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PROF - Good Time Boy (Good Time Boy Live)

#prof #profgampo #stophouse #good time boy #music #youtube #spotify

PROF - Good Time Boy (Official Audio)

#profgampo #prof #good time boy #human art #Youtube

🚫AI MUSIC IS NOT HUMAN ART🚫

#prof #ai #real art #stophouse #diplo #Youtube

PROF - Feed the Dogs (Official Audio)

#profgampo #Prof #rise and grind #feed the dogs #gampo #Youtube

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‘Beyond the Brick: A LEGO Brickumentary’, A Documentary About the History and Culture of LEGO

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Blockumentary. Smh

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From the new issue: Fran Hoepfner on Raising Arizona

“You see, Raising Arizona is a film that encapsulates so much of what’s wonderful about the Coen Brothers’ work; it’s unapologetic in its absurdity. There’s little to no explanation for the madness of this film; when someone gets hit, they go flying ten feet back; every scream or shout is comic, cartoonish. It is what it is. These are two people who have a quick wedding, then jump full-on into something more ridiculous and silly than either of them could ever have accomplished on their own. You don’t doubt though. In the brief prologue of the film, the Coens introduce two characters you fully trust with their love. You root for them. They’re impossible. They’re difficult. One of them has been to jail more than a handful of times. But what they want is something we all want.

Raising Arizona is a messy, ridiculous love story, and despite the fact that it’s a film where a person literally explodes, it feels so honest about romance in a way I haven’t seen before. It’s not always a question of whether or not you love another person; it’s more likely the question ofwhat happens when you’re together. For H.I. and for Ed, there’s scarcely a reason to doubt their dedication. But being together isn’t necessarily a good thing for them. They’re both perfectly stubborn and crazy in their own rights. Allow me to remind you: they steal a baby.”

AWWW I found this in a bag of CDs while packing. Will for sure be listening to on the trip home!

#everybodycares

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"I’ve watched the opening chase of A Hard Day’s Night countless times, and every time George Harrison trips, falls, and laughingly picks himself up, I think, he was only 21 years old. The older I get, the more my heart hurts at the sight of Paul McCartney’s cherubic grin. Their youthful energy is a surprise no matter how many times I’ve witnessed it on screen. Alun Owen’s script documents the truth of The Beatles’ hectic touring life, and aside from occasional flights of fancy (John Lennon phasing through solid matter) and the omission of unsavory activities (tweaking on legal speed), the documentarian nature of the film isn’t just a stylistic choice. The guys really were that funny, and their band was as tight as hell. All of that was real.

As were their fans. Girls that are now older than my own 60-year-old mother shake in the throes of hysteria forever enshrined. The Four’s legend wouldn’t exist without all of those tears. The extras in the train station were actual fans, and those faces, twisted with unbelievable longing, are the heart of A Hard Day’s Night. There’s just no faking the jet-engine roar of their love.”

—Sara Gray, “I’ll Cry Instead”

(Read the entire essay for free here)

If I ever have the opportunity

To meet Andrew Scott, I would compliment his dainty eyebrows. Mainly because I want to see his face do the thing

#andrew scott #sherlock #moriarty #reaction