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| Puttin' On The Ritz The Cast & Some Crew of Wicked For Good |
Lately I have been feeling this Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford in the notorious camp film Mommie Dearest meme.
Thus identifying as a "threat" is my ever so aggressive Current Mood.
What's that you ask? What king of a threat?
Here's a clue - Try/Me
The End.
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On December 16th, 88 Films proudly presents the North American Blu-ray debut of the Hong Kong spiritual fantasy cult classic, Saga of the Phoenix, in a limited edition release featuring a brand new 2K restoration from the original negative loaded with bonus content.
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| Celebrate This! Margaret Cho |
Margaret Cho has always been political. Have you seen her in action lately???
Well Ms. Cho is really ripping MAGA, bigots and assorted other cretins a new one on TikTok with graphic and demeaning commentary.
Hey, it's nothing they haven't done for others, she's simply serving them a taste of their own BS.
For example she takes Pete Hegseth down a few notches by uttering: "Pete Hegseth shut up queen" and refers to ICE agents as failures and wannabes who have never done anything with their lives. Accurate I would say.
She most recently posted a video in solidarity with Charlotte, NC servers who are actually giving ICE agents Ex-Lax instead of a chocolate at the end of their meal.
So if you're feeling frustrated, angry or powerless why not get a vicarious release and let Margaret say it for you?
In the immortal words of Margaret "Shut up JK Rowling, you are a joke, that's why your name is JK"
That's all.
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| Just Step Into My Office Michael Shinafelt |
"I'll be your father figure
I drink that brown liquorI can make deals with the devil because my dick's bigger" - Taylor Swift, Father Figure
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| Bette Midler |
Let's experience the divine and Hump Day & Chill with the Divine Miss M...Bette Midler!
For some reason this meme of her spouting one of the more known phrases in our culture has managed to captivate my attention on this Hump Day & Chill.
With the world as it is we do need to laugh more, yet so many things that others would have you believe are acceptable to laugh at aren't.
Me? I never really tell jokes I just say funny things. However let me illustrate with a corny joke that I saw online that amused me:
Q: What do you call a singer with a laptop on her head?
A: A-Dell.
Here is something not funny:
Donald Trump "Quiet, quiet, piggy" to Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey after she asked question about the unfolding Epstein scandal.
Know the difference, Bette and Myself do...
Hump Day & Chill Minions!
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| The Question |
“This power pop band should have been a household name. The Question is one of the best bands ever to come out of Los Angeles.”- Jack Rabid
Seminal LA mod trio The Question have officially released their landmark 1982 EP “Shall Be Love” to all major streaming platforms today via Oglio Records, kicking off a long-awaited archival series that will debut newly remixed, remastered, and previously unheard material throughout the coming months.
Stream 'Shall Be Love' here: https://lnk.to/QuestionShallBeLove
Formed in the 1980s and widely regarded as the first, and arguably most significant mod band ever to emerge from Los Angeles proper, The Question earned their reputation through explosive, unpredictable live shows and the sharp, melodic songwriting of Tony Rugolo—whose jazz-influenced chord progressions reflect the legacy of his father, the late Pete Rugolo, an award-winning composer and arranger. With Rugolo’s dynamic vocals, Phil Cusimano’s 60s-infused Rickenbacker tone, and the powerhouse drumming of David White, the band transcended the mod scene and built a devoted following that stretched well beyond the underground.
The Question’s official discography has historically been limited—two songs on the revered Warfrat Tales compilation and a pair of self-released 7-inch EPs (Distance Apart and Getting Through). But behind the scenes, the band had recorded far more than most fans ever realized.
Now, after years of remixing and remastering, The Question and Oglio Records will release the band’s complete archive of more than 20 songs, including many that have never been available in any format. “Shall Be Love” is the first release to emerge, with additional singles and deep cuts to follow.
The Question is currently active, playing live gigs and preparing to record a new album in 2026, marking their first new music in decades.
