#for you rita

[nym-wibbly]

So you get to promote one Doctor Who guest or victim of the episode to companion or recurring foe. Who are you going to pick?

Just one in sixty plus years? Harsh! But I'm picking Rita from The God Complex. She was great, and I would've loved to see her travel with the Doctor. Instead of, you know, dying horribly but nobly.

In an episode that examined and redefined Eleven's relationship with Amy, Rita threw a spotlight on what qualities the Doctor seeks in a new companion - and ticked every box for him right up to the moment of her death. Brave, truthful, forthright, quirky, honest, witty, quick, kind, fierce. Totally herself in the face of unthinkable terror. Rita for team Tardis. Any Doctor.

[dairyofateenagegirl]

black women as vampires

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You Were Never Lovelier (1942) dir. William A. Seiter

[marciabrady]

In the Latin beat rhythms one can marvel again at Hayworth's hypnotic force as a dancer. She enters through a door, drawn by the beat of male drummers, dressed in a clinging white two-piece that accentuates her body through the provocative forward thrust of her torso- a stance that is an invitation and a promise, and has become a trademark, like her hair. Where most dancers move from the hips down Hayworth moves from the knees up, her shoulders drawn back projecting her breast cage forward in the most enticing manner. To see her is to experience a sense of joy pure and simple. And all the more potent for being an invitation in the dark. -John Kobal

TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT (1945) dir. Victor Saville

[deforest]

RITA HAYWORTH in YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER — 1942, dir. William A. Seiter

[laurapetrie]

RITA HAYWORTH in YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER (1942)

[dejectedlozer524]

There are still smear campaigns going around about @predesterone / @predstrogen and it's only gotten worse ever since she got nuked by the ceo, so stay vigilant and keep combating any and all misinformation you see, WE CAN'T LET THEM FUCKING WIN THIS EASILY!!!!!!!

[ylceon]

i'd give you the sun if you asked me

[egophiliac]

Okay so I've been wanting to tell you that you're literally my favourite twst artist 😭🩷

So my question is, how do you manage to come up with these funny comics? CUZ I LOVE THEM SO MUCH

(P.s: Lovin' the art style ✨)

oh geeze, thanks! 💚💚💚 I'm really glad people enjoy my stupid sense of humor; mostly I just draw things to make myself laugh, and if it makes other people laugh too, then bonus points! usually it's just one joke or mental image that gets stuck in my head (every time I saw Fellow spin his cane, all I could think about was him go-go-gadgeting away on it...) and in my quest to justify it, it picks up other jokes and bits along the way and usually doesn't even end up as the main focus anymore. entire narrative arcs have spun out just so I could use a single bad pun in a throwaway line. this is a terrible way to explain it but I'm not sure how else to put it into words!

and sometimes it's just "weird things my sister has said that I make fun of her for"

[maximura]

[raindrop-plop]

in honor of juno steel and the sixteen tons part 2

[willieverseetheland]

Rita Morgan (Dexter 2006-2013)

Rita you are so perfect and beautiful and I will always love you and you deserved so much better

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RITA HAYWORTH in YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER — 1942, dir. William A. Seiter

[abessive-art]

The Penumbra Podcast

[storiesofsvu]

Shut. The. Fuck. Up.

[laurapetrie]

NATALIE WOOD in WEST SIDE STORY (1961) I never like anybody disparaging anything Natalie did because | think she’s so wonderful in the role and the fact that it ended up not being her [singing] voice, to me made absolutely no difference. - GEORGE CHAKIRIS