Getting drinks for the big game on the weekend

Whole House Is Being Moved With People Still In It.

A Navy SEAL was convinced exposure to blasts damaged his brain, so he donated it to science to prove it

Shakira

Hunter King

Florence Pugh

Hannah Waddingham & Sydney Sweeney

Roger Moore with Caroline Munro and Barbara Bach in The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977

Trump doubles down on call for Liz Cheney to be prosecuted for serving on the Jan 6 committee

Do you relate?

Tara Reid, 1999

Dating after your thirty years

Soft pillows in Steamboat, CO. [OC] [5712X4284]

Qingdao, China

Savona, BC, Canada [OC] [3872×2160]

Zendaya Coleman

Astronaut With Jellyfish (1024×1792)

Demi Moore poses for a portrait in Los Angeles City, 1982

Live can be hard

Madison Beer

itsHerKink

Barbara Palvin

Flatirons, Colorado [OC] [6000×4000]

Why does god allow suffering?by Stephen Kroninger against the Palestian Israel conflict 1989

Winter in Changsha, China

Miranda Kerr

Meg Ryan

Is it built into the floor?

Me rockin’ tf out of a homemade mullet and living my best life in Hawaii 1994

Senator Britt delivers Republican response.

Same Phil, same here…

Sydney Sweeney

Brigitte Bardot 50’s

Desnecessauro Amoled Dino (2944×3924)

Savage, Hillary. Savage.

Katy Perry cheeks

Anya Taylor-Joy wallpaper [1328×2953]

Not vicious enough

U9

Her signature: Claudia Schiffer, Viareggio, Italy, 1989, by Ellen von Unwerth for Guess Jeans

American Airlines Flight Attendant, 1967

FORD

Deborah Ann Woll

Jessica Biel – 1990’s

Tiffani Thiessen

Lynda Carter (1970s)

Spectacular Spider-Man #1 Cover

Statue Sunlight (3840×2160)

New Star Trek Book: “The Most Human: Reconciling with My Father, Leonard Nimoy”

The Most Human: Reconciling with My Father, Leonard Nimoy by Adam Nimoy has been added to the Star Trek Book Club!

Even before Star Trek I’d see him popping up in bit roles on some of my favorite TV shows like Get Smart, Sea Hunt, and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. And then one night he brought home Polaroids of himself in makeup and wardrobe for a pilot he was working on. It was December 1964 and nobody had heard of Star Trek. Still, the eight-year-old me had watched enough Outer Limits and My Favorite Martian to understand exactly what I was looking at.

Spock’s popularity happened quickly, and soon the fan magazines were writing about dad’s personal life, characterizing us as a “close family.” But the awkwardness that defined our early relationship blossomed into conflict, sometimes smoldering, sometimes open and intense. There were occasional flashes of warmth between the arguments and hurt feelings—even something akin to love—especially when we were celebrating my father’s many successes. The rest of the time, things between us were often strained.

My resentment towards my father kept building through the years. I wasn’t blameless, I know that now, but my bitterness blinded me to any thought of my own contribution to the problem.

I wanted things to be different for my children. I wanted to be the father I never had, so I coached Maddy’s soccer, drove Jonah to music lessons, helped them with their homework—all the things dads are supposed to do. All the things I wanted to do. So what if my Dad and I had been estranged for years? I was living one day at a time.

And then I got his letter.

That marked a turning point in our lives, a moment that cleared the way for a new relationship between us.

The book is currently scheduled to be published on June 4, 2024

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