12th August 2026
The light from the eclipse, projecting through the gaps in a tall tree, was quite the spectacle
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12th August 2026
The light from the eclipse, projecting through the gaps in a tall tree, was quite the spectacle
this clip of 22-year-old alex horne proves that alex horne has always been alex horne
I think Bernadette was the first trans person I ever saw in media. I first watched Priscilla, Queen of the Desert when I was about 5 & it immediately became one of my favourite films. My love for it has evolved over time ofc, but it's been a favourite for over 30 years now.
By today's standards having a cis-man playing a trans-woman may be considered inappropriate, but for the time I'm still impressed with how sensitively she's portrayed.
Terence Stamp made Bernadette a real person, she's strong, feminine, beautiful, bitchy, kind, stern, complex, & compassionate. She's fully realised & authentic, so much so that I didn't even realise she was played by a man until I was well into my teens (probably too late tbh 🙈). The way she reacts to Adam dead naming her stuck with me forever, it imprinted that it was wrong to do that before I even knew a word for it.
I'm sure there's other roles Terence Stamp will be remembered for but Bernadette was always a stand out for me. Thank you, Terence Stamp, for Bernadette, and RIP
Costume appreciation series: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994) dir Stephan Elliott
Costume Design by Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner
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OWEN WILSON and STEVE COOGAN as JEDEDIAH and OCTAVIUS in Night at the Museum (2006)
Velvet Goldmine (Todd Haynes, 1998)
Velvet Goldmine (1998) dir. Todd Haynes
Comet passing over village , spaghetti glyph
no eclipse glasses we are experiencing things allegory of the cave style
Olivia Jaimes’ Nancy continues to amaze and delight.
This really might be the finest 4th wall joke ever pulled off.
I GOTTA give these people an ominous prophecy. Yeah, dude, they really need an omie prophie right now.