Julie Keith

[Red & Flynn || Shiloh & Nevermore @rednflynn]

PLUSHIES HAVE DROPPED!

Lenore and Annabel are now available for pre-order from @youtooz! As you might expect, they are a package deal, even in death. The girls come as a set with magnets in their hands so they can hold each onto other (and never ever ever ever let go, ever).

[Nature Unedited @NatureUnedited]

A mother cat showing her kittens that their dog friend is harmless

[Lele✮ @leleinthepink]

Eu amo que o relacionamento da Arlequina com a Hera Venenosa seja assumido e desenvolvido nos quadrinhos e desenhos da DC, mas poxa, um live-action delas seria SENSACIONAL😭🙌 Por isso acho tão importante apoiar filmes e projetos que nos representam, pq quem sabe um dia…

[Lima.jey @limajey25]

Meow
#HazbinHotel #HazbinHotelAngel #HazbinHotelHusk

[The Living Tombstone @LivingTombstone]

In a very lesbian time of our lives

[Red & Flynn || Shiloh & Nevermore @rednflynn]

Happy million subscribers!!💫

[Anime Updates @animeupdates]

Riku (KINGDOM HEARTS) voice actor David Gallagher has asked the community to not share gossip or speculation about the passing of "our original Kairi" Hayden Panettiere

He asks everyone to focus on celebrating Hayden's art, work, life, and contributions instead

[AO3 Status @AO3_Status]

#AO3 has recently seen a wave of phishing comments claiming to be made by "AO3 Trust & Safety" notifying you that your account has been restricted. These claims are not true. Do not click on links in these comments or pay for verification. Read more at https://t.co/46JW6hALDv

[Octo 🐙📼 @Octopimp]

2+ years of hard work, planning, and a whole lot of setbacks have finally led to this. Please come check out the biggest project I've ever attempted in over a decade.

Saturday July 18th 12pm PST 📼

Trailer by @PiggyNukka
Song by arthurxmedic and @TeeLopes

[Wizyakuza (Christian G) @wizyakuza_art]

Day 5 of drawing this Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time tribute poster! 🗡️✨

Started coloring last night. This is my first time ever creating a full Zelda piece, I’m excited with how it’s coming together.

#LegendOfZelda #OcarinaOfTime #Zelda #Link #Hyrule #Nintendo #Wizyakuza

[Julie Keith @LadrisFallen]

@rednflynn I adore this and the callback to the window seen when looking for Duke. Absolutely gorgeous! 🥰

[Mob Entertainment @mobgamesstudios]

unused huggus art for pride month.🌈

woulda been a crime not to post it because its so dang CUTE

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Parking enforcement is getting a heartwarming upgrade: in several U.S. communities—most notably Muncie, Indiana—police departments have allowed residents to settle certain parking tickets by donating cat food, kitten food, or litter to local animal shelters instead of paying cash fines.

The Muncie Police Department launched this creative initiative (called "Citations for Supplies") as a short-term program. It was inspired by officers touring the Muncie Animal Care & Services Shelter, which was overwhelmed during peak "kitten season" and struggling to feed and care for more than 350 cats and kittens due to low supplies.

Eligible violators with minor, non-moving parking violations could bring donations equivalent in value to their fine (e.g., up to $25 worth of supplies for a $25 ticket) to the Clerk's Office to clear the citation. The program ran for just a few days excluding serious violations like handicap parking or court-mandated ones.

The response was overwhelmingly positive: donation rooms filled up quickly, and many people contributed even without tickets to clear—proving the idea sparked genuine community generosity beyond simple compliance.

Similar short-term efforts have appeared in other places (including mentions of Michigan departments), turning routine fines into direct support for shelter animals and building goodwill between law enforcement and residents.

This paws-itive approach shows how small, compassionate innovations can create win-win outcomes: clearing administrative backlogs while helping vulnerable pets and strengthening community ties.

[Anime Posts @animeposts]

Akihiro Miwa, the iconic Japanese singer, actor, and voice actor, has passed away at the age of 91 💔🕊️

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Deadmau5 donates $30,000 to help save 27 rescued cats

The Canadian DJ covered the full medical costs for 27 cats and kittens rescued from a single household in Ontario. He later adopted one of the rescued cats himself and encouraged others to give the remaining cats a home

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

"She was Catwoman on screen. But her greatest role wasn't in Hollywood—it was in a silent garden, feeding her son by hand, learning to love without words, and showing the world that a mother's heart never retires."

At 48, Julie Newmar—best known as the iconic Catwoman from the 1960s Batman series—had already lost three babies to miscarriage. When her son John was finally born in 1981, she held him and wept with joy. Then came the diagnosis: Down syndrome. Three years later, meningitis stole his hearing and, eventually, his voice. By age four, John lived in complete silence. He couldn't hear his mother's voice, couldn't tell her when he was hungry or scared. Julie's marriage collapsed soon after. At 51, she was alone, raising a child who would need her for everything. There was no script, no director, no second take. Just a mother and a son who communicated only through touch and sight.

Julie learned sign language like her life depended on it—because John's life did. She fed him every meal by hand, spoonful by spoonful, year after year. Not out of duty, but out of a love fiercer than anything she had ever known. When John was older, they traveled together to Bali and Thailand, places where spoken language didn't matter. He couldn't hear the waves or temple bells, but he saw colors, absorbed light, and discovered his own voice through painting. His artwork ended up in galleries, proving that the boy the world might have written off had a vision worth sharing.

As Julie's legs began to fail from a rare degenerative disease, and John's spine curved under scoliosis, their world grew smaller. The adventures ended. But Julie planted a garden—eighty varieties of roses. Every morning, she wheels herself outside with her son, and they sit together in silence, watching petals unfold in the sunlight. For John, who experiences the world only through sight and touch, every bloom is a symphony, every rose a conversation. That garden became their cathedral.

Julie Newmar is 91 now. Two assistants help with daily care, but she is still there, every single morning, the gravitational center of her son's universe. She never called John a burden. She called him her teacher—the reason she learned what unconditional love truly means. "He caused the great expansion of my life," she once said. Hollywood remembers her as Catwoman, but the role that mattered most wasn't the one that made her famous. It was the one that made her fully human.

"She didn't just care for a child with special needs. She learned a new language of love, grew a garden of roses, and turned silence into a masterpiece. That's not just a mother's love—it's a hero's journey."

© Hollywood Historia

#drthehistories

[RSGabe 👓 @RSGabe1]

This is 100% worse than anything Nintendo has ever done btw

[Color-LES (Kuru) @Color_LES]

[GL] Mage & Demon Queen