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bitter69uk · 1 year
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Born on this day 105 years ago: the fabulous Edith Massey (28 May 1918 – 24 October 1984) – snaggle-toothed naïve outsider actress, “egg lady”, punk granny, plus-size model, thrift shop proprietress and perhaps the most beloved of John Waters’ stable of regular actors. Massey made her film debut in Waters’ early “gutter film” Multiple Maniacs (1970). Her last appearance was in Polyester (1981). Her most treasured performances – as Mama Edie in Pink Flamingos (1972) and Aunt Ida in Female Trouble (1974) – will enthrall aficionados of cult cinema forever. The combo of Massey and Divine onscreen together is probably my all-time favourite comedy double act (like Lucy Ricardo and Ethel Mertz for freaks and punks). Eat a hard-boiled egg or use “rah sha sha” in a sentence today in Edith Massey’s memory!
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thefabulousfab-3 · 3 months
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If you cannot separate your hate for a character from the actor that plays them, you need help. If you are a grown ass adult and are harassing showrunners/writers because they made a decision you don’t like, you need help. If you feel the need to harass fans of a certain ship or character, you need help. At the end of the day it’s a tv show and those characters aren’t real. It’s never worth it to send actual death threats to people and harass them to the point of deleting social media. The fact that all this behavior is being perpetrated mainly by grown ass adults is even more disgusting.
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dallasgallant · 1 month
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Still losing my absolute mind over Evie… she would’ve been too powerful if they included her in the movie.
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I think she’s like a package deal with Steve at this point. He snuck up as a new favorite and now I’ve been thinking of her more than usual …
Steve whatever you do, dont👏 fall👏 asleep👏
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luxuriascloset · 5 months
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Angelina Jolie looking beautiful while attending the Broadway premiere of the musical “The Outsiders” in New York City on April 11, 2024.
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sondheim-girly · 1 month
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it’s so crazy to me when broadway actors from different shows know each other- like oh my god it really is a small community and oh my god the worlds are colliding and I LOVE ITTTT
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kumari8670 · 1 month
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Her name is Helga Sinclair, and she's acting on behalf of her employer who has a most intriguing proposition for you...
Are you interested?
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haileylnmt · 2 months
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Guys what actress do you think would play Sylvia in the outsiders???
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Mukkadas Kurban/Dài Si 代斯
Wb update 2023.10.04
So cool as Fang ShaYàn 風莎燕 in I Am Nobody 異人之下!!
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bitter69uk · 2 years
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Died on this day 38 years ago: snaggle-toothed punk granny, thrift shop proprietress and “outsider actress” Edith “Edie” Massey (28 May 1918 - 24 October 1984) – perhaps the most beloved of all John Waters’ freaky repertory troupe of actors. Massey made her film debut in Waters’ early “gutter film” Multiple Maniacs (1970). Her last appearance was in Polyester (1981). Her most treasured performances – as Mama Edie the Egg Lady in Pink Flamingos (1972) and Aunt Ida in Female Trouble (1974) – will enthral aficionados of cult cinema forever. The combo of Massey and Divine onscreen together is probably my all-time favourite comedy double act (like Lucy Ricardo and Ethel Mertz for freaks and punks). Eat a hardboiled egg or use “rah sha sha” in a sentence today in Edith Massey’s memory! Pictured: portrait of Edith Massey in Fells Point, 1982 by Jim Burger. Via. 
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thetimelordbatgirl · 6 months
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Imagine trying to not only dictate how much of a fan of Scream someone is if they declare they boycotting Scream 7, but on top of that, trying to make it out like people are boycotting Scream 7 because their favorite actress is not in when in reality, its because Spyglass fired Melissa Barrera over her supporting Palestine and tried to ruin her via spreading lies about her being antiemetic and even when they did get into talks with her, they basically demanded she apologize for calling out a genocide.
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ginaporterr · 1 year
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So this has been really illuminating on so many levels, but we kind of have a musical to save.
SOFIA WYLIE as GINA PORTER High School Musical: The Musical: The Series | 4x06 – Trust the Process
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curlshepards · 6 days
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anna bermudez as ace mood board 🪱☀️
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kimsmingyu · 9 days
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nonkorean kdrama watchers get too comfortable complaining because what do you mean you expect a korean speaking korean actor to speak english a certain way... aka they want them fluent...
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tenitchyfingers · 4 months
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Honestly I’m still so baffled by that person who shamed me for being a John Lennon fan and hating on Yoko because
1. I’m not a John fan, and he’s my least favorite Beatle actually
2. But at least John had actual real talent and he didn’t fuck his way to fame, because if you don’t think that’s exactly what Yoko was all about you are Delusional
3. Also, John admitted to his faults and actively took steps to be a better person and take care of his mental health however he could. Yoko never did - and never gave a fuck about improving as a person.
4. “Yoko was not an abuser!” Well, she pushed him to get addicted to heroin, manipulated him into not talking to Paul and into abandoning Julian, which is arguably worse than anything John ever did.
5. Everything Yoko does is for her own benefit and she’s ruined several projects because she needed to be at the center of it, and I’m not talking about her being in the studio for Let It Be. I’m talking about her meddling into all the business post-breakup and after John’s death. Not to mention how she didn’t allow any of John’s family, Cynthia and Julian to be there for his funeral. That is unforgivable. She fucking FORBADE HIS FAMILY not just from seeing him, but also even from saying goodbye. Fuck Yoko and fuck you if you defend her.
That person also called me a misogynist… no, I’m just an enemy to narcissistic abusers, which she absolutely is. Matter of fact, I’m team Cynthia, Julian and Sean first (because it’s not Sean’s fault that his mother is a fucking evil cunt), team May Pang second, team John third and I’m not team Yoko at all. I love and care for John’s wife, children and fling more than i love him. Is that still misogyny, fucker? No it’s not. Fuck you. And you can’t call me racist either because May Pang is Asian just as much as Yoko is, and I have a lot of respect for May. She did more for John’s mental health in a week than Yoko might have done in 10 years, and she was the superior choice for him. Unfortunately he was so hooked on drugs and on the harmful “therapies” she got him into that he became unable to be himself for a real long time. That’s manipulation at its finest.
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beastsovrevelation · 22 days
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Now this made me think...
Yellowjackets Biblical AU. The Wilderness is the Devil, Natalie's the Antichrist, and Lottie's the False Prophet, and everyone else are in a satanic cult. The Unholy Trinity, of course, is an all-female trio in this.
I put how I think everyone joined in the tags, tell me what you think.
How did female Satan impregnate Nat's mom I have no idea (magic), but she was a sw, and it's the inversion that's sometimes used, Mary was a virgin, while the Antichrist's mother's a "prostitute".
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transannabeth · 7 days
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not to be Dramatic but i need hollywood to stop having the characters who live in the woods away from society who are seen as having a simpler way of life dancing tinikling in like half a scene
it's only happened twice but it's pissing me off
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