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oldtimefamilybaseball:

Happy Bizarro Halloween, Mickey Mantle fans! 
(via Comics Alliance) 

oldtimefamilybaseball:

Happy Bizarro Halloween, Mickey Mantle fans! 

(via Comics Alliance

jessicarabbitworld:

This Happened - Jessica Rabbit has made a stunning debut to Disney Parks!!


I am scratching my head wondering why Disney has a character based on Divine from Pink Flamingos at their park?

jessicarabbitworld:

This Happened - Jessica Rabbit has made a stunning debut to Disney Parks!!

I am scratching my head wondering why Disney has a character based on Divine from Pink Flamingos at their park?

Even in a galaxy far, far away he is stealing the black man’s act.

Even in a galaxy far, far away he is stealing the black man’s act.

myrecordcollections:

Jimmy Cliff
The Harder They Come (Soundtrack)
@1974 UK Pressing
*****
Reggae star Jimmy Cliff is the principal reason that The Harder They Come was one of the first truly successful films to come out of Jamaica. Cliff plays Ivan, a young would-be singer who finds the going rough when he hits the big city of Kingston. Jailed for participating in a knife fight, Ivan is exploited by a dishonest record-company executive upon his release. Turning his back on the establishment, Ivan becomes involved in the marijuana trade. He keeps the police at arm’s length by offering  them a slice of the action, but ultimately finds himself in the middle of a bloody raid. Ivan kills several cops and escapes, whereupon the duplicitous record exec releases Ivan’s single “The Harder They Come,” elevating the fugitive to the status of folk hero. The Harder They Come utilizes a take-no-prisoners approach to its material and presents an unadorned view of the seamier side of Jamaica life. The film resulted in an incredible upsurge in the popularity of reggae music in America; among the highlights in its hit-after-hit score are “You Can Really Get It If You Want It,” “Sitting in Limbo,” “Johnny Too Bad,” and the title song. 
Hal Erickson, Rovi

Best soundtrack ever….

myrecordcollections:

Jimmy Cliff

The Harder They Come (Soundtrack)

@1974 UK Pressing

*****

Reggae star Jimmy Cliff is the principal reason that The Harder They Come was one of the first truly successful films to come out of Jamaica. Cliff plays Ivan, a young would-be singer who finds the going rough when he hits the big city of Kingston. Jailed for participating in a knife fight, Ivan is exploited by a dishonest record-company executive upon his release. Turning his back on the establishment, Ivan becomes involved in the marijuana trade. He keeps the police at arm’s length by offering them a slice of the action, but ultimately finds himself in the middle of a bloody raid. Ivan kills several cops and escapes, whereupon the duplicitous record exec releases Ivan’s single “The Harder They Come,” elevating the fugitive to the status of folk hero. The Harder They Come utilizes a take-no-prisoners approach to its material and presents an unadorned view of the seamier side of Jamaica life. The film resulted in an incredible upsurge in the popularity of reggae music in America; among the highlights in its hit-after-hit score are “You Can Really Get It If You Want It,” “Sitting in Limbo,” “Johnny Too Bad,” and the title song.

Hal Erickson, Rovi

Best soundtrack ever….

neilmobile:

Hell is real. Hell is Brony Jeopardy.

The question is. ” what is anti disneyworld a.k.a. the saddest place on earth?

neilmobile:

Hell is real. Hell is Brony Jeopardy.

The question is. ” what is anti disneyworld a.k.a. the saddest place on earth?

secretcinema1:

Chrysler Building, New York, c1930–31, Margaret Bourke-White


It never gets old

secretcinema1:

Chrysler Building, New York, c1930–31, Margaret Bourke-White

It never gets old

Pimp my ride

Pimp my ride

semilost:

Yeah! That oughta get it done!

More likely the last night…

semilost:

Yeah! That oughta get it done!

More likely the last night…

Cult classic

Cult classic

wwiiaviation:

A Lend-Lease Consolidated PBY Catalina in Soviet service.

wwiiaviation:

A Lend-Lease Consolidated PBY Catalina in Soviet service.