Behind the scenes of Alien (1979)
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Behind the scenes of Alien (1979)
are bots making communities now??? some of the ones i get recommended feel like it
like the admin of this one is deactivated and at least 95% of the members are bots
can you imagine you wake up one day in a dark room chained to a radiator with your phone at 1% and you unlock it and find that you've been added to this community
The first thing you do in that situation is open Tumblr?
Where the hell else would I post about being chained to a radiator, fucking Bluesky?
i think chris flemings is one of the only comedians thats going to get into heaven
This is it, this is the one
this is an unfair excerpt to post out of context, but nevertheless:
Margy McNamara died early in the morning of February 3, nineteen days after President Carter had awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Her husband had appointments that day with visiting Jordanians and at the State Department, and he kept them both. The Jordanians would have understood if he had canceled their meeting. At the State Department he apologized for being late.
an almost verbatim foreshadowing of this classic Onion satire of repressed government officials, make of that what you will
(The Onion: Press Secretary Spins Wife’s Death As A Positive)
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Ukrainian actress Natalia Doroshenko. Early 1900s. X
Diahann Carroll as Norma Desmond in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard, photographed during the landmark Canadian production at Toronto’s Ford Centre for the Performing Arts, where she starred from October 1995 through August 1996 before the production transferred to Vancouver for an additional run into 1997. Carroll brought a uniquely glamorous and world-weary elegance to Norma, draped in opulent beaded gowns, sculptural turbans, satin caftans, and jewel-toned costumes that emphasized the faded silent-screen grandeur at the heart of the role. Her performance marked one of the first major productions of Sunset Boulevard to feature a Black actress as Norma Desmond, and became a celebrated chapter in the musical’s international history.
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