Joseph La Rocca

Chilled monkey brains.

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!

[Arrow Video @ArrowFilmsVideo]

NEW UK, US and CA TITLE: Jackie Chan's Breakout Hits! (Limited Edition 4K UHD) https://t.co/kWvc5GmTqo

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

John Deacon retired from music in 1997. He doesn't speak to his bandmates directly. And in June 2024 — he had his own lawyer at the table for the $1.27 billion Sony deal — the biggest music rights sale in history. Still silent. Still equal. Still there.

John Deacon retired from music in 1997.

He has not performed since. He does not speak to his bandmates directly. He communicates through management. Through accountants. Through lawyers.

And he is still worth — by most estimates — approximately $170 million.

Because John Deacon never stopped being an equal shareholder in everything Queen has ever built.

Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon and the estate of Freddie Mercury are equal shareholders in Queen Productions Ltd — the company that owns and controls Queen's entire musical legacy.

Equal. All four. Permanently.

Billboard estimated Queen earns approximately $50 million annually from recorded music and publishing combined.

John Deacon's equal quarter share — arriving every year — from music he stopped making nearly three decades ago.

Then in June 2024 — the biggest music rights deal in history was announced.

Sony Music acquired Queen's catalog for $1.27 billion — the largest music rights sale ever recorded. Surpassing Bruce Springsteen's previous record of $500 million.

Sources confirmed that each band member — Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon and the estate of Freddie Mercury — had their own individual lawyer involved in negotiating the deal.

John Deacon — who won't answer his bandmates' calls — had his own lawyer at the table.

For the biggest music deal in history.

His share of $1.27 billion.

Collected in the same complete silence in which he has lived his entire post-Queen life.

The man who walked away from everything in 1997 — was still there for all of it.

Quietly. Permanently. On his own terms.

[Anime Outsiders @animeoutsiders]

Pray for Vic Mignogna. Among all the other shit he's gone through, on top of everything else he gets diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Hoping for a full and speedy recovery.
https://t.co/05kMjki5PC

[Tolkien World @TolkienWorldG]

It makes me so happy knowing that the LOTR cast never ever stopped being friends.

[𝒆𝒊𝒓𝒚 @fairyliiliess_]

don’t fall asleep in public 😂🤣

[riverton ripper @canyonpassage]

kiyoshi kurosawa on richard fleischer and tobe hooper ❤️
(https://t.co/qaMGO7G3AM)
(https://t.co/MiNYFFQJsv)

[Seiyuu Corner @seiyuucorner]

Happy birthday Megumi Ogata! 🎉

Let's wish her all the best @Megumi_Ogata

#MegumiOgata #緒方恵美 #緒方恵美生誕祭2026

[Evangelion Perfect Shots @EvangelionShots]

The End of Evangelion (1997)

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@decoyrobot Dude you had balls of steel.

[Variety @Variety]

“The Thing” director John Carpenter praises Keith David as an “astonishing actor” while honoring him at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.

https://t.co/eDWMdmQbmo

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@EvangelionShots I like how in the '24 screenshot, Asuka is looking at Rei as if to say, "Why did you buy that shit?"

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@HowardLeaderman Either that or "New Day Rising".

[lisi tribble russell @awhitetable]

@ajfortner2003 Ken Russell and I had a delightful lunch with Gerald Scarfe. Ken suspected Gerald had modelled young Hercules
on him. “I always wanted a Pegasus pony.”

[HIDEO_KOJIMA @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN]

With director Ari Aster.

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@UnderstanderArt These people are pathetically desperate. "I always knew Scorsese was overrated". Since when?

[S @LoyleMoltisanti]

Martin Scorsese is like 125 years old, stop shoving your opinions on him, he has done 100× more for cinema than entire film twitter combined, take a walk.

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@HowardLeaderman @decoyrobot The only movie I've heard from him was a A Man and a Woman.

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

Seeing weirdos call Spielberg "box-office poison" and now referring to Scorsese as a sellout for promoting A.I. proves we're living in bizarro world.

[Howard Leader @HowardLeaderman]

There goes my plan to tweet "Why couldn't it have been Scorsese?!" when Woody Allen or Roman Polanski die.

[Joseph La Rocca @JosephLa3rd]

@bob_noss They had Universal Soldier for $11.99, so of course it is currently unavailable. 😒

[Marty O'Donnell @MartyTheElder]

Exciting news!

Rolling Stone included me on their list of "terrifying" Republicans running for office this year.

They also say that "you've probably never heard" of me.

Which is weird because Rolling Stone definitely has...

[Retro Anime @retro_anime]

Gunsmith Cats (1995)