Reunited, Vanity Fair hosts a conversation between two Oscar contenders who have collaborated on a previous project.
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum had a ball making The Big Chill, which follows a group of 30-somethings who reunite for a weekend after a friend’s unexpected death. There were dance parties, pranks, and lifelong bonds formed on the set of Lawrence Kasdan’s film, which was packed with actors who would go on to become big stars: Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams, in addition to Close and Goldblum.
In the 42 years since Close and Goldblum starred in that seminal film—which earned the former her second Oscar nomination—the actors have remained close while building diverse, powerful résumés. Proof of their illustrious careers comes just minutes into our Reunited conversation, when Goldblum asks Close if she’s kept a lot of her costumes, and she reveals that she’s actually got some 1,000 pieces archived at Indiana University. “It makes me so happy,” Close says.
This year she took on another transformative role as devout church lady Martha Delacroix in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, while Goldblum reprised his role as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good. Each a legend in their own right, these two continue to surprise audiences with whimsical but grounded characters—and they’re the first to say they’re having a blast doing it.
Here, the longtime friends discuss The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, what they do when they’re not agreeing with a director, and working with legends like Mike Nichols, Kasdan, and Sanford Meisner.
Editor’s Note: Watch the movie if you can. It’s good, and not just because I helped work to make it. More on that in a later post. –DrWeb
Vanity Fair: What do you remember about the first time you met?
Glenn Close: We did a table read [for The Big Chill]. Did you do the table read in New York?
Jeff Goldblum: No. I was out here and had an audition or two with Lawrence Kasdan and [producer] Michael Shamberg.
Close: I had dated Kevin [Kline]. He’s remained my friend, but I had dated Kevin and he was dating my best friend—
Goldblum: Mary Beth Hurt.
Close: And then he had broken up with her for Diane Venora. Mary Beth was asked to read the part that Mary Kay [Place] ended up taking. And Diane Venora read the part that JoBeth [Williams] got, and Mary Beth found herself riding up in the elevator, I think, with Diane Venora—and she still was in love with Kevin. And Bill Hurt was her ex-husband!
Goldblum: Wow. That’s a movie.
Close: I always thought that’s why she didn’t get the part. It was too politically laden.
Goldblum: That’s a riot. How long did you go with Kevin? I don’t want to pry.
Close: Not very long. I think maybe we broke up when he ditched me for Gilda Radner at the Tonys.
What do you two remember from filming The Big Chill?
Close: We had the best time. Do you remember? There was an epilogue to The Big Chill originally, and it’s actually what made me really want to do the movie, because it made me cry. This epilogue was all of us at college. We all flew to Atlanta and we shot the epilogue first.
Goldblum: Yes. With my big fake beard and a wig. Did you ever see a cut of that movie with that in?
Close: Yes.
Goldblum: I did too. I’ve always been moved by that too.
Close: Remember the epilogue [which was cut from the final film]? It was Thanksgiving, and of course [my character] was organizing everything. Everybody was around the table, and I had asked Kevin Costner [whose scenes were all cut from the finished film] to carve the turkey. And the last line was Kevin Kline saying— …
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” | Vanity Fair
Tags: Atanta, Beaufort South Carolina, Big Bras, Big Panties, Classic Trailer, Conversation, Epilogue, Films, Friendship, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, Pranks, Scene Cut from Ending, The Big Chill, Trailer, Vanity Fair, YouTube
#Atanta #BeaufortSouthCarolina #BigBras #BigPanties #ClassicTrailer #Conversation #Epilogue #Films #Friendship #GlennClose #JeffGoldblum #Pranks #SceneCutFromEnding #TheBigChill #Trailer #VanityFair #YouTube -
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” – Vanity Fair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUwAZdQFBg
Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy”
The stars of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and Wicked: For Good reminisce about dance parties, The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, and the joy of gazing into Josh O’Connor’s eyes.
By Rebecca Ford, December 10, 2025
In Reunited, Vanity Fair hosts a conversation between two Oscar contenders who have collaborated on a previous project.
Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum had a ball making The Big Chill, which follows a group of 30-somethings who reunite for a weekend after a friend’s unexpected death. There were dance parties, pranks, and lifelong bonds formed on the set of Lawrence Kasdan’s film, which was packed with actors who would go on to become big stars: Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Kevin Kline, Mary Kay Place, Meg Tilly, and JoBeth Williams, in addition to Close and Goldblum.
In the 42 years since Close and Goldblum starred in that seminal film—which earned the former her second Oscar nomination—the actors have remained close while building diverse, powerful résumés. Proof of their illustrious careers comes just minutes into our Reunited conversation, when Goldblum asks Close if she’s kept a lot of her costumes, and she reveals that she’s actually got some 1,000 pieces archived at Indiana University. “It makes me so happy,” Close says.
This year she took on another transformative role as devout church lady Martha Delacroix in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, while Goldblum reprised his role as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good. Each a legend in their own right, these two continue to surprise audiences with whimsical but grounded characters—and they’re the first to say they’re having a blast doing it.
