#Girl Crazy

[your-lovers-and-drifters]

Girl Crazy, 1943 (dir. Norman Taurog and Busby Berkeley) 

[beebeetheclown]

You guys I was cleaning out my notes app because it’s so full and messy and I found a rant I wrote after I watched the Succession final💀💀

I completely forgot about this omg

“He can be the CEO in our bed” lolllll💀💀 girl is crazy.

[citizenscreen]

GIRL CRAZY, the last of nine Judy Garland-Mickey Rooney putting on a show musicals, opened 80 years ago today. Directed by Norman Taurog and Busby Berkeley. #OnThisDay

[she8god]

[kizzyedgelll]

Girl Crazy (1943)

dir. Norman Taurog, Busby Berkeley

[nefarious-616-necromancer]

[krafty-kyle]

HE'S ALIVE!!!

Kyle Craft is alive and well ladies and gentlemen!!! His wife Lydia posted a video of him on her Instagram story around 2 hours ago at her tattoo shop's grand opening. Im glad to report that he appears to be happy and healthy. The war is over folks. <3

[franciegummstarstruck]

Judy Garland's too-adorable-for-words hands 🥰👋❤️‍🔥

[doll1-s2]

The sensation of crying so much that i start to feel sleepy and i can rest comfortably in bed 🛏️ ᡣ𐭩

[jazzdailyblog]

Ira Gershwin: The Poet of the American Songbook

Introduction: Ira Gershwin, the lyricist behind some of the most iconic songs in American music history, stands as a towering figure in the world of popular song and musical theater. As the elder brother and frequent collaborator of composer George Gershwin, Ira contributed the words to some of the most enduring standards of the 20th century. His wit, elegance, and inventive rhymes shaped the…

[shyjusticewarrior]

Gotham Incorrect Quotes Pt 199

Lee: I mean, you just don't come up to a girl and say "the humidity's very high this time of year, will you marry me?"

Jim: Well, I just didn't wanna get, uh, romantic.

Lee: Oh, you just didn't wanna get, uh, romantic. What're you saving it for?

Jim: I thought we were above that dort of thing.

Lee: Oh, Jim, maybe you are. I hope I'm not.

[alwaysginge]

"Anyway, the first time I met her was back in 1930, when she was getting ready to collect a thousand a week as the star of George Gershwin’s Girl Crazy. [...] Anyhow, Ginger had to do a dance to a tune called Embraceable You, little number, and for one reason or another she wasn’t getting it right. So the producers called in Adele and me, the way you might call in a plumber when the tap’s leaking, and we helped her make it work" — Fred Astaire

“Finally, Fred said, ‘Here, Ginger, try it with me.’ That was the first time I danced with Fred Astaire.” — Ginger Rogers

I can't help but think of Ginger and Fred when I listen to "Embraceable You". The first time they met. The first time they danced together. The fact that they both talk about makes me think it was something special.

I especially like what Fred said: "Matter of fact, that’s the first time I danced with Ginger – on the big, thick, ugly awkward rug in the lobby of the Alvin Theatre while the stage was cluttered with scenery in the process of construction". For my delusional mind it's like he said: "It wasn't a very romantic scenario, but it's still a beautiful memory".

Sometimes I look back at Judy Garland's performance and try to imagine what Ginger sounded like performing in the 1930s.

[beebeetheclown]

Are u applying for a job at waystar

Yes I am anon!

I’m applying to be Kendall’s assistant. No professional resume or experience needed😊

My resume will just be the notes I wrote down in this post

If that’s not enough… Kendall I can make fancy spreadsheets on a computer and I know how to put emojis and pictures in the spreadsheets! Oo and also important note, I may have given up with duolingo but I do know how to say “Yes Kendall, thank you Kendall” in any circumstance. Anytime, anywhere😄

Wish me luck!

[hourpaint]

[boybasher]

Too Far Gone

[krafty-kyle]