“Trump is shaking!!!”

Maybe if he gets covered in water he’ll melt like the witch in the Wizard of Oz? I literally hate every single thing Trump stands for. He is a disgrace.

James fucking Woods managed to find his humanity for a moment, but our president couldn’t be bothered to try.

Congressman Ted Lieu replied to the Asshole in Chief that, in fact, 98% of forest land in California is federally owned, and that Trump was the person who cut funding to the Forest Service, so any “mismanagement” lies on Trump’s head. Ted Lieu is the ultimate trump twitter troll. Also, the local news reported that…

I’m not really okay. I function because the one thing that never left me and keeps me going is a sense of humor (often gallows variety) that gets me through. But while >125 surgeries and hundreds of dermatological procedures have allowed me to look something like myself, internal injuries remain. I have only one…

POTUS doesn’t care that American citizens have died\are in danger and a state that is a major contributor to the economy is literally going up in flames.

I’m going to try to follow Katy Perry’s remarkable grace right now, though my thoughts about Trump’s evil and ignorant tweet are much darker.

He always overly sucks up to other leaders when they’re physically present, then waits until they’re not around to trash them on twitter. He’s a gutless hack.

No, because then everybody will run up to give her a bear hug!

No one of those Sumo wrestler fat suits.

I cannot be the only one . . .

I adore this.

this wins!

Iain Glen narrates a cat documentary that’s on Netflix and it’s fabulous.

Otherwise known as Great Gatsby Syndrome...

Yeah, Saturday Night Fever is extremely dark.

Saturday Night Fever is a prime example of a great movie people want to remember as a fun, campy romp through Disco times instead of a melancholic and somewhat tragic coming of age story. I saw it at a midnight showing not that long ago and the (mostly intoxicated) audience cheered and laughed all through the first…

That character could almost be excised completely and not have an effect on the film. It is an unfortunate stain.

That’s kind of exactly why I dismissed this movie - when a friend had a copy and I was like, “Eh, I’ve never actually seen that”, she was shocked. I didn’t realize why she had such a big reaction until hearing the opening score (see: my username).

That scene at Tiffany’s in one of the clips above—where Holly and Paul take the Cracker Jack ring to get it engraved—is one of my favorite in any film. John McGiver is perfectly cast as the Tiffany’s salesman, and while he has only a few lines, they’re perfect, too (“Do they still really have prizes in Cracker Jacks…