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Letter written by Riley Keough to her grandmother Priscilla Presley has been released by Daily Mail. I want to hug Riley real hard after reading this.

'Unfortunately Nona as you are taking me to court I am being forced to defend my mother’s wishes legally and publicly which would not have been my choice.'

'It is really hurtful that after years of me trying to resolve your and my mother’s broken relationship and restore our family, you are taking me, of all people, to court.'

'Even a few weeks before my mother passed she wanted to sue you again and you called me for help.'

'But as you know she chose to listen to me and now sue you. I believed then and now, lawsuits among family members have no place, but here we are.'

I must also share with you that I found being called about the will, less than 24 hours after my mother passed and getting emails from lawyers before my mother was even buried incredibly heartbreaking.'

'It was very upsetting that I was forced to find a lawyer to represent me and my sisters and my mother's wishes within days of her passing. But you must know that this chosen path can only further estrange our family which is really sad. My hope is that you are being poorly advised and this is not actually coming from you.'

'If you are trying to remove me from the estate under the guise that you don't remember the falling out about the promenade trust and her finances, it doesn't make any sense because you were still estranged from my mother at the time of her death, all as a result of this same falling out.'

'I am now being forced to fight you in court to protect my mother and my mother's wishes for her estate which you know goes against my nature.'

Lisa would be so proud of her daughter Riley.

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still thinking about bella eva so here's this

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He’s almost like in a spiritual state now on stage, so confident and so in control, and so at ease. But off stage, he was still that very insecure little boy from the poorest of the poor part of Tupelo, whose father went to jail, whose mother had to leave in the middle of the night and change locations. And who never, ever felt quite good enough and was looking for, I think the affirmation of unconditional love and the only unconditional love he probably felt came across the footlights.

Baz Luhrmann on Elvis

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brings a tear to my eye when "forecastle" is spelled like it sounds: "fo'c'sle."

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Welcome to the specific subset Vincent

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Sabrina Carpenter killing men one music video at a time!

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ok, "nobody's son" scoots

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c':

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It’s a little interesting that Bartimaeus likes to remember Ptolemy before he changed. Because, yes, he was healthier and had his youth, but that was also the Ptolemy that hadn’t made the gesture of going to the Other Place; the Ptolemy that Bartimaeus doubted.

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And if I said Megamind is one of the few movies that understands Superman.

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Emmrich✨️

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August 27, 1957:

Elvis left by train for the West Coast at 11 pm.

Photos: Elvis sitting in the backyard of Graceland; August 27, 1957.

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EPiC - Review from TFF

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ANDREAS BIEBER as Rudolf ELISABETH DAS MUSICAL Original Vienna Production, 1992

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not the cute pharmacist complimenting my hair from across the room

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The thing about Game Nancy is that she is a terrible girlfriend. Love her.

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Hardy Boys episodes from the 1970s Hardy boy/Nancy Drew series: the boys ride motorcycles and order cheeseburgers in only tangentially legal locations

Nancy Drew episodes: there’s this guy claiming to be a ghost-hunting professor buying a lighthouse because its haunted but it’s apparent that he made that up and it seems he’s after treasure and eventually the treasure is found and he’s struck rich but it turns out he planted that money to make it appear he came into it legitimately because actually he’s DB Cooper