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wallycolours · 1 year
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He is enamored by the beauty of nature 🌈🍃🌈 
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electronicsquid · 7 months
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Shelley Winters touring in Born Yesterday
(Gordon Parks. 1950)
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Happy 54th birthday, Robert Sean Leonard!!!
Happiest of birthdays, sir! You don't have any idea of how much I appreciate your existence and how much I treasure your work (be it on the theatre, tv movies, tv shows, and films). I've talked extensively before of how characters like Neil, Wilson, Housman, Barry Kempler, Danny, and many others have resonated with me; and how your work has changed my life time and time again. In honor of your birthday, I proudly present:
Robert Sean Leonard on the stage
For the full HD version on YouTube: here
If you want to know more about RSL's stage career, @samnyangie has a very good guide here
PS1: I know he probably won't see this taking into consideration that the man doesn't use social media, and it's almost impossible that he would choose to look at the hellsite, but one can dream
PS2: I chose Elvis Costello's music because he said he liked it on an interview
Tagging my fellow RSL lovers: @greenparadiseperry @deelaundry @house-and-wilson-boyfriends @aedan-mills @giolovesyousm @gustingirl @midsummerperry @scarletblakeney @arthurianarchipelago
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empty-styrofoam · 1 month
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The way I feel, I could fill the ocean on my own.
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hollywoodlady · 1 year
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Judy Holliday in 'Born Yesterday', 1950.
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rivecea · 6 months
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oh hes justa guy
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kyt-online · 4 months
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shreds Arca & Sia - Born Yesterday (Mary Arcane Patch)
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theodorerailmi · 2 years
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TED RAIMI in Born Yesterday (1993)
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hellostarrynightblr · 2 years
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favourite couples in classic movies
Paul Verrall and Billie Dawn (Born Yesterday, 1950)
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Born Yesterday
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kiurit · 1 year
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me
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i want to write like a 20 page essay on this new quadeca album like holy fucking shit man How
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citizenscreen · 2 years
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Judy Holliday and a stagehand get ready for the bubble bath scene in George Cukor’s BORN YESTERDAY (1950).
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gotankgo · 1 year
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Born Yesterday (1950)
Director of Photography: Joseph Walker
Director: George Cukor
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dustedmagazine · 9 months
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Stuck — Freak Frequency (Born Yesterday)
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Freak Frequency by Stuck
Stuck, a post-hardcore four piece from Chicago, bristles with dissatisfaction. Dual guitars slash out hard, unornamented eighth note cadences, while bass lines bark staccato commands. Drums crack like rifle shot, and an angsty frontman, one Greg Obis, stutters and yelps about the contemporary state of things, which is…not very good.
The sound is tight and disciplined and full of agitated doom, not that far off from Protomartyr but spikier and more architectural. A band that got its start during the worst of COVID sees trouble everywhere, and keeps it at bay with relentless, four-four battery. If they just keep going, keep slamming, keep shouting, keep tangling desolate lyrics in pogo-ing ecstasies, it won’t happen again. Will it? “They’ve got good news,” Obis yowls in “The Punisher,” “There’s new life springing from a death cult.”
Stuck came, er, unstuck from Chicago’s feverish punk underground in late 2018 with a Three Song EP, which featured just three of the current line-up (Obis, drummer Tim Green and additional guitarist Donny Walsh). They emerged in their present form about a year later on the People Pleaser EP, adding David Algrim on bass, then started to really get some traction with the full-length Change Is Bad in early 2020 (which was, in retrospect, not the best time to be building up a head of steam). Freak Frequency is the second LP full-length, and holy moly, it’s a banger, a 37-minute continuous anxiety attack that makes you want to dance and break things. Possibly at the same time. Possibly not.
The title track is the best thing about it, all corrosive propulsion and sirening guitars, and, in the best part, Obis hurling the phrase “again and again and again and again” out into the void. It turns out that the “freak frequency” in question is a shepherd’s tone, a pair of sine waves separated by octaves. The tone operates as a sort of auditory moebius band; it seems to ascend along a scale, but somehow gets no higher or lower. (This will make more sense if you hear it.) The idea of continual motion with no actual progress can, of course, resonate in any number of ways, not least with this band’s furious flail against all aspects of being Stuck.
Jennifer Kelly
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