“If I Died Tomorrow, What Would People Say At My Funeral?”

“The bravest thing I ever did was continuing my life when I wanted to die.”

— Juliette Lewis

I am working on portraits. I screwed her neck up bad on these. Like really bad. Please excuse. Anyway, the beautiful, talented, one and only…Kathryn Hahn!!

With and w/out the think sweater outline

I miss Lottie 😕

LOTTIE MATTHEWS YELLOWJACKETS | 3.04

(From Simone’s IG)

LOTTIE LESBIAN JESUS CONFIRMED

mamas a girl behind u

KILLING EVE S4E3 | A Rainbow in Beige Boots

This is probably common knowledge that my space-case reclusive ass just learned recently. I am a Killing Eve/Codename Villanelle fanatic, how did I miss this? 🤨 Anyway, Luke Jennings wrote a new Villanelle novella in installments on Substack where Villanelle did not die and she and Eve are living in St. Petersburg. He wrote it because,

“Villanelle, for all her winning ways, is a homicidal psychopath, and transgressive characters often come to a sticky end on the screen. There’s a long history in film and TV of the same treatment being meted out to one or both members of same-sex couples, a trope known to LGBTQ+ audiences as Bury Your Gays. Killing Eve’s fanbase was, and is, acutely attuned to such issues. I know this because many of them have contacted me. The Killing Eve universe is their escape, they tell me, and Villanelle their heroine. Not because she murders people, but because she’s powerful, she’s her own creation, and she goes through life doing exactly as she choses.

The TV series ending, in which Villanelle is shot by a sniper and falls dying into the Thames, came as a shock to emotionally invested fans, and they were not slow to voice their feelings. Social media lit up with their distress, not for days, but for weeks. All over the world, makeshift shrines to Villanelle appeared, with flowers, heartfelt messages, stills from the TV show, and copies of my books. A group of fans crowdfunded a billboard in central London, protesting at “the trope”. As Villanelle’s creator, this was weird, touching and extraordinary, and I felt I had to react.”

- Luke Jennings from an article in The Guardian in 2023

open.substack.com

Killing Eve: Resurrection (1)

The first instalment of a new Killing Eve story, published exclusively on Substack

It’s called Killing Eve: Resurrection and is available on his Substack page for free. He also wrote a new installment after called Killing Eve: Bloodline. I’m just gonna leave the 1st link in case anyone missed it and so I can find it again easily if I need to for some reason. I am almost finished with the last book, then I am starting on these. He has a lot of other cool posts on his account.

The fates will divide in three, a sight that we can’t unsee. We’re falling to our hands and knees as the past and the future bleed into the world below

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Marvel Studios: Assembled 1.01 | The Making of WandaVision

RIP Fearless Mari

YELLOWJACKETS, 3x10 "Full Circle"