I Dont Really Like Country But I Do Love Those Country Songs Where The Women Murder Their Abusers

And for this episode of ‘Trashy Sundays’ - Louis &  Lestat! 💙

You guys asked for them and I have to admit that I was kind of scared to tackle these two… But anyway here we go!  Hopefully you’ll like these concepts too c:

AHS: Hotel Scenes that We Deserve to See

- James and Elizabeth’s status leading up to how he proposed and what the proposal scene looked like 

- Elizabeth saying yes to the proposal (even though she said she never wanted to be alone, she wasn’t technically settling when she attracted many richer and kinder men) 

- James’ and Elizabeth’s first kill together

- what led to James and Elizabeth’s child (it couldn’t have been just that one time, and I seriously doubt that it wasn’t consensual like all of the time) 

- James’ first look at his child, noticing his features, and his thoughts on the child, what was his reaction

- how James was allowed to see his and Elizabeth’s child (did she end up showing him, did James go looking for the baby, did James stumble upon its room, did James find out and confront Elizabeth?)

- James noticing Elizabeth’s change from human to immortal and changing her drinking selection from wine to blood

- when Elizabeth realized she was pregnant with James’ child

- when James noticed Elizabeth’s pregnancy

- when Elizabeth lost her hopeful spirit and became the Countess

- when Elizabeth first asked James to call her the Countess from then on

- when James came back to the Cortez as a ghost and first realized it and who he first went to 

- how Elizabeth got the name the Countess (James maybe renamed her)

- Miss Evers learning of James and Elizabeth’s baby and her thoughts on the actual child

- where Elizabeth was during James’ death, how she found him, and her reaction

- James’ last thoughts before he died (maybe Elizabeth?)

- the first conversation James and Elizabeth had when he first became a ghost and how they arrived at the arrangement they made to have dinner together every month 

- James March and Liz Taylor’s first meeting and what James’ thought of Liz and how they got along to James letting Liz stay without any threats of death

- James and Elizabeth both talking about their new apprentice and discovering them to both be talking about Tristan

- James watching Elizabeth’s old films and looking for her in the background, pointing her out, knowing she doesn’t want to remember any of those

- the first time Elizabeth picked up a man to join her, and James’ reaction, knowing he is dead but still hurt 

I love this devil boy too much

ALSO I watched the first episode of Channel Zero: Dream Door and the monster almost gave me a heart attack??? 

Rutger Bregman is the Dutch historian who became a global sensation after an appearance at this year’s Davos summit, where he accused attending billionaires of ignoring taxation. Now he has created another viral moment in an extremely uncomfortable interview with Fox News’s Tucker Carlson.

Bregman so riled Carson with his accusations of hypocrisy, critiques of Fox’s conservative agenda, and attacks on Donald Trump that the TV host called him a “moron” and angrily told him: “Go fuck yourself.”

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Lot more people around the world are going to watch this now than if it actually aired. Speaking truth to power is the best viral content!

My name is Langdon and I represent The Cooperative.

More fun facts about ancient Celtic marriage laws: There were no laws against interclass or interracial marriage, no laws against open homosexual relationships (although they weren’t considered ‘marriages’ since the definition of a marriage was ‘couple with child’), no requirement for women to take their husband’s names or give up their property, but comedians couldn’t get married

On the anniversary of his death we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a brilliant orator and hero who dedicated his life to the fight for civil rights. Celebrate Dr. King’s legacy by learning how six bold women were influenced by his actions, driving change and making history in their own right.  

Art by MAKERS graphic designer Nathalie Gonzalez.