@nonregemesse What I’ve said in the past: Whitney’s is the version you blare from the roof for attention, Dolly’s is the one you play softly for someone you actually love. Performance and showy vs private and intimate. Loud vs sincere. Dolly all the way.
Dolly was born in East Tennessee and used her success to make it better. So much money from her attractions and fame came into our mountain communities and was put into schools and infrastructure. She made the Imagination Library to help childhood literacy in Appalachia. Every month since our daughter was born, the library has sent her a book with a note from Dolly encouraging her to be proud of where she’s from and to learn the importance of the stories that built us. Her husband passed last year and she spoke of being reunited with him. I’m glad heaven is a little sweeter, and sings a little better for it. Rest in peace to the Queen of Appalachia, Jolene could never.
My opponent Katy Stout just got caught red-handed LYING about Big Bend construction.
Either she’s clueless about Texas District 23, or she was just caught intentionally lying. Either way, it’s just another of many reasons she’s not qualified to lead.
@GPrime85@Dexerto This is literally the plot of a book I read growing up. “House of the Scorpion” and the old guy growing clones for organs dies because the caretaker for his organ farm (the main character) pulls a big f-you before the organs can be harvested. Literal villain thinking.
Details on Robert Eggers' 'Werwulf' 🐺
• Horror film that follows a man who is cursed in a 'brutal, unforgiving, merciless, grotesque world'
• Set ~1300 AD before all the wolves were killed off in England
• Doesn't include werewolf cliches like 'being bitten by a werewolf and silver bullets'
• Willem Dafoe is playing a hunter
• They spent time with a real wolf to learn about its behavior
• Dialogue is in Middle English
• Shot on 35mm film — with grain structure of a black-and-white film incorporated onto color film to create a unique look
• All sets were built from the ground up
(via @esquire)