#born 1964

[fabledenigma]

In the Source Link, you can find a gif pack of Heather Langenkamp, in Netflix's The Midnight Club.

Heather plays the role of Dr Georgina Stanton, the head of the hospice where the group reside. She has a few secrets of her own.

Source - FabledEnigma

[ellenhenryart]

(via "Wood Dragon 1964 Year of the Dragon Peach Fuzz" Magnet for Sale by ellenhenry)

[christopherleefan]

Christopher Lee as Captain Robeles in The Devil-Ship Pirates (1964) || That colour looks so good on him 😍 I wish he would have worn more outfits in burgundy. I love that colour so much 😍

[mel-graph]

Sandra Bullock 250x400 avatars ⸻ GALLERY (more avatars, short links) ⸻ Please like or reblog if you use. Thanks ♥

[hithisiszooz]

drew baby Vlad from the mid/late 60's, his hippie parents dressed him up

he is three here

[clearlyaginger]

[steimatzky-offical]

[skeleton-in-a-hoodie]

DDMG Splinter texts one of two ways:

Full sentences and punctuation, never abbreviates and everything is in full caps. Puts STOP at the end of very text, like he's sending a goddamn telegram - Donnie has tried explaining that Splinter doesn't need to do that, but Splinter keeps doing it and Donnie thinks his poor father is just bad at modern tech. The actual reason Splinter does this is the Turtles called him old and he decided to play up to it, and Donnie is so determined to be right it's not occurred to him yet that Splinter is trolling him. Raph knows and is saying nothing

A hellish mix of full caps and emojis that only those close to him understand. Mikey texts like this, so these two's text conversations are utterly uncomprehensible. Just a sea of emjois. Understands wingdings by heart.

[kojiarakiartworks]

1964 JAPAN OSAKA KASHIWARA

Me and my mom :)Celebrating the 100th day since I was born. My father took the photo :)

© KOJI ARAKI Art Works

Daily life and every small thing is the gate to the universe ：）

[get-back-homeward]

Q: Aug. 26 will be your first time in Asbury Park in 15 years. How are you feeling about getting back to the city, and do you have any particularly fond memories of playing the city in the past?

A: Are you kidding me? I can’t wait to get back there! Those were great times for me. You know I came back east in '74 and really needed to make music. People may not know it, but I never wanted to leave rock 'n' roll.

Let me tell you (a) little story of how I got to Asbury Park in the first place. I am walking down the street in New York City, mid-'70s and I hear this voice yell out, “Hey Ronnie, Ronnie Ronette,” so I turn around and it’s John Lennon. I actually met John the first night we landed in the U.K. in January '64. Anyway, John asked me how am I doing, and I tell him, "Not good, I need to make music." John said he was busy being a house husband taking care of his son, but introduced me to his engineer, Jimmy Iovine (Walls and Bridges).

That night, Jimmy invited me down to the Record Plant where he was working with a band from Jersey. When I walked into the studio, I met Little Steven (Van Zandt), who was producing Southside Johnny. And (Bruce) Springsteen was there, too, and right on spot Bruce re-wrote a song for me and Johnny to sing as a duet, “You Mean So Much to Me Baby.” They were all excited when I showed up, and more excited when I started to sing. I was surprised they knew me.

After that I started hanging out in Asbury Park with the guys, doing shows at the Stone Pony and all over the place. The second part of my career really started in Asbury Park. Those guys treated me like a sister and really helped me get back to what I loved doing, rock 'n' roll. They always looked out for me, and would never let me get into any trouble!

Q: Forty years ago, you partnered with the E Street Band for “Say Goodbye to Hollywood.” What are your memories of working with the band on that classic single?

A: I was going back and forth to L.A., so the times in the studio with Bruce and the boys were great. The times in L.A. were very difficult for me. Everyone was working hard to find the right song for us to record. And of course Billy Joel, who wrote "Hollywood," used to open up for the Ronettes on Long Island in the '60s when he was in the Hassles.

I also loved the ‘B’ side which Little Steven wrote for me. Those guys were like big brothers to me. It’s the only record outside of their work with Bruce where they are credited as the E Street Band. I look back and really appreciate those days. Not one memory, lots and lots of them, so much fun and a sense of freedom for me which I desperately needed. The guys were great and exactly what I needed at that moment in my life.

From Ronnie Spector's Interview in Asbury Park Press (August 22, 2017)

From Billboard Magazine (July 16, 1977)

Ronnie Spector sings Say Goodbye To Hollywood live on the David Essex show (September 13, 1977)

[exoid-the-locomotive-monarch]

Seeing the Dannypocalypse reminds me how old classic nicktoons are and how young me and my sister really are.

So if I get this correctly Danny Phantom premeired on Nickelodeon on April 3rd 2004.

Well, I have a sister, she was born on the ides of March 2004.

She is older than the cartoon by 2 weeks, and that’s wild seeing how popular a cartoon is to this day that when it made its debut when my sister was just opening her eyes for the first time.

[crystalclear100x100]

Stephen Colbert!

If you are looking for Stephen Colbert gifs in this link or the source bellow you will find 100x100 gifs!

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[ellenhenryart]

(via "Wood Dragon Year of the Dragon 2024" Magnet for Sale by ellenhenry)

[christopherleefan]

Castle of the Living Dead (1964)

[mel-graph]

Sandra Bullock 250x400 avatars ⸻ GALLERY (more avatars, short links) ⸻ Please like or reblog if you use. Thanks ♥

[fleetwood-rendezvous]

Happy 60th Birthday Sandra Bullock!