oh bo play that oboe

lustyr:

how do i die without telling my mom

therockyhuntershow:

It was 40 years ago today. A little rock n’ roll musical written by out-of-work actor, Richard O’Brien, premiered at the 63-seat theatre, The Royal Court Theatre upstairs. Young actors Tim Curry, Julie Covington, Chris Malcom, Richard O’Brien, Patricia Quinn, Rayner Bourton, Nell Campbell & Paddy O’Hagan made up the original cast. 15 months later, filming began for the film version of the hit musical which would become the longest running theatrical release of all time and the greatest and most well known cult film in history.

Can we get this to 1973 notes?

Happy birthday, Rocky!

poopflow:

fine, send me nudes, see if I care

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followmyv0ice:

littlemissmutant:

rainbowrites:

therealfoxxcub:

tumblinwithhotties:

Geography Club trailer…CAN. NOT. WAIT.

EVERYONE IS FIRED FOR NOT TELLING ME THEY MADE ALL THE HIGH SCHOOL FANDOM AUS EVER INTO A GODDAMN MOVIE. 

A MOVIE.

OH MY GOD, UNIQUE?!?

AND SCOTT BAKULA?!

I HAVE A MIGHTY NEED, HOLY SHIT

HOLD THE PHONE SOMEONE MADE A MOVIE OF THIS BOOK

ALEX NEWELL AND NIKKI BLONSKI ARE IN IT

TIME FOR ME TO RUN IN CIRCLES


omg

What I mean: You are one of the best friends I've ever had. The level on which we connect baffles me. I'm so so happy that I can share my interests, secrets, guilt, faults, joys, and insecurities with you in confidence and receive encouragement to improve and keep being better, and I'm comfortable with the ease with which I can reciprocate those feelings and that support to you as well. We make a great team and I'm really fortunate to have you in my life.
What I say: u lil shit

fuckyeahkatdenningsdaily:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KAT DENNINGS! (June 13,1986)

“I’ll never forget it, I signed with a manager when I was 10, and part of the sign-up process was to go to her husband’s acting class. By the second session, he told me I’d never be an actor and to stop immediately – I was terrible. Instead of running out and crying, I said, ‘Fuck it, this is ridiculous. How could you tell me that?’ And so here we are.”