Fan Expo Canada

Florence pugh

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Chicago

In Rome July 2024

Carroll O’Connor and Redd Foxx (70’s)

Candice Bergen- 1968

Fireside Padme cosplay :D

Dakota Fanning

Space Station by Christo Crafford

Kaya Scodelario

Cindy Crawford (1992)

Millie Bobby Brown

Sewing Machine by Viko Menezes

World rn

Michelle Thomas

Anya Taylor-Joy

This bra and it’s name I found at Marshalls

Rhea Seehorn

Multicolor bikini

Warrior [3840 x 2160]

New Star Trek Book: “Star Trek: The Original Series: Identity Theft”

Star Trek: The Original Series: Identity Theft by Greg Cox has been added to the Star Trek Book Club! There’s no official cover yet, so keep an eye on the book page for updates!

This all-new Star Trek novel celebrates the 60th anniversary of Star Trek: The Original Series—continuing the legacy of Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the USS Enterprise.

2269: The prospect of peace had seemed unattainable until the assistance of the Federation. Finally, countless ancient enemies have stopped their conflicts simply by listening to one another. On the planet Voyzr, Captain James T. Kirk and his crew aided the planet to realize peace.

2289: Invited to celebrate twenty years of peace, the crew of the USS Enterprise-A is returning to Voyzr as honored guests. Security Chief Pavel Chekov remembers his visit to the planet as a green ensign. He has always believed the negotiations were too easy, and he wondered if there are people on the planet who still long for war—and have been waiting for just the right moment to upend the peace. Unfortunately, Chekov discovers he is right when he finds himself in the middle of a dangerous ploy.

The book is currently scheduled to be published on November 18, 2025

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“A Family Affair” Review

A Family Affair: Directed by Richard LaGravenese. With Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, Joey King, Kathy Bates. A surprising romance kicks off comic consequences for a young woman, her mother, and her movie-star boss as they face the complications of love, sex, and identity.

This was the late night movie that I settled on to close out our lazy snow day and it turned out to be much more than I was expecting from everyone involved. The story is much more nuanced, the characters much more believable, and the situations all less sitcom / soap opera than Netflix is known for.

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“The Day After Tomorrow” Review

The Day After Tomorrow: Directed by Roland Emmerich. With Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Emmy Rossum, Dash Mihok. Jack Hall, paleoclimatologist, must make a daring trek from Washington, D.C. to New York City to reach his son, trapped in the cross-hairs of a sudden international storm which plunges the planet into a new Ice Age.

This was the first movie we watched after the apocalyptic snow storm here in Florida, we received well over 2 inches of snow! It promptly sorta melted, then turned into ice and now it’s unsafe to drive on and we have icicles.

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Eiza Gonzalez

“Skeleton Crew” Review

Skeleton Crew: Created by Christopher Ford, Jon Watts. With Jude Law, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Kyriana Kratter, Robert Timothy Smith. Four kids make a mysterious discovery on their home planet that leads them to get lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy.

This is, my far, the best Star Wars content to come out since the last time I said this, which admittedly is pretty often with things like The Mandalorian and Andor in the mix. Skeleton Crew is an entirely perfect mix of Goonies, The Pirates of the Carribean, and Rogue One. There’s kids lost on an adventure of their own accidental choosing, there’s pirates hungry for loot, there’s some fantastic Star Wars world building happening in the background, and the entire series is just plain fun. There wasn’t a single stinker episode in the whole lot, and by golly I’m sure we’re going to be seeing more of all these characters (and their actors!) in the near future.

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“Sea of Stars” Review

Being a space trucker may sound like a cool job, but in reality it can be boring as hell. So when recently widowed Gil gets a long-haul gig across the universe, he figures it’s safe enough to bring his young son Kadyn along for the ride. But when their “big rig” gets bitten in half by a gigantic Space Leviathan, Gil is separated from his young son-with a breached suit that’s venting oxygen at an alarming rate. He’ll have to defy the odds and stay alive long enough to rescue Kadyn. But Kadyn seems to be getting all the help he needs from a talking Space Monkey riding a Space Dolphin… or maybe it’s the strange powers he’s suddenly manifesting. From the writing duo of JASON AARON (SOUTHERN BASTARDS, Thor) and DENNIS HALLUM (Cloak & Dagger, Vader: Dark Visions), with dazzling art by STEPHEN GREEN (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.) and cosmic colors by RICO RENZI (Spider-Gwen) comes an intense, galaxy-spanning adventure with all the scope and heart of the The Neverending Story crossed with imaginative weirdness of Miyazaki.

Eleven issues of a story that starts off with a high adrenaline situation and never lets up from the gas. The art is incredible, the story is rich, and it ended in an extremely satisfying way. I’d love to see more work from this team, either in the same universe filled with space leviathans chasing space truckers that have their bratty but extremely lucky kids with them, or in a new universe filled with just as interesting concepts.

The entire story is in two TPBs and is out now, so if you like space stories as much as I do, this is one that should be on your list.

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when exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are ruled by criminals -maybe an edward snowden quote

Sandra Bullock, photography by Lance Stadler, 1994

Review: “Late Star Trek: The Final Frontier in the Franchise Era”

This title analyses how Star Trek’s 21st-century reinventions illuminate the unique challenges and opportunities of franchise-style corporate storytelling.

This is much more academic than I’m used to reading, especially when I’m reading Star Trek content, which is normally easy breezy stuff that doesn’t challenge or surprise all too much. In this case though, author Adam Kotsko presents a fantastic look at an intersection of my personal interests in Reddit, Star Trek, Treklit, and overthinking things way too much. It’s well done and there’s a point where Adam asks “Did the novelverse really need to die for this?” and boy howdy I felt that in my soul. There’s been just as many misses as there have been hits since they trimmed off that particular universe and while I understand it had to happen, I’m still not happy with most of the story decisions that were made with the characters I was in love with in the books.

We still have the books (and the all mighty Treklit reading order chart to make sense of it all), so maybe one day I’ll go back through and re-read them all in order. What a crazy undertaking that would be!

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Margot Robbie

RAMONES

ALBUMS

All Hail the Invisible Hand of the Free Market!

1964 Elvis and Ann-Margret (‘Viva Las Vegas’)

TV SHOW

California Holidays (3375×6000)

Isabela Merced

CAN AM

ENGINE

Quantum Fractal [1880×3760]

These Dog(s)?

AIRPLANE

Is He A Hero?

Bianca Belair

THE WARNING