Here, the longtime friends discuss The Big Chill’s lost epilogue, what they do when they’re not agreeing with a director, and working with legends like Mike Nichols, Kasdan, and Sanford Meisner.
Editor’s Note: Watch the movie if you can. It’s good, and not just because I helped work to make it. More on that in a later post. –DrWeb
Vanity Fair: What do you remember about the first time you met?
Glenn Close: We did a table read [for The Big Chill]. Did you do the table read in New York?
Jeff Goldblum: No. I was out here and had an audition or two with Lawrence Kasdan and [producer] Michael Shamberg.
Close: I had dated Kevin [Kline]. He’s remained my friend, but I had dated Kevin and he was dating my best friend—
Goldblum: Mary Beth Hurt.
Close: And then he had broken up with her for Diane Venora. Mary Beth was asked to read the part that Mary Kay [Place] ended up taking. And Diane Venora read the part that JoBeth [Williams] got, and Mary Beth found herself riding up in the elevator, I think, with Diane Venora—and she still was in love with Kevin. And Bill Hurt was her ex-husband!
Goldblum: Wow. That’s a movie.
Close: I always thought that’s why she didn’t get the part. It was too politically laden.
Goldblum: That’s a riot. How long did you go with Kevin? I don’t want to pry.
Close: Not very long. I think maybe we broke up when he ditched me for Gilda Radner at the Tonys.
What do you two remember from filming The Big Chill?
Close: We had the best time. Do you remember? There was an epilogue to The Big Chill originally, and it’s actually what made me really want to do the movie, because it made me cry. This epilogue was all of us at college. We all flew to Atlanta and we shot the epilogue first.
Goldblum: Yes. With my big fake beard and a wig. Did you ever see a cut of that movie with that in?
Close: Yes.
Goldblum: I did too. I’ve always been moved by that too.
Close: Remember the epilogue [which was cut from the final film]? It was Thanksgiving, and of course [my character] was organizing everything. Everybody was around the table, and I had asked Kevin Costner [whose scenes were all cut from the finished film] to carve the turkey. And the last line was Kevin Kline saying— …
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Glenn Close and Jeff Goldblum on Films, Friendship, and a Prank Involving “the Biggest Bras and Panties That You Could Buy” | Vanity Fair
Tags: Atanta, Beaufort South Carolina, Big Bras, Big Panties, Classic Trailer, Conversation, Epilogue, Films, Friendship, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, Pranks, Scene Cut from Ending, The Big Chill, Trailer, Vanity Fair, YouTube
#Atanta #BeaufortSouthCarolina #BigBras #BigPanties #ClassicTrailer #Conversation #Epilogue #Films #Friendship #GlennClose #JeffGoldblum #Pranks #SceneCutFromEnding #TheBigChill #Trailer #VanityFair #YouTube -
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Superkulturredaktionen har indset, at der ikke rigtig er overskud til regelmæssig podcast længere, så vi runder af med en transmission fra årets julefrokost, for at markere indgangen til det nye år. Godt nytår, alle sammen! Download her, eller abonnér på podcastens RSS-feed! Set siden sidst Wellington Paranormal Rings of power Triangle of sadness (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) Speed racer Wednesday (streaming-spinoff af Addams family) Sleepy Hollow Severance (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) Day of the dead (TV-serie) Into the dark Guillermo del Toro’s cabinet of curiosities (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) Hellraiser (2022) (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) Riget: Exodus (Anmeldt på Superkultur her, se også Surstrømming: Exodus) Omtalt i afsnittet Kannibalkultur Raw The menu Patricia Moore The hills have eyes (SciFi Haiku her) Bones and all Ruben Östlund-o-rama Force majeure The square Triangle of sadness (se ovenfor) Ti West-tema The innkeepers (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) House of the devil X (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) Pearl (Anmeldt på Superkultur her) MaXXXine (Endnu ikke udgivet) Clive Barker-filmatiseringer Nightbreed Candyman Books of blood Midnight meat train Rawhead Rex Lord of illusions The Wicker(man)verse The wicker man (1973, instr. Robin Hardy, manus Anthony Shaffer) The wicker man (2006, og desuden: nej) The wicker tree (2011, instr Robin Hardy) The loathsome Lambton worm (ufilmatiseret sequelmanus af Anthony Shaffer, udgivet 2020 som hørespil) …og det løse: The adventures of Priscilla, queen of the desert Weird: The Al Yankovic Story The timekeepers of eternity Garth Marenghi’s TerrorTome! (Anmeldt i The Guardian) House of leaves Credits Indledningstemaet er Matt Oakleys The Incredible Shrinking Larry— hele hans album med fiktive firser-TV-temaer findes på Free Music Archive under Creative Commons’ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike-licens . Udmarchen er William Henry Harrison High School Fight Song af Steve Combs, fra albummet Riot, som er lagt på FMA under en CC-Attribution-licens. Værterne er Janus Andersen og Allan Haverholm. Spørgsmål, kommentarer, og hilsner til det superkulturelle folk kan sendes til [email protected], eller i kommentarfeltet herunder.
