#commentary magazine

[alanshemper]

[kindahoping4forever]

This pic, obviously

[loveisonlyforthebrave8]

fortpeat for CITER mag 2025.

[ballwizard]

hot off the presses!

[lesbiangiratina]

Lets all look at Cock Out and The Skeleton beta testament okay

[sunlightfeeling]

TV がイ / TV Guide Alpha: 2020.11.30 Vol. 37

[velvetjune]

on the 2nd metal gear solid and already loving it. the ridiculous humor, dramatic characters, and story in the 1st was what kept my interest, despite being beyond awful at actually playing it. The sequel’s controls and simple map are suuuch a step up and easier to use on console. Controls aside, even the characters and story is a little more fun and interesting so far. Switching playable main characters and the small beginning fakeout of jack/raiden being the new “snake” was a great choice. im doing cartwheels everywhere and im unstoppable

[blondebrainpowered]

"PUNK is this thing that happened in the long ago before time when Elvis was scaring the shit out of white people for sounding like a black musician and shaking his pelvis, introducing sex into modern culture. Before Elvis it was the Dada movement. Before that, it was the anarchists in the 19th century, championing freedom and challenging capitalism. Jim Morrison was a punk for taking psychedelia to the dark side. The movies I've made are punk movies. This thing that's happening now, this youthful exuberance called punk rock, it's a return to 1950s juvenile street culture, a rebirth of the brevity and rebellion that was real rock n' roll. Everyone's wearing leather jackets again, like a bunch of greasers. Do punks carry switchblade knives or ride motorbikes too? [laughs] I like that it pushes against taboos again, and challenges rigidness! The outcasts, freaks, and monsters can find punk rock and they're not alone anymore. Me personally, I love watching the punks play live! The energy in the clubs is electric. But at home, I'm listening to opera and movie soundtracks. If punk begins to invade the mainstream, it won't be punk anymore … because it won't challenge anything. The straight world will never accept punk.“

Writer/Director, John Waters, SLASH magazine, Jan. 30th, 1979

[radiofreeskaro]

Radio Free Skaro #997 - Kill The Moonbase

Radio Free Skaro #997 - Kill The Moonbase - STEVEN MOFFAT and JULIE GARDNER to appear on RFS live show at Gallifrey One! - The Moonbase commentary, Episode Three!

http://traffic.libsyn.com/freyburg/rfs997.mp3 Download MP3 The Swarm is vicious and malignant this week, consuming Steven’s vocal chords in a perilous fashion, so it’s up to Warren and Chris to help with news descriptions about the Radio Free Skaro Gallifrey One live show, episode 1000 featuring Doctor Who showrunner and writer/producer Steven Moffat and executive producer Julie Gardner for an…

[thefabulousfab-3]

Penelope should have been bridgerton’s Jane Austen and I stand by that.

[kerbxros-spined]

"I get the sneaking suspicion that the goddess squad just needed stimuli that isn't...that."

[zaidshair]

what's wrong with you?

kitchen is full but nothing's right

something's wrong here. you can't pinpoint it, but something definitely not how it should be. you don't know what it is. where it is. when it is. something's just wrong, and you know it, and it's maddening.

[kindahoping4forever]

Behind the scenes of Luke's Ladygunn shoot via Dara Feller on IG

[chineseredcarpet]

Wang Ou takes the cover of Chic Magazine - April 2024

[snckt]

it is a different kind of communication, this sort of kissing, than language, and although it is very important — practically nobody would be in the world if it were not for kissing — it cannot last forever.

[touyatiredforthis]

"Modeling, huh? I feel like they'd sooner make it a mugshot f'me."