Stand By Me was released in theaters on this day 40 years ago.
This is the kind of story best discovered without any rhyme or reason. The impact is so severe; a palpable coming-of-age drama on memory, friendship, and the things we take for granted.
April 1, 1989.
Living Colour walks onto SNL and doesn’t just play — they take over.
Vernon Reid’s guitar is pure controlled chaos. Funky, aggressive, and sharp as a blade. “Cult of Personality” already hit hard on record, but this live version feels like the band is trying to burn the studio down in the best way possible.
Most bands get polite applause on late-night TV.
Living Colour got a reaction that felt closer to a mosh pit.
Still one of the most electric SNL performances of that entire era.
Anyone else think this moment doesn’t get talked about enough?
👀 WTF?? Hayden Panettiere JUST DIED at 36… 3 months after her bombshell exposure of the Elite Hollywood/ Music system.
Above all she was a mom. She leaves behind her daughter Kaya.
Barely three months after she finally spoke up. In her new book and on that Jay Shetty podcast she told the world what happened when she was 18 and Heroes was exploding.
A “trusted” female friend dragged her downstairs on a boat out at sea and literally put her in bed next to a naked, very famous older British rocker.
She had to fight him off and hide for the rest of the night.
That was 18 years ago. She still never named him. Or the woman who set it up.
And now she’s dead. Cause still unknown. She had just flown from LA down to the South with her boyfriend when it happened.
Hollywood is pure evil.
Who was the rocker?
Who was the friend that kept doing these setups?
@StephenBaldwin7 you were right… IT’S ALL OF THEM.
A Orca gave birth to a calf that died shortly after.
For the next 17 days, she carried her dead baby on her head and back while swimming more than 1,600 kilometers through the waters of the North Pacific.
Whenever she grew tired, members of her pod swam alongside her and helped push the body so it wouldn’t sink.
Scientists who observed the behavior said it wasn’t just instinct… it was a clear and prolonged expression of grief.