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Eartha Kitt's career is just so iconic because there's no way you don't know her even if you don't know you know her. You like Christmas music ok well she's Santa Baby. You like Disney animated movie ok well she's Yzma. You like Disney Channel original movie ok well she's Madame Zeroni. You like comic book ok well she is Cat Woman. She won.

dream0holder

You like making the racist wife of a war mongering president cry on national television? She did that

amaditalks

You like laughing at the very idea of needing a man? She's your role model.

clockworkbuck

she was also a very cool activist and its worth looking up everything shes done

Eartha Kitt - Wikipedia

creaturecandids

Him: *commits unspeakable violence*

Me: “Well I’m sure he has his reasons :)” *twirls my hair in my fingers and giggles*

sofoulandfairaday

the best thing about wake up dead man is its constant emphasis on the idea that a good christian loves and serves sinners. the world we live in is obsessed with moral purity—across all fringes of society and all political factions—and is quick to cast out anyone deemed “unworthy,” morally corrupt, holding the wrong views, or guilty of wrongdoing. father jud, by contrast, recognizes himself as a sinner, and embraces those who are broken, hateful and even destructive forces in society (see: cy). he loves and serves bad people. they are part of his flock.

breakbleheavens

HAPPY 36TH BIRTHDAY TAYLOR ALISON SWIFT December 13, 1989 | Reading, Pennsylvania

tayloralison

Taylor Swift on longevity @ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

maroonpascal

Oh Jacob you move me so much

itsjustthechems

i bought the $70 book about guillermo del toro's frankenstein film because i'm nuts, and here are some of my favorite highlights thus far:

• the fact that all jacob elordi really had to say for guillermo to cast him was "my father is spanish. also i went to catholic school and felt scared and deeply uncomfortable there" like...GDT's requirements are: you gotta be hispanic/latine, be filled with catholic guilt, or BOTH

• [regarding the nine hour prosthetic application process] "elordi recalls, 'the first thing guillermo said to me was that it would be my skin, and i would have to take the sacrament. like every morning, getting the prosthetics put on would be like the eucharist. that's how he spoke about it from the moment i came to the project.'" THAT'S INSANE LMAO

• this quote from jacob - "i love that the film doesn't have a fatalistic ending. what recourse does the creature have but to live? in all the drudgery and sadness and rejection, what else will you do but keep walking toward the sun?"

• the character of william frankenstein was based on guillermo as a child. guillermo gave the actor, felix kammerer, a photo of himself where he looked very little and sad and lonely, and felix carried that photo with him for the entirety of the film.

• the makeup artist applied subtle prosthetics to mia goth's face when she played victor's mother in order to make her look slightly more similar to oscar isaac

• jacob had to wear oversized fake teeth because of the way the prosthetics altered the proportions of his face. they also gave him large dark contact lenses to make him even more doe-eyed/baby-ish.

rifflovesjoey

I adore this man and his beautiful brain.

holyxxx3

The sheep weren’t lucky but we are

rosie-tyler

Frankenstein (2025) dir. Guillermo del Toro + paintings

jamjoob

The Relict & the Martyr

︵‿₊ prints ₊‿︵

chickenwaffles17

i had to

memorizingthedigitsofpi

a scene can start wherever you want it to

writing isn't real life. You don't need to set up a character walking into a room or two characters greeting each other and talking about the weather or what-have-you in order to lead into the conversation you actually want them to have. just start at the conversation.

hell, start in the middle of the conversation. you could even start at the end and then have one of them leave and the other one left behind to reflect back on what just happened.

writing gets easier when you open yourself up to writing the parts that are interesting, to starting where it's easy instead of where you think you should start.

if it ends up not working? that's okay. you tried it, and sometimes just getting something out of your head is a necessary first step to getting the words right

artisimpossible

Piece of advice I've often been given (but don't necessarily agree with broadly) is "if you're bored, the reader's bored", so while I don't think you should use your personal interests singly as the driving force behind what appears on the page, I *do* think this is very useful first draft advice. Write what intrigues you. Write what excites you. Then, when your beta readers or agent or best friend tells you they feel like something's missing, go back and fill in the parts that are needed to connect the dots. But don't think "this filler is always there, so I must write it!" because I PROMISE you will end up with way more than you need and everyone will be bored, including you.