Tom Skerritt has died at 93. 🕊️
The Emmy-winning legend who was our Captain Dallas in Alien, Commander Viper in Top Gun, Sheriff Brock in Picket Fences.
60 years in film, 1933-2026. A life well lived.
"While the world knew Tom through his remarkable acting career, we knew him for his humor, curiosity, wisdom, generosity, and the love he brought into our lives." — Family statement
RIP Commander. 🫡
#TomSkerritt #TopGun #Alien #PicketFences #RIP
This dialogue between Thanos and Dr Strange is one of the most heavy conversations in movie history.
Makes you think a little, probably Thanos was right seeing everything that happened after
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EVERYONE MEET THE FUTURE.
Meet Joseph Zada. Australian, 20, 6'1, actor, producer family, dropped out of high school to chase the audition, and now he's Haymitch, Johnny Sinclair in We Were Liars, AND Cal Trask in Netflix's East of Eden. Triple threat year. He's not coming, he's ALREADY HERE.
🎬 The War with Grandpa (2020)
Imagine losing your bedroom to your grandfather, then declaring WAR on him.
What starts as a simple family disagreement turns into an all-out prank battle where neither side wants to lose.
Sometimes, the biggest enemy in the house is family.
Rating: 8/10
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Being gay does not limit greatness, talent, success, or the ability to inspire millions. These incredible celebrities have shown the world that you can embrace who you are, follow your dreams, and make a lasting impact.
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Different identities. Different journeys. Equal human worth. 🌈
Let’s celebrate talent, diversity, and the freedom to live authentically. Love is beautiful, and everyone deserves to be treated with dignity.
I’m 34, and my husband Santiago is 36. We’ve been together eleven years and married for five. He travels for work once a month, and I always trusted him. We had a rule that we’d tell each other everything.
One Friday he came home early and sat across from me at the table. “I’ve been seeing a colleague,” he said. “His name is Andrés. It started on a business trip in Medellín.”
I stayed calm. I asked for the dates. When he listed them, I realized he had said he was in Cali for one of those trips.
I took his company card statement from the desk drawer. I had always handled our finances, so the paperwork was within reach. I found the hotel charge. It was for a suite booked for two guests.
I looked at the guest names. The first was Santiago’s. The second was not Andrés.
It said Julián Ortega.
Julián is my younger brother. He’s 26, still lives with our parents, and works in a call center. I asked Santiago, “Why is my brother’s name on this?”