Pop Culture LouWeasel

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Mostly Lord of The Rings, The Rings of Power, Interview With The Vampire, any other media & pop culture geekery

Are you ready to rock?! 🎸⚡🎤 It’s Lestat de Lioncourt’s time to hit the stage. The team behind #TheVampireLestat takes us inside the new season, which they’re calling the show’s "biggest swing" yet. Get a backstage pass to all the nocturnal action in our latest cover story.: bit.ly/48QhVCI

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🚨EUROPE - SUMMER TOUR! Tickets on sale 3/18 at 12pm CET From Dublin, to Helsinki, to our first appearance at Wacken Open Air, my band and I are thrilled to bring The Singularity, my scores, and perhaps a few surprises, to you all. Which city will I see you in? Raise your hands!

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It was a nice Rings of Power reunion too, with Peter Mullan mentioning that they were already friends from "the Lord of the Rings thing, where Rob played a Tory Elf" 😂 Forgive the blurry photos, the cinema had crap low lighting, but forewarned is FOREARMed (hello Elrond! 😏)

Peter Mullan, Robert Aramayo
Pop Culture LouWeasel@popcultweasel.bsky.social · last yr.

I SWEAR is so good! Great mix of hilarious and emotional. Robert Aramayo gives an absolutely brilliant performance (his Scottish accent is spot on!), with Peter Mullan, Maxine Peale and Scott Ellis Watson (younger John) fab too. Great Q&A incl the real John Davidson after.

Actors Peter Mullan and Robert Aramayo, writer/director Kirk Jones, journalist Alastair Harkness, Tourettes activist John Davidson, standing in front of Screen 1 in the Cameo, Edinburgh

I SWEAR is so good! Great mix of hilarious and emotional. Robert Aramayo gives an absolutely brilliant performance (his Scottish accent is spot on!), with Peter Mullan, Maxine Peale and Scott Ellis Watson (younger John) fab too. Great Q&A incl the real John Davidson after.

Actors Peter Mullan and Robert Aramayo, writer/director Kirk Jones, journalist Alastair Harkness, Tourettes activist John Davidson, standing in front of Screen 1 in the Cameo, Edinburgh

Kicked off Edinburgh Fringe with new Hannah Moscovitch play RED LIKE FRUIT at the Trav. Really great, interrogating sexual assault and sexual harm and personal perceptions thereof. Challenges the audience, makes them subtly complicit - you're asked what you feel/believe, and why.

Playscript of RED LIKE FRUIT, written by Hannah Moscovitch. Front cover is actor Michelle Monteith, her mouth open in a silent scream

So glad that Filmhouse has reopened in Edinburgh, it's been missed. Cinema Paradiso on the big screen as their opening film was fab. Remembered the last thing I saw there before they closed... eps 1 and 2 of S1 on The Rings of Power! Mad to think (also, pls do some S3 in cinemas Amazon!)

Matthew Santos (producer, singer, performer) who's working with Daniel Hart and Sam Reid on #iwtv music/songs this season, posted this from Toronto (that's the word cut off at the start) - he's promising us a BONKERS season! He seems genuinely psyched for it - adding to my hype levels!