Dropping hearts, breaking names
Bryan Cranston recently recovered from his own bout with coronavirus. Now, the Breaking Bad actor is encouraging fellow Americans to wear a “damn mask, keep washing your hands, and stay socially distant.” He’s also asking COVID-19 survivors to consider donating their plasma. “About now you’re probably feeling a little tied down,…Please click the link below to…
Bryan Cranston Donates His Plasma After Recovering from COVID-19
One more reason this man is awesome!
YouTube knows me so well: it recommended this dialogue for me, which I am enjoying.
Great conversation.
Richard Sackler had… knowledge.
It’s refreshing to find poetic moments between human animals and other species. In this case, I’m referring to Tama the cat‘s story. Read on and be prepared for a touching chapter in Japan’s recent history.
“Like I said, he’s dying…”
I am, like most movie fans all over the world, quite sad about Philip Seymour Hoffman’s passing. I will be posting some of my favorite performances throughout the week.
Having a Garden State flashback just now.
The magazine is catching up with Clooney that plays the leader of a special organization of museum directors, curators, and art historians who join forces to rescue the art stole by the nazi during World War II in the movie The Monuments Men which will make its debute in theaters in early spring. The actor that coproduced, cowrote, and directed the movie opens up about art and his love for it.
What cultural icons have mattered most to you?
I grew up Catholic, and there were always religious icons that I’d see in church. The cross and the altar were big parts of my life. But when I was 10 years old, my father took me to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. I remember walking up those stairs and looking at this carved piece of marble that had nothing to do with a carved piece of marble. That statue said something to me…
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I see the “Gravity” concept here. Looking forward to that movie.
A work of art with cultural weight… so much weight.
Now, is it wrong that all I can think about is songs with the world “love” in them? Such as “Why can´t this be love?” by Van Halen or the Tina Turner song, you know the one…
Jennifer Love Hewitt’s first name is, actually, “Love.”
Why do I know that?
No, really: why? I don’t know where I learned that, or why, but I know that. I’m not a fan of hers, nor a detractor. I can’t be, I’ve never really seen her in anything, except maybe about 40 minutes of I Know What You Did Last Summer. I think she was on a TV show that might have been about ghosts? Or something? So, why does my brain hold on to that tidbit of quasi-information?
I’ve always been one of those people who know a lot of seemingly random information, but usually there’s some context, some reason. I can think of virtually no scenario in which I’d need to know that.
She shot a movie where I live once, and I think she lived here for a while at some point. So, I suppose it…
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I like what I see.
He is one of my favorite writers. Also, he has tweeted stuff that I find quite disturbing. Be that as it may, in a recent essay titled In the Reign of the Gay Magical Elves, he voices his discontent (to say the least), with the “the reign of The Gay Man as Magical Elf, who whenever he comes out appears before us as some kind of saintly E.T. whose sole purpose is to be put in the position of reminding us only about Tolerance and Our Own Prejudices and To Feel Good About Ourselves and to be a symbol instead of just being a gay dude”.
He means, specifically, the way the public reacted to NBA Jason Collins’ coming out in Sports Illustrated and the way the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, GLAAD, does not necessarily represent an inclusive approach to all opinions related to the gay community:
“Gay activists dive-bombing other gays who express an opinion that doesn’t lean toward their agenda means that within the gay world we are living in a very simplistic place. A barbed observational opinion tweeted by a gay man about gay men in Hollywood—and not directed at anyone—becomes, in the world of GLAAD, hate-speech. When a community prides itself on its differences and uniqueness and bans the gay man because of the way the gay man expresses himself—then a corporate PC [political correct] fascism has been put into play that needs to be seriously reconsidered by the LGBT community”, he writes.
Though I disagree with his nonchalant way of joking about HIV, you gotta admit that the man was a point.
P.S. I also find Glee quite annoying.
Valid insights about the creative process.
Good to know that he`s voicing his outrage!
Is is possible to love this man any more!? Ryan Gosling has penned a letter on behalf of PETA to the National Milk Producers Federation urging officials to require dairy farmers to begin phasing out ‘dehorning’ – which is a painful process in which calves have their horns gouged out or sensitive horn tissue burned out of their heads.
“There is absolutely no reason – and no excuse – for the cruel, unnecessary practice of dehorning to continue.”
We love when celebs use their voice to speak up for animals! You can read the full letter and learn how you can lend your voice against dehorning too over on PETA.org.
Duff who lives at home 