Three Muppets under a Trenchcoat

He/him pronouns. ADHD foreign language nerd. I fight on behalf of Halloween in the war against Christmas.🏳️‍🌈 Katicusdramaticus on ao3

[Novotny @adbcfeg]

Uff que rico 😏

[House of Dracula (☥𝐃𝐁) @CountDraculaDB]

Loving this old school trailer for Bram Stoker's Dracula.

[ash @cuntygallavich]

never forget what they deprived us of (a scene of gallavich doing pilates)

[Jinkx Monsoon @JinkxMonsoon]

Hairspray…for what she’s been through and she’s still singing

[j. featherington 🦥 @drcosimacormier]

gabrielle randomly doing the pinch?? I've noticed this 💀

[eliza @judybernlys]

and it really is that serious

[ₗᵢᵥ ⚔️ @b4nshee_9]

Xena : Warrior Princess

[Three Muppets under a Trenchcoat @TheMightyQuill]

Honestly those interstitial moments of her kind of losing her shit over her jet lag are just chef’s kiss.

[Ming-Na Wen @MingNa]

Let’s make an Eddie Murphy meet up happen!!!

Don’t forget... I’ve got a cookbook with YUMMY non-jet lagged meals that I made just for YOU! Pre-order now: https://t.co/aXAoUWlAwX

[Angel Samantha @AngleSamantnh]

How can you react when this happens to you 😦😦

[Katya @oceanbullock]

no sex, no twerking, no drugs, no nudity, no vulgar swearing. only pure talent. Gen Z wouldn’t understand.

[Three Muppets under a Trenchcoat @TheMightyQuill]

@DazzlerAOA I went with the same picture of Gates. The braid really does tie it together.

[Scarred for Life @ScarredForLife2]

CLASH OF THE TITANS (1981) was stop-motion genius Ray Harryhausen's last film, and he went out in fine style with Medusa, a genuinely creepy creation!

[Hollywood Horror Museum @horrormuseum]

Hilarious and extremely sick.

You're welcome

[Jody @jodybackagain]

No sex, no twerking, no drugs, no nudity, no vulgar swearing. only pure talent. gen z wouldn’t understand.

[Three Muppets under a Trenchcoat @TheMightyQuill]

Feeling nostalgic for the Philadelphia Museum of Art…

[Via Sardegna @viaSargedna]

Thomas Eakins's Between Rounds (1899) is one of the great paintings of sport, not because it captures a knockout, but because it focuses on the quiet pause between bursts of action. Rather than celebrating victory, Eakins paints exhaustion, concentration, and anticipation.
Imagine yourself sitting a few rows back from the ring. The first thing you notice is that the boxer isn't even at the centre. He's slumped on his stool in the corner, shoulders sagging, gloves resting in his lap. He's neither victorious nor defeated—simply recovering. Eakins was fascinated by the human body under strain, and this moment of fatigue interested him more than the fight itself.

The ropes divide the scene into neat horizontal bands, turning the ring into a kind of stage. Leaning over the boxer is his trainer, working efficiently to revive him before the bell. Nearby, the timekeeper sits quietly at his table—a small but crucial figure, reminding us that the whole drama depends on the passing of a single minute.

Beyond the ring, the crowd fades into a smoky haze. Eakins doesn't individualise the spectators; they become part of the atmosphere. The air feels heavy with cigar smoke, gaslight, and sweat, giving the painting an almost tangible sense of place.

The muted colours reinforce this realism. There are no dramatic flashes of colour or theatrical lighting. Instead, pale flesh, white towels, and the canvas floor catch the light against a background of warm browns and greys.

What makes the painting so modern is its psychology. Everyone is waiting: the boxer recovering, the trainer calculating, the officials preparing, the spectators anticipating. The real subject isn't boxing itself, but the moment before the contest begins again.

Like much of Eakins's work, Between Rounds is ultimately about disciplined bodies at work. By choosing this quiet interval rather than the decisive blow, he reveals the vulnerability behind athletic performance. It's a remarkably honest painting, showing that sometimes the most revealing moment in a contest is the one when nothing seems to be happening.

[𝖁𝖆𝖒𝖕𝖞𝖗𝖎𝖆 𓋹 @veilofcoffins]

Crimson Peak (2015)

[Tam Heated Rivalry Era ~ TZP Squad @Gallavich_4eva]

Ian was so proud of his man 🥹

[Three Muppets under a Trenchcoat @TheMightyQuill]

John R Neil’s illustrations were a crucial part of my childhood. #oz #ozmaofoz