It’s now been 30 years since Marge Be Not Proud!
Watched it recently and it’s a wonderful little episode with a satisfying redemption, if you didn’t catch it initially, here’s my review on it. It’s a doozy!
Before teaming with Harley last year and becoming the inaugural AEW women’s tag champs last year, I felt really lost and without much faith in myself
I felt very lucky to already have done all I did up to that point and that it was more than a lot of people can say, so I kind of accepted that maybe that was enough. Did I have it in me to strive for me?
But then I had the opportunity to work alongside my friend and crush our goals together. I had to show up to work everyday not just for myself, but to do right by her. Then little by little I started believing in me again. On days I felt like I didn’t have it in me, I still had to bring it because that’s what a champion does. Even after taking time off to rest for injury and then having to actively fight and push through another, I brought it.
This year is marked by many in ring wins, but I think the biggest one was been continuing to show up for myself when I really didn’t think I could
Say what you will about these lists, but for the last few years they’ve been a wonderful moment to stop and reflect on the year I’ve had. Thank you @OfficialPWI for the trip down memory lane and reminding me as well as everyone else exactly who the FUCK Willow Nightingale is. ALWAYS a Champion at heart and TOP OF THE WRESTLES BAYBEEEEEEEE 🎉🎉🎉
RIP to an integral part of my teens
The noise he makes when he gats a shoe beamed off his head is still one of the funniest things I’ve seen/heard
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Most of Trey and Matt's takes boil down to "bad things are bad but people who hate bad things are annoying; being annoying and being evil are equally unacceptable."
Glen Powell is staying quiet on politics in interviews because "over time I realized that politics divide people."
"People trying to prove their point — for me, it’s the worst version of a conversation. I genuinely do not like the discourse. It’s not as healthy as it once was. [Engaging in politics] is not presently possible. I applaud people for jumping into those things and fighting for what they believe in. If I were a political person, I would be talking about it. For me, my calling is elsewhere.” (via Esquire)
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🔥June 21, 1977. Elvis Presley was in catastrophic physical decline, filmed by CBS cameras in Rapid City, South Dakota, just six weeks before his death. 🎹💔
Backstage, musicians and the television crew quietly worried he didn't have the stamina to make it through the concert. When he sat down at the grand piano to sing "Unchained Melody," his longtime aide Charlie Hodge had to kneel beside him on the floor just to steady the microphone.
Then Elvis built into the climax.
Stripping away the Vegas showmanship, he reached deep into his chest voice and delivered an effortless, operatic high note that stunned everyone in the arena. You can see the exhaustion in his face, but his vocal instrument remained completely untouchable until the very end. It wasn't just a concert routine—it was an artist pouring the last reserve of his life directly into the song.
Does any live television vocal match the raw emotional weight of this final performance?
The Cultaholic Wrestling Podcast is BACK, and it'll be available wherever you get your podcasts - and on YouTube - every single Thursday at 8 PM UK time! (YT link in the replies to this tweet)
Brad Pitt says the lowest point of his career was a summer he bought 40 chameleons and lived on bong loads and four Coca-Colas a day
"I had the weirdest summer. I had this girlfriend who was into reptiles. We bought 40 chameleons. I was living in Errol Flynn's old bachelor pad, glass windows, filled with terrariums. Our house was like a terrarium"
"It was the most unhealthy time. I just needed to check out"
"I would wake up, I'd get a bong load, I'd have four Coca-Colas on ice, no food. This particular summer I just watched the OJ trial"