#adaptation #addams-familiy #amazonrings-of-power #andor #baseret-paa-en-bog #baseret-paa-en-film #beetlejuice #books-of-blood #candyman #clive-barker #day-of-the-dead #force-majeure #frankenweenie #garth-marenghi #garth-marenghis-terrortome #guillermo-del-toro #guillermo-del-toros-cabinet-of-curiosities #hellraiser #horror #house-of-leaves #house-of-the-devil #into-the-dark #julefrokost #kannibalkultur #langoliers #lars-von-trier #lord-of-illusions #lord-of-the-rings #man-tager-ikke-fejl-af-star-trek-og-star-wars #mark-z-danielewsky #mars-attacks-2 #maxxxine #mia-goth #midnight-meat-train #nightbreed #patricia-moore #pearl #podcast #polka #priscilla-queen-of-the-desert #raw #riget-exodus-2 #ruben-ostlund #science-fiction #severance #slasher #sleepy-hollow #space-fantasy #speed-racer #star-trek #star-wars #stephen-king #the-hills-have-eyes #the-innkeepers #the-mandalorian #the-menu #the-square #the-timekeepers-of-eternity #ti-west #tim-burton #tolkien #triangle-of-sadness #wednesday #weird-al-yankowic #wellington-paranormal #x
https://superkultur.dk/2022/12/31/et-sidste-nytaarsknald-i-boessen/
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Benefice na našeho napadeného kamaráda - Eternie - půda
Eternia, úterý 2. června v 18:00 SELČ
Benefiční koncert pro našeho kamaráda Atzeho z kapely Abbruch, který byl brutálně napaden neonacisty 1.5 po AFA festu.
𝟮.𝟲. 𝗘𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗮 - půda - 𝟭𝟴:𝟬𝟬 - 𝟭𝟬𝟬% 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁
𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗖𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗘 - hardcore/punk US
https://generationdecline.bandcamp.com𝗦.𝗣.𝗢.𝗧.𝗦. - anarchopunk/hardcore
https://spotscz.bandcamp.com𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞 𝗫 𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗢𝗡 - fastcore/powerviolence
https://markxrentonpv.bandcamp.com+ tba
Vstupný je na tobě od 0 Kč do 666 Kč a celý pro Atzeho, jen Generation Decline dáme něco málo na benzín a Eternii za pohostinost a zvuk. Co nám dáš, to si vezmeme. Co třeba dvě kila? Tři kila? Pětikilečko? Je to na tobě. Doporučujeme třeba 250 Kč.
Pokud ale nemáš ani korunu, tak doraž i tak na píšničku. Solidarita v praxi znamená i to, že se rozdělíš o to, o co se rozdělit můžeš. Tohle je fakt zkurvená doba a všechno stojí asi miliardu, takže je jasný, že ne každej má dost financí. My s tim jsme ok, hlavně přijď.
Jako festivaly Riot Over River - společně proti rasismu a Žižkovská noc, jako Mad Duck booking, jako Evil Production, jako fanzin The Punkavec, jako kapely.... a jako vobyčejný lidi.. jasně říkáme: Musíme podpořit našeho napadenýho kamaráda, kterýho si náckové vyhlédli a dokopali! Atze skončil v nemocnici, má vykopaný zuby a nos na maděru. Nemluvě o ztracených osobních věcech. Solidarita není klišé, ale naprostá nutnost! A antifašismus je právě i o vzájemný podpoře!
Nechceme tu zpět žádný devadesátky, ani vzpomínky na pochody skrz Janov! Fašismus, nacismus a rasismus nemá nikde prostor, ani na scéně, ani pod ní, v reálném životě, nikde! Náckové útočili minulej rok ve Frýdku, útočili letos na Atzeho po AFA festu, fašisti tu sedí v parlametnu a ruský náckové okupujou Ukrajinu. Je nutný se jim postavit všude, kde to jen trochu jde!
SMRT FAŠISMU
SMRT NACISMU
SMRT RASISMU
POHODU VŠEMINFO:
1. května, po skončení AFAFestu v Praze, se členové kapely Abbruch Atze a Alexa stali oběťmi cíleného útoku neonacistické skupiny podporovatelů Filipa „Středoevropana“ Vávry cestou do svého ubytování. Byli zahnáni do kouta na mostě přes Vltavu; Atze byl sražen k zemi a brutálně zbit. Útočníci uprchli až poté, co Atze silně krvácel.
Po cestě nemocnicemi v Praze a Berlíně je nyní Atze v péči specialistů. Zranění jeho nosu a zubů jsou vážná a zůstává nejisté, zda se podaří těžce poškozený zub zachránit. Vzhledem k tomu, že mu zranění v současné době téměř znemožňují mluvit, bude prozatím obtížně dostupný.
Naše síla je v solidaritě, jednotě a antifašistické akci. Pokud byste chtěli v této nouzové situaci finančně podpořit Atze, můžete tak učinit prostřednictvím následujícího odkazu: https://PayPal.me/AbbruchRecords
Prosím, nezapomeňte použít možnost „Rodina a přátelé“ a uvést odkaz „Unterstützung für Atze”.https://akce.nolog.cz/event/benefice-na-naseho-napadeneho-kamarada-eternie-puda