#tv icon

[theblvcksupreme]

A post to honor the Iconic/Influential: Denise Huxtable

Before Moesha, Carrie Bradshaw, Raven Baxter, Samantha Jones, Tony Childs, Blair Waldorf, Olivia Pope & so many more, Denise Huxtable set a lot of trends and broke fashion boundaries in the 80s. Providing decades of Inspiration and recreations. Denise made fashion fun, daring, exciting, adding a whole new layer to who she was as a character. Denise quickly became a fan favorite and soon after a pop culture icon.

Inspired by Lisa Bonet’s own eccentric and outlandish fashion sense, Denise's personal style was largely embraced by the public, and she is widely considered to be a style icon.

A writer of The Guardian credits Denise Huxtable with introducing television audiences to boho-chic 30 years before it became a mainstream fashion trend.

Several publications have ranked Denise among the best-dressed characters on television, including Elle, Glamour, Essence, StyleCaster, Vibe, and Harper's Bazaar.

In 2012, clothing company Urban Outfitters created a clothing line inspired by Denise entitled "A Different World" describing it as "a nod to the coolest older sister ever"

She is eternally on the mood board for many creatives. This kind of influence is unprecedented, unmatched and cannot be bought or recreated. Although I’m sure Lisa Bonét doesn’t have many great memories of those days, I hope she knows how much she has inspired so many people on our journeys to self discovery. She has absolutely inspired me since childhood and continues to ♥️

[theomenmedia]

Celebrate J.K. Simmons' 70th with this fun quiz!

Celebrate J.K. Simmons' 70th with this fun quiz! Test your knowledge on one of Hollywood's finest actors.

Read the full article right here: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/j-k-simmons-at-70-test-your-knowledge-with-this-epic-birthday-quiz

[herinfluencerdeer]

Davina McCall having surgery for rare brain tumour.

The TV presenter, 57, said the benign brain tumour. Read more...

[gurutrends]

Norman Lear: TV icon and ... voting advocate? Watch clip from exhibit honoring legacy

TV icon Norman Lear’s cultural influence and political voice are being heard again before November’s presidential election. The legendary creator of TV shows such as “All in the Family,” “Maude,” and “The Jeffersons,” who died in December at age 101, is the vibrant center of a multimedia exhibit from the National Comedy Center in Jamestown, N.Y. The exhibit highlighting Lear’s power to make TV��

[petercushingscheekbones]

Can’t not post this moment (you couldn’t find two people less straight)

[moviesycho]

endless list of favorite characters: LUCY MORAN | portrayed by Kimmy Robertson from TWIN PEAKS (1990-1991)

[vintage-tigre]

Lynda Carter in iconic slim rim glasses serving the cvntiest cvnt 1970s America had ever seen as Wonder Woman

[moonlit-typewriter]

If Walker Scobell can manifest his way into the role of Percy Jackson by carrying around a picture of a Poseidon statue, I can surely manifest my way into 4 more seasons by posting on my silly little website

[kirammansbow]

[theblvcksupreme]

The Legendary Marla Gibbs on A Different World (1987-1993)

[tvandfilmarvel]

X-MEN '97 (2024) Remember It - 1x5 dir. Emi Yonemura.

[adam-scott]

"Don't bring them into this."

SEVERANCE #02.01: 'Hello, Ms. Cobel'

[sahind]

SUPERMAN Actors over the years (1948-2025)

[fuckthcistem]

[the-blueprint]

Sesame street makes it debut #forourculture #luthervandross appeared on the show in the earlier episodes

[holyblanchett]

Lesbian situationship so insane they made her a God.