Jayla McGee, a 19-year-old black trans girl, was mudered in Florida 26 days ago and there has been barely any media coverage about it. She was misgendered by police postmortem. Violence against trans women of color has to end. Fly high, Jayla.
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easily the most underrated song on ‘The Dreaming’. I love the spooky production, and how she sampled her friends voicemails at the end to make the song extra heartbreaking
The hatred y’all hold towards Black Americans on this app is concerning as fuck. And yes I am including the people that go “Ugh, Americans…” when the conversation is about antiblackness.
BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW (1971): Part of the 'unholy trinity' of early Folk Horror films, along with Witchfinder General and The Wicker Man. The unearthing of a deformed skull sets off a terrible chain of events in an 18th century village...
pretty easy highlight for me is luciane buchanan when she gets possessed. out of all the deadite actors i think she probably understood it the best. some great mannerisms that just make it a really enjoyable performance
Andy Muschietti confirms ‘IT: WELCOME TO DERRY’ Season 2 will be set in 1935.
“Derry is a graveyard almost. It’s a carcass of something because people are depleted, poor, tired, jobless, homeless. The kids don’t have a suburban, comforting life.”
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Jan–March 1979. Kate Bush prepared the Tour of Life, she envisioned a show merging poetry, music & dance. She trained like an Olympic athlete for performances lasting nearly 2½ hours, kept every detail under wraps... and before opening night, the entire tour had already sold out
Sylvester Stallone says the night he was nominated for an Oscar is one of the saddest days of his life
Sly: “A year before, I was destitute. I had nothing, I was broke. And it came out, and a miracle happened, and I’m with some of the best films in Hollywood. I’m like, God, I’m in the same category as Best Picture. These are great writers, great people. And they gave me a front-row seat.”
“And I invited my mother. I told her I’m up for an Oscar, I was a bum a year ago. She goes, ‘All right, but you have to invite Vivian.’ I go, ‘Who’s Vivian?’ She goes, ‘My hairdresser.’ I go, ‘I don’t have a seat for your hairdresser. It’s you and me, front row.’ She goes, ‘If you don’t invite Vivian, I’m not coming.’ I go, ‘You haven’t seen Vivian in ten years, she lives in Washington DC.’ She says, ‘I want to see Vivian with me, and then I’ll go.’”
“Well… she didn’t go. So I went alone.”
“So when people go, ‘Ah, you must’ve loved the Oscars’, well not really.”
Sistine: “In your entire acting career, I’m not even going to say Rocky, did they ever acknowledge how proud they were of you?”
Sly: “No, not even once.”