Ireland legalized abortion a few years ago. I think it’s easier to get one there than some of the more conservative states in the U.S.

Don’t even reply to them. They just want to get out of the grey ether AND gaslight.

I’m out. I don’t care if I only find work mopping up splooge off porn theaters in Dublin.

I’m done. I’m so fucking done. As soon as I can find some job, anywhere, I’m out. I don’t care if I only find work mopping up splooge off porn theaters in Dublin. This is shit, we live in shit, and all that’s left is a future of shit. We’re fucked, and the only people who have any way of doing something about it just…

Why do you think Disney has lobbied for the last 40 years to keep extending copyright laws.  They’re still making money off of films from 70 years ago.

dont take away my headlines they are all i have

Least we can be honest about it lol

It did for me! I don’t know where the entirety of her album The Dreaming has been all my life, but it’s a stone-cold masterpiece.

Speaking of Peter Gabriel, and you might already be aware of this, but this comes from Kate’s 1979 Christmas special. It’s a Roy Harper song that This Mortal Coil also covered, but this version just blows it away, IMO:

That’s a nice one!

My first encounter with Kate Bush was on the old Night Flight show. I think it was a live performance. She had a couple of dancers up on stage with her and it was like a combination ballet/rock show. I don’t know that anybody else was doing anything like that at the time.

If anyone ever needed proof that she was an artist ahead of her time...

Artist’s song being used in one of the most popular shows of the decade makes artist happy.

Damn, as someone born in 1984 you just inadvertently reminded me I’m getting old

Talk about investing in your future fo ‘real.

That must be how George Lucas feels everyday.

Imagine waking up one day and you’re making a cool $1 million a month for something you did 35 years ago. Good for her.

They’re both missing the O, but Cynthia Erivo and Ben Platt got their EGT for the same roles!

Well I— I think that, uh, nobody who has gone abroad should be allowed back in the country. I mean, uh, BLIMEY! BLIMEY! If they’re not keen enough to stay here when they’re here, why should we allow them back, uh, at the taxpayers’ expense? I mean, be fair! I mean, I don’t eat squirrels, do I? I mean, well, perhaps I…

You’ve got to wonder if Gilliam (and John Cleese) realize the irony in them becoming exactly the kind of old people that Monty Python mocked all the time.